Administration and County Services Committee€¦ · The Administration and County Services Committee meeting is scheduled for ... 203 E. Cayuga Street, ... Tina Subject: Jordan River

Administration and County Services Committee

Laura Stanek Ed Boettcher, Chairman

David Heeres

August 26, 2016

TO: Administration and County Services Committee

FROM: Pete Garwood, County Administrator

SUBJECT: Meeting Agenda

The Administration and County Services Committee meeting is scheduled for

Thursday, September 1, 2016 @ 9:00 a.m. In Room 211, 2nd Floor, Antrim County Building,

203 E. Cayuga Street, Bellaire

Agenda items will include:

9:00 a.m. . Public Comment

9:01 a.m. C&M Insurance Presentation – Lew Wolters

9:15 a.m. IT Password Policy – attached pgs. 2-5 - Valerie Craft

9:30 a.m. Jordan River State Zoning Review Board Appointment – attached pgs. 6-9

9:45 a.m. Great Lakes Energy Data Release – attached pgs. 10-13

10:00 a.m. Health Insurance – attached pgs. 14-16

10:30 a.m. Various Matters as Appropriate

10:35 a.m. Public Comment

Please contact the Administration & Planning office if you have any questions or concerns. If you wish to attend this meeting and require special assistance, please contact the Administration Office

by writing P.O. Box 187, Bellaire, MI 49615; email: [email protected]; or via phone 231-533-6265.

mailto:[email protected]

Memorandum Administration Office

August 25, 2016

TO:

FR:

RE:

Administration Committee

Peter Garwood, Administrato~ Password Policy

Attached for your review is a draft Password Policy provided by IT Director Valerie Craft. The purpose of the policy is to establish a standard for the creation of strong passwords, the protection of those passwords and the frequency of change. The bottom line is approval of the attached policy will help insure protection of the County network.

The following motion is for your consideration:

Motion by seconded by to recommend the Board of Commissioners adopt the Password Policy as drafted by the IT Director.

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Administration Committee agenda attachments - 9/1/16

1.0 Overview

ANTRIM COUNTY PASSWORD POLICY Adopted:

Passwords are an important aspect of computer security. They are the front line of protection for user accounts. A poorly chosen password may result in a compromise of Antrim County's entire network. As such, all Antrim County employees are responsible for taking the appropriate steps, as outlined below, to select and secure their password.

2.0 Objective

The purpose of this policy is to establish a standard for the creation of strong passwords, the protection of those passwords, and the frequency of change.

3.0 Scope

The scope of this policy includes all personnel who have or are responsible for an account (or any form of access that supports or requires a password) on any system that resides at any Antrim County facility, has access to the Antrim County network, or stores any non-public Antrim County information.

4.0 Policy and Procedures

4.1 General

• All systems-level passwords (e.g., root, enable, network administrator, application administration accounts, etc.) must be changed at least every 90 days.

• All user-level passwords (e.g., email, web, desktop computer, etc.) must be changed at least every 90 days and cannot reuse the past 10 passwords.

• Passwords must not be inserted into email messages or other forms of electronic communication.

• All user-level and system-level passwords must conform to the guidelines described below.

4.2 Guidelines

4.2.1 Password Construction Requirements

a. Passwords must be a minimum of 8 characters In length b. Not be a dictionary word or proper name c. Not be the same as the User ID

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d. Incorporate a minimum complexity that includes the following characteristics: i) at least one lower case letter (a-z) ii) at least one upper case letter (A-Z) iii) at least one number (0-9) iv) at least one punctuation or non-alphanumeric characters (e.g. ! @ # $ % A

& * ( ) - - + = {} [] ;: ; \\ \ I \I? < > I .)

e. Expire within a maximum of 90 calendar days f. Not be identical to the previous ten (10) passwords g. Not be displayed when entered

4.2.2 Password Deletion

All passwords that are no longer needed must be deleted or disabled immediately. This includes, but is not limited to, the following: a. When a user retires, quits, is reassigned, released, dismissed, etc. b. Default passwords shall be changed immediately on all equipment c. Contractor accounts, when no longer needed to perform their duties

4.2.3 Password Protection Standards

All passwords are to be treated as sensitive, confidential Antrim County information.

Here is a list of "Do Not's":

• Do not reveal a password over the phone to anyone • Do not reveal a password in an email message • Do not reveal a password to your supervisor • Do not reveal a password with anyone, including administrative assistants or

secretaries • Do not talk about the specifics of a password in front of others • Do not hint at the format of a password (e.g., "my family name") • Do not reveal a password on questionnaires or security forms • Do not share a password with family members • Do not reveal a password to a co-worker while on vacation • Do not use the "Remember Password" feature of applications • Do not write passwords down and store them anywhere in your office • Do not use the same password for Antrim County accounts as for other non

Antrim County access

If someone demands a password, refer them to this document or have them call the Information Technology Department.

