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2-• -2- <br /> 1111 <br /> agriculture department as it as been past <br /> policy to only spray when egg masses have <br /> been detected . It was further indicated by <br /> staff that the inspection process and inter- <br /> views with the residents had gone without any <br /> problems in early October and staff stated <br /> that the Parks and Recreation Commission <br /> would be continually updated on this issue . <br /> GREENFIELD PARK Staff distributed copies of a request for <br /> CONSULTANT SELECTION proposal that had been developed to receive <br /> STUDY proposals from engineering and landscape <br /> architect firms for Phase I Greenfield Park <br /> Development. The RFP outlined a specific <br /> scope of services which would provide the <br /> Park and Recreation Commission a better han- <br /> dle on comparing firms rather than making an <br /> open end process. <br /> Staff indicated that in addition to the final <br /> bid proposal process, he felt that the Park <br /> Commission should be involved in interviewing <br /> the finalists , following the review of pro- <br /> posals, with the final selection being made <br /> at a special meeting . A proposed time line <br /> • was reviewed by staff with proposals to be <br /> returned by late November and a firm selected <br /> in early December . Chairperson indicated <br /> that time is of the essence in that due to <br /> • <br /> the hydrolics and special engineering re- <br /> quired for this project, a firm with some <br /> engineering background would be of great help <br /> He further indicated that a special meeting <br /> should be established to review the RFPs once <br /> that are submitted. A motion was then made <br /> by Commissioner Bowman , seconded by Commis- <br /> sion Long to direct staff to forward request <br /> to solicite proposals from area engineering <br /> and landscape architect consultants based on <br /> the scope of services provided and that a <br /> special Park Commission meeting be estab- <br /> lished in December to review and interview <br /> the finalists. The motion passed unanimous- <br /> ly, 4 ayes, 0 nays. <br /> COMPOST PROGRAM UPDATE Staff distributed a memo of the City' s com- <br /> post program which commenced operation for <br /> the fall season on October 17 , 1984 . Staff <br /> indicated that the modifications suggested by <br /> the Park Commission to add a second for a <br /> straight drive-thru , has been extremely posi- <br /> tive• and enabling the traffic to flow through <br /> the site with back-ups at a minimum. <br />
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