Earle Brown Heritage Center, Brooklyn Center, Minnesota

Sponsored by:American Public Works Association, Minnesota Chapter

Minnesota Street Superintendents Association

Made possible through support and partnership of Minnesota Department of Transportation State Aid

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American Public Works Association Minnesota Chapter

Winter Maintenance Supervisor Certificate Workshop

November 20, 2013 Two Workshops

November 21-22, 2013

Writing To Get Things Done

Fall Conference

APWA Minnesota Chapter –

Winter Maintenance Supervisor Certificate WorkshopWednesday, November 20, 2013

Registration begins: 7:00 a.m. | Workshop begins: 7:25 a.m. | Workshop ends: 4:30 p.m.

The APWA MN Chapter Winter Maintenance Supervisor Certificate Workshop provides a well-rounded overview of all aspects of snow and ice control for individuals charged with supervising their winter maintenance operations.

The goals for participants are to:• expandtheirknowledgeofplanningandpreparation

• increasetheirunderstandingofwinterweatherandhowitaffectsoperations

• identifyhowtobetterusetraditionalandalternativechemicals

• considerwhatequipmentisavailableandhowtomaintainit

• expandunderstandingofsnowandicecontroltechniques

• appreciatetheenvironmentalimpactsofwintermaintenancepolicies

• stressresponsibleapplication

Topics Include:• policyandplanning

• weatherbasics

• materialselection,handling,andstorage

• equipmentandfleet

• snowcontrol

• icecontrol

Overallfocusisonsustainabilityandlesseningtheimpactofwintermaintenancepracticesontheenvironment.

Who Should Attend:• supervisorswithwintermaintenanceresponsibilities

• operatorswhoaspiretobesupervisors

• operatorswantingagreaterunderstandingofwintermaintenanceprocesses

Registration Fee:$150

Certificate:AnAPWAWinterMaintenanceSupervisorCertificatewillbeawardedtoeachparticipantwhoachievesanoverall score of 80 percent on the tests for each topic. The tests assess participants’ retention of the materials.

Participantsareencouragedtobringacopyoftheiragency’swintermaintenanceplanwiththem.

7:00 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast

7:25 Welcome and Introductions Mark DeVries, McHenry County Division of Transportation; John Scharffbillig, City of Minneapolis; Andy Brotzler, APWA MN Chapter Education and Training Committee

7:30 Policy and Planning Wilfrid Nixon, University of Iowa; Ben Dow, City of Fargo

Developing a winter maintenance plan, purpose and content, how to write it, who to involve, what to include and not include, and where to distribute.

8:30 Quiz/Break

8:45 Weather Jon Tarleton, Vaisala

Basic winter weather concepts and how to use this information to select materials and methods. Definitions and basic weather terms, types of weather, conditions and monitoring, factors affecting precipitation, and tools available for snow fighters.

9:45 Quiz/Break

10:00 Materials Mark DeVries, McHenry County Division of Transportation

A wide variety of materials is used for snow and ice control. Various types of materials including chemicals (solid and liquid) and abrasives, with an emphasis on proper selection, usage, and handling will be discussed.

11:30 Quiz

11:45 Lunch

12:30 p.m. Fleet and Equipment John Scharffbillig, City of Minneapolis

Different types of equipment available for winter maintenance will be reviewed. Fleet configuration, new technologies, and pre- and post-season inspections will be included.

1:30 Quiz/Break

1:45 Snow Control Bret Hodne, City of West Des Moines; Michael Kennedy, City of Minneapolis

Winter maintenance practices when dealing with ice will be the focus of this session; including plowing procedures, removal and disposal, and safety considerations.

2:45 Quiz/Break

3:00 Ice Control Bret Hodne, City of West Des Moines; Wilfrid Nixon, University of Iowa

This session will cover winter maintenance practices when dealing with ice; including pre-treating and pre-wetting processes, the use of anti-icers and deicers, and how to decide what to use and when.

4:00 Quiz/Break

4:15 Wrap up Mark DeVries, McHenry County Division of Transportation; John Scharffbillig, City of Minneapolis; Chris Petree, APWA MN Chapter Education and Training Committee

4:30 Adjourn

Program

APWA Minnesota Chapter –

Winter Maintenance Supervisor Certificate Workshop

Registration begins: 7:30 a.m. | Workshop begins: 8:00 a.m. | Workshop ends: 4:00 p.m.