If an account or password Is suspected to have been compromised, report the incident to the Information Technology Department and change all passwords.

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Password cracking or guessing may be performed on a periodic or random basis by the Information Technology Department. If a password is guessed or cracked during one of these scans, the user will be required to change it.

4.3 Remote Access Users

Access to the Antrim County networks via remote access is to be controlled by using either a Virtual Private Network (in which a password and user ID are required) or a form of advanced authentication (i.e., Biometrics, Tokens, Public Key Infrastructure (PK!), Certificates, etc.).

5.0 Penalties

Any employee found to have violated this policy may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.

6.0 Review

The Information Technology Department shall review this policy as needed or at least once every 3 years.

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August 25, 2016

TO:

FR:

RE:

Administration Committee ~

Peter Garwood, Administrate~~ Jordan River State Zoning Review {JRSZR) Board Appointment

At the May 12, 2016, Board of Commissioner (BOC) meeting, the Board approved the appointment of Heidi Shaffer as the primary representative to serve on the JRSZR Board and Janet Koch as the alternate representative to the JRSZR Board.

After this appointment, it was discovered that Heidi Shaffer already serves on the JRSZR Board as a representative for the Antrim Conservation District (ACD) and Mike Meriwether is her alternate. We addressed the question of Ms. Shaffer serving as a representative for both the ACD and Antrim County, but this was not an option which was acceptable in the opinion of the Department of Natural Resources - Natural Rivers Program (see attached email from Mr. Brian Bury).

Ms. Shaffer then took some time to consider with her Board whether another representative from the ACD could be appointed which would then allow her to serve as the County's representative. After further thought, Ms. Shaffer does not feel both her and Mr. Meriwether should sit actively on the JRSZR Board since it might be weighted too heavily to the District's opinion.

Attached for your review is the original letter received from Mr. Bury. An option to consider in making another recommendation to the full BOC is to move Janet Koch as the alternate representative to the primary representative. Laurie Stanek's (who also serves on the JRSZR Board) Board of Commissioner term ends on 12/31/16. Laurie could continue to serve on the Board if she is willing to, or the new commissioner from District #7 could be appointed as the second primary appointment. Another option to fill the appointment(s) would be to appoint a citizen at large. If so, we would need to advertise.

The following motion is presented for your consideration:

Motion by seconded by to recommend that the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners appoint Associate Planner Janet Koch to serve as a primary representative to the Jordan River State Zoning Review Board.

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Schrader, Tina

Subject: Jordan River State Zoning Review Board Appointment

From: Bury, Brian (DNR) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 5:24 PM To: Schrader, Tina Cc: [email protected]; Garwood, Peter; Guy, Sheryl; Verellen, Katie; Koch, Janet Subject: RE: Jordan River State Zoning Review Board Appointment

Hi Tina,

Thanks for the update on the Antrim County Board of Commissioners' actions. However, we can' t accept an appointment for Heidi to represent the County since she is already the Conservation District representative. While the county and conversation district viewpoints may be well aligned, the Jordan River Zoning Review Board (Board) is structured to allow these two entities to have independent representation. Combining these into one representative would result in a reduction in the voting membership from 7 to 6 people. By consolidating the viewpoints of the County and Conservation District to one voice the democratic process is reduced. It would also give someone more voting power than held by other members, which may undermine the feeling of equality in voting that people have.

I do want to point out that my comments are not intended to be any reflection on Heidi. Her participation on our Board is very highly valued.

The county holds two spots on the Board. Since this Board doesn't meet all that often, having alternate representatives, while preferred, is not essential. However, the county should have two primary voting members (other than Heidi) appointed. Currently, we still have Laura Stanek as one of your two representatives and the other primary representative position is vacant (this was held by Gale Murphy). Heidi represents the district and Mike Meriwether is her alternate. Please reconsider your appointments and let me know. We are likely to have a meeting in the next couple months, so it would be great to get two reps from Antrim County on board before then. l could go ahead and process Janet's appointment as an alternate, but I'll wait in case she is moved to one of the primary representative positions. Thanks!

