03-25-2015 HUCMMINUTES
Regular Meeting — Hutchinson Utilities Commission
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Call to order — 3:00 p.m.
President Hanson called the meeting to order. Members present: President Anthony
Hanson; Vice President Donna Luhring; Secretary Mark Girard; Commissioner Monty
Morrow; Commissioner Dwight Bordson; Attorney Marc Sebora; General Manager
Jeremy Carter.
1. Approve Minutes of February 25, 2015 Regular Meeting
The minutes of the February 25, 2015 regular meeting were reviewed. GM Carter
noted to strike the word "Interim" in Agenda item #10. A motion was made by
Secretary Girard, seconded by Commissioner Morrow to approve the February 25,
2015 regular meeting minutes to include the amended change. Motion was
unanimously carried. (Changes attached.)
2. Ratify Payment of Bills for February 2015
The February 2015 payables were discussed. After discussion, a motion was
made by Vice President Luhring, seconded by Commissioner Bordson to ratify the
payment of bills in the amount of $2,706,780.71. (detailed listing in payables book).
Motion was unanimously carried.
3. Approve Financial Statements/Budget Year to Date
GM Carter presented the February 2015 financial statements/budget year-to-date.
After discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Bordson, seconded by Vice
President Luhring to approve the financial statements/budget year-to-date. Motion
was unanimously carried.
4. Review Policies
GM Carter presented the policies, sections:
• Meter Testing — Electric
• Right -of -Way Clearing
• Tree Removal or Trimming
• Locating Customer's Underground Utilities - Electric
No changes were recommended.
5. Review Exempt and Non -Exempt Employee Handbooks
GM Carter presented exempt and non-exempt handbooks, sections:
• Complaint/Grievance Procedures (Exempt Only)
• Employee Conduct
• Discipline
No changes were recommended. After discussion, the Board recommended to
update the title of Customer/Human Resources Manager to Human Resources
Director in section Compliant/Grievance Procedures (Exempt Only). A motion was
made by Vice President Luhring, seconded by Secretary Girard to approve the
Board recommended changes from the title Customer/Human Resources Manager
to Human Resources Director in section Compliant/Grievance Procedures (Exempt
Only). Motion was unanimously carried. (Changes attached.)
6. Presentation on HUC's Conservation Improvement Program
Nick Nelson, HUC Energy Conservation Administrator, gave a presentation on the
2015 Conservation Improvement Program. Information was based on the past
three years of average financial reports. (Presentation attached.)
7. Approve One -Time Waiver of Disconnect/Reconnect Fees Initiated by an
Agency Offering Financial Assistance
GM Carter explained over the years, HUC has been approached to consider a
one-time waiver in the disconnect/reconnect fees customers pay who need and/or
seek financial assistance in paying monthly utility bills. To date, there has not been
a program put into place to address this request.
GM Carter recommends the Board consider for approval a one-time waiver
program which HUC will monitor and evaluate on an annual basis with agencies
providing feedback as part of the evaluation process. HUC would implement a
$1,000 cap per agency in fee waivers (the most common agencies regionally
would be Common Cup, Heartland, and McLeod County). A customer needing
financial assistance would contact one of the agencies and the agency would
determine if the customer meets the criteria for that agency to make the waiver
requests to HUC for the disconnect fee ($40), the reconnect fee ($40) or both
($80).
The Board discussed their concerns of implementing this program. Attorney
Sebora stated the HUC by-laws already includes that customers can come before
the Commission as a body to request fees be waived.
After further discussion, the Board tabled this agenda item.
8. Approve Parallel Generation Contract for Genesis Salon
GM Carter presented the Parallel Generation Contract for Genesis Salon for its
solar generation project. The customer anticipates using all the solar energy on
their site. Secretary Girard abstained as the applicant is a close personal friend of
his. Commissioner Morrow abstained as well, as he has contracts with the
customer and vendor.
After discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Bordson, seconded by Vice
President Luhring to approve the Parallel Generation Contract for Genesis Salon.
Motion was unanimously carried. (Contract attached.)
9. Approve Requisition #6223 — Coriolis Meters for Highway 212 Interconnect
Station
GM Carter presented Requisition #6223 for Coriolis meters for Highway 212
Interconnect Station. This is to correct the high and low flow problems with the
current meters not catching these variances.
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After discussion, a motion was made by Secretary Girard, seconded by
Commissioner Morrow to approve Requisition #6223 — Coriolis Meters for Highway
212 Interconnect Station (Requisition attached.)
10. Communication from the City Administrator
City Administrator Jaunich reported:
• Andy Reid has been appointed as the permanent finance director at the City.
• A Council seat is open until April 4 for absentee ballots.
• Council awarded the contract for automatic water meter reading replacement
to start within the next couple months.
11. Division Reports
Electric — Dan Lang
• Performing routine maintenance this time of year.
Electric — Dave Hunstad
• Had our first major outage last month on the southwest part of town due to
flooding. The issue has been resolved.
• Starting April 6, HUC is taking part in the MMUA solar task force which is
made up of member utilities.
Finance — Jared Martig
• $84,000 sales tax refund received.
• Auditor to present at next month's regular commission meeting.
• Jeremy Carter will finish reviewing draft audit this week.
• LOGIS is no longer going to support Infinity.Link in customer service. All
LOGIS cities attended alternative vendor demos. LOGIS has narrowed their
selection to two new vendors and will be getting price quotes in the next
couple weeks. More information will be available in the next couple months.
Natural Gas — Ryan Ellenson
• With the March 19 meeting and March 20 meeting in New Ulm, all damage
prevention and CAER meetings are done which wraps up the public face-to-
face meetings.
• Relocating services for the Shady Ridge area. Surveying lines for road
construction.
• Reviewing all large customer accounts for any errors from the AMI system.
• John Webster is at Midwest Energy Association conference this week.
Electric — Randy Blake
• The Wartsila field representatives worked with our mechanics on the overhaul
of Unit 5. The unit is online again.
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12. Legal Update
Attorney Sebora thanked Dave Hunstad for participating in a hearing in response
to a land owner which submitted a detachment request to the City for his land at
the intersection of Highways 22 and 7. The land owner wants the land included
back into the Hutchinson Township. Hunstad presented how this would affect
HUC's service territory agreement.
Unfinished Business
• Discuss Separate Business Unit for Wholesale Business
o GM Carter plans on presenting information to the Board in April.
• Discuss Compensation Study
o This item is on hold until mid -year.
President Hanson asked if there were any updates on the early retirement
incentive package. GM Carter reported two employees have formally replied they
will not be accepting the package.
New Business
• Closed Session to Conduct the Nine -Month Performance Review of Hutchinson
Utilities Commission General Manager
President Hanson entertained a motion to go into closed session to conduct the
nine-month performance review as permitted under Minnesota Statute 13D.05,
Subdivision 3(a). A motion was made by Vice President Luhring, seconded by
Commissioner Bordson to go into closed session to conduct the General
Manager's performance review. Motion was unanimously carried. The
Commission then proceeded into a closed session at 4:25 p.m.
ATTEST: " O
Anthony Hans n, President
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Mark ZGGirard, Secretary
Hutchinson Utilities Commission
Summary of Closed Meeting Proceedings
General Manager Performance Appraisal
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
On March 25, 2015, the Hutchinson Utilities Commission conducted a closed meeting for the
nine-month performance appraisal for General Manager, Jeremy Carter. Individuals present
included General Manager Jeremy Carter, Commission Members Donna Luhring, Mark Girard,
Anthony Hanson, Monty Morrow, and Dwight Bordson, City Attorney Marc Sebora, and City of
Hutchinson Human Resources Director Brenda Ewing. Mr. Carter exercised his right to close
the proceedings to the public as permitted under Minnesota Statute 13D.05, Subdivision 3(a).