Would you like to improve your writing skills and increase productivity?InconjunctionwiththeannualFallWorkshop,theMinnesotaChapteroftheAmericanPublicWorks Association is very pleased to sponsor a one-day writing workshop, “Writing To Get Things Done”® (WGTD), presentedbyStanBerryoftheBerryWritingGroup.Thisworkshopfocusesonimprovingproductivitybyusing writing as a powerful tool for getting things done.

Recognizingthatmanypublicworkspractitionersmaynotbecomfortablewiththeirwritingskills,the EducationandTrainingCommitteeoftheMinnesotaChapterofAPWAformedaPublicWorksWritingSkillsTask Force which partnered with the Berry Writing Group to offer this one-day workshop.

Publicworkssuperintendents,engineers,anddirectorstypicallyfocusedontechnicalcoursesinschool.Mostpublicworkssupervisorshaveworkedtheirwayupfromoperatorpositions.Typically,Englishandwritingclasseswerenotthemostpopularcoursesforpublicworksprofessionalswhentheywereinschool.Yettoday,ourcommunityresidentsandpublicworkscustomersarecommunicatingmoreandmorethroughelectronic media, e-mails, and social networking sites. Our residents are searching for information on local websitesorFacebookpagesbeforecallingcityhallwithquestions.Writtencommunicationskillshavebecomeanecessity.

Theworkshopcosts$275perstudentandincludeslunchandbreakrefreshments.Additionalinformationaboutthewritingworkshop,includingtestimonialsfromtheCityofRichfield,canbefoundontheMN Chapter’swebsiteatwww.apwa-mn.org.AdditionalinformationabouttheBerryWritingGroupcanbefoundontheirwebsiteatwww.berrywritinggroup.com.

Course Description:This popular workshop focuses on improving productivity – using writing as a powerful tool for getting things done. Productivity soars when people clearly communicate what needs to get done and when.

Participantslearnhowtowritequicklyandeffectively,savingtimeforthemselvesandtheirreaders.Theywillimpressotherswiththeirabilitytogettothepointquickly,clearly,andconcisely.

Who Should Attend:Thisisnotaremedialwritingprogramfor“problemwriters.”Thiscourseisforeveryonewhouseswritingtoget things done. This workshop is a must for engineers, architects, scientists, attorneys, and managerial and professionalstaffwhosejobrequirementsincludeeffectivewrittenande-mailcommunications.

Registration Fee:$275

Course Length:One-day session: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Registrationbeginsat7:30a.m.

APWA Minnesota Chapter –

Writing To Get Things Done Workshop

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Course ObjectivesTheskills/conceptsprovidedinthisprogramteachpeopletopresenttheirideasclearlyinallbusinesscommunications, regardless of length or medium: e-mails, letters, memos, reports, and voice messages.

Participants will learn how to:• clarifythoughtsbeforewriting

• separatethereaders’needsfromthewriter’sneeds

• usetheinverted-pyramidprincipleoforganization

• usealistingparagraphformattohighlightkeyideas

• usethelanguageofgettingthingsdonevs.businessspeak

• developaprofessionaltonethatencouragescooperation

• useourthreemodelsoforganizationforallbusinesswriting/e-mails

• writetechnicalinformationfornon-technicalpeople

Workshop Session:Thefocusisonimprovingparticipants’actualon-the-jobwritingskills.Participantsareamazedathowquickandeasyitistorewritetheirpre-workshopwritingsamplesusingourfeedbackasaguidetowritemoreclearly.

Follow-up Support: For30daysaftertheworkshop,participantsareinvitedtoe-mailwritingsamplestoBerryWritingGroupforreview. Also, participants receive a monthly writing tips newsletter that reinforces the skills taught in Writing to Get Things Done.

