CITY OF MARSHFIELD MEETING NOTICE
CITY OF MARSHFIELDMEETING NOTICEAGENDABOARD OF PUBLIC WORKSCITY OF MARSHFIELD, WISCONSINMONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2021 at 5:30 PMCITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 207 WEST 6TH STREET1. Call meeting to order – Chairman Buttke2. Approval of minutes of October 4, 2021 Board of Public Works meeting3. Citizen Comments4. Construction Update – Presented by Kris Hawley, Street Superintendent and Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works5. Approve purchase of tractor mower/ snow blower for the Street Division – Presented Kris Hawley, StreetSuperintendent6. Approve Consultant Selection for the Wastewater Facilities Planning – Presented by Sam Warp, WastewaterSuperintendent7. Consideration of improvements on Fair Association Property as part of the 17th Street Reconstruction Project –Presented by Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works8. Approve Final Plan for East 17th Street Reconstruction – Presented by Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works9. Approve 2022 Fee Schedule Adjustments – Presented by Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works10. Recommended items for future agendas11. AdjournmentPosted this 29th day of October, 2021 at 11:00 AM by Dan Knoeck, Director of Public WorksN ********************************************This meeting can be viewed “LIVE” on the City of Marshfield website at www.ci.marshfield.wi.us, over-the-top platforms; Roku-TV, Amazon Fire-TV, Apple-TV and on CharterSpectrum Cable Channel 991. The meeting is also archived on the City of Marshfield’s YouTube Channel located at the bottom of the City website at www.ci.marshfield.wi.us andreplayed the following day and throughout the week on Charter Spectrum Cable Channel 991 and on the over-the-top platforms. For questions regarding the filming of thismeeting please contact Communications Director Tom Loucks at ****It is possible that members of and possibly a quorum of other governmental bodies of the municipality may be in attendance at the above-stated meeting to gather information;no action will be taken by any governmental body at the above-stated meeting other than the governmental body specifically referred to above in this on reasonable notice, efforts will be made to accommodate the needs of disabled individuals through appropriate aids and services. For additional information or to requestthis service, contact the Public Works Department at 207 West 6th Street or by calling *****
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS BACKGROUND11/1/20211. Call meeting to order – Chairman Buttke.2. Approval of minutes of October 4, 2021 Board of Public Works meeting.3. Citizen Comments.4. Construction Updates – Presented by Kris Hawley, Street Superintendent and Dan Knoeck, Director ofPublic Works.See attached memos.5. Approve purchase of tractor mower/ snow blower for the Street Division – Presented Kris Hawley, StreetSuperintendent.See attached memo.Recommend approval of the purchase of the Ventrac tractor and accessories from Eau ClaireLawn Equipment for 51,374.40.6. Approve the Consultant Selection for Wastewater Facilities Planning – Presented by Sam Warp,Wastewater Superintendent.See attached memo.Recommend accepting the proposal from Strand Associates of 84,865.00 for the completionof a Facilities Plan for the Wastewater Division and have staff execute a contract7. Consideration of improvements on Fair Association Property as part of the 17th Street ReconstructionProject – Presented by Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works.See attached memo.Recommend including improvements along the north 30 feet of the Fair Associationproperty in the 17th Street project, estimated at 95,000, with the actual cost to berecovered through the special assessment process.8. Approve the Final Plan for East 17th Street Reconstruction – Presented by Dan Knoeck, Director of PublicWorks.See attached plan sheets.Recommend approval and authorize advertising for bids.9. Approval of the 2022 Fee Schedule Adjustments – Presented by Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works.See attached memo.Recommend approval of the 2022 Fee Schedule Adjustments.10. Recommended items for future agendas11. Adjournment
