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Date: 12/01/92 <br /> From: Bob Hammitt CERMLLD - RIS1 <br /> To: Randy MacDonald CEEXRXM - RIS1 <br /> cc: Chris Andersen CEWACFA - RIS1 <br /> Subject: MORSE RANCH FENCING <br /> Chris Andersen asked me to send you some information regarding the costs for <br /> the fencing work done at Morse Ranch. <br /> There were two separate fence projects. A contract was issued to the low <br /> bidder for $5,912.70 to restore the existing perimeter fence and to rebuild a <br /> missing section of the fence. Restoration and rebuilding the missing section <br /> was done in order to help contain dogs using the off leash area as well as to <br /> restore the historic value that the fence contributed to the ranch. <br /> Restoration of this fence was a goal regardless of the off leash program. <br /> The other fence work involved was constructing a new fence to completely <br /> enclose the creek and associated wetlands area to protect that area from <br /> environmental damaged associated with the off leash area. Parks crews <br /> consulted with Deborah Evans to determine the area that need protection. The <br /> fencing was completed by City crews at a cost of $4100. This includes labor, <br /> fringes, equipment, materials and supplies. <br /> Its interesting that the people who seem to be complaining most about the City <br /> investing funds in the fence are the same ones that placed the most pressure <br /> on the City to construct the fence. <br /> Hope this answers your questions. If not let me know and I'll try again. <br />