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Home My WebLink About195471 03/16/2011 CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA VENDOR: 132750 Page 1 of 1 6 ONE CIVIC SQUARE AARON HOOVER CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 130 1ST AVE SW CHECK AMOUNT: $1,527.00 CARMEL IN 46032 CHECK NUMBER: 195471 CHECK DATE: 311612011 DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 651 5023990 1,332.00 OTHER EXPENSES 651 5023990 195.00 PER DIEM Page 1 of 2 Sheeks, Cindy L From: Kempa, Lisa L Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 3:41 PM To: Sheeks, Cindy L Subject: FW: tuition reimb Attachments: Tuition Paid 9 -10 to 3- 11.bmp From: Hoover, Aaron Sent: Friday, March 04, 20113:27 PM To. Kempa, Lisa L Subject: RE: tuition reimb This is straight from my stiide.nt profile online. Back" '�earch`F� °Fauor 3'' i'eC�l3 Adclfess: https /Iwa secure. indwes. edulbVebAdvisorfuJetx4dvisor? TOKENIDX 2594154292 &55= 6&4PP= ST &CUNSTITUENC VV d P i a t '�'��I�illlt l1tr Adult and Graduate Students Award Information Your Financial Aid Award Information From: 09/09110 to 0311711 for BA369B Award Solmce Awarded Amount Paid Amount Pendinc Amount Status Tuition Reimbursement by Employer $2,555.00 $0.00 $0.00 Estimated Aid Subsidized Stafford Loan $1.193.00 $1,175.10 $17,90 Awarded Aid Unsubsidized Stafford Loan $2,490.00 $2,452.65. $37.35 Awarded Aid Total';: $5,208.00 $3,627.7$ $5525 Please Note: For Loans: Changes to your schedule may affect the award Loan fees assessed by lending and guarantee agencies may amounts and time periods displayed and a return of Pending Amounts. They can cause total Awarded Amounts to funds may be required. Paid Amounts. Click here for Award Source explanations. Questions? Contact us at: aus #inaicL:cz:inclwes.edrr OK 3/7/2011 Page 2 of 2 Thank you, Aaron Hoover Carmel SewcrCollections Inspector City of Carmel 760 3rd Avenue S.W. #110 Carmel, IN 46032 ph: 317 -571 -2645 juv: 317- 571 -2629 cell: 317- 460 -6690 Original Message---- From: Kempa, Lisa L Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 8:39 AM To: Hoover, Aaron Subject: tuition reimb I need the proof of payment for your tuition reimbursement. Thanks. 3/7/2011 City Of Carmel Tuition Reimbursement Application Form Part I (to be completed by employee) (Please p 7 Z, it comp7 f to Department Head prior to commencement of course.) Employee Name 1 Department G� ,:fir- �b�< "'2Z7:5 SSN Hire Date Educational Institution* _r le Name of Course vs c C I�, %r� r° E;1�� c -1�� 7/�/! Credit Hours Starting Date of Course (montblday /year) RI 02 By signing below, I signify that I understand the following: The tuition reimbursement program is subject to the terms of Carmel City Code, Section 2 -58. To receive reimbursement for tuition, I must submit evidence of payment for the course and a copy of my final grade. To receive reimbursement for books, I must submit an original itemized receipt or other proof of purchase that links these books to this particular course. If I leave City of Carmel employment sooner than one (1) year after the end of this course, I will repay the City in full for its tuition and book reimbursements for this course. a The tax status of reimburseme `payments subject to federal law, which may change from time to time. 4 Employee Signature r? Date 7/ i Part U (to be completed by Department Head) (Submit to Human. Resources) By signing below, I certify that the applicant will have been employed full -time by the City for at least one (1) year prior to the commencement of the course, and has not been subject to a disciplinary probation, suspension or demotion within 90 days prior to the beginning of the course. The final claim will be paid from my department's budget, subject to the terms ofeSection 2 -58 of Carmel City Code. Department Head Signature Date V 1'*7 Part M (to be completed by Director of Human Resources) Final Approval v Date r a2 c If denied, reason for denial The tuition reimbursement program covers only full- semester courses offered through a degree-granting institution accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools or an equivalent regional accreditor. An application will not be considered complete unless a course description from the school's literature is attached. INDIANA H OUR S MGT 441 -A ,Philosophy of Corporate Culture 3'_00 A WES LEYAN ti UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR'S OFFICE 4201 South Washington Street'. Marion, Indiana 46953 Aaron D. Hoover 1437613 12/02/10 01 113 /11 r L r r SUMMARY HOURS TOTAL NON- QUALITY QUALITY QUALITY GRADE ENROLLED EARNED HOURS HOURS POINTS POINT AVG. CURRENT CUMULATIVE y 85.00 88.00 0.00 85 -00 338.80 3.98 HONORS. INFORMATION Cumulative GPA reflects hours earned at Indiana Wesleyan University only. Calculations for Baccalaureate honors may include transfer hours. Current status of Baccalaureate honors: GRADED HOURS: (min. 80 req.; 40 hrs. IWU) HONORS GPA Ondia naa Wesl Univ ersity is a+1 Christ- ce nt ered ALL ERRORS MUST BE REPORTED WITHIN TWO WEEKS academic community EXPLANATION OF GRADES, POINTS, AND CREDIT HOURS THE UNIT OF CREDIT IS THE SEMESTER HOUR. committed A 4.0 Excellent WF Withdrawal while failing Grade point average based on quality points A- 3.7 W Withdrawal while passing divided by quality hours. Total earned hours B+ 3.3 I incomplete changing the worlds wunttowardgraduatonrequirements. by developing students B 3.0 Good NR No grade report given B- 2.7 CR Credit- Equivalent to C or above in character, scholarship C+ 2.3 NC Non- Credit Equivalent to below C C 2.0 Average AU Audit and leadership. C- 1.7 NA Failure to Audit D+ 1.3 O Outstanding TRANSCRIPT INFORMATION D 1.0 Passing S satisfactory To request an official transcript, information is F 0.0 Failure U Unsatisfactory available by phone at 765 -677 -2966 or online at IP In Progress http://www.indwes.edufAGademics/RegistrartTrarisr,ripts f g e, ADM201 Principles of Self