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R96-186
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AUTHORIZIING AGREEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ECONOMICS, INC.
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12/16/1996
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• � <br /> w Of•DEC� <br /> � C <br /> v oe <br /> �'`41� <br /> December 10, 1996 <br /> PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM <br /> NO. 96 - 87 <br /> MEMORANDiJM TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: James L. Williams, Jr., City Manager v <br /> Bruce A. McNabb, Director of Public Works�'�' <br /> SUBJECT: Lake Decatur Watershed Management Feasibility Study Consultant <br /> We have reviewed the attached recommendations of the review panel regarding a consultant <br /> to assist in this study, and we have discussed these recommendations with Mr. Alexander. We <br /> concur with these recommendations and recommend approval of the appropriate resolution. <br /> While we recognize that the proposed consultant team may not be the least expensive option, <br /> we believe that the additional benefits to the City will exceed the additional expense. The results <br /> of this study will provide the City with valuable information which will enable the City to make <br /> critical decisions next year. These decisions will affect the water system for many years and have <br /> the potential to save the City several million dollars. We believe that it is worthwhile to get the <br /> best possible information and recommendations. <br /> City staff will be present to answer questions about this study and these recommendations. <br /> cc: Review panel <br /> Stephen John, EPE <br />
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