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BEDA MEETINGTUESDAY MAY 19, 2020

6:00 AM BYRON CITY HALL CONFERENCE ROOM680 BYRON MAIN COURT NE

To Provide Valued Public Service and Guide the City with InnovativeThinking Toward Smart Growth.

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7) UNFINISHED BUSINESS 7.a COVID-19 Revolving Loan Program - Verbal 8) NEW BUSINESS 9) PUBLIC COMMENTS 10) ADJOURN

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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TUESDAY,APRIL 21, 2020

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1) CALL TO ORDER - Vice Chairperson Ryan called the meeting to order at 6:03am.

Members Present: Chris Ryan(Zoom), Shawn Bishop(Zoom), Staci Kaltenbach(Zoom), Mickey Elias(Zoom), Kelly Domaille (late via Zoom) and Dan Mesenburg (late via Zoom). Member Absent: Daryl Glassmaker. Also Present: Gretta Becay, Community Development Planner Janna Monosmith and City Administrator Mary Blair-Hoeft.

2) APPROVE AGENDA - Motion made by Kaltenbach second by Bishop to approve the agenda

as written. Upon roll call Members Kaltenbach, Bishop, Ryan, Domaille, Elias and Mesenburg voted Aye. There were no Nays. Motion carried.

3) CONSENT AGENDA - Motion made by Bishop second by Elias to approve the consent agenda. Upon roll call motion carried.

3.a BEDA Minutes Feb 11, 2020

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4) COMMUNICATIONS, REPORTS & PETITIONS 4.a Monthly Budget - February 4.b Monthly Budget March 4.c City Council Minutes January 14, 2020 4.d City Council Minutes Workshop January 28, 2020 4.e City Council Minutes February 11, 2020 4.f City Council Meeting March 10, 2020 4.g City Council Emergency Meeting Minutes March 19, 2020 4.h Byron Community News - February 4.i Byron Community News - March 4.j Thought you Might Want to Know from the City Administrator 4.k BEDA Monthly Update March/April 2020 4.l RAEDI Annual Meeting Recap 4.m Retaining Rural Business Through Ownership - FYI

5) PUBIC HEARING - None. 6) GENERAL BUSINESS - None. 7) UNFINISHED BUSINESS

7.a Byron Entrance Signs - Consensus was to move forward with the design as the board was interested in the designs and prices.

7.b FaceBook Continuation - Consensus of the members is to continue with Facebook posts and to link the city social media policy to it. Also adding that repetitive posts could be removed.

7.c Hamilton Apartments Update - Monosmith gave the members an update on the Hamilton apartment process.

8) NEW BUSINESS

8.a COVID-19 Business Interruption Policy - Monosmith explained the new policy would allow small businesses to apply for a loan from the city with 0% interest if paid back in the first year, 1% interest for year two and 2% interest for years three through five.

8.b Byron Area Chamber of Commerce Request - Members discussed the request from the chamber for a monetary donation. No action was taken. Died for a lack of motion.

8.c Byron Newsletter Continuation - Consensus of the members is to continue with the monthly newsletter.

9) PUBLIC COMMENTS - Asked three times with no response. 10) ADJOURN - Motion made by Domaille second by Bishop to adjourn the meeting at 6:43am. Upon roll call motion carried.

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AGENDA ITEM NO. 4.a

CITY OF BYRON,MINNESOTA

DATE: May 19, 2020

Originating Dept: BEDA

Introduction: iLegislate Information

Request for Action:

Background /Justification:

Fiscal Impact:

Staff Recommendation: Byron has implemented a new program for board packets. Pleasedownload the iLegislate app to view the packet. If you have anyquestions or concerns please let me know.

Preparer: Janna Monosmith

ATTACHMENTS:iLegislate Procedures.pdf

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iLegislate Procedures

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What is iLegislateIt is a software program that allows for efficient

access to the Council/Committee packets.No more scrolling.

It allows the members to make notes and highlights that only they can see and can

serve as reminders.

This slide gives tips on how to implement iLegislate7

iLegislate will only work on Apple, Windows or Mac

Devices. You will not be able to access it on an Android

Device. 8

To Download for Mac or Window Devices

- Visit: https://granicus.com/ilegislate-download/

- Select the version of software you are running on your computer

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- Click on the file icon in the bottom left of the internet browser

- Your file explorer will open up. Open the folder.