Management ADM372 Accounting for Managers (4 weeks) This course will focus on group interaction skills and the (11 weeks) This course discusses the use of accounting in the decision making management of individual and professional priorities. Some process for managers. This course will discuss the three primary 4 of the areas covered will include behavioral style analysis, 2 financial statements, the components of the financial statements, communication processes within groups, versatility in dealing financial statement analysis, and managerial accounting concepts. with supervisors and subordinates, goal- setting, prioritizing, and time- management. (Students must earn a grade of "C" or higher.) MGT460 International Issues in Business (5 weeks) A study of the issues created by the internationalization of MGT302 Management Leadership markets and competition for both small proprietorships and (5 weeks) A study of the techniques of management and leadership and 3 large corporations, Included will be discussion of problems in 3 their application to the development of improved managerial establishing over markets, financing production abroad, legal effectiveness. restrictions, cross cultural interactions, foreign and domestic tax MGT205 Professional Communication complications, and theories of world trade. (5 weeks) The importance of professionalism in all types of communication MGT435 Human Resources Management will be stressed. In addition to speaking and writing skills, 3 (5 weeks) The development of policies and techniques necessary to ensure special emphasis will be placed on listening skills, interpersonal effective management within complex organizations. Civil 3 communication, and presenlation skills. Service regulations, unions in the public and private sectors, and organizational training and development will he examined. AD1V1316 Computers &Information Processing (5 weeks) An introduction to the equipment, techniques, and concepts of MGT490 Human Resources Development Information systems processing. Emphasis has been placed on the 3 (5 weeks) This course will emphasize the importance of training and components of information processing_ systems and the part each development in organizations. The primary issues involved in plays in the processing of data, developing curriculum and implementing a training program will 3 MGT425 Issues in t11iL5 be studied and discussed. Students will also be challenged to establish their own "curriculum" for personal development and (5 weeks) A study of representative ethical theories as they relate to various lifelong learning. contemporary problems in management (business). Special consideration will be given to the application of Christian ethical 3 MGT496 Applied Management Project principles to values clarification and decision making in the (6 weeks) Applied Management Project is designed to demonstrate that business world. the student has developed the ability to integrate a diverse 3 management education with several years of practical experience MGT421 Strategies in Marketing Management for the purpose of solving a case study management problem of (5 weeks) An integrated analysis of the role of marketing within the special significance to the student, organization. An examination will be made of the factors affecting 3 consurner behavior, the development of marketing strategies, and the recognition of marketing variables. MGT450 Negotiation /Conflict Resolution (5 weeks) Using simulation, case studies, and fieldwork assignments, this course focuses on the development of the communication and 3 management skills essential for successfully resolving conflict situations involving both labor and management practices, and the structural dysfunctions of organizations. MGT432 Organizational Behavior (5 weeks) A study of organizational theory and application. The managerial functions of planning, controlling, staffing, directing, and 3 motivating are explored in the contexts of both individual and group behavior. MGT441 Philosophy of Corporate Culture (5 weeks) A capstone study of the philosophical assumptions upon which American business and management are based. The course 3 defines corporate culture as a contemporary phenomenon distlnquishable from the historical roots of traditional labor and management. �emmm a-e m.vrx mein <n m cusp ^e_w+^ero wF wcrc n �p Boom TU ITION FEE ONSIT t e I (Initial Deposit) $100.00 z T. ADM201 Principles of Self- Management 74w ks 2 $222.00 $100.00 $750.00 $2,515.00 MGT302 Management Leadership 5 weeks 3 $218.00 $1,125.00 k MGT205 Professional Communication 5 weeks 3 $228.00 $1,125.00 $1,353.00 ADM316 Computers Information Processing 5 weeks 3 $152.00 $105.00 $1,125.00 $1,382.00 MGT425 Issues in Ethics 5 weeks 3 $152.00 $1,125.00 $1,277.00 MGT421 Strategies in Marketing Management 5 weeks 3 $250.00 $1,125.00 $1,375.00 MGT450 Negotiation /Conflict Resolution 5 weeks 3 $152.00 $1,125.00 $1,277.00 MGT432 Organizational Behavior 5weeks 3 $245.00 $1,125.00 $1,370.00 t j MGT441 Philosophy of Corporate Culture 5 weeks 3 $132.00 $1,125.00 $1,257.00 ADM372 Accounting for Managers 11 weeks 4 $304.00 $1,500.00 $1,804.00 s MGT460 International Issues in Business 5 weeks 3 $203.00 $1,125.00 $1,328.00 MGT435 Human Resources Management 5 weeks 3 $222.00 $1,125.00 $1,347.00 MGT490 Hwnan Resources Development 5 weeks 3 $207.00 $75.00 $1,125.00 $1,407.00 j j MGT496 Applied Management Project 6 weeks 3 $0.00 $1,125.00 $1,125.00 Total R 1 42 00 *$280.Q0'' 3 5,750 O $;,18`817.00 s w i Tuition: $375.00 per credit hour a *Educational Resource Fee: $205.00, Graduation Fee: $75.00 i 1 1 ONLINE (Initial Deposit) $100.00 ADM201 Principles of 5elf- Management 4 weeks 2 $211.00 $100.00 $766.00 $2,544.00 MGT302 Management Leadership 5 weeks 3 $218.00 $1,149.00 MGT205 Professional Communication 5 weeks 3 $228.00 $1,149.00 $1,377.00 f ADM316 Computers Information Processing 5 weeks 3 $152.00 $105.00 $1,149.00 $1,406.00 F