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~scr In addition to the fiscal state evaluation of each various funding alternatives to assist the region consolidated or merged emergency services. necessarily be limited to the following: Funding based on: o Redirected funds o Charitable foundations o Mill levy • Cost allocation based on: o Area o Assessed value o Deployment o Service demand o Fixed rate o Population o Multiple variables agency, ESCI will present an evaluation of in the sharing of the cost of providing any Presented alternatives will include but not Objective 5-D: Findings and Recommendations for Action Any cooperative venture among the agencies presents the organizational leaders with a series of challenges. Successful implementation of this proposal will require that significant matters be addressed regardless of which form of consolidation is chosen. Those issues will be identified here. • Findings -Feasibility of each option will be presented. • Preferred Option -The preferred option or options will be presented and discussed at length. • Policy Action -Necessary policy action by the elected bodies will be described. • Timelines -The recommendations outlined in this section provide general completion timelines offered to guide the agencies in developing a more detailed listing during the formal planning process. • Process Issues -Strategic planning, legal considerations, management and governance, funding, and other issues will be provided in detail. Interim Deliverable: Development and Review of Report Draft for Cooperative Services Feasibility Section (Phase 5) ESCI will develop and produce eight printed draft copies (plus an electronic version) of the Opportunities for Cooperative Efforts section of the report for review by the project committee to discuss recommendations and revisions. Client feedback is a critical part of cooperative efforts feasibility portion of this project. An adequate opportunity will be provided for review and discussion of the draft feasibility report prior to completion of the full final written report. Phase 6: Presentation of Final Project Report ESCI will complete any necessary revisions of the report, including an overview and summary of any public input or feedback received in Phase 4. ESCI will then produce 20 quality bound final versions of the full written report and one unbound copy. An electronic version of the report will also be provided in pdf file format. Formal presentations of the project report will be made by ESCI to the agencies and/or governmental units at a joint meeting of the communities and agencies involved in the study. The final report will include the following: Consulting Services Contract -City of Bay Village, Ohio, on behalf of the Westshore Council of Governments Page 13 of 16