Kris d.wi.us715-486-2080MEMOTo:From:Date:RE:Board of Public WorksKris Hawley, Street Superintendent11/1/2021Construction Update Street Division.Crack filling (Asphalt maintenance):Completed. Will pick up again this fall weather permitting.Chip Sealing (Asphalt maintenance):Completed.Crack filling (Concrete maintenance):Scheduled for the 1st week of November.Asphalt Rejuvenator (Reclamite):Completed.Asphalt Mill-in-Place projects:Arlington – Lincoln to CypressCompleted.Larch – 5th to AdlerCompleted.Adams – Upham to McMillanCompleted.Briarwood – Lincoln to SchmidtCompleted.3rd – Mulberry to MagnoliaCompleted.Magnolia – 3rd to AdlerCompleted.Ash – Becker to FranklinCompleted.Laurel Ct. – Laurel to Cul-de-sacCompleted.Page 1 of 3
8th – Central to CedarCompleted.Cedar – 6th to 8thCompleted.Harrison – Peach to Cul-de-sacCompleted.4th – Columbus to Cul-de-sacCompleted.Pine – 4th to 6thCompleted.25th – Maple to VineCompleted.Park – Adams to ClarkDitching and tiling completed. 1st layer of Asphalt and driveways completed. Final lift of Asphaltscheduled for Thursday, November 4th.Clark – Arlington to Cul-de-sacDitching and tiling completed. 1st layer of Asphalt and driveways completed. Final lift of Asphaltscheduled for Thursday, November 4th.2020 Mill-in-place Projects needing touch ups:Cleveland – Palmetto to AppleCompleted.Apple – Doege to ClevelandCompleted.Butternut – 17th to TremmelCompleted.Hume – Blodgett to FillmoreCompleted.Asphalt overlays:Adams – 8th to ArlingtonCompleted.McMillan – St Joes to CentralCompleted.Street Painting:Ongoing.Asphalt Mill and Fill:Alley between Central & Maple/Arnold & BlodgettCompleted.Page 2 of 3
Miscellaneous work:Snow Plow damage restoration – CompletedForestry – Stump holes top soiled and seeded from this winter’s forestry operations – CompletedJuno ditching from Juno Ct to Doege – Completed.8th & Hawthorn 41” CMP storm sewer culvert repair – To be scheduledWildwood Ct 12” CMP storm sewer repair – To be scheduledContracted Mowing – on GoingCity Mowing (Detention Basins, Parking Lots, etc.) – on goingStreet Sweeping – on goingPatching roads – on goingPage 3 of 3
City of MarshfieldCity Hall207 W. 6th St.Marshfield, WI 54449Thomas R. Turchi, P.E.City EngineerEngineering Division(715) field.wi.usOctober 28, 2021By:Thomas Turchi, City EngineerConstruction Update – Engineering DivisionSANITARY SEWER CONTRACT 2021-02This contract is now underway.Blodgett Street Reconstruction, Wood Avenue to St. Joseph Avenue – All underground utilities havebeen installed.Grading is underway and is completed from Broadway to St Joseph. A-1 Excavation isinstalling underdrain in the ditch bottom within this same section of road.I would expect that grading will be completed yet this week if the weather cooperates.Director of Public Works(715) 486-2034Development Services(715) 486-2016Engineering(715) 486-2034Street(715) 486-2081Wastewater(715) 486-2007
8th Street Sanitary Sewer Reconstruction, Central Avenue to Cedar Avenue - All underground work forthis project is now complete. Paving is scheduled for tomorrow.Cedar Avenue Sanitary Sewer Reconstruction, 8th Street to 400’ north – Underground work for thisproject is now complete. Paving is scheduled for tomorrow.Lincoln Avenue Sanitary Sewer Reconstruction, Blodgett Street to Briarwood Street – Work isunderway. Last week the contract Gerke Inc began the process of welding pieces of the pipetogether. Pipe bursting is underway the first two manholes are now reconnected.
CITY SUBDIVISION CONTRACT 2021-03Earth Inc. has been having various materials delivered to the site.All underground and grading work is complete. All Curb and gutter and concrete work isnow complete. The first layer of asphalt is scheduled for Saturday 10/30 and the final liftshowld occur the first week of November.
