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3/21/2011
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, March 21, 2011 <br /> Page 10 <br /> expressing their pride in that achievement. Chief O'Neill advised that a written <br /> Committee report would be forthcoming upon its completion. <br /> Councilmember Johnson, as Council Liaison to the Committee, offered his con- <br /> gratulations on the work of the Committee and their great, succinct presentation; <br /> and concurred with their findings, and echoed the comments of Ms. Hall on his <br /> honor in serving on the Committee, meeting past and current staff, and the great <br /> learning opportunity provided during the process in seeing how the operation <br /> worked. <br /> Councilmember McGehee concurred that it was an excellent presentation. Coun- <br /> cilmember McGehee questioned how the Department intended to retain its re- <br /> sponse time when there would be more delayed access to the freeway system <br /> from the Woodhill location than Dale Street location, recognizing that it was a <br /> more central location, but questioned whether they could cover 10% more of the <br /> City in the same response time. <br /> Chief O'Neill addressed the response times given considerable study by the <br /> Committee to ensure that whatever location for a single station ensured that there <br /> would be no negative effect on response times for any portion of the community. <br /> Chief O'Neill advised that response time maps were available with GPS allowing <br /> for significant review of response times, with existing Station #3 located near the <br /> freeway for easy east/west access, and Station #1 more centrally located. Chief <br /> O'Neill noted that the City had opticoms on street lights to turn them green; but <br /> noted that County Road C as a corridor was actually more convenient than High- <br /> way 36 as it provided more room to maneuver and optional routes in cases where <br /> the main route may become jammed, and depending on the distribution of calls; <br /> and using County Road C may actually improve response times. <br /> Councilmember McGehee expressed disappointment in hearing about the amount <br /> of disrepair of existing buildings, and questioned why that disrepair had occurred, <br /> whether it was a function of lack of money in the infrastructure/repair budget or <br /> another reason. Councilmember McGehee noted further disappointment that the <br /> Committee recommended repurposing Station #2, but that it still had the same <br /> roof leaks and cracking foundation, and questioned why the buildings haven't <br /> been maintained to minimum standards. <br /> Chief O'Neill reviewed the condition of the three stations and how those condi- <br /> tions occurred; reviewing past decisions in 2001 when studies were initiated and <br /> City Council decisions to not invest significant funds in existing buildings for <br /> long-term use, given the major repair and maintenance indicated. Chief O'Neill <br /> noted that Station #2 was in the best condition of the three stations, but that it did <br /> need some work; and if repurposed, it would need to be addressed; and would <br /> need to be used as an interim station for approximately two (2) years following <br /> � h <br />
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