Motion by Luhring, second by Bordson to go into closed session to conduct the General
Manager's performance review. The motion passed unanimously. The Commission then
proceeded into a closed session at 4:25 p.m.
The Commission reviewed with Mr. Carter his performance for the nine-month period of
employment which commenced on May 27, 2014. The review is required per the terms of the
employment contract in place between the Hutchinson Utilities Commission and General
Manager Carter. President Hanson noted that the Commission is to provide Mr. Carter with
direction and feedback regarding his performance to date and to provide guidance to advance
the organization in the direction the Commission deems appropriate.
Mr. Carter's performance was evaluated in the following areas: Organizational Management,
Fiscal/Business Management, Program Development, Relationship & Communication with the
Commission, Long -Range Planning, and Relationships with Public & Outside Organizations. The
consensus of the Commission is that Mr. Carter's cumulative performance is meeting or
exceeding expectations for the review period.
Commission Bordson exited the meeting at 5:00 p.m.
Motion by Luhring, second by Morrow, to open the closed proceedings. The motion passed
unanimously. The Commission moved back to the open session at 5:24 p.m.
Motion by Girard, second by Morrow, to adjourn the meeting at 5:25 p.m. The motion passed
unanimously.
A motion was made by Secretary Girard, seconded by Commissioner Bordson to
approve the additional cost for the Unit 3 Turbocharger Overhaul. Motion
unanimously carried. (Quote attached.)
10. Communication from the Interim Administrator
City Administrator Jaunich reported:
• The vacant City Council position deadline was yesterday with Bill Arndt being
the only applicant.
11. Division Reports
Electric — Dan Lang
Nothing to report
Electric — Dave Hunstad
Nothing to report
Finance.— Jared Martig
• Nick Nelson will present on energy conservation next month.
• Auditor will be presenting next month.
• Received a couple business scam calls today.
Natural Gas — John Webster
• Met last Friday with a community that is interested in forming a municipal
natural gas utility by this fall. They would be tapping into HUC's pipeline,
contracting with HUC to provide transportation, commodity and operation and
maintenance of the system.
• Will be presenting a couple requisitions at the March commission meeting to
purchase new metering for the Highway 212 station.
• Assisting Randy Blake with greenhouse gas reports.
Electric — Randy Blake
• A capital expenditure project is being started at Plant 2 which will take about a
month to complete.
• MPCA visited yesterday with a surprise audit for emissions. The audit went
well.
12. Legal Update
Nothing to report
Unfinished Business
• Discuss Separate Business Unit for Wholesale Business
o GM Carter plans on presenting information to the Board in April.
• Discuss Compensation Study
o GM Carter recommended putting the study on hold until mid -year.
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COMPLAINT/GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
It is the Commission's policy to provide an equitable process which employees may use to
advance complaints and grievances. An employee may grieve any alleged violation of a written
or verbal policy or procedure, disciplinary action other than an oral reprimand, or unsafe
practice.
Prior to initiating a grievance, an employee must discuss the complaint with the immediate
Supervisor. If the complaint cannot be resolved informally through such discussion with the
Director, Manager or Supervisor, the employee may choose to file a written grievance. The
grievance must be filed with the Human Resources
Director within ten (10) working days after the incident -giving rise to the grievance. The
Gus4erae 1114 -urn -An Relations Human Resources Director shall attempt to resolve the
grievance and shall provide the employee a written response no later than five (5) working days
following receipt of the grievance. If the employee is dissatisfied with the Ctisteraer,114u...a
Relations Manage"', Human Resources Director's response, the employee may file the grievance
with the General Manager within five (5) days of the Relations Manager'
Human Resources Director's response. The General Manager shall attempt to resolve the
complaint or grievance and shall provide the employee a written response not later than five (5)
days following the receipt of the complaint.
