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2018-60 Ordinance Authorizing the City of Decatur of Macon County, Illinois to Borrow Funds from the Water Pollution Control Loan Program, McKinley Sewer Rehabilitation Project, City Project 2017-22
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2018-60 Ordinance Authorizing the City of Decatur of Macon County, Illinois to Borrow Funds from the Water Pollution Control Loan Program, McKinley Sewer Rehabilitation Project, City Project 2017-22
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2018-60 Ordinance Authorizing the City of Decatur of Macon County, Illinois to Borrow Funds from the Water Pollution Control Loan Program, McKinley Sewer Rehabilitation Project, City Project 2017-22
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11/5/2018
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Appendix A. Prior Council Action <br /> • October 6,2008—The City Council approved resolution R2008-160 authorizing $135,000 to <br /> Bainbridge, Gee, Milanski &Associations(BGM)to prepare a master plan for the sanitary sewer <br /> system. <br /> • October 26,2009—The City Council received Council Memorandum 2009-102 that provided an <br /> update to the work being done on the Sanitary and Stormwater Master Plans. <br /> • June 3,2010—The City Council received Council Memorandum 2010-31 that provided an update <br /> on when the Stormwater Master Plan Funding Supplement, Sanitary Sewer Master Plan and Water <br /> Main Tapping Fee Update would be presented to council. <br /> • November l,2010—The City Council met in Study Session to discuss the Big Four Projects; Water <br /> Infrastructure, Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure, Stormwater Infrastructure and the Police Department <br /> Space Needs. The Sanitary Sewer Master Plan discusses the need for rehabilitation of the City's <br /> Large Diameter Critical Sewers. <br /> • January 18,2011 —The City Council approved resolution R2011-03 authorizing $166,250 to <br /> Bainbridge, Gee, Milanski and Associates, Inc.to prepare the Critical Sewers Facilities Plan for <br /> Illinois Environmental Protection Agency(IEPA) approval. IEPA requires a Facility Plan to receive <br /> state administered loan program funds. <br /> • February 7, 2011 —The City Council approved Ordinance 2011-07 amending Chapter 74, Sanitary <br /> Sewer System,to provide a$0.12 per year increase to the sewer rate each year for 5 years beginning <br /> on May 1, 2011. <br /> • May 7,2012—The City Council approved resolution R2012-96 authorizing $390,471 to Bainbridge, <br /> Gee, Milanski and Associates, Inc. to Design the Lake Shore Drive Sewer Rehabilitation Project. <br /> � Apri115,2013—The City Council approved Ordinance 2013-28 authorizing the City of Decatur to <br /> borrow funds from the Water Pollution Control Revolving Loan Fund. <br /> • Apri115,2013—The City Council approved resolution R2013-36 authorizing an agreement with <br /> Bainbridge, Gee, Milanski and Associates, Inc. for a fee of$550,000 to provide construction <br /> inspection services for the Lake Shore Drive Sewer Rehabilitation Project. <br /> • Apri115,2013—The City Council approved resolution R2013-37 exempting the Lake Shore Drive <br /> Sewer Rehabilitation project from the hours of construction limitation required by Chapter 48, <br /> Section 12 of the City Code. <br /> • May 20,2013—The City Council approved resolution R2013-50 authorizing an agreement with <br /> Bainbridge, Gee, Milanski &Associates, Inc. to design the Union Street Sewer Rehabilitation for a <br /> fee not to exceed $198,700. <br /> Page � 5 <br />
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