Brian Bury DNA - Natural Rivers Program Gaylord Customer Service Center 989-732-3541 ext. 5088 www.michiqan.gov/dnrnatu ralrivers

From: Schrader, Tina [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 3:31 PM To: Bury, Brian (DNR) Cc: [email protected]; Garwood, Peter; Guy, Sheryl; Verellen, Katie; Koch, Janet Subject: Jordan River State Zoing Review Board Appointment

Good Afternoon, Mr. Bury!

The Antrim County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on 5/12/16 approved the following motion:

It was moved by Boettcher, seconded by Heeres that the Vice-Chairman appoint Heidi Shaffer, Antrim County Soil Erosion Control Officer, as primary representative to the Jordan River State Zoning Review Board and Janet Koch, Associate Planner, as the alternate representative. Motion carried all present voting yes.

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The Vice Chairman appointed Heidi Shaffer, as primary representative to the Jordan River State Zoning Review Board, pending Antrim County Conservation District Boord consent, and Janet Koch as the alternate representative to the Jordan River State Zoning Review Board.

Please contact our office with any questions. Thank you!

Tina Schrader, Admln. Assistant Antrim County Administration/Planning PO Box 187; Bellaire, Ml 49615 231-533-6265 (internal ext. 3041) http://www.antrimcounty.org

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STATE OF MICHIGAN

DEPARTMENT OF f':JA"fµRAL RESOURCES LANSING

RICK SNYDER GOVERNOR APR - 4 20l6

DR. WILLIAM E. MORITZ DIRECTOR

_March 23,. 2016 RECEIVED AND FILED ANTRIM COUNTY CLERK

Antrim County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box520 Bellaire, Michigan 49615

Dear Sir or Madam:

MAR 2 8 2016

BY.

The Jordan River system was designated a State Natural River in 1972. The designation and the associated rules created an overlay natural river zoning district that extends 400' from each edge of the mainstream and tributaries of the Jordan River. The program is administered by the Fisheries Division of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

The zoning rules provide for appointment of a Jordan River State Zoning Review Board (Board) to act on requests for variances from the Natural River zoning standards. The board consists of representatives from county and township governments, conservation districts, interested citizens and the DNR. Each county is afforded two regular and two alternate representatives on the Board. The regular representatives serve as voting members on all variance applications from within their county. An alternate serves as a voting member when a regular member is unable to attend a meeting. The Rules require that at least one of the two county representatives is someone who works in planning, zoning, public health, soil erosion control, or a related field. The Board will meet no more than once a month, however in practice the Board meets very infrequently.

The current representatives for Antrim County on the Board are:

1. Primary: Laura Stanek Alternate: vacant

2. Primary: vacant Alternate: vacant

At this time we request that you please review your appointments to the Board, and appoint new representatives and/or confirm your existing representatives. We recommend that, at minimum, you have two primary voting members. Although not as critical, you may also appoint two alternate members. Alternatively, you can appoint one individual to serve as an· alternate for both primary appointees.

Your appointments can be forwarded to me at 1732 West M-32, Gaylord, Michigan 49735. Please include the appointee's full name (including middle name), mailing address, daytime telephone number and e-mail address. Please note that the DNR reserves the right to not accept an appointee with a history of game, fish, and/or natural resource related violations. Thank you for your assistance in administering the Natural Rivers Program. If you have any questions, please contact me at 989-732-3541, ex.tension 5088.

Sincerely,

~\J-:b--M.~~ Brian Bury Natural Rivers Administrator Fisheries Division

CONSTITUTION HALL• 525 WEST ALLEGAN STREET• P.O. BOX 30028 •LANSING, MICHIGAN 48909-7528 www.mlchlgan.gov/dnr • (517} 284-MONR(6367}

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August 26, 2015

TO: Administration Committee


FR: Peter Garwood ~ County AdministratoLJ~

RE: Data Sharing

The Equalization Department has received a request to swap data from Great Lakes Energy; the County parcel layer for their maps of overhead lines, underground lines and substations in Antrim County.

The County has previously engaged in the data swap with Great Lakes Energy in 2015. I have checked with 911Dispatch and Emergency Services and both saw the potential benefit of having the data layers from Great Lakes Energy on hand.

The following motions are presented for your consideration:

Motion by seconded by to recommend the Board of Commissioners approve a data swap with Great lakes Energy; the County parcel line spatial data for their data layers of overhead lines, underground lines and substations in Antrim County at no cost to either party.

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Draft

ANTRIM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Thursday, November 12, 2015

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Smith that the appointments of Bill Bailey, Jill Barnard and Rick Teague to the Antrim County Planning Commission and that the terms expire 12/31/2018 be accepted. Motion carried -All present voting yes.