- Double click on Setup to open that file.

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- The iLegislate app will automatically open on your computer.

- You will then enter in your credentials.

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This is what it will look like when you enter your credentials.

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This is the screen that would appear your first time logging in.

Site: byronmn.granicus.comUsername: First.Last namePassword: Given to you by City Staff Member

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- This is your screen when you login. - To navigate through the months, you will click on the month

at the bottom.

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- Select view on the packet to view the agenda items- To view the details of that agenda item, you will click view

after that particular item

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You can make notes on this screen. These notes are viewable on any device.

To view the attachment, click on the attachment bar and select the attachment

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To download iLegislate for Apple devices

- Open the app store

- Search for iLegislate

- Click Download

- Click on the App to open it 17

- Enter your credentials the same as you saw on the previous slides.

- After you login and going forward, this is will it look like when you open the iLegislate app.

- The list will slowly increase as we continue to create packets in Granicus and it will be in order from newest to oldest. 18

Select a packet that you want to view.

Once you select a packet - the image to the right is what you will see.

Select a particular agenda item to view it. 19

For this presentation, I selected the Non-Contract Employee Annual Increase. The screen to the right is what you will see after you select it.

In the yellow area, you can type in notes. These notes are viewable on any device.

Next, select the Cover Page attachment 20

When making edits on attachments, they will only be viewable on that device only.

When you open the attachment. This is what you will see.

There is a toolbar at the top that will give you options on what you want to do with the attachment.

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Select the square icon with a pencil.

You will get another toolbar that gives you more options to edit the attachment.

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The first option is the text highlight tool. This will allow you to highlight certain areas that you are wishing to stand out.- Just click the highlight box and

then drag your finger over the words you want highlighted

- This is where you can change to color of the highlighter

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The second option is you can add a textbox.

- Click the textbox icon and then press the screen where you want to place the textbox.

- After you type in what you want it to say, you are able to move the textbox around. Just press and hold with your finger and slide it around.

- You can also change the size of the text box. Place and hold your finger on one of the blue dots that are around the text box and then drag it across the screen

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The third option is adding a note. - Select the note icon- Type in your note- Once you press outside of the

yellow, the big note will go away and you will just see the icon

- To move the note around, press on the little note icon, hold and drag your figure around on the screen.

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Byron Economic Development Association  May 2020 MONTHLY UPDATE 

 PERSPECTIVE BEDA PROJECTS: Byron Entrance Signs Apt complex project Finalized COVID-19 loan program policy and application. Sent to local businesses via email and USPS mail.  PERSPECTIVE BUSINESSES:   Spoke with a realtor regarding potential business on the Frontage Road. Answered inquiry from business interested in COVID-19 loan program.  PERSPECTIVE LAND DEVELOPMENT: Spoke with developers and real estate company regarding development in Byron Towne Square area.. Answered questions of a realtor regarding city owned lots in Towne Square and industrial park.  MEETINGS ATTENDED: Attended virtual DEED networking meeting Attended DEED meeting regarding MN businesses Attended virtual Rochester Chamber meeting regarding reopening businesses. EDAM Webinar regarding COVID-19 lenders. Hwy 14 meetings continue Had conference call with a developer considering Byron for a project.   ADDITIONAL INFO:   Firemen’s Dance cancelled for 2020. Meeting with Hamilton Real Estate in Faribault Highway 14 virtual public meeting June 10th 

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BYRON CITY COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY APRIL 14, 2020

6:00PM CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 680 BYRON MAIN COURT NE

Per Resolution 2020-21; the city of Byron is authorized to hold virtual meetings. This meeting will be virtual and the public may join using Zoom.

To Provide Valued Public Service and Guide the City with Innovative  Thinking Toward Smart Growth. 

 

A) CALL TO ORDER - Mayor Glassmaker called the meeting to order at 6:09pm

Members Present: Daryl Glassmaker, Matt Brekke, Jameson Hanson, Dan Mesenburg (via Zoom) and Steven Cook (via Zoom).

Also Present: Michael Weinandt (Zoom), Gretta Becay (Zoom), City Engineer Bill Angerman, Public Works Superintendent Tom Ricke, Community Development Planner Janna Monosmith and City Administrator Mary Blair-Hoeft.

B) APPROVE AGENDA -Motion made by Brekke second by Mesenburg to approve the

agenda as written: upon roll call Members Brekke, Mesenburg, Cook and Hanson voted Aye. There were no Nays. Motion carried.

C) APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA – Motion made by Brekke second by Hanson to

approve the consent agenda. Upon roll call. Motion carried. 1. Council Minutes from March 10, 2020 2. Emergency City Council Minutes from March 19, 2020 3. Warrant List for March 24, 2020 - $131,136.18 4. Approval After Payment Warrant List for March 18, 2020 - $17,802.84 5. Warrant List for April 14, 2020 - $203,149.93 6. Approval After Payment for April 14, 2020 - $10,464.30 7. Delinquent Utilities 8. LMC Liability Waiver Form 9. First Responder New Hire - Dave McCarthy is added to the group. Luke Brown retired after eight years of service. 10. Electronic Fund Transfer Policy 11. Moh’s Contracting Final Pay Request

D) COMMUNICATIONS, REPORTS AND PETITION – 1. Law Enforcement Incidents and Calls for Byron - FYI 2. Lego Survey Results 3. Community Newsletter - March

E) PUBLIC HEARING – 1. Adopt Street Reconstruction Plan PH - Glassmaker opened the public hearing at 6:34pm. Hoeft explained that the public hearing is a requirement for the City to use

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Reconstruction Bond as a funding source for pieces of the 2020 Street projects. She explained that the city has a 5 year street CIP and following the public hearing that will need to be approved. Motion made by Brekke second by Cook to close the public hearing. Upon roll motion carried. 2. 2020 Street Project Final Assessment PH - Motion made Cook second by Hanson to open the public hearing at 6:15pm. Angerman went through his presentation for the final assessment for the 2020 Street Project which is 2nd Street NW and Barbaree Lane. Two people via Zoom declined to have any comments. Motion made by Hanson second by Brekke to close the public hearing. Upon roll call motion carried.

F) GENERAL BUSINESS –

1. Resolution 20-20 Street Reconstruction & Issuance of GO Bond - Motion Made by Brekke second by Hanson to approve Resolution 20-20 Street Reconstruction and issuance of the General Obligation Bond. Upon roll call motion carried. 2. Resolution 20-22 Adopting Assessment for 2020 Street Project - Motion made by Cook second by Hanson to approve adopting the 2020 street project assessments. Upon roll call motion carried. 3. Resolution 20-24 Award contract for 2020 Street Project - Motion made by Hanson second by Brekke to approve the award of the contract to DeCook Excavating Inc. in the amount of $1,266,261.00. Upon roll call motion carried. 4. Resolution 20-23 Transfer of Funds - Hoeft explained the transfer of funds and reason for them. Motion made by Mesenburg second by Brekke to approve the transfer of funds. Upon roll call motion carried. 5. Resolution 20-25 Cable Franchise Change of Control: Jaguar - Mayor Glassmaker removed himself due to conflict. Motion made by Cook second by Hanson to approve the cable franchise change of control for Jaguar. Upon roll call motion carried. 6. Resolution 20-26 Approving Plans & Specs 3 1/2 Avenue NW - Angerman spoke about the plans and specs timeline for 3 ½ Avenue NW. Motion made by Hanson Second by Brekke to approve the plans and specs for 3 ½ Avenue NW. Upon roll call motion carried. 7. WWTF Digester Cover Approvals - Angerman explained the reasons for the new digester cover and to approve the plans and specs and the bid letting date of April 23rd. Motion made by Brekke second by Hanson to approve the plans and specs and allow staff to proceed with awarding the project to the lowest responsible bidder prior to City Council approval. Upon roll call motion carried.

G) UNFINISHED BUSINESS – None.

H) NEW BUSINESS –

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1. Non-Contract Annual Employee Increase - Hoeft explained how the team comes together to bring forward a request for consideration. The information is brought to the Personnel Committee for a recommendation. She noted that the union is in a three year contract. Motion made by Cook second by Mesenburg to approve the non contract employees annual increase. Upon roll call motion carried. 2. Moving Forward with Covid 19 - Hoeft noted some of the items that are continuing while moving forward during Covid 19. She is hoping to get direction from the State of MN about opening pools. At this time they are moving forward as planned with re-coating the pool surface and inspections. The concern is about offering jobs that may not come to be. As this develops she may be requesting a second meeting in April. They do not intend to hire summer help as typically expected. The intention is to hire someone who can start later in the summer and go into fall. She explained staff schedules and the steps taken to continue social distancing.

