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Regular Council Meeting <br />8-13-01 <br />Page 2 <br />Mrs. Koren said our landscaper is Markey, not Arrow. We would like some input in the <br />decision-making process. <br />Mr. Samac said the Sanitary Engineers specifically stated that what they wanted to do was to get <br />a hold of the landscaper who does the work there and contact all the residents that are involved <br />and get their input as to what they would like to see and come up with a game plan. Mr. Samac <br />said he apologizes; he had spoken with a gentleman who he thought was the President of the <br />Homeowner's Association and he gave him Arrow Landscaping. He sees Markey all the time <br />and will get a hold of him first thing in the morning. <br />Mrs. Koren said we have already talked to him. <br />Mayor Rinker asked if Mrs. Koren could memorialize any discussions she has had and provide <br />copies for he and Council. He said that would help us. <br />Mrs. Koren said what he has thus far submitted is not acceptable to us. <br />Mayor Rinker asked that she discuss it with him and when she has something that looks <br />acceptable to her, have him submit it as an estimate and detail it. Realistically, any planting <br />season--we have a couple of months easily for that. Provide that for Mr. Samac and that way we <br />can track it. <br />Council President Marquardt asked if there were any additional comments. <br />Tom West, 773 Village Circle - said he is following up on the same sort of thing. He asked Mr. <br />Samac to give him an idea of what the County normally thinks about in terms of dollars and <br />cents so we don't spin our wheels designing something wonderful that you would be proud to put <br />in the center of town. <br />Mr. Samac said he thinks everyone at the Sanitary Engineer's Office agrees with everyone else's <br />assessment once they look at the site. He does not think money will be much of a concern on <br />their part. If it is going to satisfy the neighborhood, the neighbors and correct the job, we'll apply <br />any pressure we can to see to it that you are satisfied. <br />Mayor Rinker said historically, it usually takes a while, but with the Sanitary Engineer ultimately <br />we have been able to get good service from them. Typically we have to come back but typically <br />N.E.O.R.S.D. and the Sanitary Engineer have been pretty good about making things work out so <br />we are pretty optimistic. Council President Marquardt asked if there were any further comments. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />There were none.