If dissatisfied with the General Manager's response, the employee may request a hearing on the
grievance before the Hutchinson Utilities Commission. The Hutchinson Utilities Commission
may choose to appoint an independent hearing officer to hear the grievance.
An employee presenting a complaint or grievance shall not be subject to retaliation or reprisal.
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Hutchinson Utilities Commission
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Why Do We Have CIP?
It is a cheaper alternative to building more power generating
plants.
Can save utilities money on infrastructure cost.
The MN Government has made it a requirement of all utilities in
the state to offer energy rebates. MN State Statute 216B.241.
the sale of gas and 1.5 percent of its gross operating revenues from
the sale of electricity, excluding gross operating revenues from
electric and gas service provided in the state to large electric40
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customer facilities.
Each individual utility and association shall have an annual energy
savings goal equivalent to 1.5 percent of gross annual retail energy
sales unless modified by the commissioner under paragraph (d). The
savings goals must be calculated based on the most recent three-
year weather -normalized average. A utility or association may elect
to carry forward energy savings in excess of 1.5 percent for a year to
the succeeding three calendar years, except that savings from
electric utility infrastructure projects allowed under paragraph (d)
may be carried forward for five years. A particular energy savings
can be used only for one year's goal.
2015 CIP Program
CIP figures are based on the past
average financial reports._
Programs have been revised to give a larger
return on energy savings for the funds
dispersed.
2015 programs are tailored to emphasize the
most efficient energy upgrades, and allow for
larger energy return per rebate.
Residential rebates have been adjusted
better ratio of incentive to product cost.
Rebates for commercial and industrial will be s e
through a prescriptive program, and an expanded custom,
rebate program.
Greater emphasis on commercial/industrial lighting, HVAC,
refrigeration, specialized equipment and motors and controls.
Commercial/industrial custom rebates, will be paid on a
$300/kW saved rate.
This year we have added lighting rebates to the residential
program due to requests from customers.
Applications for rebates must be filled out completely,
2014 CIP Electric Goal
Energy savings goal.
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Actual = 3,117,024 KWH
HUC was at 72% of the KWH goal !`
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Goal = 928.5 KW (2 Goal ="9 $'
Actual = 374.85 KW
HUC was at 41 % of the KW goal
2014 CIP Gas Goal
'Goal = 236,000 Therms (20 15 Goal = 235,700 Therms)
Actual = 46,463.8 Therms
HUC was at 20% of the Therms aoaL,
Low Income:
Low Income will be handled by Heartland Community Action Agency to
provide services under the Federal Dept. of Energy's "Weatherization
Assistance Program", and "Energy Star Appliances".
HUC will work with Habitat for Humanity in assisting them with "Ener
Star" appliances and weatherization on housing projects.
The Low Income Agencies are to provide a comprehensive
the energy measures implemented for each residence.
CIP Marken.g Plan.,.,.:..
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Continue to build and maintain a positive relationship with
RUC's customers and the community.
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Continue to inform HUC's customers of our activities and programs.
Improve public relations through effective communications and
public awareness.
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1) Education (ads, radio spots, articles, presentations, and energy
conservation tips)
2) Have customers use HUC's website to get information and rebate
applications.
3) Contractors play a vital role also with informing customers of
rebate options.
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Contract for Parallel Generation Facilities (Greater than 40 M)
This contract is entered into March 13, 2015 , by Hutchinson Utilities
Commission (hereafter called "Utility") and Genesis Salon and Enso Spa
(hereafter called "Customer")
RECITALS
Per MN Statute 216B.1611, the Utility shall request the following information for
interconnection of distributed renewable generation.
1) The name plate capacity of the facility 80 (kW)
2) The pre -incentive installed cost of the generating facility $240,000.00
3) The energy source of the facility Solar (Solar, Wind, etc.)
