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Regular Council Meeting 7-6-98 Page 4 A motion to authorize an expenditure not to exceed $3,500 to Ballash Press for the Fall issue of the V.O.V. Dr. Parker, seconded by Mrs. Cinco, made a motion to authorize an expenditure not to exceed $3,500 to Ballash Press. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Expenditure Authorized A motion to authorize an expenditure in an amount not to exceed $53,424.00 to Ryan Environmental Dr. Parker, seconded by Mr. Marquardt, made a motion to authorize an expenditure in an amount not to exceed $53,424.00 to Ryan Environmental contingent upon the Village receiving satisfactory responses to its questions pertaining to prevailing wages, a rectangular tank and any other questions that may arise. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Expenditure Authorized With Contingencies A motion to authorize an expenditure in the amount of $4,500 to North Coast behavioral Research Group Dr. Parker, seconded by 1VIr. Mazquazdt, made a motion to authorize an expenditure in the amount of $4,500 to North Coast $ehavioral Research Group. Council President Fixler sa{d he spoke his feelings eazlier this evening. He is not in favor of this survey, he thinks we have gone thrqugh enough surveys. The Citizen's Advisory Committee and numerous residents have been involved in this. ~Ie feels that any further sul'veying we do should be done internally so we can get a clear handle from our constituents as opposed to an outside source who will do a questionnaire. He also questions the accuracy of the questionnaire. A sample questionnaire was enclosed in Council's packets. He does not think $4,500 for a survey doesn't make sense. Mr. Mazquazdt said we aze embazking on the planning of a very lazge recreational complex. In having a survey that is unbiased and independent, that tikes a representative sample--Yid we (with `the Recreation Committee) will participate in the fpr}laa~ipn of that survey--he thinks ifwill give us `~~e foundation for our decision-making process to keep the thing going and not be open to the question as to whether the deck was stacked o~ ~~t~}~~ here were some bias.