MGT425 Issues in Ethics 5 weeks 3 $152.00 $1,149.00 $1,301.00 t MGT421 Strategies in Marketing Management 5 weeks 3 $250.00 $1,149.00 $1,399.00 MGT450 Negotiation /Conflict Resolution 5 weeks 3 $152.00 $1,149.00 $1,301.00 1 MGT432 Organizational Behavior 5weeks 3 $245.00 $1,14100 $1,394.00 MGT441 Philosophy of Corporate Culture 5 weeks 3 $132.00 $1,149.00 $1,281.00 g x ADM372 Accounting for Managers 11 weeks 4 $304,00 $1,532.00 $1,836.00 MGT460 International Issues in Business 5 weeks 3 $167.00 $1,149.00 $1,316.00 MGT435 Human Resources Management 5 weeks 3 $222.00 $1,149.00 $1,371.00 MGT490 Human Resources Development 5 weeks 3 $207.00 $75.00 $1,149.00 $1,431.00 a MGT496 Applied Management Project 6 weeks 3 $0.00 $1,149.00 $1,149.00 v 42 $2 740 00 *$280 00 $16;086 00 g >$'`19 106.00 t Tuition: $383.00 per credit hour *Educational Resource Fee. $205.00, Graduation Fee: $75.00 Books shipped to international addresses, or to CA, AK or HI may have additional costs. effective date 7/2/10 -W VOUCHER 107218 WARRANT ALLOWED 132750 IN SUM OF AARON HOOVER SEWER COLLECTION CARMEL, IN 40032 Carmel Wastewater Utility ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR Board members PO INV ACCT AMOUNT Audit Trail Code 022811 01- 7040 -01 $1,257.00 Voucher Total $1,257.00 Cost distribution ledger classification if claim paid under vehicle highway fund Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No. 201 (Rev 1995) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER CITY OF CARMEL An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show, kind of service, where performed, dates of service rendered, by whom, rates per day, number of units, price per unit, etc. Payee 132750 AARON HOOVER Purchase Order No. SEWER COLLECTION Terms CARMEL, IN 46032 Due Date 2/24/2011 Invoice Invoice Description Date Number (or note attached invoice(s) or bill(s)) Amount 2/24/2011 022811 $1,257.00 I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s) is (are) true and correct and I have audited same in accordance with IC 5- 11- 10 -1.6 Date Officer APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTARY COLLECTION SYSTEM OPERATION CERTIFICATION Administered by the fndiana Water Environment Association's Collection System Committee NOTE: A complete application form is required, including a $65.00 (non refundable) application fee for class 1& I1 examinations and $75.00 (non refundable) application fee for class III IV examinations; detailed employment information; supervisor's and applicant's signatures; and verification of your post high school educational qualifications attached. Ae application is to be typed, or neatly printed. Checks shall be payable to IWEA. Failure to return a completed application form by the final filing date will result in your ineligibility for that examination and forfeiture of your application fee. ALL EDUCATIONAND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS MUST BEMETAND CLEARL YSTA TED. FAILURE TO MEET OR VERIFYEITHER OF THESE WILL RESULT IN INELIGIBIL TY FOR THE EXAMINATION. All applications must be received prior to the 2nd Thursday in March for the April Examination and the 2nd Thursday in September for the October Examination. CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION APPLICATION, CLASS: CS-I CS41 CS -111 S -I (CIRCLE ONE) DATE: 3 I. APPLICANT INFORWAT ON A. NAME 0 V t t^ 4 ro r� Last First Middle B. MAILING ADDRESS L, Cos w _6q a.i St re t City State Zip Code County C. WORK PHONE NUMBER: (3 17 S ze Y S HOME PHONE NUMBER: I T Z p 0 5!5 -0 Area Code Number Area Code Number D. E -mail Address: E. What is the preferred way of contacting you? (Certifications will still be sent to mailing address. All other correspondence will occur by your preference) CIRCLE ONE Mailing Address E -mail Address F. Have you previously applied for a Collection System Certificate? YES NO (CIRCLE ONE) G. What certifications do you presently hold? List all that apply: Certification Number State Grade (Class) Water Treatment Water Distribution Municipal Wastewater Treatment Industrial Wastewater Treatment Wastewater Collection System o8�3 Other IL EDUCATION AND TRAINING A. High School: NameofSchool: Cori rl �7. Location: 2; st/ le Z'J Years Attended: Date of Graduation: B. College: Name of School �Q"t.',t Wt51�yfct Location: /+Zar'r m Years Attended: Date of Graduation: 10/ 01 C. NOTE: Attach verification of your Rost -high school educational qualifications. Copies of college transcripts or certificates of completion for courses related to wastewater treatment/collection provide acceptable proof of educational qualifications. You may list training courses, short courses, or other courses in the wastewater field that you have attended on Page 4. Include only Rost high school information 1 r .r- 7043 2455 a 2740- 18249 LA�COSIA WAY KPH" 317 867 0560 x k v t NOBLESVIL LEg IN 46062 0007 r Dated a UP .1 }1 a t� y IY s 'C 5 y r„ ;Y> t A g p«�„„ v Pay to ehe S n VOUCHER 107309 WARRANT ALLOWED 132750 IN SUM OF AARON HOOVER SEWER COLLECTION CARMEL, IN 46032 Carmel Wastewater Utility ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR Board members PO INV ACCT AMOUNT Audit Trail Code 03411 01- 7040 -01 $75.00 Voucher Total $75.00 Cost distribution ledger classification if claim paid under vehicle highway fund Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No. 201 (Rev 1995) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER CITY OF CARMEL An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show, kind of service, where performed, dates of service rendered, by whom, rates per day, number of units, price per unit, etc. Payee 132750 AARON HOOVER Purchase Order No. SEWER COLLECTION Terms CARMEL, IN 46032 Due Date 3/11/2011 Invoice Invoice Description Date Number (or note attached invoice(s) or bill(s)) Amount 3/11/2011 03411 $75.00 I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s) is (are) true and correct and I have audited same in accordance with IC 11- 1 -1.6 Date Officer 03/15/2011 13:10 3175712265 CARMEL UTILITIES PACE 04/05 Mar 15 11 (15:43p �[,L i ttj OP 'Carmel 5212629 r 3 T HE A .