MUKILTEO WATER AND WASTEWATER DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING

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Minutes of MUKILTEO WATER AND WASTEWATER DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING The Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of was called to order at the District office by Commissioner Rainville at 7:00 p.m. ROLL CALU Commissioners: IN ATTENDANCE Thomas Rainville, Thomas McGrath, Mike Johnson Engineering: Eric Delfel (Gray & Osborne) Staff: Jim Voetberg, General Manager; Rick Matthews, Operations/Engineering Manager; Gil Bridges, Wastewater Treatment Facility Manager, Kendra Chapman, Executive Assistant APPROVAL OF AGENDA VISITORS AND COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE MINUTES CONSENT AGENDA Financial Reports Developer Extension #539 Alaska Airlines Crew Building Vouchers Motion by Commissioner McGrath, second by Commissioner Johnson to approve the agenda as presented. The motion passed unanimously. Jeff Clarke to observe the meeting. Motion by Commissioner McGrath, second by Commissioner Rainville, to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners on January 2, 2019. The motion passed unanimously. Motion by Commissioner Johnson, second by Commissioner McGrath, to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. The motion passed unanimously. The Board approved the 4 th Quarter Investment Funds and 4 th Quarter Miscellaneous Financial reports. Commissioner Rainville commented on the percentage of investments issued through the Federal Home Loan Bank. The Board approved the Developer Extension. Approved Vouchers in the amount of $912,485.87 Fund Water Maintenance Water Maintenance Water Capital Wastewater Maintenance Wastewater Maintenance Wastewater Capital SubFundNo. 740 740 746 840 840 846 Voucher No. ACH ACH 8139-8141 Amount $657,921.98 387.26 19,821.44 218,420.01 75.46 15,859.72

Page2 BUSINESS ITEMS T-Mobi/e 2'1 d Amendment to Site Use Agreement General Manager Voetberg presented the item reporting T-Mobile currently has a Communications Site Use and License Agreement with the District for cell tower equipment located at the Reservoir No. 4 (Paine Field) site. Voetberg reported T-Mobile approached the District for additional ground license area to install a backup generator. Voetberg added Staff has no problem with the request due to the area being unusable for District current or future use. General discussion occurred. approve Second Amendment To Communications Site Use Agreement and License with T-Mobile West LLC for additional ground space located at the District's Paine Field Reservoir site and authorize the General Manager to sign the amendment. The motion passed unanimously. S&B and TS/ Service Agreements Resolution No. 480-19 General Manager Voetberg presented the item noting the current contracts with S & B and TSI for SCADA and control logic services have expired with all extension options being exhausted. Voetberg reported since the SCADA equipment, programming and servicing is specialized to the company that installed the system the contracts are being awarded through the sole source procurement process. General discussion occurred. Commissioner Johnson noted his desire for the District to eventually have an open architecture SCADA and control logic system. Motion by Commissioner McGrath, second by Commissioner Johnson to approve Resolution No. 480-19, authorizing the sole source procurement for SCADA and Control Logic services, and authorize the General Manager to sign service agreements with S&B Inc. and TSI for SCADA and Control Logic services. The motion passed unanimously.

Page 3 Authorization of Sole Source of Badger Water Meters Resolution No. 481-19 General Manager Voetberg presented the item noting Staff's recommendation to waive the bidding requirements for the purchase of water meters and authorize sole source purchase of Badger meters due to compatibility issues with buying any other brand of meter. Voetberg reminded the Board that a Management Letter was received by the State Auditor's office in regards to "piggybacking" on the AWWD - Badger agreement for Badger water meters and by adopting this resolution the District will resolve the issue identified by the Auditor. approve Resolution 481-19, authorizing sole source procurement of Badger Water Meters. The motion passed unanimously. Authorization of 2019 Construction Management Services General Manager Voetberg presented the item noting on December 19, 2018, the Board awarded the 2019 Water and Sewer Improvement Project to SRV Construction and the Scope of Work presented by Gray & Osborne reflects Construction Management services for this project. Engineer Eric Delfel noted a Scope of Work for each work schedule of the project is included in the Board packet. Motion by Commissioner McGrath, second by Commissioner Johnson, to approve Gray & Osborne's 2019 Water and Sewer Project Construction Management engineering service proposal in the total amount of $166,700, and authorize the General Manager to issue a notice to proceed under the 2019 Engineering Services Agreement. The motion passed unanimously. Authorize 2019 Design Projects General Manager Voetberg presented the item noting Gray & Osborne has prepared a Scope of Work for two design projects included in the 2019 Capital Budget, the design of Lift Station No. 9 and design of the Possession View Water Main Replacement project. Engineer Eric Delfel noted as a part of the Lift Station No. 9 Force Main project some conceptual work for the replacement of Lift Station No. 9 has already been done. Other Business approve Gray & Osborne's proposals for design of Lift Station No. 9 and Possession View Water Main Replacement in the total amount of $283,300, and authorize the General Manager to issue a notice None. ADDITIONAL

Page4 REPORTS Management General Manager's Report General Manager Voetberg reported the WASWD legislative update was included in the Board packet for review. Voetberg noted WASWD's priority regarding reclaimed water has dropped off the list due to an agreement between King County and Cascade Water Alliance. Voetberg reported the date for the 2019 Employee Appreciation Dinner has been set for April 27 th and will be held at Lombardi's at the Everett Port. Voetberg reported he will be out of the office January 28 th through February 4 th and Rick Matthews will serve as Acting General Manager during this time. Voetberg reported the City of Everett is proceeding in the purchase of land for biosolids disposal purposes and considers this a capital project subject to District - Everett Agreement, meaning the District would be required to pay 4% of the purchase price. Voetberg noted he plans to have Attorney John Milne review the Agreement to ensure this purchase is considered a capital project. Customer Past Due/Aging Report Discharge Monitoring Report Water & Sewer Connection Report Verbal Reports WWTF Manager Bridges reported the Department of Ecology, due to a push by Northwest Environmental advocates, is looking to establish limits on nutrients in the discharge of wastewater treatment plants, adding this will not impact the District's current permit but may have an impact on future permits. Operations/Engineering Manager Matthews reported the Mukilteo Ferry Project is currently 8 weeks ahead of schedule and the District is meeting with the engineer in the morning to go over changes needed before the District can sign the water and sewer plans. Engineering Engineer Eric Delfel reported the Lift Station No. 10 project is in the punch list stage and should be complete soon. Delfel also reported that SRV Construction is preparing to start the 2019 Water and Sewer Improvements Project in February.

Page 5 Commissioners No Report. CONCLUDE There being no further business, the President of the Board concluded the meeting at 7:30 p.m. PresidenUCommissioner Rainville