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Home My WebLink About172916 05/27/2009 CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA VENDOR: 356917 Page 1 of 1 ONE CIVIC SQUARE MELANIE LENTZ s CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 8440 E 131 ST STREET CHECK AMOUNT: $728.48 FISHERS IN 46038 CHECK NUMBER: 172916 CHECK DATE: 5/27/2009 DEPARTMENT ACCO UNT PO NU MBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 1160 4343002 508.62 EXTERNAL TRAINING TRA 1160 4343004 219.86 TRAVEL PER DIEMS �aM ERsi CITY OF CARMEL Expense Report (required for all travel expenses) NO,pyP. EXHIBIT A EMPLOYEE NAMEE:�� an l e L e fiz DEPARTURE DATE: l�- d TIME: 2 AM PM DEPARTMENT: V e T eM ons RETURN DATE: 9' 1 9 09 TIME: AM M REASON FOR TRAVEL: I V 71T O ��D1n�C.� 2.�CJZ. DESTINATION CITY: S r EXPENSES ARE FOR (check all that apply): TRAVEL ADVANCE TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT TRAVEL PER DIEM Date Transportation Gas/Tolls/ Lodging Meals Misc. Total Taxi Tips Luggage Parking Breakfast Lunch Dinner Snacks Per Diem I o _A i v CQS Total DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT: I here y affirm that all expenses listed conform to the City's travel policy and are within my department's appropriated budget. Director Signature: 1/� Date: City of Carmel Form ER06 Revision Date 9/25/2008 Pagel 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 $30 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 $30 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. 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Northwest Airlines 2009 http://webmail.aol.com/42951/aol/en-us/maii/PrintMessage.aspx 5/16/2009 T�� 11 ISOR! 415 rtc« JorzM AIO wW row V:nshir�yt!v,, llt, pOt)(}I Melanie Lentz Arrival 05 -17 -09 Departure 05 -19 -09 Roost No. 0529 Folio No. 59934 Cashier 1113 INFORMATION INVOICE Page No. I of I Group Code NATOA F Debit Credit Date Description 05 -17 -09 Ritz Charge -Trns Retail BAR 209.00 05 -17 -09 DC Occ Tar 14.5% 30.31 05 -18 -09 Rat Charge -Trns Retail BAR 209.00 05 -18 -09 DC Occ• Tax 14.5% 30.31 05 -19 -09 Roost Service Breakfast Roottt# 0529: CHECK# 5635 26.76 05 -19 -09 505.38 Balance 0.00 I agree that my liability for this bill is not waived and agree to be personally held liable in the event that the indicated person, company or association fails• to pay for any part or full amount of these charges. I also agree that all charges contained in this account are correct and any disputes or request for copies of charges must be made within five days after my departure. Tint Page 1 of Ncs VW___I0C__2 N oting community interests in communications IATOA Profile ID #14320 -1014 (Melanie Lentz) nv ®ice 2009 Spring Conference Monday, May 18, 2009 $300.00 Keynote Luncheon Meal $0.00 Tuesday, May 19, 2009 $300.00 Luncheon Meal $0.00 Other Extras: n/a Total Price: $600 Multi -Day Discount: -100 otal Price (with multi -day discount): $500 ease make checks payable to: �TOA 0. Box 826127 Liladelphia, PA 19182 -6127 3- 519 -8035 3- 519 -8036 fax DTE: A Purchase Order does not constitute payment. Payment must be received in full prior to the start of the )nference. incellation Policy iy cancellation prior to Friday, May 1, 2009 will be charged 50% of the total registration fee if cancellation is received iting at NATOA Headquarters no later than Friday, May 1, 2009. No refunds will be made for cancellations received :er Friday, May 1, 2009. Substitutions are permitted and encouraged in lieu of cancellation. 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VS. 8t the Following Conference Program Details Are Subject To Change Monday, May 18, 2009 3:00 AM Registration Opens 3:00 AM Continental Breakfast ):00 AM General Session FRESH PERSPECTIVES BEYOND THE FIRST 100 DAYS In the first 100 days, we will have seen monumental change in the communications world, but what will it mean going forward? How will the policies of the Obama administration, Congress' legislative agenda, and a freshly minted slate of commissioners at the FCC all work to impact the communications landscape? Our panel of experts weighs in on what we can expect to encounter in the future and how these changes will impact communications at the local government level. Moderators: Kathleen Waltman I Speakers: Markham Erickson I Ben Scott I 10:15 AM Refreshment Break 10:30 AM Concurrent Sessions #1 Track: Policy and Legal CONGRESSIONAL, REGULATORY AND LEGAL UPDATE An annual tradition, this session focuses on how the federal government has, and will continue, to shape communications law and policy in 2009 especially with the unprecedented change already seen. How will an overhauled FCC approach policy matters? What effect will ongoing and pending litigation have on local governments and how they