I) PUBLIC COMMENTS: Asked three times with no response. J) COMMITTEE BOARD REPORTS/OPEN DISCUSSION – Hanson spoke about the

Chamber. Glassmaker attended a GND meeting. Brekke announced that the First Responders and the Fire Department are planning a parade.

K) ADJOURN – Motion made by Hanson second by Brekke to adjourn the meeting at

7:26pm. Upon roll call motion carried. ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Daryl Glassmaker, Mayor Mary Blair-Hoeft, City Administrator

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Workers from Minnesota Energy and the People’s Energy Coop worked to reroute gas lines and power lines at the inter-section of 10th Ave. NE and Seventh St. NE in preparation for the construction of a round-about at that intersection. At the moment, traffic can still pass through the inter-section but beginning in mid-May, the intersection will be closed to traffic. Building the roundabout will take most of the summer.

Photo by Gretta Becay

From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 25, volunteer firefighters from the Byron Fire Hall staffed a collection point for handmade masks to be distributed to region-al group homes such as Madonna Summit in Byron and Hiawatha Homes, Inc. Firefighters Mandee Marx and Amos Holmes were on hand in the afternoon to staff the collection table.

Marx said there had already been hundreds of masks dropped off at the table on the east porch of the fire hall. She said the masks will all be washed before being distributed to various locations. It was a bright, sunny, warm spring day and once again, Minnesotans showed their generosity by filling the bins to overflowing.

Byron follows Governor Walz’s request to collect masks for group homes

The USDA and Federal Partners have programs that can be used to provide assistance to rural communities affected by COVID-19. Click the link below for the resource guide:

https://byronmn.govoffice.com/…/USDA_COVID-19_Fed_Rural_Res… Please call city hall if we can be of assistance. 507-775-3419

COVID Relief

■ Story & Photo by Gretta Becay

The US Census is underway. By-ron’s response rate is 66.9% and the whole state is 61.6%. The response rate for Byron for the 2010 Census was 79.4%.

Please be sure to respond by visiting:

https://2020census.gov/

CENSUS RESPONSE

We are now taking reservations for the 2020 garden season.

For information on how to get a plot, please contact city hall at:

507-775-3400 or email:

cityhall@byronmn.com

community garden

COMING SOON:COMING SOON:COVID-19 Revolving Loan

Program for businesses im-pacted by Governor Walz’s Executive Order 20-04 and 20-08.

Further information will soon be available on the City of Byron Website and Facebook. Contact City Hall at 507-775-3419 to discuss the program.

Looking for local restaurant information? Check the City of Byron’s

Facebook page to see which restaurants have

takeout and/or delivery available.

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The 16 volunteers that staff the Byron First Responders have been answering more and more calls each year. Ten years ago, the group an-swered 187 calls; last year, that num-ber had increased to 322. Director of the First Responders, Brian MacGre-gor, said the uptick can be traced to several factors. The First Respond-ers answer emergency calls from the city of Byron and Kalmar and Salem Townships. Populations in all three areas have increased in the past 10 years.

The winter of 2019 contributed its share to the particularly high number of calls answered last year.

The population growth in Kasson and other towns in Dodge County have caused a rise in the number of vehicles traveling on Highway 14. More traffic causes more accidents and the Byron First Responders are often first on the scene of nearby highway accidents.

The highest number of calls the group respond to are medical emer-gencies not related to accidents. The responders generally arrive first at a call and are often able to assess the scene, get baseline vital signs, and

prepare the patient for transport in an ambulance, if that is required.

When the ambulance arrives, the patient can be transported more quickly with this preparation.

The volunteer responders are high-ly qualified for their jobs and include Rochester firefighters, paramedics who work for Mayo Clinic Ambulance, an emergency department nurse from St. Mary’s Hospital, emergency medical technicians, and emergency

medical responders. The First Responders work closely

with Olmsted County Sheriff’s Dep-uties and volunteers from the Byron Fire Department during calls. Depu-ties ensure the safety of the scene if needed before medical personnel enter a home.

Traffic is always a concern when responding to a call because the ve-hicles responding may partially block traffic. Both the deputies and Fire De-

partment personnel assist in extrica-tion, blocking traffic, and assisting in moving patients if needed.