[�.!'S.Y E AGENT tel 317.846.9699 800.347.7512 t�c�� /n,r��rra�ice�oaa fax 317.848.3998 T 'rt R+lu+r 39TJ. email infoolheeravelagent.travel web www.thetravelagent.travel V1 RTU`OS 0 M 11562 V*stfield Boulevard Carmel, Indiana 46032 IM ?IN SALES PERSON: DT2 ITINERARY /INVOXCE NO. 68784 DA'T'E: JAw 23 2011 ACCOUNT NQZZJO PAGE: 0.1 FOR: HOOVER /.AARON DAV):IC TOO CITY OF CAM—EL CITY OF CARMEL- UTILITIES ONE CIVIC SQUARE 3RD FLOOR A'I'N:LISA KEMPA CARMEL 7N 46032 760 3RD AVE SW BT,DG 110 CARMEL IN 46032 27 FEB 11 SUNDAY MILES- 162 ELAPSED TIME- AIR LV INDIANAPOLIS 1015A SOUTHWEST FLT:3374 COACH CLASS CONFIRMED AR CHICAGO /MDWAY 1010A NONSTOP SOUTHWEST CONE X4ZC8D MILES- 704 ELAPSED TI•MT 2:00 AIR LV CHICAGO /MDWAY 1 35F SOUTHWEST FLT:1463 COACH CLASS CONFIRMED AR NORFOLK VA 435P NONSTOP SOUTHWEST CONF 'X4ZCSD AVIS I INTERMED 2/4 DR DROP -01MAR CONFIRMED P3'CKUP- NORFOLK VA NORFOLK INTL APO RATE- 50.00 DA,IT..Y GUARANTEED EXTRA HR 37.51 MILEAGE- UNL /F'M CODE -AD CONFIRMATION- 40497060U APPROXIMIA.TE 'TOTAL WITH TAXES $125.60 CH VROLET AVfiLI.BU OR SIMILAR 0:1 MAR 11 TUESDAY MILES- 704 ELAPSED 'r.TME- 2:10 AIR LV NORFOLK VA 550P SOUTHWEST FLT:2192 COACH CLASS CONFIR.M•ET) AR CHICAGO /MDWAY 100P NONSTOP SOUTHWEST C X4ZC8D MILES- 162 ELAPSE.O TIME- :50 A'IR LV CHICA,GO /1"IDWAY 900P SOUTHWEST FLT 3479 COACH CLASS CONFIRMED AR INDIANAPOLIS 3.050P NONSTOP S OUTHWE ST CONE' X4ZC8D *YOU MUST VBRIFY ALL INFORMATION IS CORRECT. ONCE ISSUED FEES AND PENALTIES EXIST FOR REISSUES- REFUNDS CI�ANGES. AFTER ASYOURTRAV ?L ADVISOR. WE RECONIMEN01'OU ALWAYS PURCHASE INSURANCE FOR ALL TRAVEL CPMFONrws. TRAVEI.F.X INSI,IRANCF SFRw IS OUR PREFERREP PRQVIPER, FORTERM5 AND CONDITION 5 REFER TO WVi %V,TTA,TRAWL/TERhi5 03/15/2011 13:10 3175712265 CARMEL UTILITIES PAGE 05/05 Mar 15 11 05 C i ve OF 7�T Carm�e l 5712629 p.4 T HE TRAVEL ,o AGEN'T' tel 317.646.9619 600,347.2512 ddvA''A' {,.vr..•,dn�ivis�ra� fax 317.8483996 r,K:n,lx� 1979 email infoAthat rave Iagent.travel web wwwthetravelagent.travel Vl RTUDSO NI EM 11F. R, 11562 M- stfield ltudevard I Carmel, Indiana 46032 SALES PERSON: .D72 ITINERARY /INVOICE NO. 68184 DATE: JAN 2.3 2011 ACCOUNT NQZZJ0 PAGE: 02 FOR: HOOVER /AARON DAVID TO: CITY OF CARMEL CITY OF CARMEL- UTILITIRS ONE CIVIC SQUARE 3AD FLOOR. ATTN:LISA KEMPA CAARMEL IN 46032 760 3RD 2AVE SW BL DG 11.0 CARMEL IN 46032 HOURS EMERGENCIES ON EXISTING RESERVATIONS CALL 1 677 645 6373 CODE A09- $15.00 PER CALL. A CANCELLATION FEE OF 15PCT ON TOTAL COST OF ALL BOOKINGS WILL A,p;PZ,Y. REFER TO WWW,TTA.TRAVEL FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS AIRLINE LUGGAGE POLICES AND OTHER SERVICES OFFERED. THANK YOU. DEBDIE TUNSTILL 317 730 6210 OIL O;FF' AT 317 846 9619 AIR TRANSPORTATION 217.68 TAX 59.12 TTL 276,80 PROCESSING FEE 35.00 SUB TOTAL 3.1.1.30 C REDIT CARD PAYMENT 311.80 TOTAL AMOUNT 0.00 aSYouRTRAVeE.AOIASOR. Nn TRAVEL. COMPONENTS. TRAVELEXINSURANCLSC RVICE515OURPRF,FFRAfO?ROMOF.A.. FORTERMS AZ WNMtIONS, PF.FERTD, VA1YIMA,TRAVELI7ERMS �K4 or C4,9 41aRYP'FKI`,F CITY OF CARMEL Expense Report (required for all travel expenses) N EXHIBIT A EMPLOYEE NAME: Aaron Hoover DEPARTURE DATE: 02/27/11 TIME: 10:15 AM DEPARTMENT: Sewer Collections RETURN DATE: 03/01/11 TIME: 10:50 PM REASON FOR TRAVEL: Training Seminar DESTINATION CITY: _Vriginia Beach, VA EXPENSES ARE FOR (check all that apply): TRAVEL ADVANCE TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT TRAVEL PER DIEM _X_ Transportation Gas /Tolls/ Meals Date Parkin Lodging Misc. Total Air -fare Car Rental Other g Breakfast Lunch Dinner Snacks Per Diem 02/27/11 $65.00 $65.00 02/28111 $65.00 $65.00 03/01/11 $65.00 $65.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0:00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00' Total $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $'195.00 $0.00 iA DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT: I hereby affirm that all expenses listed conform to the City's travel policy and are within my department's appropriated budget. Director Signature: Date. City of Carmel Form ER06 Revision Date 3/3/2411 Page 1 For advance payments, claim form must be submitted ten (10) business days in advance of travel. Claim will not be processed without the following documentation: 1) Conference or course registration form, if applicable 2) Travel itinerary or car rental agreement, if applicable 3) Original itemized receipts for all expenses (or affidavits if appropriate), except for meal per diems (which require hotel receipt) Prorated meal allowance: For travel that commences before 1:00 p.m. (flight departure time, if traveling by air), $50 for in -state travel and $65 for out -of -state travel For travel that commences after 1.00 p.m. (flight departure time, if traveling by air), $25 for in -state travel and $32.50 for out -of -state travel For travel that ends before 1:00 p.m. (flight arrival time, if traveling by air), $25 for in -state travel and $32.50 for out -of -state travel For travel that ends after 1:00 p.m. (flight arrival time, if traveling by air), $50 for in -state travel and $65 for out -of -state travel EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF MEAL ADVANCE AND OBLIGATION TO DOCUMENT EXPENDITURES: I hereby acknowledge receipt of such funds being advanced to me by the City of Carmel solely for the purpose of purchasing meals while traveling to participate in official business for the City. I accept responsibility for these funds and agree to repay them if lost or stolen. I understand that within ten (10) business days of my return (as stated on opposite side), I am responsible to: 1) Submit original itemized receipts to the office of the Clerk- Treasurer documenting all meal expenditures; and 2) Return all unused funds to the office of the Clerk- Treasurer I further understand that failure to