handle communications issues? How will the obama Administration's own communications priorities impact our communities? This session looks at early indicators and tries to provide a sense of where the communications world is headed for the rest of 2009. Moderators: Lay Speakers: Rick Chessen I Amy Levine I Brian Rice I Track: Programming COMMUNICATING IN AN EMERGENCY Emergency planners increasingly look to a widening range of communications technologies to enable communications with the public in event of emergency. From targeted text messaging to social networking, reaching the public is a crucial element of emergency response. And planners are looking anew to old forms of communications —AM radio, cable television, and public address systems are all part of the toot -kit of reaching the public with critical information. In this session, leaders in emergency communications will share their strategies and successes in deploying multiple layers and multiple forms of technology to ensure tp: /natoa.com /events /regional /spring /2009/ 5/12/20( 4ATOA Events I Annual Conference Page 6 of that their citizens can be reached when necessary. Moderators: Peterson I Speakers: David Jordan I Ryan Miller, MS, CE M I Pete Pirineer 1 12:15 PM Keynote Luncheon KEYNOTE LUNCHEON Moderators: [tba] Speakers: [tba] 1:30 PM Concurrent Sessions #2 Track: Policy and Legal GOVERNMENT 2.0: HOW LOCAL GOVERNMENTS CAN USE WEB 2.0 TOOLS TO MEET GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC NEEDS As Web 2.0 transforms how Americans communicate, should government attempt to use Web 2.0 tools to communicate with and among employees, citizens, and other stakeholders? How can the appeal of social networking, blogs, wikis, user generated video, and virtual worlds improve government communications and open up a new era in Public, Educational, and Government Programming (PEG)? And what risks arise from such efforts? Are there security concerns? Privacy? Are the outcomes worth the investment? This session offers the perspective of leaders in the field of government technology, and points the way to the future of government communications. Moderators: Banville I Speakers: Joaquin Alvarado I Bill Greeves I Todd Sander I Track: Programming DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY How has non linear editing and digital capture changed the way we shoot pieces for PEG? Should we change our ways from the days of linear edits and tape -based acquisition? Come discover how digital tapeless acquisition and editing can alter your channel, along with tips for ensuring your content creators can fully utilize the tools at their disposal. Moderators: Sally Heidrich I Speakers: Dick Lips I Eric Richardson 1 t:45 PM Refreshment Break t :15 PM Concurrent Sessions #3 Track: Policy and Legal 21st CENTURY INFRASTRUCTURE: MEETING PUBLIC SAFETY AND OTHER GOVERNMENT NEEDS THROUGH FIBER NETWORKS Communications networks are the infrastructure of the 21st Century, and America's cities, towns, and counties are increasing choosing to build their own networks to meet institutional and e- government needs. Private government fiber optic networks, such as Institutional Networks, enable state -of- the -art services while creating cost and efficiency savings for government, schools, libraries, and first responders. In this session, three leaders in deploying government fiber networks will discuss how and why fiber networks are a key part of government communications planning. Moderators: [tba] Speakers: Jack Belcher, Ph.D. I Kyle Hollifield I Chris Vein I Track: Programming THE STATE OF PEG ACCESS IN 2009 Channels being moved from analog to digital, the Channel 99 product, and channels being taken off the air entirely uncertainty abounds over what will happen to PEG channel access in 2009. Need answers on what to expect? Sit in as our panel discusses what's happened, what will happen, and how your channel can be ready to react in the face of change. Moderators: Beebe I Speakers: Nantz Rickard I Helen Soule I Joseph Van Eaton. Esq. I tp: /natoa.com /events /regional /spring /2009/ 5/12/200 4ATOA J Conferences Events I Annual Conference Page 7 of Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:00 AM Registration Opens 8:00 AM Lobby Day Prep Networking Coffee Moderators: [tba] Speakers: Ger Lavery Lederer I John Russell I 9:00 AM Concurrent Session #4 Track: Programming LOCAL EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS AND IT: TRANSPORT £t APPLICATIONS The FCC has traditionally thought of public safety communications as a wireless/ spectrum issue, but many observers contend that single focus has led to poor planning and excessive cost. This session takes a different approach, looking at emergency communications as a range of platforms