APWA Minnesota Chapter –

Writing To Get Things Done Workshop

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Morning session:Clarifying Thoughts Before Writing

Keeping a Business Perspective

Separating the Writer’s Needs from the Reader’s Needs

Separating the Thinking Process from the Reporting Process

Models for Presenting Your Thoughts to the Reader

Three-paragraph Model of Organization

Three-paragraph Model with a List in Paragraph Two

Headings and Listing Paragraphs

Afternoon session:Using Tone to Encourage Cooperation

Improving the Clarity and Conciseness of Language

Using Short, Simple, Easy-to-Read Sentences

Using Short, Informal, and Concrete Words

Using Active Voice

Re-writing Pre-workshop Writing Samples

Pre-workshop Work for Participants:Eachparticipantisaskedtobringfive(5)writingsamplesfortheirownuseduringtheworkshop.

APWA Minnesota Chapter –

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Thursday, November 21, 2013

7:30 a.m. Registration, Continental Breakfast, and Vendor Exhibits

7:30 New Member Breakfast and Orientation

8:30 Welcome and Overview Lee Gustafson, President, APWA Minnesota Chapter, City of Minnetonka

Hugo G. Erickson Award Presentation

8:45 Public Infrastructure – Our Generation Is Responsible for Neglecting It, Future Generations Will Have to Live With Its Failure Moderator: Dan Gage, MacQueen Equipment Roberto Ballerini, University of Minnesota; Alice Hausman, Minnesota State Representative

Public works engineers and professionals who manage our state’s infrastructure are concerned about the lack of priority given to infrastructure funding at the local, state, and federal level. Other needs such as health care, education, and the environment have effective advocates; but why not infrastructure? Today’s two speakers will address infrastructure from two perspectives.

10: 00 Refreshment Break and Vendor Exhibits

10:30 APWA National Update Moderator: Angela Popenhagen, Stevens Engineers Larry Stevens, President-Elect, APWA National (invited)

11:00 Scholarship Presentations and Awards Ceremony Moderators: Amy Grothaus, Braun Intertec; Dan Fick, Metropolitan Council; Mark Hansen, City of Lakeville

12:00 p.m. Luncheon

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS

1:00 1. Computers and Their Application to Your Utility Moderator: Bob Cockriel, City of Bloomington

GIS Streamlines Carlton’s Sewer Improvement Process Jared DeMaster, MSA Professional Services; John Langhans, MSA Professional Services

It Takes a Village to Implement a Computerized Maintenance Management System Jared Heller, AE2S; Sherry Spaulding, GHD

This session consists of two presentations. The first presentation describes how the City of Carlton used GIS to address inflow/infiltration and develop a sewer lining project. The second presentation describes how a village can implement a computerized maintenance management system for management of their assets, the hurdles that are likely to be encountered, the implementation, and the actual use will be discussed.

2. Implementing a Fleet Capital Equipment Program Moderator: Steve Albrecht, City of Burnsville Kevin Schlangen, Dakota County

Development and implementation of a successful fleet capital equipment program is a fundamental part of delivering quality and sustainable public services. This session will provide the fundamentals for developing a successful program, and will be beneficial to public agencies looking to develop a program or improve an existing program.

3. Pavement Preservation Using Hot-In-Place Asphalt Recycling Moderator: Don Volk, Automatic Systems Company William J. Hoppe, WJH Engineering and Construction Support, LLC

The presentation will provide information on the importance of implementing and supporting an active pavement management and pavement preservation program, some of the various pavement preservation techniques available, and will briefly explain how you can improve your road infrastructure and budget utilization by implementing and maintaining a pavement preservation program. The five (5) asphalt recycling/ recovery disciplines as recognized by the Asphalt Reclamation and Recycling Association (ARRA) will be presented and discussed with attention to the three (3) sub-categories within Hot-in-Place Asphalt Recycling (HIR) discipline, Surface Recycling, Remixing, and Surface Repaving. Focus will be placed towards the HIR Surface Recycling processes already performed in various areas of the Midwest.

4. Minnesota Department of Transportation Mini Sessions Moderator: Bev Farraher, Minnesota Department of Transportation

MnDOT Bridge Maintenance Academy Sarah Sondag and Larry Cooper, Minnesota Department of Transportation

How does MnDOT transfer knowledge and skills from experienced bridge workers to the next generation of bridge maintenance workers and ensure that uniform bridge maintenance practices are applied statewide? The Bridge Maintenance Academy consists of three, one-week-long sessions of classroom and hands-on courses which are targeted toward bridge maintenance workers with fewer than five years of experience. This training series equips the next generation of bridge leaders with the knowledge and skills to be consistent, effective, efficient, and safe in their work maintaining structural assets. MnDOT would like to make this training available to city and county bridge owners in 2014, so this is a good opportunity to learn of MnDOT’s development efforts and experiences as well as preview this innovative way to maintain institutional knowledge that provides hands-on training to bridge maintenance crews and supervisors, in a controlled setting.

Cable Median Barrier - Installation and Maintenance Lessons Learned Dewayne Jones and Mohammed Dehdashti, Minnesota Department of Transportation

Since the first use in 2004, cable median barrier installations in Minnesota have been high-profile safety improvements and have been successful in preventing severe accidents resulting from cross-median accidents. In the metro area, there are 125 miles of cable median barrier in place with another 41 miles to be installed in the fall of 2013. These highly effective safety systems must be repaired in a timely and correct manner or they become ineffective. Basic installation criteria and design standards will be presented along with maintenance processes, e-learning, field experiences, and lessons learned. Bring all your questions related to cable median barrier placement, design, repair, costs, and effectiveness.

5. Vikings Stadium Design Presentation -- How We Managed Through the Maze of Community Involvement to Complete a Site Design for the New Stadium Moderator: Adam Kramer, Progressive Consulting Engineers Richard Koppy, EVS Engineering

EVS was selected in January 2013 as the Vikings Stadium civil engineer. This is the largest public works project on one contiguous urban site ever proposed in the State of Minnesota. Richard Koppy, the presenter, is the EVS project manager for the civil and transportation elements of the project. He will take the audience through nine months of the site design and approval process (assuming it is approved by the fall session 2013). Special attention will be given to the public works nuances that were addressed during the design and approval process.

2:15 Refreshment Break and Vendor Exhibits

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2:45 6. Financing and Your Crumbling Infrastructure Moderator: Adam Kramer, Progressive Consulting Engineers

Funding Crumbling Infrastructure Naeem Qureshi, Progressive Consulting Engineers

Water and Sewer Raters – Past and Future? Grant Meyer, AE2S

This session consists of two presentations. The first presentation will address the financial challenges of upgrading or replacing our crumbling infrastructure. A city’s approach will also be addressed. The second presentation will discuss how the overall trends in our industry have influenced water and wastewater rates in the past and how they continue to be the major drivers for utility rates in the future. Presentation of historic rates in the region and the major influencing factors will be discussed.

7. Straight From the Source: An Update on MIDS for Stormwater Management Moderator: Sherri Buss, TKDA Anne Gelbmann, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency; Randy Neprash, Stantec; Klayton Eckles, City of Woodbury

This session will provide important information to conference participants on the latest requirements and standards for stormwater managment in Minnesota. Presenters will discuss the updates to the MS4 permit requirements, and the outcomes of the MIDS (Minimum Impact Design Standards) for stormwater management. The session will provide a look at the new MIDS calculator for best management practices (if available), and offer an opportunity for questions on new requirements and standards.

8. Multi-Modal Interchanges – Planes, Trains, Baseballs, and Automobiles Moderator: Bridget Rief, Metropolitan Airports Commission George Fantauzza, George C. Fantauzza & Associates; Allen Dye, Metropolitan Airports Commission; Gary Ehret, Kimley-Horn & Associates

This session will highlight two major interchange projects in the Twin Cities. The Interchange is a new multi-modal transportation hub located adjacent to Target Field in Minneapolis, bringing together transit, rail, and urban redevelopment into one unique community gathering space. The Diverging Diamond Inter change at I-494/34th Avenue serving the Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport and the Mall of America is one of three new interchanges of this type in Minnesota, but the only one with a light rail line bisecting the traffic movements. Be sure to attend to learn about the partnerships needed to get these distinctive projects underway, the design coordination efforts needed, and the construction challenges encountered.

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9. Minnesota Department of Health Iron and Manganese Guidelines Moderator: Bob Cockriel, City of Bloomington James Kelly, Minnesota Department of Health; Karla Peterson, Minnesota Department of Health

Manganese is a naturally occurring metal common to groundwater throughout Minnesota. The Risk Assessment Advice (RAA) was updated in 2012 by the Health Risk Assessment Unit at the Minnesota Department of Health, and matches the earlier established Health Risk Limit. The tiered RAA for manganese in infants less than one year of age is 100 micrograms per liter of water (ug/L), and the RAA for children and adults at 300 ug/L. Manganese concentrations in Minnesota groundwater range from less than 50 ug/L to greater than 1,000 ug/L, and the pattern of occurrence is complex.

