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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989 BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE November 20, 1989 5: 00 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the Agenda be approved, as proposed. Motion carried. NEW BUSINESS 1 . Bird control for city facilities in downtown area--Waterloo Redevelopment Authority. Dave Van Dee, Director of the Waterloo Redevelopment Authority, stated that presently there are approximately 2, 000 to 3 , 000 pigeons at any one time on the Fifth Street bridge in downtown Waterloo. He stated that there is also concern for the bird problem at the Waterloo Public Library and the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center. Van Dee continued that the Waterloo Redevelopment Authority and the Clerk/Auditor's Office, along with the Library Director and the Director of the Convention Center, would like to recommend a bird control measure of displacing and not allowing the birds to roost on the various locations. Van Dee stated that they would recommend netting the super structure around the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center, that Roost No More placed on the top of the Convention Center and Library and also netting of the trees around both facilities. Concern has been expressed by the Waterloo Humane Society regarding disposing of pigeons on the Fifth Street bridge through use of poison. Tom Colvin of the Waterloo Humane Society stated that a more humane way of reducing the pigeon population is through chemical birth control. Colvin stated that he would be working with Dave Van Dee to come up with a proposed solution for this problem. Pictures were submitted of the Five Sullivan Convention Center regarding the unsightly bird droppings around the Convention Center. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright to allow the Director of the Waterloo Redevelopment Authority to solicit bids for the control of the bird population at the Waterloo Public Library, the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center and the Fifth Street bridge. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE October 16, 1989 6: 10 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that that Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Discussion was heard on the custodial services contract for the Public Works facilities. In addition to those areas currently under contract, the Public Works Director is recommending a change in the office cleaning at the West Fifth Street parking ramp and the addition of cleaning services in the Commercial Street skywalk, and the Fourth Street covered walkway. The proposed specifications and requirements for custodial services reflect these additional areas. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given to seek bids for custodial services for the Public Works facilities. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES October 2, 1989 6: 25 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Brown, Fox. Members absent: Chairperson Wright. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. The request of the Superintendent of the Central Garage for authorization to proceed with an agreement with Daryl Anderson to proceed with plans and specifications for roof repair at the Central Garage was reviewed. This project will require formal bid letting by the City Council. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given to proceed with said project. Motion carried. Authorization to seek bids for two ( 2) new air handling units for the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center was reviewed. Estimated cost for each unit is $15,000. This money is a portion of the $100,000 in bond money which has been allocated for repairs to the Civic Center. This is the first of a proposed three-year allocation for general improvements and repairs. The committee asked for a priority list of improvements at the Five Sullivan Brothers Civic Center. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given as requested for said air handling units. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES October 2, 1989 6: 25 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Brown, Fox. Members absent: Chairperson Wright. Moved by Buck, seconded by Fox that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. The request of the Superintendent of the Central Garage for authorization to proceed with an agreement with Daryl Anderson to proceed with plans and specifications for roof repair at the Central Garage was reviewed. This project will require formal bid letting by the City Council. Moved by Buck, seconded by Fox that authorization be given to proceed with said project. Motion carried. Authorization to seek bids for two ( 2) new air handling units for the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center was reviewed. Estimated cost for each unit is $15,000. This money is a portion of the $100,000 in bond money which has been allocated for repairs to the Civic Center. This is the first of a proposed three-year allocation for general improvements and repairs. The committee asked for a priority list of improvements at the Five Sullivan Brothers Civic Center. Moved by Buck, seconded by Fox that authorization be given as requested for said air handling units. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES September 25, 1989 6: 00 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Brown, Fox. Members absent: Chairperson Wright. The Agenda, as proposed, was approved. The following bids were reviewed for the proposed renovation of the first floor of City Hall: Bidder Bid Amount + Alternate #1 - Alternate #2 Paul G. Christensen Const. Co. $48,516.00 $6,990. 00 $1,000. 00 Don Gardner Const. Co. $37,451. 00 $7,700. 00 No Charge It was the recommendation of the Clerk/Auditor' s Office that the bid of Don Gardner Construction Co. be approved. This bid includes the alternate of carpeting. Councilperson Angel stated that a citizen had called her suggesting that we rebid the project later in the year to allow more competitive bidding. It was reported that many contractors in the community are booked, and that rebidding probably would not yield a lower bid. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Building & Grounds Committee recommend that the Council award the bid to Don Gardner Construction Co. for said project. Motion carried. It was reported by the Planning and Development Director that there were no bids received for the proposed exterior renovations to the former East Side Library. As a result of this action, the staff was given authorization to informally contract for tuckpointing and window repair. Two bids to perform the masonry repair work have resulted in receipt of the following estimates: Bidder Bid Amount Vernon Bascom Company $15,000.00 Schoonover Tuckpointing Co. , Inc. $22,000. 00 It was the recommendation of the project architect that the low bid of Vernon Bascom Company be approved. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Building & Grounds Committee recommend that the City Council award the contract as recommended. Motion carried. The proposed occupancy contract with the Public Employees Credit Union to occupy the basement of City Hall was reviewed. The most significant change in the agreement is allowing a 180 day notice to the Credit Union should the City require the space for other City operations. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Building & Grounds Committee recommend that the Council approve said occupancy agreement. Motion carried. The request of the City Hall Building Maintenance Supervisor for authorization to replace coils for the air conditioning unit in the Police Department records room was reviewed. J & L Plumbing has reviewed the repairs and has estimated a total cost of $775 including labor. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given for said repairs. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES September 5, 1989 5: 30 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Authorization to seek bids for exterior improvements to the former East Side Library was reviewed. Work will consist of repair to the windows, doors, masonry and steps. Due to the lateness of the season, some of the painting on the windows may not be completed until spring. This will be a formal bid letting procedure with the Council holding a public hearing, which is scheduled to be set this evening. The public hearing and bid letting will be September 18. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that authorization be given to proceed with said improvements. Motion carried. The request of the Public Works Director for authorization to seek proposals for an asbestos consultant to do an inventory of City buildings was reviewed. The study would include an inventory of City buildings and a preliminary sampling program to determine overall asbestos locations. A decision would be made later as to developing a management plan and policy for each building and location. Currently, as departments do remodeling or renovating, it is necessary to obtain asbestos samples. A decision will be made later, based upon the estimate, of whether an inventory will be done of such structures as McElroy Auditorium. After proposals are made, the Committee will be apprised of the cost of the inventory phase of the process before the consultant is allowed to begin work. It was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given to proceed with said inventory. Motion carried. The following quotes were reviewed for the installation of a ventilating unit for the emergency generator room in City Hall: Quoter Total Quote Young Plumbing & Heating $1,179. 00 Fereday Heating 1,120. 00 It was the recommendation of the Building Maintenance Supervisor to accept the low bid of Fereday Heating. The following quotes were reviewed for a replacement furnace for the City Hall Annex: Quoter Total Quote Young Plumbing & Heating $1,534. 00 Fereday Heating 1,685.00 It was the recommendation of the Building Maintenance Supervisor that the low bid of Young Plumbing & Heating be approved. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that said recommendations be approved. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, it was moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES July 24, 1989 5: 15 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Rick Tagtow, Director of Parks & Forestry, reiterated that the Women' s Softball Association has agreed to participate in one-half of the cost of road improvements (see minutes of July 10, 1989) . In addition, the Association has agreed to contribute $25,000 to the parking lot. Since the July 17 Building & Grounds Committee meeting, consideration has been given to including this project in the Recycled Asphalt Program (RAP) . After discussion, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that improvements to the Softball Association Complex lot and road be included in the City' s RAP Program and cost be divided as follows: $18,000 from City funds ( $3 ,000 from Park Department bond fund and $15,000 from City funds) for the parking lot, $15, 000 from the Road Use Tax Funds for the road improvements and $40, 000 from the Softball Association for lot and road improvements. Motion carried. Total cost of said improvements is $73 , 000. The request of the Clerk/Auditor to renovate the first floor of City Hall was reviewed. Changes included in the plan are enlarging the Mayor' s Office to include a small conference room with the remaining portion of the Mayor' s conference room to be used by the Personnel Department. The women' s breakroom would become a conference room. The now "backroom" of the Clerk' s Office would be converted to an additional space for the Attorney' s Office and space for the parking meter attendants. Additional office space would be provided in the Clerk/Auditor' s Office along the Mulberry Street side of the building to include the mailroom area. A considerable portion of the renovation costs would be asbestos removal. Bids will be sought both on the partial removal of asbestos as well as total removal. Since this project may exceed $25,000, formal bids will be requested with the City Council conducting a public hearing. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Building & Grounds Committee recommend to the City Council to proceed with said renovation plans. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES July 17, 1989 5 .15 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Brown, Fox. Members absent: Chairperson Wright. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. The request of Mike Havenstrite, District Director for the First Judicial District Department of Correctional Services, was reviewed. In March, 1988, the City of Waterloo sold property located at the intersection of East Sixth and Mulberry Streets to the First Judicial District for construction of a parking lot north of and adjacent to the residential facility. Said transaction was approved with a reversionary clause stipulating that in the event that the property was not developed within one year, the City would buy the property back at the original purchase price. Since this time, the State Legislature has appropriated funds for the construction of said project with anticipated construction in the spring of 1990. It was the recommendation of Dave Van Dee, Executive Director of the Waterloo Redevelopment Authority, that the Building and Grounds Committee recommend that the City Council amend the original resolution of conveyance and grant an extension of time to August 1, 1990 to allow commencement of said development. