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19 <br /> Slide #9 <br /> Recommendation <br /> Approve and authorize the County Manager to exeoutea contract with Berry, Dunn, McNeil& <br /> Part er, LLC for the purpose of creating a Countywide Strategic Plan; <br /> Auth orize the Cou my M a eager to approve arnend meets to the Agreement,u p to the <br /> budgeted amount; <br /> Approve Budget Amend men I#5-C allocating$105.303 from the Counly Capital Reserve <br /> Fund to the Strategic Plan project account. <br /> RANGE COUNTY <br /> 9 Nr4D 'rl I CAl1t}1_INA <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Richards, seconded by Commissioner Fowler, to: <br /> 1) Approve and authorize the County Manager to sign the contract with Berry, Dunn, McNeil <br /> & Parker, LLC to create a Countywide strategic plan at a cost of$105,303; <br /> 2) Authorize the County Manager to approve amendments to the agreement with Berry, <br /> Dunn, McNeil & Parker, LLC up to the budgeted amount; and <br /> 3) Approve Budget Amendment#5-C as detailed above. <br /> Chair Bedford thanked the commissioners who served on the Strategic Plan <br /> subcommittee. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton asked what the commissioners on the subcommittee were <br /> looking for when reviewing consultant options. <br /> Commissioner Richards said it was important to her for there to be a way to evaluate, <br /> monitor, and follow up on the plan. She said Berry-Dunn did it the best. She said the first phase <br /> includes an environmental plan. She said they will look at incorporating current plans and take <br /> them into account. <br /> Commissioner Fowler said she thinks Berry-Dunn offered the most engagement <br /> opportunities and seconded what Commissioner Richards said. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> b. Proposed Revisions to the Wild and Dangerous Animal Provisions in the Orange County <br /> Unified Animal Control Ordinance <br /> The Board received the first reading of proposed revisions and changes to the Wild and <br /> Dangerous Animal provisions in the Orange County Unified Animal Control Ordinance. <br /> BACKGROUND: The Animal Services Director and key staff worked with the Animal Services <br /> Advisory Board (ASAB) and the County Attorney on proposed revisions to the Unified Animal <br />