4) Location of the facility 238 Main St South Hutchinson MN
The Customer is prepared to generate electricity in parallel with the Utility.
The Customer meets the requirements of the Utility's rules on parallel generation and
any technical standards for interconnection the Utility has established that are
authorized by those rules.
The Utility is obligated under Federal and Minnesota law to interconnect with the
Customer and to purchase electricity offered for sale by the Customer.
AGREEMENTS
The Customer and the Utility agree:
1. The Utility shall sell electricity to the Customer under the rate schedule in force
for the class of customer to which the Customer belongs.
2. Payment per KWH for energy delivered to the Utility, in excess of energy used by
the Customer. $ .057/KWH see #3, Rate, Hutchinson Utilities
Commission Parallel Generation (Greater than 40 kW) — Net Energy Billing
policy.
3. The rates for sale and purchase of electricity may change over the time this
contract is in force, due to actions of the Utility. The Customer and the Utility
agree that sales and purchases shall be made under the rates in effect each
month during the time this contract is in force.
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4. The Customer must operate its electric generating facilities within any rules,
regulations, and policies adopted by the Utility, which provide reasonable
technical connection and operating specifications for the customer (Hutchinson
Utility Commission's rules and regulations applicable to parallel generation are
attached).
5. The Customer will operate its electric generating facilities so that they conform to
the national, state, and local electric and safety codes, and will be responsible for
the costs of conformance.
6. The Customer is responsible for the actual, reasonable costs of interconnection
which are estimated to be $ 40.00 The customer shall pay the Utility in
this manner:
7. The Customer shall provide the Utility reasonable access to its property and
electric generating facilities in the event the configurations of those facilities do
not permit disconnection or testing from the Utility's side of the interconnection. If
the Utility enters the Customer's property, the Utility shall remain responsible for
its personnel.
8. The Utility may discontinue providing electricity to the Customer during a system
emergency. The Utility shall not discriminate against the Customer when it
discontinues providing electricity or when it resumes providing electricity.
9. The Utility may discontinue purchasing electricity from the Customer when
necessary for the Utility to construct, install, maintain, replace, remove,
investigate, or inspect equipment or facilities within its electrical system. The
Utility shall notify the Customer prior to discontinuing the purchase of electricity in
this manner: Email
10. The customer shall keep in force a policy of liability insurance, of at least $1
Million, against personal or property damage to the Hutchinson Utilities
Commission's system, equipment and personnel arising from the installation,
interconnection, and operation of customer's generating facility and shall provide
annual proof of the insurance to the Utility with said policy specifically naming the
Hutchinson Utilities Commission as an insured. The customer agrees to
indemnify and hold harmless the Utility from all claims whatsoever arising from
customer's generating system.
11. This contract becomes effective when signed by the Customer and the Utility.
This contract will remain in force until either the Customer or the Utility provides
written notice to the other that the contract is canceled. This contract shall be
canceled 30 days after notice is given.
12. This contract does not serve as an approval of the Customer's generating system
for planning, zoning or permit purposes. The Customer shall have the
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responsibility to obtain proper approval and permits from the City of Hutchinson
or other governmental entities pertaining to the construction and operation of the
Customer's generating system.
13. This contract contains all the agreements made between the Customer and the
Utility. The Customer and the Utility are not responsible for any agreements other
than those stated in this contract.
THE CUSTOMER AND THE UTILITY HAVE READ THIS CONTRACT AND AGREE
TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS. AS EVIDENCE OF THEIR AGREEMENT, THEY
HAVE EACH SIGNED THIS CONTRACT BELOW ON THE DATE WRITTEN AT
THE BEGINNING OF THIS CONTRACT.
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REQUISITION 006223
THE NATURAL GAS DIVISION OF HUTCHINSON UTILITIES RECOMMENDS THAT THE
ABOVE REQUISITION BE AWARDED TO MICRO -MOTION INC.
