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3.2 ERMU MINUTES 01-12-2010
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Page 2 <br />Regular meeting of the Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission <br />December 15, 2009 <br />residential and non -demand small commercial, as well as a minor increase in energy (kWh) charge for <br />demand commercial accounts. For typical customer loads it is an approximate 5.9% residential rate <br />increase, 5.7% non -demand customer rate increase, and 4.7% demand customer rate increase. <br />Terry Maurer informed commission that the change of the 75/25 to 80/20 split for applicable <br />accounts has helped the bottom line for the water department. As for water rates, a water rate study <br />will be performed and brought back to the commission for recommendation. <br />Jerry Gumphrey moved to approve the 2010, Budget, Rate, and Fee Changes as presented. <br />Daryl Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried 3-0. <br />4.2 Review and Consider Electric On -Call Cell Phone <br />At the November 17, 2009, Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission meeting, after hours <br />reconnects were discussed. During that discussion the topic of the on-call cell phone came up. The <br />cell phone used for the on-call is passed from employee to employee as the on-call weekly rotation <br />occurs. This cell phone number has been provided to Great River Energy, Sherburne County <br />Dispatch, Elk River Police, Elk River Fire, and others. During the discussion pertaining to the after - <br />hour reconnects it was noted that customers have been calling the on-call phone directly. The <br />commission felt the on-call electric employee should not be getting these calls. The commission <br />directed staff to change the on-call phone number. <br />After discussion with staff, it was noted that the disconnect forms have the on-call number on <br />them. Staff believes Us is the reason for the direct calls. Due to this, changing the on-call number <br />has been delayed pending commission review. The forms have been revised to reflect policy change <br />eliminating after-hours reconnects as well as removing the on-call phone number. Staff recommends <br />the commission allow the current on-call phone number to remain the same. Consensus was to not <br />change the on-call cell phone number at this time. <br />5.1 Review Boot Purchase Procedure <br />At the November Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission meeting, during the review of the <br />check register, there were questions about boot purchases. The Cormnission directed staff to bring <br />back, for finther review, a history of past boot purchases. A four year history of boot purchases was <br />reviewed. <br />Boots are included with the personal protective equipment (PPE) provided to outside employees. <br />This is addressed in the employee handbook under the Clothing Policy. This policy allows for <br />climbing boots, summer work boots, rubber boots, rubber overshoes, and insulated winter boots. <br />Approval for new boot purchases has been at management discretion. Commissioners thanked staff <br />for the information. No action taken. <br />
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