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COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 23, 1998 <br />proposed fee is a reasonable deviation from the lowest bid. Mr. Wessel explained that the four <br />bids were solicited according to City policy, but that TLPA's interior design department offers <br />not only the desired quality but a commitment to the City's scheduling obligations. <br />Council Member Lyden expressed concern regarding the budget question, adding that absent <br />more complete financial information consideration of the interior design matter is premature. <br />Mayor Sullivan recommended that this issue be included in the March 15 budget discussion, <br />adding that it would be appropriate to review the entire budget picture. <br />Council Member Bergeson moved that Council authorize the City Attorney to negotiate a <br />contract for interior design services with The Leonard Parker Associates for approximately <br />$41,800. Mayor Sullivan seconded the motion. <br />Council Member Bergeson spoke again in favor of approval of professional interior design <br />service. <br />Motion carried, with Council Members Neal and Lyden voting no. <br />Hot Air Balloon Contract - Mr. Wessel explained that the promotional program established to <br />promote the identity of Lino Lakes within and outside the community has included the use of <br />Blue Yonder Balloon Company's hot air balloon for the past three years. Contracting a balloon <br />service is generally an expensive promotional endeavor and, according to Mr. Wessel, the City <br />has been availed of this service because Mary Alice Divine has agreed to supply it for far below <br />standard cost. He added that this balloon, whose use has been approved annually for the past <br />four years, has been an integral part of the City's promotional campaign and has become a <br />familiar sight over the north and east metro areas. Mr. Wessel stated that use of the balloon in <br />1998 will be especially important with construction of the civic complex within The Village. <br />In keeping with economic development's policy to solicit proposals, Mr. Wessel indicated that <br />two other bids were obtained, as follows: <br />1. Winfield Balloon Company <br />1931 Benjamin St. NE <br />Minneapolis, MN 55418 <br />2. Wiederkehr Balloons <br />1604 Euclid St. <br />St. Paul, MN 55108 <br />$200/flight = $4,000 <br />Special event inflation = $300 + <br />$600/flight = $12,000 <br />Special event inflation = $500 <br />The contract with Ms. Divine calls for a payment of $60 per flight, for a maximum of $1,200 per <br />contract year, with inflations at special events of $100. <br />12 <br />
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