HomeMy WebLinkAbout7.d. Project Staffing ManagementCITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: JULY 16, 1991
AGENDA ITEM:
AGENDA SECTION:
Project Staffing/Management
New Business
PREPARED BY:
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Stephan Jilk, City Administrator
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ATTACHMENTS:
APP ED Y:
Memo; Project Needs.
Several specific projects are in the process of being reviewed or
in the proposal stage which require extensive staff or consultant
work.
In order to credibly respond to these needs it is essential to
begin discussion on how we will meet these needs and how we will
finance the staff and consultants to be utilized.
Attached is a memo outlining these projects and the areas of
staff consultant needs for working on them.
I would ask that we hold discussion on them and set direction for
planning an approach to meet these needs.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Consensus to have staff prepare formal
recommendations for staffing and management
of several projects forthcoming.
COUNCIL ACTION:
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City of Rosemount
PHONE (612) 423-4411 2875 - 145th Street West, Rosemount, Minnesota
FAX (612) 423-5203 Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 510, Rosemount, Minnesota 55068-0510
TO: Mayor Napper
Councilmembers: Klassen
Oxborough
Willcox
Wippermann
FROM: Stephan Jilk, City Administrator
DATE: July 12, 1991
MAYOR
Vernon Napper
COUNCILMEMBERS
Sheila Klassen
John Oxborough
Harry Willcox
Dennis Wippermann
ADMINISTRATOR
Stephan Jilk
RE: Project Needs
In reviewing the following specific projects for staffing and
outside consultant review and management needs I find it
necessary to initiate discussion with you regarding these
needs.
1) USPCI :
This project is in the process of review for land use
and permitting consideration.
2) KOCH:
There are several projects Koch is proposing for
construction over the next couple of years. The
Bauxite facility is being processed now.
3) DAKOTA COUNTY WTE FACILITY:
Though the permit from the MPCA is not yet approved,
staff is already working with County staff on this
project.
4) RECOMP:
The company has received a negative declaration on the
EAW for their project. They are preparing permit
applications for state and city approval.
5) U OF M PROJECTS:
The University has announced their intent to proceed
with projects for the U of M property in Rosemount. We
are also aware of the potential "Private Projects"
being considered for the University. The University is
now proceeding to receive proposals for the
determination of the feasibility to build a coal ash
landfill on the U of M - Rosemount.
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6) ARMORY PROJECT:
A decision will be reached by October 31, 1991 as to
whether this project will proceed in 1992 or not.
Staff is picking up work on the project to work with
the Armory Committee and the architect to design the
project this fall.
7) INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT:
Consideration of planning for industrial development on
the east side of Rosemount (Pine Bend area) and the
University property, if we proceed to develop concepts
and take some sort of lead role in this will require
additional staff and consultants.
8) CITY FACILITIES:
Since the completion of our space needs study we have
not taken up the first step in the building/expansion
process. We do need to proceed and consider the first
phase of that. The first phase will require a
referendum for construction of the Fire Station and
remodeling work for a Public Works facility.
Staff and consultants work will be needed, both in the
referendum stage and in the construction phase.
This listing of projects covers only specific projects which
will require extensive time and, in many cases, additional
expertise beyond our existing staff capacity. Some of these
projects are confirmed and already require time and effort.
Some of these projects will proceed at our approval and some,
such as 5 & 7, may not proceed to completion, but we are in a
period of review and discussion on them.
This list of projects is.current. Others may be brought
before us at any time. They are all in addition to the
ongoing projects and operational needs facing your staff
everyday in our growing community.
I would suggest that we allow for discussion on these needs
and to consider allowing me to present recommendations for
meeting those needs through consultants, full time staff,
funding those costs and determining time frames for actions so
that we may provide the service to the developers on these
projects and our own staff.
