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-4- • 1 explained that one of the reasons Personnel could submit a lower bid was 2 because the staff at that firm who would be doing the work were the same 3 people who had done the original study for St. Anthony for Control Data 4 who had sold the Focus System, including the St. Anthony data, in their 5 computer to Personnel Decisions. The City Manager advised that he 6 perceived either firm would certainly be able to meet the State' s 7 requirements for the study and, although Arthur Young proposed to spend 8 more time on an actual pay plan, he nevertheless recommended the lower 9 bid be accepted. 10 Council Action 11 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to accept the proposal from 12 Personnel Decisions, Inc. to assist the City in implementing the pay 13 equity study required by State Statutes at a cost not to exceed $2 ,000 . 14 Motion carried unanimously. 15 AGENDA ADDENDUM 16 RCM Associates Selected to Provide Engineering Services on Pedestrian 17 Crossing Signals for Kenzie Terrace 18 Proposals for the above from Rieke Carroll Muller Associates, Inc. and 19 Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. had been distributed before the meeting. •20 Mr. Childs observed that RCM' s proposal to design, construct, and 21 provide periodic site observation for a little over $5 , 000 was 22 substantially lower than SEH' s proposal to design and construct the 23 signals for $5 ,000 and to provide administration and construction 24 observation for $3 ,000 . He therefore recommended the lower bid be 25 accepted, indicating he perceived the installation of crossing signals 26 would probably not require the supervision envisioned by SEH. 27 Council Action 28 Motion by Marks, seconded by Ranallo to accept the lower bid from Rieke 29 Carroll Muller Associates, Inc. to provide the necessary engineering 30 services on the pedestrian crossing signals at Kenzie Terrace as per 31 their July 13 , 1987 proposal for $5 , 000 with the costs to be paid from 32 Community Development Block Grant funds allocated for that purpose. 33 Motion carried unanimously. 34 UNFINISHED BUSINESS 35 Animal Impounding Ordinance Adopted 36 The above had been prepared in final form by the City Attorney to 37 include modifications in wording accepted by the Council during the 38 second reading, June 23 , 1987 . Is 39 Council Action 40 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Enrooth to adopt Ordinance 19877003 .