provide the required documentation shall result in the total amount of the advance being deducted from the first paycheck issued more than 30 days after the date of my return. Failure to return unused funds will result in the amount of the unused funds (total advance minus documented expenditures) being deducted from the first paycheck issued more than 30 days after the date of my return. Employee Signature: Date: City of Carmel Form ER06 Revision Date 3/3(2011 Page 2 Gain a strong knowledge base to help you improve your wastewater systems THE UNIVERSETY SC ONSIN Upo You r M A D I S O N it S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Pr ogram DEPARTMENT OF maintenance ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL February 28 -March 1, 2011 DEVELOPMENT !6® Virginia Beach, -11 c Professional 1 Development March 21 2011 Xoors y y r ,p Madison, Wisconsin rDN N e To help you achieve a reliable, well- maintained sanitary sewer system i i i W ast ewater 111 l i S ystems and L ift ti I March 2-4, 2011 Virginia Beach, Virginia p�`E Professional 1 Development For these courses March 23-25, 2011 ti4 ears earn 1S PDH foX� and 18 PDH Madison,. 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The resulting costly repairs and sewerage failures Or go online at epd.engr.wisc.edu and health risks, property damage, repair Measure and reduce inflow and choose Course M483 or Course M409 costs, and liability can also be reduced. infiltration This course brings together a wide array Understand the latest techniques for of experience, techniques and lessons rehab and repair of gravity sewers, lift learned from across the United States. stations and force mains Your team of instructors will help you Develop a program to deal with fats, upgrade one of the most valuable assets oils and grease (FOG), corrosion, roots in your community —a reliable and well- and other problems maintained sanitary sewer system. Past participants Say... Review computer -based maintenance Valuable Take -home management programs 'THIS COURSE SHOULD Notebook Develop preventive maintenance BE MANDATORY FOR ALL practices to reduce your O &M costs WASTEWATER MANAGERS AND Course attendees will receive a detailed and improve service to your customers SUPERVISORS." course notebook /binder with all Manage your municipal insurance risk "FOR A UTILITY WITHOUT AN presentations and handouts, prepared specifically for this course. •Incorporate CMOM into your field UPGRADED SEWER MAINTENANCE operations PROGRAM, THIS IS A MUST DO. 1 ,1 Use pipe condition assessment data to NOW HAVE MORE INFORMATION Who Should Attend FOR MY COMMISSION TO DO THE This course will benefit improve your system SOB RIGHT." Improve safety practices in sewer Public works directors maintenance "ALL OF THE SPEAKERS HAD GREAT City engineers Evaluate trenchless technologies, joint PRESENTATIONS." Wastewater system managers repair techniques, slip lining, cured- "THE INFORMATION WAS VERY Sewer maintenance supervisors in -place liners, pipe injection, and USEFUL AND CAN BE APPLIED AT Crew leaders and members conventional pipe replacement ALL LEVELS." Anyone who wants to learn more about Inspect and repair laterals on private "THIS COURSE HAS A GREAT sewer maintenance programs and property COMBINATION OF DIFFERENT techniques VIEWS FROM ALL KINDS OF PROFESSIONALS IN THE INDUSTRY. 1 "M GLAD 1 GOT THIS COMBINATION Earn Continuing OF REAL -WORLD EXPERIENCE." Education Credit By participating in this course, you will earn 1.5 Continuing Education Units (CEU) or 15 Professional Development Hours (PDH). TODAY! Course Outline Tuesday Monde 7:30 Coffee, Refreshments, Conversation Monday Your Tea111 Of Instructors 8:00 Dealing with Fats, Oils and Grease February 28 in Virginia Beach: (FOG) Stephen Tilson is president of Tilson Sheraton Oceanfront Hotel Stephen Tilson and Tony DuBois and Associates, Torrington, Connecticut. 3501 Atlantic Ave. He has more than 25 years of specialized March 21 in Madison: 9:15 Break experience in the field of sanitary sewer The Pyle Center 9:35 Managing Your Insurance Risk by Improved Sanitary Sewer Maintenance maintenance and has worked with 702 Langdon Street p y wastewater systems throughout the What is at stake? 7 :30 Registration, Coffee, Refreshments .Safety practices country. 8:00 Overview Personal protective equipment (PPE) Tony Offerman is a collection system Ned Paschke, Program Director Jason McMahon specialist with MWH Constructors, 8:15 Sanitary Sewer Maintenance and 10:35 Break Austin, Texas. He is a professional Equipment 10.•50 System Rehab Case Study engineer with more than 20 years of Preventive maintenance programs Public and private infrastructure experience in sanitary sewer systems. Equipment selection on the job Root cutting, rodding, nozzles improvements Rich. Cunningham is public works Bucketing equipment, vacuum systems •Finding and fixing critical pipelines director for the City of Albany, CCTV equipment and maintenance Jason McMahon California. He has extensive experience Sewer Scanning Evaluation Technology 12:00 Lunch (provided) and Discussion with sewer systems of all sizes and (SSET) 1:00 Technologies for Sewer Repair and previously served with the City and Practical application of CMOM in the field Reconstruction County of San Francisco. He is a past GPS considerations Chemical grouting chair of the national WEF Collection Stephen Tilson Root removal, chemical root control System Committee. 