Capital Improvement Committee
Regular MeetingWest Allis, WI · March 30, 2017
Minutes
City of West Allis 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.
West Allis, WI 53214
Meeting Minutes
Capital Improvement Committee
Dan Devine, Mayor
Gary T. Barczak and Kevin Haass, Alderpersons
Yuriy Ksenidi and Sagar Tolani, Citizen Members; Ronald Rieboldt, Plan Commission Member;
Rebecca Grill, City Administrator; Peggy Steeno, Finance Director/Comptroller/Treasurer;
Michael Lewis, Director of Public Works/City Engineer; John Stibal, Director of Development
Thursday, March 30, 2017 6:02 PM City Hall Art Gallery
REGULAR MEETING
A. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Devine at 6:02 p.m.
B. ROLL CALL
Present 8- Mayor Dan Devine, Ald. Kevin Haass, Mr. Sagar Tolani, Mr. Ronald Rieboldt, Ms.
Rebecca Grill, Ms. Peggy Steeno, Mr. Michael Lewis, and Mr. John Stibal
Excused 2- Ald. Gary T. Barczak, and Mr. Yuriy Ksenidi
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. 17-00045 February 16, 2017 Draft Minutes
Attachments: February 16, 2017 Draft Minutes
A motion was made by Ald. Haass, seconded by Mr. Tolani, to approve the minutes of the
regular meeting of February 16, 2017. The motion carried unanimously.
D. NEW AND PREVIOUS MATTERS
2. 17-00046 Approval of 2017 Priority Parks Projects Per the 2017 Adopted Budget - Up to
$250,000
Attachments: 17-00046
Ms. Steeno reviewed the Capital Improvements: Parks & Open Spaces document with
the committee. Discussion ensued within the committee regarding the Priority
Projects and the 2017 Priority Projects of Klentz Park.
A motion was made by Ald. Haass, seconded by Ms. Grill, to approve the 2017 Priority
Project of Klentz Park in the amount of $250,000. The motion carried by the following
vote:
Aye: 8- Mayor Devine, Ald. Haass, Mr. Tolani, Mr. Rieboldt, Ms. Grill, Ms. Steeno, Mr. Lewis,
and Mr. Stibal
No: 0
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3. 17-00047 Approval of 2017 Priority Facilities Projects Per the 2017 Adopted Budget - Up
to $600,000
Attachments: 17-00047
Ms. Steeno reviewed the Capital Improvements: Buildings & Facilities Document with
the committee. Discussion ensued within the committee regarding the 2017 Priority
Projects, with Mr. Lewis supplying details regarding the Cartegraph Budget Control
Software Project.
A motion was made by Ald. Haass, seconded by Mr. Stibal, to approve the 2017 Priority
Projects in the amount of $600,000. The motion carried by the following vote:
Aye: 8- Mayor Devine, Ald. Haass, Mr. Tolani, Mr. Rieboldt, Ms. Grill, Ms. Steeno, Mr. Lewis,
and Mr. Stibal
No: 0
4. 17-00049 Discussion regarding Fleet Operations and Audit Recommendations
Ms. Grill opened up the discussion regarding recommendations for the equipment.
Jim Leu, Fleet Services Superintendent, stated there are many questions/concerns out
there regarding fleet operations/audit recommendations. He stated the audit was
performed by an individual who had never done fleet audits before; resulting in
pulling flawed data and inaccurate grading, which made things way off base. Mr. Leu
stated we are actually doing rather well. He stated what you see is a very challenging
report, so he created a more in-depth report.
Discussion ensued within the committee regarding the vehicles - including use,
replacement, and disposal; equipment evaluation; validity of the audit report; and
disagreement with sections of the audit report.
This matter was Discussed
5. 17-00028 Progress on Approved/Funded 2017 Capital Improvement Program
Attachments: 17-00028
17-00028 B
Ms. Steeno reviewed the 2017 Capital Funds Needed - Planned Borrowing Amounts by
Purpose & Amount document with the committee. She stated this is just an
informational item, as it has been all approved through the budget process.
A. Timing of Funds Needed - Fire Apparatus / Plan:
Ms. Steeno stated there are two pieces of Fire Apparatus - Aerial and Fire
Engine, with a planned borrowing amount of $1,800,000.
B. Execution/Purpose of 2017 Borrowing:
Ms. Steeno reviewed the 2017 Financing Plan document with the committee.
She stated the plan is to recommend this to Common Council on May 16,
2017. Discussion ensued within the committee regarding the provided
information.
