FONDULAC DISTRICT LIBRARY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
September 27, 2010
Members of the Fondulac District Library Board of
Trustees met in regular session on Monday, September 27, 2010. President Hale called the meeting to order at
6:00 p.m.
On roll call the following members were present: Mrs. Cole, Mr. Coziahr, Mr. Hale, Mrs.
Herring, Mrs. Humphrey and Mr. Johnston.
Also present were Ms. Falasz-Peterson, Director and Mrs. Geier, Business
Manager. Mr. Lasswell attended via telephone.
M/S/P (Herring/Cole) to adjust the agenda so action items
c-0901 and d- 0902 are completed before actions items a-0701 and b-0702.
M/S/P (Johnston/Lasswell) to approve the consent agenda
which includes the August board meeting minutes, treasurer’s report and approval
of bills.
Treasurer's Report:
GENERAL FUND CHECKING
08/30/10 Balance 418,255.87
08/31/10 Interest 185736 669.93
09/02/10 Checks issued - Payroll (23633.32)
09/03/10 Deposit - Fines, fees,
misc. 218.45
09/03/10 Waste Management
payment (88.18)
09/10/10 AmerenCilco payment (2,226.82)
09/13/10 AT&T payment (112.91)
09/16/10 Checks issued - Payroll (23,318.13)
09/16/10 Visa payment (303.72)
09/16/10 Deposit - County taxes 469,143.77
09/17/10 Deposit - Fines, fees,
misc. 657.95
09/17/10 AT&T payment (228.35)
09/23/10 Check issued - Postage
for newsletter (1,000.00)
09/23/10 Checks issued - NCPERS
Group Life Ins. (64.00)
09/24/10 AT&T payment (170.11)
09/24/10 Deposit - Fines, fees,
misc. 283.76
09/27/10 Checks issued - Bills
(29,211.76)
09/27/10 Balance 808,872.43
WORKING CASH FUND
08/30/10 Balance 200,319.94
08/31/10 Interest 185701 273.97
09/27/10 Balance 200,593.91
RESERVE FUND
08/30/10 Balance 2,719,492.55
08/31/10 Interest 185728 3,719.37
09/27/10 Balance 2,723,211.92
ENTERPRISE FUND
08/30/10 Balance 33,839.23
08/31/10 Interest 185698 48.27
09/24/10 Deposit - Rent 250.00
09/27/10 Check issued - Bill 29.40
09/27/10 Balance 34,108.10
Ms. Falasz-Peterson
reported that she received 48 resumes for the public services librarian
position. She has conducted four phone
interviews and plans on continuing with them when she returns from ILA. She will conduct in person interviews in
October.
Ms. Falasz-Peterson informed
the board that she has been looking into snow removal companies.
Ms. Falasz-Peterson
reported that the draft audit has been received.
Ms. Falasz-Peterson is
finalizing the FY 2011 per capita grant application. She heard that we should receive the FY 2010
monies by December.
Ms. Falasz-Peterson
reminded the board members that are up for reelection that the election petitions
are in Mrs. Geier's office.
Ms. Falasz-Peterson
informed the board that she has received a meeting notice regarding the East
Peoria Opportunity Zone. The next
meeting is Thursday, October 14th at 3:30 p.m. at City Hall. Mr. Johnston agreed to attend.
M/S/P (Johnston/Coziahr)
to adopt Levy Ordinance #10-258.
M/S/P (Herring/Cole)
to change the November board meeting to November 22, 2010.
The building committee
did not have an official meeting in September, but Mr. Lasswell gave a brief
report on a meeting with the city, the city's attorneys, Ms. Falasz-Peterson
and the library's attorney earlier in the day
Mrs. Herring reported
on ALS news.
M/S/P
(Herring/Johnston) to recess at 6:20 p.m. until the attorney arrives.
M/S/P
(Herring/Coziahr) to return to regular session at 6:45 p.m.
Attorney Brian Mooty
arrived to report on the status of the contracts with PCM+d. He stated that there has been a significant
surge in the process of moving the contract work forward. Mr. Mooty informed the board that the library
would be entering into a minimum of five contracts with as many as 10-15 by the
time the project is finished.
Mr. Mooty stated that
the library will have contracts with two architectural firms. PSA- Dewberry will have a contract for the
library's interior design, a contract
for the technology design component and a fixtures and furnishing
contract. The library will also be
entering into another architectural contract with PSA Dewberry for the building
share that's proposed with PCM+d. There
will be a construction management contract with PCM+d to manage the
construction of the library. PCM+d is under
contract as architect for the city and are currently negotiating a construction
manager contract for the city's component.
Mr. Mooty explained that because of all the
contracts there is a lot of complexity.
He stated that there are two key contracts: the construction manager
(CM) contract and the general conditions construction. These contracts are coordinated together and
they have to be sequenced together. In
the library's case, the goal is to have the construction management contract
that the library enters into with PCM+d mirror the city's construction
management contract with PCM+d. These contracts
will be entered into simultaneously and then PCM+d will agree in both contracts
that one of their major responsibilities is to coordinate between the library
construction and the city's responsibility of the shared space.
Mr. Mooty reported
that PCM+d has responded to comments made regarding the construction management
contract and general contingents for the contract for the construction that the
bidders will be required to follow. In
addition, PCM+d has also made suggestions to help move the process
forward.
Mr. Mooty stated that earlier today,
he met with representatives from the city and PCM+d to go over the construction
management contract point by point to make sure provisions are working together
and there are no conflicts in language or definitions. Mr. Mooty reported that Jeffrey Zogby has
been identified as the Project Manager for PCM+d. He will be responsible for administering the
construction management component of this project and participated extensively preparing
the construction management agreement.
Mr. Mooty was able to clarify several issues about how PCM+d is going to
manage the contract but also what the site supervision responsibilities
are. The proposal states there will be
one site supervisor for both the city and library, what the site manager's fees
are proposed to be and their responsibilities.
A major goal is to make sure we don't pay for something twice.
Mr. Mooty reported
that there has been 50-60 changes coordinated in the construction management
contract. Mr. Mooty stated that there
has been some discussion about the general conditions for the contract for
construction, which will clarify what the contractors are being asked to do
opposed to the construction manager.
Mr. Mooty stated that
there is another meeting scheduled for Monday, October 4 to go through the
general conditions for the contract for construction. He stated there are several points to
coordinate on to pull it all together, but most of the language has been agreed
to by the three parties. Mr. Mooty
stated that he believes that after the October 4 meeting, the attorneys should
be in a position to put together the contracts that can be used by the city and
the library for both the general condition and construction management
contracts.
Mr. Mooty stated that
most of the PSA architectural agreements are in place. However, they need to be reviewed to make
sure they coordinate with the construction management contract. Mr. Mooty also stated that PCM+d and PSA have
already communicated as to which firm is going to be responsible for which
piece of the design work with the construction manager looking over it
all. The construction manager will start
participating in future design meetings.
Mr. Mooty feels that a
full set of documents should be ready for approval by the October board
meeting. He stated that it is important
to make sure that the fees paid under each contract, when added together, fits
within the library's budget. Mr. Mooty
informed the board that once the contracts have been signed, the construction
manager would have a preliminary report and plan ready within 10 days.
M/S/P
(Herring/Coziahr) to table the approval of the PCM+d and PSA Dewberry contracts
until the October board meeting.
M/S/P (Herring/Coziahr)
to adjourn the meeting at 7:00 p.m.