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Smith that the Chairman appoint Mike Domsic, Mike McPherson and Kathleen Peterson to the Solid Waste/Recycling Committee (SWRC). Motion carried -All present voting yes.

The Chairman appointed Mike Domsic, Mike McPherson and Kathleen Peterson to the Solid Waste/Recycling Committee (SWRC).

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Smith that the appointments of Mike Domsic, Mike McPherson and Kathleen Peterson to the Solid Waste/Recycling Committee (SWRC) and that the terms expire 12/31/2018 be accepted. Motion carried -All present voting yes.

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Smith that the Chairman appoint Mike Hayes to the Veterans Affairs Board. Motion carried - All present voting yes.

The Chairman appointed Mike Hayes to the Veterans Affairs Board.

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Smith that the appointment of Mike Hayes to the Veterans Affairs Board and that the term expire 12/31/2019 be accepted. Motion carried -All present voting yes.

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Heeres that the request from Torch Conservation Center for the provision of the parcel line spatial data from the County Geographical Information System (GIS) database be approved and that the fees be waived . Motion carried - Unanimous.

It was moved by Stanek, seconded by Heeres to approve the request from Great Lakes Energy to swap data with the County for the County's parcel line spatial data for their data layers of overhead lines, underground lines and substations in Antrim County at no cost to either party. Motion carried -All present voting yes.

It was moved by Heeres, seconded by Smith that the Chairman appoint Ed Sayre, Antrim County Emergency Services (ACES) organization representative to the E911 Board for the 2016 term. Motion carried - All present voting yes.

The Chairman re-appointed Ed Sayre, Antrim County Emergency Services (ACES) organization representative to the E911 Board.

It was moved by Heeres, seconded by Smith that the appointment of Ed Sayre, Antrim County Emergency Services (ACES) organization representative to the E911 Board and that the term expire 01/01/2017 be accepted. Motion carried - All present voting yes.

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August 26, 2015

TO:

FR:

RE:

Administration Committee

Peter Garwood 0 ~ County Administrato~l

Health Insurance

The health insurance committee made up of members of each of the employee groups and bargaining units (sanctioned by the Board of Commissioners) has met twice; August 23 and August 26. They have come up with a series of recommendations for the Board of Commissioners, some of which will require us to crunch some numbers. You will receive more information next week before the meeting.

Jim Janisse, Detective and Theresa Kent, Abstractor will be at the meeting to answer questions.

Among the recommendations are the following:

• Consider the West Michigan Health Pool again. One of the Stewards has contacted Doug Dirks the representative from Gallagher Insurance that manages the Health Pool and he in turn contacted me. They are currently in the process of developing a quote for us, but it is unlikely that it will be ready for the Administration Committee meeting.

• At the first meeting members of the group expressed interest in the County entertaining a partial self-funding proposal from C & M Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. Lew Wolters will be at the Administration Committee meeting to share his proposal with you on Thursday.

• Opting out of the PA 152 caps and implementing a new set of caps that would be higher and would be adjusted so the two person subscriber doesn't end up paying an amount that seems unfair in comparison to the single subscriber and the family (it will be based on a weighted average).

• The group would like to have a plan that includes a Health Savings Account (HSA). The one they chose trades high deductibles for a premium that is substantially below the cap. The group is proposing that the County take the amount between the premium and the PA 152 caps and apply it to an employee's HSA account. Not all the employees are interested in this option so it would only be those that choose to go this route.

• The group is also proposing the County consider a January 1 annual enrollment date. If the Board chooses to do this and we stick with our current health insurance company (Priority Health) and our current agent (Dewey Insurance Agency), we will have two

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premium increases this year one on the current annual enrollment date, October 1, and one on the new annual enrollment date January 1. If the Board chooses either the West Michigan Health Pool or the self-funding option that will be presented by C & M Insurance Services, Inc. this would not be the case.

If you, as the Administration Committee, are inclined to recommend the HSA Plan as a third option for the employees, please consider the following motion:

Motion by seconded by to recommend the Board of Commissioners approve adding the proposed HMO low -10, HSA plan as an alternative health insurance plan option, and that the County contribute the difference between the premium and the PA 152 caps to the HSA fund of any employee that selects the HSA plan option as long as the premium is below the HSA cap.

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PRIORITY HEALTH PLANS-October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017 NOTE: All rate Information is provided by the Health Insurance Companies.

Antrim County is not responsible f or changes in the rates received from the Insurance Company.