10. University of Minnesota Infrastructure Systems Management and Engineering (ISME) Capstone Projects Moderator: Brad Henry, University of Minnesota

Intelligent Compaction – Rolling Into the Future Andrew Erichson, Ulland Brothers

Intelligent Compaction (IC) is becoming more frequently used on Minnesota construction projects. IC uses automated tools, including GPS, to measure roadway compaction. While the technology includes intriguing potential, it also includes variables to successful usage in the compaction industry.

The presentation will cover: introduction to compaction; the types of compaction, compaction failures; basics and advantages/disadvantages of IC; IC case studies, and an implementation plan for IC going forward.

Right of Way – What Engineers Need to Know Julie Groetsch, Minnesota Department of Transportation

Right-of-Way (ROW) acquisition is an important, and potentially time-consuming and costly, consideration in the MnDOT project delivery process. The presentation will describe the components of the MnDOT ROW process, the relationship of project design issues to that process, a case study of an actual MnDOT project, and make recommendations to improve the acquisition process for projects.

Stormwater Ponds – Balancing Aesthetics with Engineering Bryan Gruidl, City of Bloomington

Stormwater ponds are increasingly a fact-of-life in the metro Twin Cities, with an estimated 20,000 public ponds. As properties surrounding these ponds have developed, management of these ponds often involves balancing community aesthetics guidelines with engineering function. The presentation will include several pond management strategies, issues, recommendations, and conclude with a potential stormwater pond implementation plan.

4:00 Adjourn and Reception

6:00 Membership Committee Activity – Bowling Event

Location: AMF Earle Brown Lanes (directly north of conference center, across I-694)

Time: Thursday, November 21, 2013 (6:00 p.m. check in with bowling starting at 6:30 p.m.)

RSVP by November 14, 2013: markka@bolton-menk.com

Cost: $11.00; includes two games and shoes (payable the night of the event via cash or check made payable to APWA MN Chapter)

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Friday, November 22, 2013

7:15 Past Presidents’ Breakfast

7:30 Continental Breakfast and Poster Set-up

8:30 Welcome Lee Gustafson, President, APWA Minnesota Chapter, City of Minnetonka

8:35 Tracking Minnesota Rail - An Update on Passenger, Freight, and Light Rail Moderator: Sue Mason, SEH, Inc. Dan Krom and Dave Christianson, Minnesota Department of Transportation; Mark Fuhrmann, Metropolitan Council

Today’s rail markets are rapidly changing. Passenger rail, freight rail, and light rail all play an important role in Minnesota’s economy – and all very integral to public works. This session has three industry experts who will provide current information regarding each rail market, starting with information regarding the status of high speed and intercity passenger rail corridors; the rapidly changing freight rail market - industry trends and issues; and current news and information regarding light rail corridors in the Twin Cities metropolitan area.

10:00 Business Meeting

Officer Installation Chapter Officers University of Minnesota Student Chapter Officers Past President Recognition

10:45 Refreshment Break and Poster Displays

11:00 MN2050 Update Video Dan Gage, MacQueen Equipment

11:15 Minnesota Department of Transportation Update Moderator: April Crockett, Minnesota Department of Transportation Charlie Zelle, Minnesota Department of Transportation (invited)

12:00 Luncheon

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Program continued12:45 p.m. There Is an App for That! Moderator: Jupe Hale, WSB & Associates, Inc. Mark Ray, City of Golden Valley; Don Elwood, City of Minneapolis; Mike Kennedy, City of Minneapolis

The emergence of smartphones and tablets, as well as advancements in GIS technology, has led to an explosion of innovative applications that can save time and money. Generally, agencies have two choices in acquiring apps: ‘off-the-shelf’ or ‘build your own.’ Mark Ray will present an general overview of several apps available and potentially useful to public works staff, including the recently released Gopher State One Call app. Don Elwood and Mike Kennedy will describe two specific apps developed by the City of Minneapolis and the reasons for their approach.