One thing that’s made their job easier this year is the new First Re-sponder truck used to respond to the calls. The department has had the truck for just over a year and it has significantly helped the responders do their jobs.

“For one thing, it’s a lot more visi-ble,” said MacGregor. “Other drivers can see us better and give us room. And when we’re stopped at a scene, the back of the truck is highly visible.”

Before this truck was obtained, the responders used a pickup truck with a topper on it and were often ignored by other drivers.

The truck can bring all kinds of medical tools and supplies to calls as well as significant lighting in case the scene is in a dark location.

After every call and every single week, the truck is inspected thor-oughly to ensure it is always ready for the next call.

MacGregor said the First Re-sponders would welcome two more volunteers with daytime availability. Applications are available at the By-ron City Hall.

Byron First responders’ annual calls increase 72 percent in 10 years

Valuation Notices are in the mail for Byron

Property Tax Statements and Valuation Notices for Byron property owners have been mailed and Byron property owners may challenge the value or correct any information on the notices in several ways.

Julie Hackman, Assistant Director of Property Records and Licensing for Olmsted County, explained that the appraiser for Byron residential property is Ryan Kraft. He may be reached at (507) 328-7662 or via email at kraft.ryan@co.olmsted.mn.us.

She said the appraiser for By-ron commercial/apartment prop-erty is Ben Bedard and he may be reached at (507) 328-7652 or via email at bedard.benjamin@co.olmsted.mn.us.

These two may be contacted with questions about the valua-tion or any information on that notice.

The County Board of Appeal and Equalization is at 6:30 p.m. June 16 at the Government Cen-ter. Those wishing to address the commissioners at that meeting should call (507) 328-6001 be-fore June 12 for an appointment.

Bear Hunting? While you’re out walking and enjoying the lovely spring weather, be on the lookout for bears! Residents around town have placed teddy bears in the win-dows of their houses to bring cheer to passers by. They can be hard to see because of reflections in the window glass, so watch carefully. Photo by Gretta Becay

Recreational fires cannot ex-ceed 3 feet in diameter. Residents are also only allowed to burn dry, clean wood and limbs.

Items that are not allowed to be burned inside city limits include: green wood, wood that has leaves/needles/preservatives, yard waste, and trash of any kind.

If you notice anyone burning items they are not supposed to be, please contact law enforce-ment at 507-775-3406 or Law Enforcement non emergency number 507-328-6800.

■ Story & Photo by Gretta Becay

Byron’s new First Responders’ Truck has been in service just over a year. The vehicle can carry all kinds of medical tools, supplies, and significant lighting to scenes in the area covered by the volunteer First Responders including the City of Byron, Kalmar and Salem Townships.

At the Byron Fire Hall, first Responders and firefighters who serve the city of Byron and Kalmar and Salem Townships, deputies from the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office, ambulance drivers from the Mayo Clinic, and drivers from Byron Auto Repair lined up their emergency vehicles for a parade through Byron neighborhoods on April 22. These types of parades are being held across the state and nation as shows of solidarity and as a reminder that these men and women respond to emergency calls, even in the midst of a nationwide quarantine. Residents came out and waved at the drivers and visited with neighbors after the vehicles had passed; staying at least six feet apart. Photo by Gretta Becay

Service Master of Rochester voluntarily provided high point touch cleaning at Byron City Hall and maintenance shop.

They are also scheduled to do the EMS Vehicles.

Thank you for your hard work on helping stop the

spread of COVID-19.

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AGENDA ITEM NO. 7.a

CITY OF BYRON,MINNESOTA

DATE: May 19, 2020

Originating Dept: BEDA

Introduction: COVID-19 Revolving Loan Program - Verbal

Request for Action:

Background /Justification:

Fiscal Impact:

Staff Recommendation:

Preparer: Janna Monosmith

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BEDA AgendaItem 3.a - 4.21.20 BEDA Minutes.pdfItem 4.a - Cover PageItem 4.a - iLegislate Procedures.pdfItem 4.b - Monthly Budget-AprilItem 4.c - May 2020 BEDA MONTHLY.pdfItem 4.d - 4.14.20 Council Minutes.pdfItem 4.e - Byron Newsletter - AprilItem 4.f - April_Thought_you_may_want_to_know.pdfItem 4.g - Chamber Update April 24Item 4.h - Chamber Update May 8Item 4.i - U.S. Economic Crisis -Federal ReserveItem 7.a - Cover Page