MICRO MOTION METERS CURRENTLY INSTALLED AT:
NEW ULM INTERCONNECT STATION
FAIRFAX INTERCONNECT STATION
HUC STATION # 1
HUC STATION #2
HUC STATION #2 - SYSTEM METER
HUC PRESENTLY OWNS PROGRAMMING EQUIPMENT FOR MICRO MOTION METERS.
MICRO MOTION METERS HAVE SMART METER VERIFICATION; A COMPREHENSIVE
IN-LINE TEST THAT CAN BE RUN TO VERIFY METER OPERATING PERFORMANCE.
HUC'S ENGINEERING MANAGER HAS 1 1 YEARS' EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMING AND
TROUBLESHOOTING MICRO MOTION METERS.
Low FLOW METER (42 SCFH - 5,200 SCFH)
CMFSO 1 OM ELITE CORIOLIS METER (0. 10" METER) - $8,519.00
2400S MULTIVARIABLE TRANSMITTER - $3,513.00
HIGH FLOW METER (5,200 SCFH - 84,000 SCFH)
CMFS050M ELITE CORIOLIS METER (0.50" METER) - $8,959.00
2400S MULTIVARIABLE TRANSMITTER - $3,513.00
MOUNTING BRACKET FOR CMFS050 METER - $294.00
MOUNTING BRACKET FOR CMFSO 10 METER INCLUDED.
SALES TAX - $1,704.86
MICRO MOTION INC. - $26,502.86
WORK ORDER
61501 - INTERCONNECT STATION: LAFAYETTE/HANSKA/HIGHWAY 212
HUTCHINSON UTILITIES COMMISSION REQUISITION FORM
Supplier: MICRO MOTION INC Ship To: HUTCHINSON UTILITIES COMMISSION Requisition No. 006223
7070 WINCHESTER CIRCLE
BOULDER, CO 80301-3501
Phone: 952-475-0067
Fax: 952-475-2779
175 MICHIGAN ST SE
HUTCHINSON, MN 55350
Phone: 320-587-4746
Fax: 320-587-4721
Item #
Q
Part Num. Description
Request Date
Acct #
WO #
Unit Price
Per
Item Total
1
1
(000-00000)
04/30/2015
1073690100
61501
8,519.00
Each
8,519.00
Line Remarks: CMFS010M319J1A2ECZZ, SENSOR, CMFS010M,
ELITE Meter CMFS010, Peak Performance Coriolis Meter, 316L
Stainless Steel, Standard Pressure, Standard Temperature,
Standard Finish, Process Connestions: #8 VCO 316/316L
Swagelok Compatible Fitting 1/2 -inch 316 NPT Female Adapter,
Case Options: Standard Case with Mounting Bracket, Electronics
Interface: For Extended Integral Mount 2400S Transmitter, Conduit
Connections: No Gland, Approvals: CSA: Class I, Div 2, Groups A,
B, C, D, Language: English Installation Manual, Calibration
Options: 0.10% Mass Flow and 0.002 g/cc Density Calibration,
Measurement Application Software: No, Factory Options: Standard
Product. Proposal #460747-2, Item #1.1, Tag: Highway 212
Interconnect Station - Run #1
2
1
(000-00000)
04/30/2015
1073690100
61501
3,513.00
Each
3,513.00
Line Remarks: 2400SIAl 1 B2EZCZ, TRANSMITTER, 2400S, Micro
Motion 2400S Coriolis MVD Multivariable Transmitter, Integral
Mount. Integral Mount Transmitter, Polyurethane -Painted
Aluminum, One mA Output, One Configurable (18 to 100 VDC and
85 to 265 VAC, Self Switching), Compression Screw Terminals for
10 Terminations, Dual Line Display for Process Variables and
Totalizer Reset, 1/2 -Inch NPT Conduit connection - No Gland, CSA
Class I Div 2 Approvals, English Installation and Configuration
Manuals, Software Options 1: Standard Product, Software Options
2: Meter Verification Software, Factory Options: Standard Product.