Initially, Minneapolis developed an iPhone/iPad application called ADA Field Collector in order to inventory curb ramps for ADA compliance. Seeing the success of that app led to the idea of a snowplow tracking and performance monitoring application using iPads and GIS online mapping that doesn’t rely on Automatic Vehicle Location technology. Both presentations will describe the technology applications, the successes and problems in trying to implement these initiatives, and demonstrate the types of outputs.

1:45 New Multipurpose Stadium Update Moderator: Jupe Hale, WSB & Associates, Inc. Steven Maki, Director of Facilities, Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority

Steve Maki will update the current status of the new Minnesota Vikings stadium design and development and anticipated closure/demolition of the HHH Metrodome. Included in the discussion will be the marketing of the new facility for large-scale national events.

2:45 Adjourn and Tailgating (On Your Own Time)

Posters on Display Envision – What Is It, Why Use It, What’s the Latest? Andrew Dane, SEH, Inc.

Our Experience Implementing a Living Streets Project Steve Love and Michael Thompson, City of Maplewood; Cliff Aichinger, Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District

Encountering Suspected or Unexpected Contamination on Your Infrastructure Projects -- Recommendations for Effective Response Al Sunderman, SEH, Inc.; Jeff Oliver, City of Golden Valley

New Member / First-Time-Attendee BreakfastA breakfast will be held from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, November 21, 2013, at the Earle Brown Heritage Center for members who have joined APWA MN Chapter within the last two years or who are first-time attendees of the APWA MN Chapter Fall Conference. Please check the box on the registration form if you wish to attend.

Registration and Fees$150 - Winter Maintenance Supervisor Certificate Workshop, November 20, 2013

$275 - Writing to Get Things Done Workshop, November 20, 2013

November 21-22, 2013 – Fall Conference

$235 – APWA members $275 – Non-members Complimentary – Student APWA Member

All registration fees include all sessions, lunches, breaks, and course materials.

Register online at www.apwa-mn.org.

Location and ParkingThe APWA Minnesota Chapter Fall Workshop and Conference will be held at the Earle Brown Heritage Center, 6155 Earle Brown Drive, Brooklyn Center, MN 55430. For further information or directions, please visit www.earlebrown.com. Free parking is available surrounding the facility.

AccommodationsHotel rooms can be reserved at the Embassy Suites Minneapolis - Brooklyn Center Hotel, 6300 Earle Brown Drive, Brooklyn Center (conveniently connected to the Earle Brown Heritage Center by walkway). Make your reservation by calling the hotel directly at 763-560-2700 or 800-362-2779. Ask for the “U of M” rate.

Professional Development Hours (PDHs) Fall Winter Maintenance Workshop: 7 PDHs offered

Fall Writing Workshop: 7 PDHs offered

Conference: 8.50 PDHs offered

Please visit the following website for pertinent information about PDH requirements: http://www.aelslagid.state.mn.us/conted.html#go.html.

For information about registration, contact:CCE Information Center 612-624-4000 cceinfo@umn.edu

For information about the program and exhibits, contact:Emily Strong University of Minnesota 612-624-3492 cceconf3@umn.edu

*For vegetarian requests, please e-mail your request to cceconf3@umn.edu at least two weeks in advance.

2013 Planning CommitteeJupe Hale, Co-Chair, WSB & AssociatesJohn Rodeberg, Co-Chair, Short Elliot Hendrickson, Inc.

Steve Albrecht, City of BurnsvilleSherri Buss, TKDAJeannine Clancy, City of Golden ValleyRobert Cockriel, City of BloomingtonApril Crockett, Minnesota Department of Transportation – Metro DistrictBeverly Farraher, Minnesota Department of Transportation – Metro DistrictJim Grube, Hennepin CountyLee Gustafson, City of MinnetonkaBrad Henry, University of MinnesotaJon Horn, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.David Juliff, SRF Consulting Group, Inc.Mark Kasma, Bolton & Menk, Inc.Adam Kramer, Progressive Consulting EngineersMike Marti, SRF Consulting Group, Inc.Sue Mason, Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc.John Mazzitello, City of Mendota HeightsBridget Rief, Metropolitan Airports CommissionMatt Saam, City of West St. PaulTom Thompson, Stanley Consultants, Inc.Doug Trangsrud, StantecDon Volk, Automatic Systems Company

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