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Chair Dietz requested a summary of item 2.3. Ms.Slominski provided background on the <br /> partnership with Central Minnesota Municipal Power Agency(CMMPA)that provides them the <br /> bonding credit to purchase transmission infrastructure while providing ERMU a portion of the <br /> revenue.The certificate is a requirement for CMMPA as they are in the process of refinancing <br /> the bond and ERMU is a"major participant,"with a 15%share of CMMPA'5%. Commissioner <br /> Stewart noted a misspelling of City Administrator Portner's name on page 38. <br /> Commissioner Bell had a question regarding the$1,500 payment to Holiday Stationstores in <br /> the check register. Mr. Ninow and Attorney Beck explained that it was related to an easement <br /> for the Highway 169 Redefine Project. <br /> Moved by Commissioner Bell and seconded by Commissioner Nadeau to approve the <br /> Consent Agenda as follows: <br /> 2.1 Check Register—September 2021 <br /> 2.2 Regular Meeting Minutes—September 14,2021 <br /> 2.3 Central Minnesota Municipal Power Agency Brookings-Twin Cities Refinance of <br /> 2012A Revenue Bonds,Series 2021—Certificate of Utility System Officer and Other <br /> City Official <br /> Motion carried 5-0. <br /> 3.0 OPEN FORUM <br /> No one appeared for open forum. <br /> 5.3 Field Services Facility Expansion Project Update <br /> Staff passed out a Field Services Facility Expansion Project financial update from RJM <br /> Construction. Mr. Kerzman provided the Commission an opportunity to ask questions <br /> about the update. <br /> Chair Dietz asked if the items contained in the Changes Being Priced line were to come to <br /> fruition, would they be paid for with contingency funds? Mr. Rice responded that a <br /> portion of it would, and another portion would come from subcontractor allowances. <br /> There was discussion. <br /> Chair Dietz asked Mr. Rice his opinion as to whether a Remaining Contingency Amount of <br /> $153,380.06 would be sufficient for the remainder of the work to be done. Mr. Rice stated <br /> that with the building's straight forward design and with most of the footprint being an <br /> open storage bay, he and his staff felt that there was minimal future risk for major, <br /> unexpected expenses.There was further discussion. <br /> Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> October 12, 2021 <br /> Page 2 <br />