Proposal #460747-2, Item #1.37, Tag: Highway 212 Interconnect
Station - Run #1
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HUTCHINSON UTILITIES COMMISSION REQUISITION FORM
Supplier: MICRO MOTION INC Ship To: HUTCHINSON UTILITIES COMMISSION Requisition No. 006223
7070 WINCHESTER CIRCLE
BOULDER, CO 80301-3501
Phone: 952-475-0067
Fax: 952-475-2779
175 MICHIGAN ST SE
HUTCHINSON, MN 55350
Phone: 320-587-4746
Fax: 320-587-4721
Item #
Q
Part Num. Description
Request Date
Acct #
WO #
Unit Price
Per
Item Total
3
1
(000-00000)
04/30/2015
1073690100
61501
8,959.00
Each
8,959.00
Line Remarks: CMFS050M319NOA2EKZZ, SENSOR, CMFS050M,
ELITE Meter CMFS050M, Peak Performance Coriolis Meter, 316L
Stainless Steel, Standard Pressure, Standard Temperature,
Standard Finish, Process Connections: #8 VCO 316/316L
Swagelok Compatible Fitting 1/2 -Inch NPT Female Adapter, Case
Options: Standard Case, Electronics Interface: For Integral Mount
2400S Transmitter, Conduit connections: No Gland, Approvals:
CSA: Class I, Div. 2, Groups A, B, C, D, Language: English
Installation Manual, Calibration Options: 0.10% Mass Flow and
0.0005 g/cc Density Calibration Liquid, Measurement Application
Software: No Measurement Application Software, Factory Options:
Standard product. Proposal #460747-2, Item #2.1, Tag: Highway
212 Interconnect Station - Run #2
4
1
(000-00000)
04/30/2015
1073690100
61501
3,513.00
Each
3,513.00
Line Remarks: 2400SIAl1 B2EZCZ, TRANSMITTER, 2400S, Micro
Motion 2400S Coriolis MVD Multivariable Transmitter, Integral
Mount, Mounting/Housing: Integral Mount Transmitter,
Polyurethane -Painted Aluminum, Outputs & Power Supply: One
mA, one Configurable (18 to 100 VDC and 85 to 265 VAC, Self
Switching), 10 Terminations: Compression Screw Terminals,
Display: Dual Line Display for process Variables and Totalizer
Reset, Conduit Connections: 1/2 -Inch NPT - No Gland, Approvals:
CSA Class I, Div. 2, Language: English Installation Manual and
English Configuration Manual, Software Options 1: Standard
Product, Software Options 2: Meter Verification Software, Factory
Options: Standard Product. Proposal #460747-2, Item #2.21,
Taq: Highway 212 Interconnect Station - Run #2.
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HUTCHINSON UTILITIES COMMISSION REQUISITION FORM
Supplier: MICRO MOTION INC Ship To: HUTCHINSON UTILITIES COMMISSION Requisition No. 006223
7070 WINCHESTER CIRCLE 175 MICHIGAN ST SE
BOULDER, CO 80301-3501 HUTCHINSON, MN 55350
Phone: 952-475-0067 Phone: 320-587-4746
Fax: 952-475-2779 Fax: 320-587-4721
Item #
Q
Part Num. Description
Request Date
Acct #
WO # Unit Price
Per
Item Total
5
1
(000-00000)
04/30/2015
1073690100
61501 294.00
Each
294.00
Line Remarks: ETOITEMZX_24006, Wall Mounting Bracket for
CMFS025, CMFSO40 and CMFS050. Proposal #460747-2, Item
#3.0, Tag: Highway 212 Interconnect Station - Run #2.
Requisitioned By: WEBSTER, JOHN
Sales Tax 1,704.86
Special Charges 0.00
Total 26,502.86
Date: 03/04/2015
Approved By: Date:
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