Arnold Street - St. Joseph Avenue to 700' West (2023 Construction)design complete.Sanitary Sewer ReconstructionMannville Lift Station ReconstructionThis project is underway Haas Sons of Thorp. – The new lift station is fully operational. The onlywork remaining is asphalt paving and topsoil restoration.2022 Arlington Lincoln to Schmidt (water may want to be involved) Survey complete2022 Cherry Avenue - 1st to 2nd (water may want to be involved) Survey complete2022 Franklin St - Plum to Plum (water may want to be involved) Survey completeStorm Sewer ReconstructionMcMillan Street at Oak Avenue Design Complete / Work is completeTraffic Signal LED Bulb Replacement - PendingTraffic Signal Interconnect – Moved to 2022 to coincide with WISDOT SISP grant funding.Water Main ReconstructionArnold Street - St. Joseph Avenue to 700' West – 2023 ConstructionAsh Avenue - Becker Road to Franklin Street (with Mill-in-Place) – Work CompleteBlodgett Street - Wood Avenue to St Joseph Avenue – Watermain is now complete.Cedar Avenue - 8th Street to 400' North (Water services only) – Work is complete.
OverlayAdams Avenue - 8th to Arlington - CompletedMcMillan Street - St Joseph Avenue to Central Avenue – completeOverlay 8th Street - Central Avenue to Cedar Avenue – Paving is scheduled for this week.Mill-in-place with ditchingAdams Avenue - Upham Street to McMillan Street – Design complete / paving completeBriarwood Street - Lincoln Avenue to Schmidt Avenue – Design complete / paving completeCedar Avenue - 8th Street to 6th Street – Underground is complete / paving is pendingClark Avenue - Arlington Street to Cul-de-sac – Design underwayPark Street - Adams Avenue to Clark Avenue – Design underwayLaurel Court - Laurel Street to Cul-de-sac – Design Complete / Paving Complete.Magnolia Avenue - 3rd Street to Adler Road – Design complete / Paving Complete3rd Street - Mulberry Avenue to Magnolia Avenue – Design complete / Paving CompletePine Avenue - 6th Street to 4th Street – Design complete / project underway4th Street - Columbus Avenue to Cul-de-sac – Design complete / Paving complete25th Street - Maple Avenue to Vine Avenue – Design complete / paving completeAlley - Central/Maple - Arnold/Blodgett – Project CompleteArlington Street - Cypress Avenue to Lincoln Avenue – Work is completeAsh Avenue - Becker Road to Franklin Street – Design complete and project completeHarrison Street - Peach Avenue to Cul-de-sac – Design complete / Paving completeLarch Avenue - 5th Street to Adler Road – Design complete / Paving completeStorm SewerStormwater Master Plan Update – work is underwayKwik Trip Site – stream reroute – project completeFully Completed ProjectsSANITARY SEWER INTERCEPTOR RELOCATION – VANDEHEY WATERS AQUATIC CENTERThis project began on Friday October 9th, 2020. The final restoration is now complete on this project .Final inspection will take place next week. This project is complete.Engineering Division News:Project – Traffic Signal Interconnect:On July 19th, 2021 The City was notified that our project was awarded a SISP Transportation Grant.The project was estimated at 99,022 and the grant award received is approximately 66,048(City Responsibility 32,974).August 2021 - Issue of the American Public Works Association Reporter:Lance Oldham, Civil Technician II, CPII was recognized for his participation as a stakeholder for theadvancement of the Certified Public Infrastructure Exam and certification program.Audible Pedestrian Crosswalk Signals:Two weeks ago the City installed its first Audible Pedestrian Crosswalk Signal due to a request by avisually impaired resident. These were installed at the intersection of Central Avenue and 7 th Street.
