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<br />Mr. Keller wondered what the $1 million reduction in the bond issue represented. <br />Mr. Lutes answered that two factors had been built in to the original estimate - <br />a 7.5% inflation rate and a 10% contingency on construction. Those two factors <br />totaled $1.5 million, so they have been reduced to $500,000. <br /> <br />Mr. Keller wondered about possible cost reduction in building a more box-shaped <br />facility. Mr. Lutes explained the shape as designed will provide for outside <br />windows for each cell - a federal requirement for federal funds stip'llates <br />single cells with windows. It would be a mistake to build it otherwise, he <br />felt, because how functional it is inside seems more important than construction <br />dollars saved by building it in a conventional shape. <br /> <br />On reasons for single-cell uni ts, Sheriff Burks said it is primarily for <br />managerrent purposes. There is no way to effectively control what is happening <br />in dorms. Single cells do benefit the prisoner as well. Some prisoners need <br />to be segregated from all the others for safety factors. <br /> <br />On having the mental health unit within the jail, Sheriff Burks responded it <br />is much more convenient for staff - there are sorre persons with severe mental <br />problems that cannot be released because of criminal charges against them. This <br />facility is proper to house a mental health unit because it is secure and <br />professional people are on hand to assist - it will better utilize staff and <br />provide a most humane setting as well. <br /> <br />Police Chief Dale Allen endorsed and supported Sheriff Burk's comments. <br />is the Police Department's feeling that, as the community develops a <br />corrections facility, it is logical to have the ability to address the <br />of persons wi th severe mental problems; tha t is, persons determined to <br />dangerous, to themselves or to others. <br /> <br />It <br /> <br />needs <br />be <br /> <br />Mrs. Shirey felt that, if not provided now, it will have to be provided later <br />somewhere else - utilizing more staff. <br /> <br />Sheriff Burks noted, in answer to a question, that not all the property has been <br />purchased at this point. <br /> <br />Sheriff Burks concluded that it is a most appropriate build~ng. <br /> <br />Q. Bike Week - Mayor Anderson announced Bike Week May I - 9, and enthusiastically <br />endorsed participation by Council and others in the many events planned. <br /> <br />R. street Assessment Policy - Mrs. Shirey offered to serve on a subcommittee to <br />study the procedures and policy for making street assessments. Mrs. Beal <br />offered to assist. <br /> <br />Manager asked for direction as to how the proposed review committee was <br />to be constituted, how appointed, etc. It was understood the Mayor would <br />appoint. Gouncilman Bradley expressed some interest in serving, and the <br />Mayor asked others interested to let him know. <br /> <br />S. Taxi' Company Need - Mr. Bradley has received a call from a taxi driver who <br />. feels there is a need for an additional taxi company, as he feels the present <br />two are doing an inadequate job and there are questions of safety, health and <br />welfare involved. Mr. Bradley wondered about the process involved in <br />getermining need and whether the Ci ty should investigate the entire area <br />regarding regulations, etc. <br /> <br />4/26/76 - 22 <br /> <br />~?,,, <br /> <br />~,e <br /> <br />~- <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/14/76 <br />File <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/21/76 <br />File <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/21/76 <br />See action <br />below <br /> <br />---- <br /> <br />-- <br />
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