23, we'll have the invocation, the director of the North Campus, North Campus Ministries, Mr. Steve, what's up? Thank you for the opportunity of being here, like the report that we're running around 200 kids, athletes in our weekly fillet ship, Christian athlete, Bible studies, and couldn't be better. Probably we thank you for this time that we can come and call on you, pray for Mayor Parker, Manjuries, and our council members, as they make important decisions for our city. We thank you for the freedom we have to come and pray to seek you asking for wisdom and guidance in all that we do for our city, bless this meeting in Jesus' name of pray. Amen. Amen. I believe it's to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it says, one nation, under God, they give us a little liberty and justice for all. From the four public input, our unscheduled personal appearances, by claims report. Make a motion, my proof. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. How's your turn? Hi. Six. Proved the need of motion. Proved the minutes of the September 18th, 2023. Motion. Take it. Hi. Hi. Hi. Eastern. Parker. Hi. Seven. David Syracchermaine Klein for Pensacola, GRDA Realizing Scene, an Associated Complaint, Proceedings in the amount of 37,598 dollars and 60 cents. May you remember in the Council in your packet, you have this claim for disbursements and current from August 1st, 2023, for August 31st, 2023 and we have the city of Miami and focused on communication between the Miami team and the current legal proceedings. This is well within the budget. The current balance for this budget item is $697,775. If the current claim is approved that would leave us a balance of $659,419. Happy to answer any questions. I'm like a moustache to approve the payment. Second. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Parker. Hi. Hey. Budget amendment. This is MSUA Fund Carrier Over and it cumbers metering L. electric funds. No, there. So this amendment does increase the carry over as you know when we would have done the budget, we would have done that. So what this is the actual that we're going to be doing over, we'll increase the funds so that we're able to spend for me during for the hand telemeters and for electric for a dump truck and a service truck. Any issues with supply? Like that is. And for it is that we're starting to get equipment in, of course, there's still a quite bit of a lag. So it's still very, very kind of more movement with that tool, you won't have to be for having to carry over as a one-to-one. Thank you. I'll make a motion to approve. Take. So go ahead. What use? Okay. E step back. All right. We're not in ratified renew the following annual contracts from fiscal year, 2324 items A through K. So may I remember you to the council, the list that you have in the front of you or a list of contracts that we are asking to go ahead and approve these contracts through the end of this fiscal year. Previously we had them on an agenda item and they were looped in and included in some that we were putting a three month term on. But these contracts have been previously competitively bid and approved for multi-year contracts. And so these, rather than going out and renewing these contracts, which will absolutely result in an increase, these contracts we want to see through the end of this fiscal year, since that's what our budget was set on. Now what this does do is exclude several contracts that council wanted us to pay closer attention to and review, such as the Torres Concrete, the Neese Concrete, Scott Controxions, Construction, and the Collins Construction. Those contracts will continue to be reviewed by our construction subcommittee, as we're looking at developing a standard operating procedure and developing a threshold by which we may want to be bidding out some of those projects depending on what's most fiscal responsible. So the subcommittee is continuing to review those other contracts, the contracts that are on the list today are simply the ones that we're previously bid and have not been in any dispute. The four that you pull out, where they're not previously bid also, they were previously bid, but those are the ones that we want to really evaluate whether or not. going out to bid project my project would result in a savings or if the contract price that we have would result in greater savings. So We won't run the risk because if the if the math doesn't work we won't bid it out if that makes sense We want to study it before we go out and do that. So I locked it on a contract to December 31 But after that we're going to go we'll have to make a decision by December 30 30 31st to re-bid those particular contracts and that's when they might raise it. Sure More than lunch More than likely we bid these out so it's we've already I think we've already executed the new term date with those So those will terminate the The can be been forwarded a council in such as it comes out so some may have some some opportunity for extended extending the contract They 

NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING AND AGENDA
OF THE MIAMI SPECIAL UTILITY AUTHORITY (MSUA)
Monday, October 2, 2023
6:00
				

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THE MSUA MAY DISCUSS, CONSIDER, AND VOTE ON ANY ITEM LISTED IN THIS AGENDA:
1.
Call to Order                                                                                     Chairman Parker
2.
Invocation by Director of Norse Campus Ministries                                                      Steve Whitesell
3.
Pledge of Allegiance                                                                                  Chairman Parker
4.
Public Input and Unscheduled Personal Appearances
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5.
*Action Item* Claims                                                                              Trustees
Claims List
6.
*Action Item* Minutes:  September 18, 2023 (Regular)                                         Trustees
Minutes
7.
*Action Item* Davis, Wright, Tremaine Claim for Pensacola/GRDA Relicensing and Associated Complaint Proceeding in the Amount of $37,598.60        Bo Reese
BA
Claims List
8.
*Action Item* Budget Amendment:  24-05 Increases MSUA Fund Carryover and Re-Encumbers Metering and Electric Funds                                              Jennifer Watts
Budget Amendment
9.
*Action Item* Ratify and Renew the Following Annual Contracts for Fiscal Year 2023-2024:                                     Jennifer Watts
a. Livingston Plumbing - C20-26 - On-Call, As Needed, Plumbing Service
b. NEO Concrete - C21-33 - NEO Concrete Materials
c. H&K Electric - C20-27A - On-Call, As Needed, Electrician Service
d. Booth & Booth Electric - C20-27B - On-Call, As Needed, Electrician Service
e. Collins Construction - C22-46D - As Needed, On-Call Open Trench and Boring Labor for Waterline Replacement
f. Kone Inc - C20-59 - Elevator Service, Maintenance, and Annual Inspection
g. Broadhead Boring LLC - C22-46A - As Needed, On-Call, Open Trench and Boring Labor for Waterline Replacement
h. Hassco Fabrication & Construction - C22-46B - As Needed, On-Call, Open Trench and Boring Labor for Waterline Replacement
i. B-Town Construction LLC - C22-46C - As Needed, On-Call, Open Trench and Boring Labor for Waterline Replacement
j. Asplundh - C22-32 - High Voltage Line Clearance Tree Trimming and Tree Removal Services
k. Teeter Paving - C20-58 - On-Call Asphalt Paving Services
BA
Livingston Plumbing LLC Amendment
Livingston Plumbing LLC Agreement
NEO Concrete Amendment
NEO Concrete Agreement
H&K Amendment
H&K Agreement
Booth & Booth Amendment
Booth & Booth Agreement
Collins Construction C22-46D Amendment
Collins Construction C22-46D Agreement
Kone Inc Amendment
Kone Inc Agreement
Broadhead Boring Amendment
Broadhead Boring Agreement
Hassco Fab & Construction Amendment
Hassco Fab & Construction Agreement
B-Town Construction Amendment
B-Town Construction Agreement
Asplundh Amendment
Asplundh Agreement
Teeters Paving Amendment
Teeters Paving Agreement
10.
*Potential Action Item* Other New Business, if any, Which has Arisen Since the Posting of the  Agenda and Could not Have Been Anticipated Prior to the Time of Posting (25 O.S. § 311(9))	Trustees/Bo Reese
11.
Staff Reports (Written report included in packet, if available staff is present for questions)                                                     Trustees
12.
Trustee Community Announcements                                                                       Trustees
13.
*Action Item* Adjournment                                                            Trustees
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