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Operation Services Overview 10/4/2005
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Organization Director of OPS -Ken Mannon Building Systems and Energy Mgmt Steve Strickland Real Estate Services Helen Matson Dept Admin Leora Spence Project Management, Planning & Design Maint. & Repairs – Fleet / Facilities Tracy Ochsner Deputy OPS Director –Jared Interholzinger
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Project Management Project Design P M P D
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P M P D STAFF Steve Seefeld, CDT Ron Kechter, P.E. Steve White David Yee Facilities Project Managers Architect / Designer
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Mission To provide quality project management, planning & design services to all City Departments, in which projects are completed within budget, within the milestone schedule, and with customer satisfaction being at the utmost importance
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Responsibilities
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Provide Project Management, Planning and Design for all above ground (buildings) structures, including new buildings and all remodel work
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Projects follow the Guidance of the Capital Projects Procedures Manual Conceptual Design Phase Preliminary Design Phase Final Design Phase Right-of-Way Acquisition Bidding Phase Construction Phase Close Out Phase
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Current Projects Project Management Design Support Furniture Design and Layout
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Budget: 3.9 Million Project: Northside Atzlan Center Phase: Design
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Budget: $32 Million Project: Police Services Phase: Design
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Budget: $2.47 Million Project: Vehicle & Equipment Storage Phase: Closeout
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Budget: $2.43 Million Project: Sand and De-icing Facility at Streets Phase: Final Design
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Budget: $2.43 Million Project: Sand and Deicing Facility at Streets Phase: Final Design
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Budget: $9.13 Million Project: CSU Transit Center Phase: Phase 2 Design
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Budget: $400,000 Project: Compressed Natural Gas / H 2 Station Phase: Completed
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Budget: $400,000 Project: Compressed Natural Gas / H 2 Station Phase: Completed
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Budget: $134,500 Project: Franz- Smith Cabin at Musuem Phase: Closeout
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Budget: $10.5 M Project: Civic Center Parking Structure Phase: Completed
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Parks Maintenance Downtown Shop Lincoln Center HVAC Replacement 281 North College HVAC Replacement Other Projects Mulberry Pool and Water Playground Backup Natural Gas Compressor
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Dept Administration
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LeOra Spence, Admin Support Supervisor Staff Carol Rankin, Admin Clerk II Annie Houston, Accounts Payable rep Jan Watson, Accounts Payable Rep Kayla Ballard, Admin Clerk
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Responsibilities
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Department Office Support Personnel Support Services Travel / Training / Reception Reports Vehicle Rentals Financial Accounting Accts Payable Budget Analysis Expenditure Tracking Billing
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Facility Maintenance
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Maintenance. & Repairs –Facilities Tracy Ochsner Maintenance Supervisor Bruce Byrne 4 Technicians Custodial Services Joan Barrie 1 Scheduler/ Technician
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Responsibilities
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Maintenance of 75 Buildings 1 Million Square Feet + Over 4,600 Work orders each year
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Coordinate Contractors Preventative Maintenance Building Inspections General Building Maintenance Small Remodel Projects Custodial Services Electrical Systems
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Fleet Maintenance
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Maintenance. & Repairs –Fleet Tracy Ochsner 1 Shop Supervisor Dave Leicester 4 - Team Leaders 11 Technicians 2-Hourly Assistants 3 Buscleaners 5 Hourly Fuelers 3 Part Assistants 1 Scheduler Parts Supervisor Shane Armfield
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Responsibilities
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4 Shops 906 Vine Street (vacant) 835 Wood Street Streets Shop Transfort Shop
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Wood Street Shop Photo Here 906 Vine Shop Currently Vacant
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906 Vine Shop Photo Here 835 Wood Street 1 Shop Supervisor 2 Team Leaders 6 Mechanics 1 Service Writer 1 Parts Assistant 2 Hourly Helpers
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Transfort Shop 1 Shop Supervisor 2 Team Leaders 3 Mechanics 1 Parts Assistant 3 Bus Cleaners 5 Bus Fuelers
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Streets Shop Photo Here Streets Shop 1 Team Leader 1.5 Mechanics.5 Parts Assistant
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Parts 3 Locations over $500,000 Inventory 6,000 Different types of parts $1.15 Million of volume annually
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Fuel 4 Sites Transfort Wood Street Park Shop Collindale Fossil Creek Park
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2004 Totals Unleaded512,982 Gallons Diesel437,315 Gallons Propane 23,048 Gallons Natural Gas 1,390+ Gallons BioDiesel(2005) 51,741 Gallons
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Fleet Profile Buses49 Cars 296 Pickups/ Vans 380 Trucks 202 Motorcycles 14 Mowers 112 Sweepers 11 Tractors/ Backhoes / graders82 Trailers178 Large Construction Equip 26 Small Construction Equip 291 Utility Trucksters65 Misc.152 Total 1,858 Units
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Energy Services/ HVAC Maintenenace Steve Strickland EMCS and Access Control Systems 1 HVAC Team Leader 3 Technicians 1 Controls Specialist
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Real Estate Services
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Real Estate Manager - Helen Matson 1 Real Estate Specialist 3 Real Estate Specialist II 1 Real Estate Specialist III
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Current Project Highlights Purchasing land /conversation easements for Natural Areas Acquiring Land / easements for the Dry Creek Project Acquiring Land / easements Timberline Road Widening Project Acquiring Land / easements Prospect Road Widening Project 190 total active projects
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The services we provide include: Property Research Site Selection Real Estate Appraisals and Valuations Land Negotiations and Acquisitions Right-of-Way Acquisitions Property Management Property Disposal Strategic Space Planning Eminent Domain Acquisition
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Affordable HousingCLRSCity Attorneys Office City Managers OfficeEngineering Light & Power Operation ServicesPlanning and Zoning Police ServicesPoudre Fire AuthorityNatural Resources Water & Wastewater Real Estate Services works with a wide variety of City departments including:
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Natural Areas
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Facility Sites
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Trail Easements
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Engineering Projects
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Streets
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The scope of our work ranges from voluntary agreements to the condemnation of land through eminent domain.
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In any negotiation, it is our policy to ensure that property owners are treated fairly and that tax payers money is appropriately spent
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