City of MarshfieldWastewater Treatment FacilitythStreet WorksE. 34To: 2601Boardof PublicMarshfield, WI 54449Sam Warp, Jr.Wastewater Superintendent(715) 486-2007sam.warp@ci.marshfield.wi.usTo: Board of Public WorksFrom: Sam Warp Jr., Wastewater SuperintendentSubject: Accept Strand Associates to do the Wastewater Facility PlanDate: November 1, 2021BackgroundOn September 7, 2021, the Board of Public Works approved to send out a Request For Proposals(RFP) for the wastewater facility plan. It was sent to three firms that we do business with as they arethe most familiar with our situation. Town and Country Engineering, from Madison, declined tosubmit a bid because they already had enough work for 2022 and didn’t feel they could put the time into complete the task to our expectations. The two firms that did submit proposals were StrandAssociates from Madison and MSA Professional Services from Baraboo Wisconsin.AnalysisA group of seven staff members reviewed the two proposals. Both firms submitted material that fullymet all the requirements of the RFP. All staff agreed that both were qualified and could do the job forus. While considering the written submissions, it showed that Strand Associates were going to provideservices above the requirements in the RFP. They also were very aware of future limits and DNRrequirements for wastewater plants in Wisconsin. Strand was selected to have the best proposal. A fewpages from the Strand proposal are attached.Then the cost sections were opened and Strand Associates was less expensive by 15,835.RecommendationsWastewater and Engineering staff would recommend accepting the proposal from Strand Associates of 84,865 for the completion of a Facility Plan for the Wastewater Division and have staff execute acontract.Concurrence:Dan Knoeck, Director of Public Works
Project UnderstandingUnmatched Project Understanding Combined with Proven DesignApproach Provides City Long-Term ValueWe have been continuously engaged with the Marshfield facility for decades. Thanks toour excellent employee retention record, we have team members available to serveMarshfield who were involved with the planning, design, construction observation andfinancial review of the now 21-year-old facility. Like the treatment plant staff, we areproud of the facility’s reliable operation. Age, loading changes, and regulatory influencesdo, however, merit a comprehensive planning effort. We understand that to be successful,the facility planning effort will need to satisfy several key goals, including:We have beencontinuously engagedwith the Marshfieldfacility for decades.NR 110 Compliance – A good facility plan serves not only to inform the facilitymanagers, but also to communicate this understanding with the regulatory agencies. Wehave an excellent track record producing Facility Plans that satisfy WDNR requirements.The City staff outlined four key areas for consideration, as addressed below. In additionto the comments offered below, we understand that the entire plan will be designed tocomply with NR 110 requirements.We have an excellenttrack recordproducing FacilityPlans that satisfyWDNR requirements.Facility Age – The Marshfield facility was designed to be robust and reliable, and thishas been true for the first 2-plus decades it has been in operation. But it is 21 years old,and therefore, the facility planning effort would not be complete without a condition andcriticality review. Useful for planning and budgeting purposes, these reviews are key tothe continued reliable operation of the facility.Condition andCriticality reviews arekey to the continuedreliable operation ofthe Marshfield facility.Phosphorus Compliance – We have authored the first three required reports associatedwith the City’s Wisconsin Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (WPDES) complianceschedule, including the most recent which was submitted on schedule in September 2021.We have authored allthree phosphorusplanning reportsassociated withphosphoruscompliance.·We have intimate knowledge of the biological system modifications that promotebiological phosphorus removal and the impact of the high strength waste (HSW) ontreatment performance.·We understand that the City will be complying with a TMDL-based effluent limitand that this provides variability based on effluent flow, but some relief compared toNR217.13-based limits, when complying with future permits.·We understand the impact of chemical addition, including the performance ofproprietary emerging chemicals like poly aluminum chlorides and rare earth metals.·We understand that the receiving stream does not provide opportunities to takeadvantage of site-specific criteria or adaptive management options for compliance.