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Session 1876 April 21,2003 Ms. Welsch asked if there had been bids. Mr. Ollendorff explained that, generally, professional services contract are not put out to bid; two to five specialized firms are interviewed and the most qualified is selected. Mayor Adams called for the vote and the contract was approved unanimously. CITIZEN COMMENTS: Terry White, 6924 Bartmer, complained that her "go cart" had been stolen again, about derelict cars in the rear yards of 6912, 6914, 6916 and 6920 Corbitt and requested action by the City. Richard Dockett, 6844 Crest Avenue, stated that on April 11, 2003 he observed a police officer throwing drug paraphernalia into a sewer in front of 6853 Bartmer and releasing the subject. Barbara Heise, 920 Golf Course Drive, provided her recount of the April 11 incident at 6901 Bartmer and her conversation with Mr. Dockett. Kathy Straatman, 6823 Crest, thanked City Hall for help with the Roth-Grove Neighborhood Association Clean-Up Day and Sherwin-Williams and Brod-Duggan for the donated paint, brushes, etc. She requested assistance with resolving their concerns. Fred Lewis, 7065 Camden Court, spoke on behalf of the University City Sports Association and in praise of plans to improve recreation facilities. He asked if responses to the survey would be used in planning. Mayor Adams explained that the survey responses will be given to the Prop K Committee who in turn will make recommendations to Council; after that, decisions will be based on feasibility. Ms Welsch and Mr. Wagner asked for regular reports by the Police Department on its response to the April 11 incident and to other drug houses. CITY CLERK'S DOCKET: BILLS FOR SECOND AND THIRD READINGS: None BILLS FOR INTRODUCTION: 1. A bill was introduced by Mr. Sharpe, entitled: