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R89-153
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AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT - PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY, INC.
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11/6/1989
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' � � . <br /> , <br /> ' I. PROJECT ABSTRACT <br /> , This agreement describes a project to implement Fire Station Location Package(FSLP) --a proven <br /> computer-based method for locating fire stations--in the City of Decatur, State of Illinois. This <br /> , project will provide the City with an effective method for developing an efficient configuration of fire <br /> starions designed to minimize response time. It will help local policy makers and fire department <br /> tofficials make better,more defensible decisions about how many fire stations are needed and where <br /> best to locate them within a framework of locally developed objectives and constraints. <br /> ' The project described in this agreement can be completed in appro�umately four to twelve <br /> months. The City will own the FSLP system at the conclusion of the project and will be able to apply <br /> ' the system for periodic updates as local conditions change. In addition, the data base developed for <br /> this FSLP project can be used for a variety of other community facility location problems. <br /> ' <br /> This agreement has been developed by Public Technology, Inc., (PTI),the applied science and <br /> ' technology arm of the National League of Cities and the International City Management Association. <br /> PTI has successfully transferred computer-based planning and management tools, including FSLP, <br /> ' to over 150 U.S.cities. Any questions regarding this agreement should be directed to: <br /> Neal D. Carpenter <br /> , Public Safety Manager <br /> Public Technology, Inc. <br /> 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. <br /> ' Washington, D. C. 20004 <br /> (202) 626-2400 <br /> , <br /> , <br /> � <br /> , <br /> � i <br /> ' <br />
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