10:40 Break Case studies Spot repairs and short liners Tony DuBois is zone manager /QRC for 11:00 Controlling Sanitary Sewer Mecklenburg the Charlotte Mklenbur Utilities in Overflows John Nelson Jr. g Charlotte, North Carolina. His agency Techniques to measure inflow and 1:50 Developments in Sewer provides sewer service to over 750,000 infiltration Rehabilitation and Reconstruction residents and operates five wastewater Understanding CMOM; what other Open cut and trenchless choices agencies are doing Tunneling, directional drilling, sliplining, treatment plants, 74 lift stations, and Private property inspections, repairs, pipe bursting, cured -in- place -pipe more than 4,000 miles of sewer pipe. sump pumps ASTM standards, testing, prequalification Jason McMahon is risk management Tony Offerman New technologies and costs advisor with Midwest Public Risk, 12:00 Lunch (provided) and Discussion Pressure pipe rehabilitation Kansas City, Missouri. He has extensive Michael Krosnosky experience with municipal claims, 1:00 Preventive Maintenance, Televising P 1? and Pipe Assessment 2 :40 Break insurance, safety, and rehabilitation of When to own; when not to own 3:00 Lateral Inspection and sanitary sewer systems. Applying asset management principles Rehabilitation John Nelson Jr. is vice president with NASSCO's pipeline assessment program Cleaning and inspection Visu- Sewer, Inc. based in Pewaukee, What to do with the data? Repair options Wisconsin. He has more than 20 years Tony Offerman Michael Krosnosky of experience in the field of televising, 2.00 Break 3.30 Where Are Your Agency and the Computer Software for y g cleaning, grouting, repair and rehab of 2:20 A Review of Com Industr Going? p sewers and laterals. Collection Systems Class discussion of trends CMMS maintenance management Challenges and successes Michael Krosnosky is a retired technical systems Rich Cunningham representative with Michels Pipe Using and maintaining your data 4:20 Final Adjournment Services, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He Rich Cunningham Note: Some modification of individual time has more than 25 years of experience in 3.25 Break slots may occur during the course, the rehabilitation, lining, and repair of 3:40 Determining Your Critical Assets sanitary sewers and pipelines. Case study Classroom exercise Tony DuBois 4:40 Adjourn for the Afternoon ENROLL ONLINE TODAY! Or Wastewater Pumping Systems and Lit Stations March 2 -4, 2 011 in Virginia Beach, Virginia March 23 -25, 2 011 in Madison, Wisconsin Why This Course? Who Should Attend Early Enrollment Discount Wastewater pumping facilities and lift This course will benefit Save $100 per person when you enroll stations are among the most important Wastewater system engineers and staff Prior to 30 days in advance of the course. public assets in any city or village. This course will provide you with sound •Consulting engineers and designers To Enroll techniques for the upgrade, design, Plant managers and operators Call 800-462-0876 operation and maintenance of reliable, Approval agency personnel cost effective lift stations, force mains Anyone who wants to learn more about Or go online at epd.engr.wisc.edu and and pumping systems. wastewater pumping choose Course M482 or Course L715 Both theory and practical experience are essential for upgrading, designing Hands -on Design Earn Continuing or operating a successful wastewater Workshops Education Credit pumping facility. Facilities must By participating in this course you will anticipate the daily fluctuation of flows In the design workshop sessions you will and the potentially large impacts of wet conceptually design several alternative earn 1.8 Continuing Education Units stations b 1 the (CEU) or 18 Professional Development weather events. A successful station pumping y a p p lyi n g y m g Hours (PDH). must also deal with the unique operating principles learned in the course. You will problems that can occur in handling raw Analyze incoming flow data wastewater, solids, grease, and odors. Select design flows This course will help you to: Size force mains Upgrade, design and operate reliable, Develop system curves cost- effective pumping stations Select pumping equipment Analyze and solve practical hydraulic Develop station layouts problems Understand pros and cons of various Please bring a calculator to help you participate in the workshop sessions. station designs Select the best pumps, motors, seals, bearings, and impellers Comments fr ®m Past Attendees Understand electric drives, controls and protective devices at This Course Provide successful ventilation and odor "A TERRIFIC COURSE! BEST I'VE EVER HAD!` control... and much more "WELL DONE WORKSHOP. PUT TOGETHER SUPERBLY." Valuable Take -home Notebook LEARNED VERY USEFUL CLASS. I WILL BE APPLYING WHAT I LEARNED ALMOST IMMEDIATELY WHEN I GET BACK TO Course attendees will receive a detailed THE OFFICE." course notebook/binder with all "A FANTASTIC COURSE! A 'MUST ATTEND' COURSE FOR presentations and handouts, prepared ALL ENGINEERS PLANNING, DESIGNING OR OPERATING specifically for this course. A SEWAGE PUMPING STATION." ENROLL ONLINE TODAY! Your Team of Instructors Course Outline Thursday Ned W. Paschke PE directs water and Wednesday 7:30 Coffee, Refreshments, Conversation wastewater engineering programs for the 8:00 Understanding Pumping Units University of Wisconsin Madison. He March 2 in Virginia Beach: Shafts, bearings and mechanical seals served as director of engineering at the Sheraton Oceanfront Hotel Impellers and casings Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District, 3501 Atlantic Avenue Electric motors submersible and as a senior consultant with Mead Hunt, March 23 in Madison: drywell Inc., and as a hydraulic engineer at Harza The Pyle Center Detailed cross sections Engineering Company (now MWH) in 702 Langdon Street Roy Swanke Chicago. Ned has designed pumping 9 :15 Break ro ects ranging from 400 to 35,000 7 ;30 Registration and Refreshments p 1 g g gP m. 9:30 Lift Station Operation and 8:00 Pumping Station Features and Maintenance Patrick Rezin PE is president and Design Considerations Designing for practical operation general manager of USEMCO (Universal. Types of stations Station maintenance Sanitary Equipment Manufacturing Types of pumping equipment Common problems Company). Since 1979, he has overseen Valves, fittings and forcemain piping Roy Swanke and /or Dave Lundey the