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7. At this meeting (if time permits) or at a subsequent meeting, the council <br /> shall discuss the merits of the different proposals and direct Administrator <br /> Hoyt on points to discuss or negotiate with a particular police provider or <br /> providers. (Councilmembers Gehrz and Jacobs will be involved in this <br /> discussion and negotiation process.) <br /> (The limited time at this meeting will most likely require that the council <br /> discuss specific proposals at a subsequent council meeting. If so, the <br /> meeting date for this discussion shall be announced at this meeting for <br /> public information and use by the media.) <br /> 8. Following further discussions with a police provider or providers, the council <br /> will be presented with any additional information on the proposal(s) at a <br /> subsequent council meeting. Based upon this additional information, the <br /> council may adopt a police service proposal for 1995. <br /> 9. At the same meeting that the council adopts a police proposal, the council <br /> shall direct Administrator Hoyt and Attorney Bachman to draft a contract <br /> that covers the service and costs described in the proposal that the city <br /> council approved. <br /> 10. The council shall approve the final contract for police service at a later <br /> council meeting. <br /> Follow- up and coordination <br /> Once the council approves the contract, it will be important to work with the police <br /> provider to make sure that the service identified in the contract is clearly <br /> understood by all parties involved in providing and receiving the police service so <br /> that it is ready to deliver on January 1, 1995. <br />