·The variability of a TMDL permit, variabilities associated with the HSW program,and wet weather impacts have generated interest in incorporating an effluent filter.The effluent filter would provide daily improvements in effluent phosphorusdischarges, and it would mitigate stresses with process upsets.·We understand that the oxidation ditches are currently operated in series with aportion of the system not operated as originally intended, but these operationalstrategies have provided fantastic nutrient removal benefits. A planning effort shouldconsider the impact of this novel operations approach to determine its viability atfuture flow and loading conditions.City of Marshfield Wastewater Facility Plan UpdateProject Understanding – Page 1
The year 4 report will be due in September 2022, and this effort would benefit from thefacility planning efforts regardless of the compliance option selected. This is particularlytrue if filters are added.Disinfection – We have followed efforts by the WDNR to expand the disinfectionrequirements to include facilities like Marshfield. Although the initiative received asetback when it was determined that changes could not be implemented through guidancechanges, there is still some momentum that could eventually lead to rule changes thatimpact Marshfield. The City would like to preserve hydraulic profile and space designedinto the current facility for potential future disinfection facilities. The City would alsolike to have a plan that confirms Ultraviolet Disinfection (UV) as a practical applicationfor the City, as it has become a very common and operator-friendly option. Weunderstand that viability of the UV process is important and that a comparison toalternative processes such as chlorination or using peracetic acid (PAA) is merited toprovide a well-rounded review of the City’s options.We will confirm thatUV disinfection is aviable alternativewhile preservingconditions that allowfor futureimplementation ifneeded.Biosolids Management – The City has done a great job of creating and managing aClass B biosolids program that has been affordable and provided reused nutrients andorganic matter to area farmers. The City is also aware that WDNR standards do not getless stringent when it comes to land approval, and regulatory measures that monitor‘forever chemicals’ like PFAS/PFOS may impact future program eligibility. The Cityalso recognizes that permitted land may require lower application rates if future soil typelimitations are imposed, or if limits are changed to reflect other limiting quantities, forexample if phosphorus became the limiting nutrient. The City would like to look at itsbiosolids management in a broad view to determine if a Class B program is practical forthe planning period. If the program is deemed practical, the plan should consider bothengineered and administered activities that would improve program viability. Examplesof engineered activities would include adding liquid storage and redundant wasteactivated sludge thickeners. Examples of administered activities would include securingmore land in the program that might be less susceptible to regulatory scrutiny. Anunderstanding of the timing and cost implications of all options would provide the Citywith more confidence in the chosen program.We understand that apractical andunbiased review ofthe Class B Biosolidsprogram will enablethe City to determinefuture activitiesrelated to reliable andcost-effectivedisposal.Collection System Improvements – The City has three sewer sheds (F, G, and H)upstream of the North East pumping station that have observed capacity issues duringwet weather events, resulting in system surcharging and basement backups. The figure onthe following page identifies these areas. The City has a well-earned reputation formaintaining its underground assets and has identified and successfully implementedimprovements in other sewer sheds, which have relieved similar capacity issues. The Citywould like to collaborate with collection system experts to identify and characterize thelimiting components and evaluate alternatives for increasing capacity or reducing flows,ultimately eliminating basement backups. In preparing for this proposal, Randy Langerwas on-site to review these areas and discuss them with City staff. During this meeting,the significant flow metering database and City flow metering expertise was discussed.We propose utilizing the flow metering data already retrieved, supplemented byadditional flow metering (utilizing City flow meters and staff) to develop an XPSWMMmodel of the significant sewers within the North East pumping station tributary area. Thismodel will allow for cost-effective modeling, quickly identifying insufficiently sizedpipes, and evaluating improvement alternatives.We understand thatremedying capacityissues in areas of theNorth East pumpingstation sewer shed isa high priority for theCity.City of Marshfield Wastewater Facility Plan UpdateProject Understanding – Page 2