and applications, including all forms of wired and wireless, public and private communications, as well as all organizations that are involved in responding to emergencies (public and private). Should agencies share data over existing fiber pipes (public and private) What role should I -Nets play? Should different agencies and users work to share communications technologies rather than building stovepiped systems? This session offers an update on new developments in public safety policy and also offers a broad vision for the future of public safety communications. Moderators: Nancy Jesuale I Speakers: David Aylward. EsaEsa. I Robert Gurss I Skip Munster I Track: Policy and Legal FRANCHISE RENEWAL KEEPING TECHNOLOGY ON THE FRONT BURNER Are you beginning to prepare for the renewal of your franchise agreement? What should you do as you prepare for a review of your current public, education and government access channel equipment, facilities and services? Are you interested in HD technology or interactive services such as VOD for your residents? Join us as we offer some concrete suggestions for negotiating your franchise to keep your access channels on the forefront of technology. Moderators: Zueh lke I Speakers: Brian Grogan Esa. I Bunnie Riedel I Thomas Robinson I 10:15 AM Refreshment Break 10:30 AM Concurrent Session #5 Track: Policy and Legal AN INSIDE WASHINGTON VIEW OF HOW TO BENEFIT FROM BROADBAND STIMULUS FUNDS The new stimulus bill includes an unprecedented $7.2 billion for broadband projects —and specifically contemplates local community participation. This session features a panel of Washington insiders who will offer their perspectives of the law and how it is likely to be implemented. Come learn what kinds of projects are likely to be funded, how to plan and prepare successful grant applications, and how to work with public, non profit, and private partners in your community to maximize your chances of having your project funded. Moderators: Meinrath I Speakers: Lam Atlas I James Bailer I Harold Fel I Track: Programming PEG 2.0: Using New Media to Maximize Content In an online world, presence is everything especially if you want to make the most out of your PEG content. By using social networking tools, online video applications, podcasting, blogging and more, you can help maximize the reach of your channel into your community. Discover the ways in which you can enhance visibility, even on a budget, with PEG 2.0 tools. Moderators: Jacob Colker I Speakers: Joyce Bounds I Jacob Colker I Michael Hoffman 1 2:15 PM Luncheon USING STIMULUS FUNDS TO DEMONSTRATE BROADBAND AS AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND JOB CREATION TOOL A key component of the economic stimulus package, broadband infrastructure and connectivity, has the ability to create jobs, reinvigorate local communities, and provide opportunities once unavailable to citizens. Some communities have already tp:/ /natoa.com /events /regional /spring /2009/ 5/12/200 NATOAI Conferences Events I Annual Conference Page 8 of leveraged the transformative power of broadband, so why not yours? Hear how broadband is impacting communities nationwide, along with how to prepare your community for bringing broadband to bear through a broadband stimulus grant. Moderators: Karen Archer Perry I Speakers: Charles Benton I Michael Calabrese I kaeph avaa 1:30 PM Lobby Day on Capitol Hill &aFeVmm P.C. Who Should Attend? City and County Telecommunications Administrators Elected and Appointed Officials City and County Managers City and County Attorneys Planning and Public Works Directors Budget and Finance Directors Cable and Communications Industry Representatives Government Programmers Government CIOs and Web site Managers IT t* Network Managers P.C. �un uatiaa� 8c M=kW JAw Eqprb 'he following is a list of all speakers in alphabetical order. Alvarado, Joaquin Director San Francisco State University Archer Perry, Karen Director of Community Outreach ft Programs Knight Center of Digital Excellence Atlas, Larry Senior Advisor National Telecommunications 8 Information Administration Aylward, Esq., David Director and Founder COMCARE Emergency Response Alliance Baker, James Senior Principal The Batter Herbst Law Group, P.C. Banville, Lee Editor -in -Chief Online NewsHour Beebe- Kelzie Tetecomm LA Representative Tammy Baldwin %u2019s Office Belcher- Ph.D., Jack Chief Information Officer Arlington County, VA Benton, Charles Chairman, CEO £t Trustee The Benton Foundation p:l /natoa.com /events /regional /spring /2009/ 5/12/200! PRESCRIBED BY STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS GENERAL FORM NO. 101 (19flS) MILEAGE CLAIM M,60LVu 1 TO (GOVERNMENTAL UNIT) O Yb ON ACCOUNT OF APPRO NO. 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