engineering and manufacturing of Screens and grinders 10:30 Break 30 different types of pumping stations. Station layout and geometry He is a member of WEF, AWWA, and Emergency power and other topics 10:50 Station Electrical Systems and WWWOA. Ned Paschke Controls 9:15 Break Electrical power basics Roy Swanke is training manager at Types of motors YP the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage 9:30 Applied Hydraulics and Selection of Constant speed and variable speed District. He also served as MMSD's Pumping Equipment systems Incoming ping E flow distributions mechanical maintenance supervisor. Utility and generator issues Peak flow selection Station control devices He has more than 20 years of practical System head computations Arc flash considerations experience in the wastewater operations Force main size selection Tom Jenkins and maintenance field. He is also an Pump performance curves experienced technical teacher and a Energy usage 12:00 Lunch (provided) and Discussion licensed wastewater treatment plant Pumping in parallel or series 1:00 Continued -Station Electrical operator. Variable speed vs. constant speed Systems and Controls Ned Paschke Tom Jenkins Tom Jenkins PE is president of JenTech, 12:00 Lunch (provided) and Discussion 2:10 Break Inc. He served as chief wastewater design engineer with Dresser Roots and as the 1:00 Design Workshop -Part I 2:30 Design Workshop -Part II founder of ESCOR. He has extensive In the workshop sessions you will apply the Select pumping equipment, develop principles learned during the course and station layouts, estimate energy usage, experience in developing wastewater conceptually design one or more pumping critique alternative designs. control systems and technology. He is a stations. You will analyze incoming flow Ned Paschke co- author of the WEF Manual of Practice data, select design flows, size force mains, #32, Energy Conservation in Water and 4:30 Adjourn for the Day develop system curves, select pumping Wastewater Treatment Facilities, equipment, and develop station layouts. Friday Dave Lundey* is the electrical Ned Paschke 7:30 Coffee, Refreshments, Conversation construction coordinator at the Madison 2.20 Break 8:00 Field Inspection Trip Metropolitan Sewerage District. He 2.40 Factory -built Lift Stations Course attendees will tour a pumping also served as head of the electrical Pre packaged stations station in the Hampton Roads or the maintenance section and as a licensed Sizes, materials, costs Madison metropolitan area. Transportation master electrician. Dave has more than 25 Specifications, manufacturing, start -up is provided. years of experience in electrical systems, Submersible, dry -well and suction lift 10 :15 Problem Solving, Station Rehab maintenance and construction. types and Other Topics Patrick Rezin Station rehabilitation, case studies James D. Johnson* is responsible for Waterhammer protection: Do you start -up, design and sales of pumping, 4:30 Adjourn for the Day need it? control and wastewater treatment systems Odor control for ITT Water and Wastewater. He has Special problems in wastewater pumping more than 20 years of experience in the Ned Paschke pump field and has worked with pump 11:45 Course Wrap -up and Final manufacturers of both submersible and Adjournment dry pit pumps. {dote: Some modification of individual time slots may occur during the course. 'Madison courses only A Sampling of Attendees at Our Recent Water and Wastewater related Courses AECOM Fort McCoy, WI Robert Peccia Associates American Consulting GE Water Ruckert Mielke Ayres Associates Glenbard Wastewater Authority, IL Siemens Water Technologies Barr Engineering Company GRAEF Southern California Edison Baxter Woodman, Inc. Green Bay Metro Sewerage District Stearns and Wheeler Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. Guam EPA Strand Associates Bolton Menk, Inc. Gwinnett County, GA Thrasher Engineering, WV Bonestroo Associates Hampton Roads Sanitation District, VA Tobyhanna Army Depot, PA Boyle Engineering Corporation Hazen and Sawyer Toho Water Authority, FL Brown and Caldwell Heart of the Valley MSD UNIPRO, San Juan, PR Cedar Corporation Howard R. Green Company Upper Occoquan Sewage Authority, VA City of Appleton, WI Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources URS Corporation City of Ashland, WI Kansas City Water Services Dept, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers City and Bureau of Juneau, AK King County, WA U.S. Bureau of Reclamation City of Calgary, Alberta LA County Sanitation Districts U.S. Department of Agriculture City of Cedar Rapids, IA Little Blue Valley Sewer District, MO U.S. Indian Health Service City of Des Moines, LA Los Alamos National Laboratory U.S. Navy City of Elgin, IL MSA Professional Services, Inc. Village of Brown Deer, WI City of Eugene, OR Madison Metro Sewerage District Village of Oak Lawn, IL City of Falls Church, VA McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, OK Virginia Department of Environmental City of Hampton, VA Mead Hunt, Inc. Quality City and County of Honolulu Metro Water District of Southern Western Lake Superior Sanitary District City of Hopkins, MN California White Sands Missile Range City of Jacksonville Beach, FL Metro Water Reclamation District, Willett, Hofmann Associates City of Newport News, VA Chicago Wisconsin DNR City of Norfolk, VA Miller Brewing Company City of Ottawa, Ontario Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District City of Phoenix, AZ Milwaukee Water Works City of Post Falls, ID Minneapolis Water Works On-Site Courses for City f Racine, WI Minnesota Department of Health y Sponsored Groups. City of Rantoul, IL Missouri DNR Montgomery Water and Sewer Board AL Engineering Professional City of Richmond, VA Development can offer many of City of Superior, WI MWH our courses at your location and City of Virginia Beach, VA Nesbitt Engineering, KY customized to your needs. To