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6. 17-00031 Expanded 2018-2022 Capital Improvement Program
Attachments: 17-00031
Ms. Steeno stated the departments have been really good with submitting projects, and
reviewed some key points regarding the planning. She stated there are streets projects
and community development projects requested for 2018. Ms. Steeno stated these first
year projects will have the Capital Request Forms attached and will need to be
decided this year. She stated the years 2019 through 2022 will be considered a wish
list. Ms. Steeno further discussed the Capital Request Form and evaluation of the
request. She stated she will gather information on spending, as history will help with
decision making. At the next meeting, Ms. Steeno suggested discussing the resources
we have and to start discussing some of the individual projects.
E. MATTERS FOR DISCUSSION/ACTION
7. 17-00033 Establishment of Criteria to prioritize the projects for the 2018-2022 Capital
Improvement Program
Attachments: 17-00033
A. Proposed Criteria Based on Level of Need / Ability to Fund / Link to the Strategic
Plan / Link to the Comprehensive Plan / Link to Other Council Initiatives /
Link to Other Capital Projects / Ability to Complete Timely / Others:
Ms. Steeno stated there is not a canned form that we can use to evaluate all of our
projects. Ms. Steeno reviewed the 2018 - 2022 Capital Improvement Program
Project Evaluation and Criteria Scoring document with the committee.
She stated there may have to be one evaluation system for the streets program
and one evaluation system for the rest. Ms. Steeno stated this document
contains ideas; possible guidelines. Discussion ensued within the committee.
B. Weight Criteria / Score Criteria:
Ms. Steeno suggested Finance could work with the departments on drafting a
criteria score to prioritize the requested projects for 2018 and bring that to
discussion at the next meeting. Discussion ensued within the committee;
mainly agreeing that this will be a starting point for prioritizing the 2018
requested projects.
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8. 17-00048 FUTURE DISCUSSION - Future Borrowing Amounts to be considered for
2018 and Beyond
A. Streets & Related Purpose
B. Alternative Funding Options
C. Ordinance Change Needed?
Ms. Steeno stated the 2018 - 2022 projects call for a larger amount
of resources to be used for streets and underground in which the Charter
Ordinance does not allow for. Ms. Steeno suggested this item will
have to be discussed more in depth in the future. Discussion ensued
within the committee touching upon the process of an Ordinance change.
F. ADJOURNMENT
A motion was made by Ald. Haass, seconded by Mr. Stibal, to adjourn the meeting at 6:50
p.m. The motion carried unanimously.
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Agenda
7525 W. Greenfield Ave.
City of West Allis West Allis, WI 53214
Meeting Agenda
Capital Improvement Committee
Dan Devine, Mayor
Gary T. Barczak and Kevin Haass, Alderpersons
Yuriy Ksenidi and Sagar Tolani, Citizen Members; Ronald Rieboldt, Plan Commission Member;
Rebecca Grill, City Administrator; Peggy Steeno, Finance Director/Comptroller/Treasurer;
Michael Lewis, Director of Public Works/City Engineer; John Stibal, Director of Development
Thursday, March 30, 2017 6:00 PM City Hall Art Gallery
REGULAR MEETING
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. ROLL CALL
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. 17-00045 February 16, 2017 Draft Minutes
Attachments: February 16, 2017 Draft Minutes
D. NEW AND PREVIOUS MATTERS
2. 17-00046 Approval of 2017 Priority Parks Projects Per the 2017 Adopted Budget - Up to
$250,000
3. 17-00047 Approval of 2017 Priority Facilities Projects Per the 2017 Adopted Budget - Up to
$600,000
4. 17-00049 Discussion regarding Fleet Operations and Audit Recommendations
5. 17-00028 Progress on Approved/Funded 2017 Capital Improvement Program
A. Timing of Funds Needed – Fire Apparatus / Plan
B. Execution/Purpose of 2017 Borrowing
6. 17-00031 Expanded 2018-2022 Capital Improvement Program
A. Program Established By Purpose Per Policy
B. Planning Document At This Time
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E. MATTERS FOR DISCUSSION/ACTION
7. 17-00033 Establishment of Criteria to prioritize the projects for the 2018-2022 Capital
Improvement Program
A. Proposed Criteria Based On Level of Need / Ability to Fund / Link to the Strategic Plan / Link
to the Comprehensive Plan / Link to Other Council Initiatives / Link to Other Capital Projects /
Ability to Complete Timely / Others
B. Weight Criteria / Score Criteria
8. 17-00048 FUTURE DISCUSSION - Future Borrowing Amounts to be considered for 2018
and Beyond
A. Streets & Related Purpose
B. Alternative Funding Options
C. Ordinance Change Needed?
F. ADJOURNMENT
All meetings of the Capital Improvement Committee are public meetings. In order for the general public to make comments at the committee meetings, the individual(s) must be
scheduled (as an appearance) with the chair of the committee or the appropriate staff contact; otherwise, the meeting of the committee is a working session for the committee
itself, and discussion by those in attendance is limited to committee members, the mayor, other alderpersons, staff and others that may be a party to the matter being discussed.
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