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review committee <br />Member Willenbring asked what Commission members should do before the next <br />meeting regarding this subject. Schwartz asked Tim Pratt if the next step for <br />the Council on August 8th was a draft Request for Proposal. Pratt said they <br />could go to that step if that was the recommendation. Schwartz said in that <br />case comments and recommendations from Commission members should be made within <br />the next couple of weeks so they can be presented to the Council. Greg <br />Schroeder, City Councilmember, stepped up and said he didn't think this was a <br />fair request. They weren't giving Tim enough direction on what they wanted. <br />Schwartz said the Council would make the ultimate decision on how it will be <br />bid. He suggested they wait for Council direction on what they expect in terms <br />of Commission involvement. <br />Member Fischer asked what decision the Council will be making on August 8th. <br />Pratt said that he would be presenting this same draft report to them and that <br />Schroeder had already asked for a month to review the information. Pratt would <br />then return to Council in another month for direction. Member Fischer said then <br />they would also have a month to consider the information and make comments. <br />Schwartz and Pratt agreed. <br />Member Marasteanu stated that he thinks the single- stream program is the way to <br />go. He said the report was full of good information and that it is obvious to <br />him that single- stream is the way to go. <br />Chair Wilke said that based on the report he thinks it's pretty obvious that <br />residents want a single- stream program. Chair Wilke moved to recommend to <br />Council that they draft a Request for Proposal for a single- stream program. <br />Member Willenbring seconded. <br />Member Willenbring asked if they really need to see an RFP. The Council will be <br />making the actual decision. He said the RFP is just paperwork staff has been <br />filling out for years and bringing it to the Commission for approval is a waste <br />of everyone's time. <br />Member Shiely said he'd be very cautious about not going through the bidding <br />process when we're spending $250,000. Chair Wilke said he thinks that's a <br />decision staff has to make. <br />Chair Wilke said he thinks they should make a recommendation to Council that <br />the Commission support a single- stream RFP. <br />Member Fischer pointed out that even though the report shows 92.5% liked <br />single- stream, less than half of them were willing to pay more to get it. The <br />report seems to show that whatever program residents were on, that's what they <br />preferred. He said he'd like to see what people would chose if they were given <br />all the options. <br />Chair Wilke said he was in a single- stream pilot area, and the collection <br />seemed to take less than half the time. <br />Member Fischer said he'd like to make a recommendation to Council for an RFP <br />that included several different options. <br />John Kysylyczyn pointed out that the price between single- and double - stream is <br />