inquire City of Watertown, WI North Shore Sanitary District, IL about courses available at your site, O'Brien Gere including optimal group size and Clark County Water Reclamation, NV costs, call 800- 462 -0876 and ask for Crawford, Murphy Tilly, Inc. Olsson Associates Corporate Education Director Carl. Denver Metro Wastewater District Orange County Sanitation District, CA Vieth (608- 263 -7424 direct or Prince William County Service Auth., VA vieth @wisc.edu). Or see Fairfax County, VA http; /epd.engr.wisc.edu /onsite Farnsworth Group Process Kinetics Fehr Graham and Associates Procter and Gamble RMT, Inc. ENROLL ONLINE TODAY!,'Or Four Easy Ways to Enroll Internet: c� Phone: Mail to: Fax: http: /epd.engLWisc.edu/ 800- 461 -0876 or Engineering Registration 800- 442 -4214 or 608- 262 -1299 (TDD 265 -2370) The Pyle Center, Dept. 107 608 265 -3448 702 Langdon Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Course Information Additional Enrollees Please enroll me in Upgrading Your Sanitary Sewer Maintenance Program Name Course #M483 February 28 -March 1, 2011 in Virginia BeaCh,VA Fee: $1,095 Course #M409 March 21 -22, 2011 in Madison, WI Fee: $1,095 Title Early enrollment discount: Save $100 each when you enroll prior to 30 days before the course; $995 discounted fee per course Email Please enroll me in Wastewater Pumping Systems and Lift Stations Name Course #M482 March 2-4,2011 in Virginia Beach, VA Fee: $1,095 El Course #1715 March 23 -25, 2011 in Madison,Wl Fee: $1,095 Title Early enrollment discount: Save $100 each when you enroll prior to 30 days before E -mail the course; $995 discounted fee per course Billing Information Personal Information (Please print clearly.) El Billmycompany P.O. orc heck enclosed (Payabieinus. funds touw— Madison) Name M El O� Title Cardholder's Name Company Card No. Expires Address I Q Pleasechedcthe box if you area pewnwIch a dimbiI!ty and desire special UW# accommodat ons. A customer service representative will contact you. Requests city /state /Zip rmmmailerpanel. wilIbe kept confldential. Printed on recycled paper Phone Fax( 1 E -mail Other Courses of Interest Need to Know Wore? Accommodations Check our website at http: /epd.engr.wisc. Call toll free 800.462.0876 and ask for Virginia Beach, VA Courses edu for complete listings and details. Program Director: Ned W. Paschke PE We have reserved a block of sleeping rooms ($119 /single) Understanding Water Chemistry for Direct 608 -263 -4705 for course participants at the Sheraton Oceanfront Hotel, Practical Application paschke@engr.wisc.edu 3501 Atlantic Ave. To reserve a room call 757- 425 -9000 or 800 -325 -3535 and indicate that you will be attending March 8 -9, 2011, Madison, WI Program Associate: Gail Gelb this course. Room requests made later than January 28 Course #L601 Direct 608- 262 -5566 will be subject to availability. Introduction to Environmental ggeib @engr.wisc.edu Madison, WI Courses Engineering and Green Energy We have reserved a block of sleeping rooms ($1121single, March 10 -11, 2011, Madison, WI General Information $127 /double, including parking and Madison Taxis Course #L600 Fee Covers Notebook, course materials, break silver cab from the airport) for course participants at the Municipal Drinking Water Distribution refreshments, lunches, and certificate. Course notes are Campus Inn, 601 Langdon Street. To reserve a room, call System Engineering distributed only to course participants. 800- 589 -6285 or608 -257 -4391 and indicate that you will be attending these courses under group code 105097 April 5-7,2011, Madison, WI Cancellation If you cannot attend, please notify us at (Sanitary Sewers) and /or99581(WastewaterPumping). Course #M599 least 7 days prior to the first day of the course, and we Room requests made later than February 26 will be Pumps and Motors will refund your fee. Cancellations received after this date subject to availability. and no -shows are subject to a $150 administrative fee. April 12 -1.3, 2011, Madison, WI We have reserved a second block of sleeping rooms ($89/ Course #L599 You may enroll a substitute at any time before the course single, $99 /double, tax free) for course participants at starts. the Lowell Center, 610 Langdon Street.To reserve a room, Nutrient Removal Engineering: call 866- 301 -1753 or 608 -25b -2621 and indicate that Phosphorus and Nitrogen in. Wastewater Course Locations Treatment g g Vi Beach, Virginia: you will be attending these courses under group code M409 /PIPE (Sanitary Sewers) and /or L715/WASTEWAT April 26-28, 2011, Madison, WI Sheraton Oceanfront Hotel, 3501 Atlantic Ave. (Wastewater Pumping). Room requests made later Course #M590 Madison, Wisconsin: than February 21 will be subject to availability. Your The Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street enrollment confirmation will include other hotel /motel information. ENR OLLONLINE TODAY! Or VOUCHER 107262 WARRANT ALLOWED 132750 IN SUM OF AARON HOOVER SEWER COLLECTION CARMEL, IN 46032 Carmel Wastewater Utility ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR Board members PO INV ACCT AMOUNT Audit Trail Code 022711 HOOD 01- 7040 -01 $195.00 Voucher Total $195.00 Cost distribution ledger classification if claim paid under vehicle highway fund Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No. 201 (Rev 1995) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER CITY OF CARMEL "An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show, kind of service, where performed, dates of service rendered, by whom, rates per day, number of units, price per unit, etc. Payee 132750 AARON HOOVER Purchase Order No. SEWER COLLECTION Terms CARMEL, IN 46032 Due Date 3/7/2011 Invoice Invoice Description Date Number (or note attached invoice(s) or bill(s)) Amount 3/7/2011 022711 HOC $195.00 I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s) is (are) true and correct and I have audited same in accordance with IC 5- 11- 10 -1.6 Date ffiff i c e