Priorit'{. Health HMO -100% -No Deductible -$25.00 Office Visit -$10.00/$40.00 Co-Pay Drugs -100% Preventat ive Core

·No Coinsurance -$1,000 Dental Maximum -Moil Order Drugs: 2 co-pays

2016/2017 Premium Total ALL Fees & Taxes Premium over Cap +

2016/2017 Monthly Over

resulting from the Total ALL Fees/Taxes = MONTHLY RATES Premium Rate Affordable Care Act PAYROLL DEDUCTION

Premium Cap• the Cap 1-1-16 10-1-16

One Person 765.55 511.84 253.71 $13.38 $267.09 Two Person 1722.33 1,070.42 651.91 $29.49 $681.40 Family (3 member) 2066.76 1,395.94 670.82 $36.84 $707.66 Family (4 member) 2066.76 1,395.94 670.82 $39.27 $710.09 Family (5 member) 2066.76 1,395.94 670.82 $41.70 $712.52 Family (6 member) 2066.76 1,395.94 670.82 $44.13 $714.95 I

Family (7 member) 2066.76 1,395.94 670.82 $46.56 $717.38 Family (8 member) 2066.76 1,395.94 670.82 $48.99 $719.81

Priorit'{. Health HMO - BOL20 -$750/$1,500 Deductibles ·$30.00 Office Visit -$10.00/$50.00 Co-Pay Drugs -Coinsurance after Deductible 20% ·100% Preventative Core -$1,000 Dental Maximum -Moil Order Drugs: 2 co-pays -Max Out-of-Pocket Coinsurance $1500/$3000

Barg inln& Units thai DO NOT SPREAD the Pa~roll D&:duction Ev~nlit: Command, Deputies & Dispatchers, Corrections/Cooks/Clerical, General, Prosecutor Unrepresented, General Unrepresented, Board of Commissioners

Total ALL Fees & Taxes Premium over Cap + 2016/2017 Premium

2016/2017 Monthly Over

resulting from the Total ALL Fees/Taxes = MONTHLY RATES Premium Rate

Premium Cap• the Cap Affordable Care Act PAYROLL DEDUCTION

1-1-16 10-1-16 One Person 593.59 511.84 81.75 $10.92 $92.67 Two Person 1,335.46 1,070.42 265.04 $23.96 $289.00 Family (3 member) 1,631.01 1,395.94 235.07 $30.61 $265.68 Family (4 member) 1,631.01 1,395.94 235.07 $33.04 $268.11 Family (5 member) 1,631.01 1,395.94 235.07 $35.47 $270.54 Family (6 member) 1,631.01 1,395.94 235.07 $37.90 $272.97 Family (7 member) 1,631.01 1,395.94 235.07 $40.33 $275.40 Family (8 member) 1,631.01 1,395.94 235.07 $42.76 $277.83

Prioritv Health HMO Low10 HSA Plan -$2,000/$4,000 Deductibles -20% Office Visits ofter deductible -100% Preventative Core -$4,000/$8,000 Max. Out-of-Pocket -$15/$50/$80 Co-Pay Drugs after deductible -$1,000 Dental Maximum

2016/2017 Total ALL Fees & Taxes Premium under Cap +

2016/2017 Monthly

resulting from the Total ALL Fees/Taxes = MONTHLY RATES Premium Rate Affordable Care Act AMOUNT UNDER CAP

Premium Cap• 1-1-16 10-1-16*•

One Person 433.38 511.84 $8.63 -$69.83 ' Two Person 975.02 1,070.42 $18.80 -$79.60

Family (3 member) 1,190.80 1,395.94 $24.32 ·$180.82 Family (4 member) 1,190.80 1,395.94 $26.75 ;$178.39 Family (5 member) 1,190.80 1,395.94 $29.18 ~$175.96 Family (6 member) 1,190.80 1,395.94 $31.61 l$173.53 Family (7 member) 1,190.80 1,395.94 $34.04 -$171.10 Family (8 member) 1,190.80 1,395.94 $36.47 ~$168.67

•As of January l, 2016, the legislature through PA 152 of 2011 set the annual caps at $6,142.11 for one person, $12,845.04 for two person, and $16,751.23 for family. The annual caps have been divided by twelve to get the above monthly caps. ••The payroll deduction amount given Is an estimate (based on enrollment figures on 7/l/16). The actual payroll deduction wlll be determined once final enrollment figures have been determined which wlll depend on how many subscribers enroll Jn the plan and the distribution for one·person, two-person, and family contracts.

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Administration and County Services Committee€¦ · The Administration and County Services Committee meeting is scheduled for ... 203 E. Cayuga Street, ... Tina Subject: Jordan River