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USPCI
KOCH
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Project Needs
► Guide Plan Amendment follow-through
► Zoning Ordinance Amendment
► Permit document review
► Closure, post -closure, contingency plans
► Financial assurances
► Interim Use Permit Agreement
► Grading/excavation permit review
► Building permit review
► Cell design permit review
► Utility plan permit review
► Permit inspection process
► Tax increment/economic development analysis
► Spent Bauxite Disposal Facility review
► Zoning Ordinance Amendment
► Platting/PUD applicability
► Demolition Landfill permit review
► Office building expansion
► Koch waste water treatment plant expansion
► Mississippi River Dredge Spoil Permit review
► Old demolition landfill clean-up
► Oil sludge land treatment facility review
►Master Stormwater Plan review
► Master Grading/Excavation Plan review
► Overall Waste Management Plan review
► Superfund Remedial Action Plan review
► Hazardous Materials/Waste Management Plan review
► Public utility feasibility analysis
► Financial assurances/contingency plan
► Host community/surcharge analysis
► Koch acquisition status/land use disposition
► Recreation/Conservancy feasibility
► Permit inspection process
► Tax increment/economic development analysis
DAKOTA COUNTY WASTE -TO -ENERGY (WTE)
► Comprehensive Guide Plan Amendment
► Zoning Ordinance Amendment
► Platting/PUD applicability
► Master Plan/Site Plan review
► Host Community negotiations
► Permit document review
► Contingency plans/financial assurances
► Interim Use Permit Agreement
► Stormwater/Grading plan review
► Spin-off development potential
► Public utility feasibility analysis
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► Site access/County Road construction
► Trucking route agreement
► Grading/excavation permit review
► Building Permit review
► Permit inspection process
► Incinerator rejects disposal plan review
► Incinerator ash disposal plan review
► Tax increment/economic development analysis
► Airport search area impact analysis
RECOMP
► Detailed development review
► Facilities tour and analysis
► Comprehensive Guide Plan Amendment
► Zoning Ordinance Amendment
► Platting/PUD applicability
► Host Community negotiations
► Permit document review
► Interim Use Permit Agreement
► Compost rejects disposal review
► Compost storage/marketing analysis
► Stormwater/grading plan review
► Public utility feasibility analysis
► Financial assurances/contingency plan
► Building Permit review/authority
► Permit inspection process/authority
► U of M jurisdictional overlap
► Site access/County Road construction
► Trucking route agreement
► Tax Increment/economic development analysis
► Airport search area impact analysis
U OF M COAL ASH DISPOSAL
► Monitor site selection process
► Meetings with U of M/consultants
► Environmental review analysis
► Jurisdictional authority analysis
► Guide Plan/zoning applicability
► Site access/transportation impacts
► Host community negotiations
► Permit document review
► Financial assurances/contingency plan
► Closure/post-closure plans
► Interim Use Permit Agreement
► Building Permit review/authority
► Inspection process/authority
► Tax increment/economic development analysis
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ARMORY/COMMUNITY CENTER PROJECT
► Public Utility Feasibility Analysis/Design
► Utility Construction
► Site Grading
► Business Relocation
► Project Design
► Project Financing
► Joint Operation/Maintenance Agreement
► Project Site Plan/Building Review
► Project Permit & Inspection Process
► Project Construction Management
► Project Operation/Management Staffing
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
► Development Goals & Objectives
► Meeting with U of M Consultants
► Tax Increment/Economic Development Analysis
► Public Utility Feasibility Analysis
► Environmental Review Analysis
► Jurisdictional Authority Analysis
► Comprehensive Guide Plan Amendment
► Marketing/Development Assistance
► Zoning Ordinance Amendment
CITY FACILITIES (Police, Fire, Public Works)
► Architect Review & Update of Process
► Preparation of Preliminary Plans for Fire Station,
_ Public Works Garage, Public Works Renovation
(Police Station)
► Cost Estimates/Cost Effects of Project
► Preparation for Referendum
► Hold Referendum
► Issue Bonds
► Project Design/Permit Reviews
► Project Construction/Inspection/Management
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