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Building & Grounds Committee recommend to the City Council that said extension of time be authorized. Motion carried. The request of the Women' s Softball Association to participate in the cost of parking lot improvements generally located west of Burton Avenue was reviewed. Rick Tagtow, Director of Parks & Forestry, indicated that it has been agreed with the Women' s Softball Association that the City and the Association would share equally in the cost of asphalting the road near the Association' s complex. Total cost of said improvements is $31,000 . City funds for this project would be allocated from the Park Department bond proceeds. A parking lot adjacent to the road is also in need of resurfacing. An estimate of $43,250 has been obtained. The Softball Association has agreed to participate in $25, 000 of this cost and is asking the City to fund the remaining $18,000. Mr. Tagtow indicated that $3,000 can be allocated from Park Department funds, but that the City must fund the remaining $15, 000. The possible use of Road Use Tax (RUT) Funds was discussed. Committee members questioned what City projects would have to be alleviated in order to fund this request if RUT Funds were used. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that action be tabled for one week to allow research on the question of the use of Road Use Tax Funds as described above. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES June 26, 1989 4 : 55 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. The one year occupancy agreement commencing June 7, 1989 with Deaf Services Commission of Iowa was reviewed. Larry P. Burger, Clerk/Auditor, reported that Deaf Services currently occupies an existing and unoccupied office in the former Health and Sanitation offices in the basement of City Hall approximately one day per week. The only cost to Deaf Services is telephone charges, including one line charge, plus any long distance charges. This has been an amicable relationship between both parties, and he recommended that the Committee recommend approval to the City Council. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the one year occupancy agreement with Deaf Services Commission of Iowa be recommended to the City Council for approval. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES June 19, 1989 6:30 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger, Clerk/Auditor, commented that several repairs to unsafe conditions have been reviewed by the Building Maintenance Supervisor. It has been recommended that the transformers which are owned by IPS be relocated to an area outside of City Hall. Currently, the transformers are located near voltage leads and terminals to the passageway used by personnel servicing the emergency generator in the basement of City Hall. It would then be necessary to make the appropriate connections from the relocated transformer to the main City Hall breaker (at City expense) . A second request was presented to seek quotes for changing the circuitry of the City Hall emergency generators. A test was recently conducted of generators within City Hall indicating the need for these changes. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that authorization be given to seek quotes for wiring of relocated City Hall transformers. Motion carried. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that authorization to seek quotes for changing the circuitry of City Hall' s emergency generators be approved. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES June 12, 1989 6: 30 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. The Agenda, as proposed, was approved. The request of the Building Maintenance Supervisor to purchase two replacement combination toilet fixtures for the City Jail was reviewed. As described in the memo from Larry P. Burger to the Building & Grounds Committee, it was indicated that three quotations had been received in October, 1988 for said units with Winterbottom Supply Co. being the lowest quotation. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given to purchase two combination toilet fixtures for the Jail. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES June 5, 1989 5: 45 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown, Fox. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. The request of the Planning and Development Director for authorization for Flinn Saito Andersen & Robert Devoe Architectural Firm to proceed with the preparation of plans and specifications for the exterior improvements to the former East Side Library was reviewed. A preliminary cost estimate has been prepared at approximately $82, 000, which is subject to change. These improvements are necessary because the windows are rapidly deteriorating as well as the exterior masonry, steps and East Fifth Street vestibule. These improvements will be necessary regardless of whether or not any interior renovation is completed for occupancy by City staff . Don Temeyer, Planning and Development Director, stated that a space analysis is continuing with Flinn Saito Andersen for the relocation of the Planning and Development Division to the former East Side Library and the occupancy by the Police Department of the second floor of City Hall. If approved, a contract with Flinn Saito Andersen will be drawn and placed on the City Council agenda for approval. Chairperson Wright reminded the committee that the Human Rights move to City Hall was contingent upon eventual relocation to the East Side Library. This issue, as well as the possible relocation of the Planning and Development Division and expansion of the Police Department, will be reviewed at a later time as a space analysis study is completed. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given as requested. Motion carried. The request of the Building Maintenance Supervisor for the purchase of two additional toilets for the Jail was reviewed. It was suggested by Councilperson Buck that this item should be bid. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that action on this item be delayed for one week pending the receipt of further information concerning this purchase. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES April 10, 1989 6 : 00 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown and Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. The purchase of property located at 171 West llth Street near the intersection of West llth and Black Hawk Streets was reviewed. As indicated in a memorandum dated April 5, 1989 from John Meyer, Public Works Director, negotiations have proceeded with the property owner as well as appraisals of the property. It is the recommendation of the Public Works Director that a selling price of $9,000 be established and a formal offer be extended to Mr. Condin L. Brodie, owner of the property. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Public Works Director be given authority to extend a formal offer to the property owner for $9, 000 for said property. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES March 20, 1989 6: 15 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown. Members absent: Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger, Clerk/Auditor, reported that with the deregulation of telephones, the City must make a decision on the long-distance carrier for pay telephones in public rights-of-way. After much deliberation, the Clerk/Auditor' s Office has recommended that Teleconnect be the long-distance carrier for said telephones. Discussion was also heard on the relocation of current pay telephones with the assistance of the Engineering Department and Sign & Traffic Department. Greater use of the telephones will assure the City increased revenues. Any changes in telephone locations will be discussed with the Building & Grounds Committee prior to proceeding with relocation of same. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that Teleconnect be designated as the City' s long-distance carrier on pay telephones on public rights-of-way. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE January 23, 1989 6 : 00 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown and Fox. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger, Clerk/Auditor, reported that Bea Cannon, Manager of the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center, has reported a sanitary problem on the steps of the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center due to bird droppings. It has been suggested that eliminating the trees adjacent to the Convention Center may eliminate this problem. Mayor McKinley reported that the Park Department is working on an overall landscaping plan for the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center that would include shrubbery and some plantings. He also stated that the Pin Oaks planted adjacent to the Center are a short life-span tree and are not expected to live much longer and also block the view of the marquee at the Convention Center. Donna Nelson voiced her concern with cutting the trees down and that this would only be moving the problem from one location to another. She suggested further investigation of the problem and possibly using falcons as has been done in Cedar Rapids to address the problem. Jan Guthrie reported the willingness of Green Scene and other interested groups to do research and come up with ideas to solve the problem. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that said item be tabled to allow further investigation of the problem, including review of the landscaping plan as proposed by the Park Department. Motion carried. The relocation of the Human Rights Office from the Waterloo Public Library was discussed. Bev Lind, Director of the Library, stated that the library has an opportunity to rent the space currently occupied by the Human Rights Commission to the Regional Library. This would generate income from $5,000 to $10, 000 per year for the library. Councilperson Wright stated that she was not in favor of the Human Rights Office moving to the Park Department offices formerly located on the second floor of City Hall. Councilperson Brown stated that in conversations with several community members, he was of the impression that patrons of the Human Rights Commission would not object to coming to City Hall. It was also suggested that the former East Side Library be looked at as a future location for the Human Rights Office. It was also stated that the former Park Department offices are available to the Commission at no cost. Councilperson Fox stated that the Citizens ' Budget Review Committee has recommended on several occasions the possibility of moving the Human Rights Office to City Hall. He also stated that the space is now available and would not cost additional taxpayer dollars. He further stated that if this arrangement does not work, an alternative solution could then be sought. Councilperson Dell stated that perhaps space was available in other City buildings for the Human Rights Office. It was stated that currently there is no other space available. B. J. Furgerson, Director of the Human Rights Commission, stated that the original agreement with the Human Rights Commission was that they would never be located in City Hall. She also stated that there is a negative feeling of both black and white low-income persons about coming into City Hall. She stated that the former East Side Library would be a suitable location due to the close proximity to City Hall, but it would not be located within the City Hall structure. Councilperson Wright stated that the East Side Ministerial Association does not favor the City Hall location. Building & Grounds Committee January 23, 1989 Page 2 After discussion, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that a recommendation be sent to the City Council for their review on February 6, 1989 and that the Human Rights Office be temporarily relocated to the former Park Commission offices located on the second floor of City Hall and that the former East Side Library be looked at as a possible future location for said office. Ayes: Brown, Fox. Nays: Wright. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger, Clerk/Auditor, stated that authorization was being requested for the purchase of new or used dividers to allow the relocation of the Senior Employment offices to the Civil Defense offices in the basement of City Hall. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that authorization be given to seek said bids. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger, Clerk/Auditor, reported that Bea Cannon, Manager of the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center, has requested authorization to purchase additional tableware for the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center. Adequate tableware is not available to accommodate several large upcoming bookings. Quotes have been received from Edward Don & Company of Illinois, Sysco/Continental - Iowa and Martin Brothers Distributing Co. , Inc. with the low bid being from Edward Don & Company of Illinois. Moved by Fox, seconded by Brown that the committee recommend to the Finance Committee purchase of tableware for the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center in an amount not to exceed $10,542. 22, plus freight, from Edward Don & Company of Illinois. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES January 9, 1989 6: 15 p.m. Large Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Wright, Brown and Fox. Moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Motion carried. Authorization to seek appraisals for property located at the intersection of West 11th Street and Black Hawk Street adjacent to the Central Garage was reviewed. The owners of the property have approached the City offering said property for sale. Following an appraisal, the offer will be brought back to the Committee for further consideration. Moved by Brown, seconded by Wright that authorization be given to seek said appraisal. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, it was moved by Brown, seconded by Fox that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Larry P. Burger Clerk/Auditor