City ofMarshfieldMemorandumOctober 29, 2021TO:Board of Public WorksFROM:Dan Knoeck, Director of Public WorksSUBJECT: Possible Improvements on Fair Association Property in conjunction with East17th Street ReconstructionBACKGROUNDAs part of the East 17th Street design process, engineering staff has looked at possibleimprovements on the Fair Association (FA) property to manage drainage at the 17th Streetright-of-way and to meet a Condition Use Permit (CUP) requirement for some hardsurfacing in the area of the horse barn. Constructing these improvements with the 17thStreet project is desirable but will add costs that are not included in the project budget.ANAYSISImprovements on the FA property include storm sewer, catch basins, curb & gutter,grading, base, asphalt paving and fencing. Staff has estimated the costs for 2 scenarios.The first would include all the previously mentioned items with asphalt paving on the north30 feet or so of the FA property. The second would also include all the previouslymentioned items but expand the asphalt paving area up to the south side of the horsebarn, consistent with the 2016 CUP requirement. The cost estimates are shown on theattached exhibit.In discussion with Development Services regarding the CUP, it has been suggested thatthe CUP should be updated as some things have changed since the CUP was issued in2016. The staff consensus is that the improvements along the north 30 feet or so of theFA property should be done with the 17th Street project but it is not necessary to pave allthe way to the south side of the horse barn at this time.As these costs are not budgeted, it is likely that borrowing for the project will need to beincreased. Staff would recommend waiting to amend the budget until after bids arereceived as inflationary increases may also be a factor in setting the final borrowingamount. The additional FA cost share would be recovered through the normal specialassessment process.
RECOMMENDATIONStaff recommends including improvements along the north 30 feet of the Fair Associationproperty in the 17th Street project, estimated at 95,000, with the actual cost to berecovered through the special assessment process.
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Consideration of improvements on Fair Association roperty as part of the 17P th Street Reconstruction Project – . 486-2034 (715) 486-2016 (715) 486-2034 (715) 486-2081 (715) 486-2007 October 28, 2021 By: Thomas Turchi, City Engineer . Adams Avenue - Upham Street to McMillan Street – Design complete / paving complete
planning/promotions and being a Team Beachbody Coach. Quotes: Leadership Marshfield gave me a great overview of the community and taught me a great deal on how to be a good leader. Donna J. Dolgner Pioneer Bank 1700 N. Central Avenue Marshfield, WI 54449 715-384-0071 ddolgner@pioneerbank.
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1700 West Stout Street Rice Lake, Wisconsin 54868-1238 Requirements: 1. Applicants must be a high school graduate employed by Lakeview Medical Center/Marshfield Clinic or whose parent or spouse is employed by Lakeview Medical Center/Marshfield Clinic. In
212 Maple Street South, Turtle Lake--Established 1996 715-986-2599 3 1/2 full work days/week. Days vary based on dentist's schedule. MA, BadgerCare, Uninsured Marshfield Clinic - Rice Lake Dental Center 1504 W Stout Street, Rice Lake, WI 54868 715-236-8900, www.marshfield clinic.or
Wheelers Chevrolet GMC of Marshfield has been named the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industries “Firm of the Year .” Selection committee representative Terry Franklin cited Wheelers history of growth, environmental consciousness, and support of community activities and organizations as well
MACCI honored Wheelers Chevrolet GMC as its 2014 Firm of the Year. Thirty-five businesses celebrated milestone anniversaries, from 5 to 110 years of doing business in the greater Marshfield area. ADVOCACY:
mitigation may include both structural measures, such as flood control structures, and nonstructural measures, such as regulations and bylaws, to prevent flooding. Local planning and mitigation efforts allow communities to reduce or eliminate the loss of life and property damage resulting from natural hazards. The Town of Marshfield
TOWN OF MARSHFIELD ZONING ORDINANCE _4 (10) Campground.Any public or private premises, including buildings, established for temporary day and overnight habitation by persons using equipment designed for the purpose
