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HomeMy WebLinkAbout38-11 RESOLUTIONRESOLUTION NO. 38-11 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR AN ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND TOURISM WILDLIFE OBSERVATION TRAIL GRANT IN AN AMOUNT OF UP TO $100,000.00 FOR NATURE TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS AT LAKE FAYETTEVILLE WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville recognizes the need to provide or improve public access for the observation of Arkansas's wildlife, and WHEREAS, the City wishes to apply for Wildlife Observation Trails grant funds through the cooperative program of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and the City Council understand that if granted funds for development, the City must provide land, by lease, ownership or other means, to develop the facilities, and WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville will be required to sign a contract agreeing to provide necessary resources to maintain this park and facilities for a period of ten (10) years, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes the Mayor to submit an application for grant funding to the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism for a Wildlife Observation Trail Grant in an amount of up to $100,000.00 for nature trail improvements at Lake Fayetteville. PASSED and APPROVED this 1St day of March, 2011. APPROVED: ATTEST: By: L 'rN LD JORD ayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer \\�ei99f11tv9stP \ PP 0,c-*. .-p", ',FAYETTEVILLE: ° es.o o•°ate• c1 q (�� 9(me@. OVp s,'���'OeG TOAo��`e, City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form City Council Agenda Items and Contracts, Leases or Agreements 3/1/2011 City Council Meeting Date Agenda Items Only Alison Jumper Park Planning Submit By Division Action Required: Parks and Recreation Department Parks and Recreation requests City Council approval of a resolution to authorize the City to apply for up to $100,000 from the Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program for nature trail improvements at Lake Fayetteville. Cost of this request Account Number Category / Project Budget Program Category / Project Name Funds Used to Date Program / Project Category Name Project Number Remaining Balance Budgeted Item Budget Adjustment Attached Fund Name ,e/Z/ e:, ri ft 6epa Director L Attorney Finance and Internal Services Director Date //Date Date Chief of S;=ff — Date r a+r Date Previous Ordinance or Resolution # Original Contract Date: Original Contract Number: Received in Citfi) 2-11-1 1 P01 :54 R C V D Clerk's Office Received in Mayor's Office Comments: Revised January 15, 2009 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT CORRESPONDENCE To: Mayor Lioneld Jordan and City Council Thru: Don Marr, Chief of Staff (/ Connie Edmonston, Parks and Recreation Direct() C o From: Alison Jumper, Park Planning Superintendent Date: February 11, 2011 Subject: Resolution to apply for 2011 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Agenda Request for March 1 City Council Meeting. PROPOSAL: The Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program is a cooperative effort between the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism will administer the grant application process. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will adminster the project construction process. This grant does not require a monetary match, however, it does require that the applicant provide land suitable for the project and provide the necessary resources to maintain the park and facilities for a period of 10 years. The grant application must include a detailed budget, plans, specifications and bid documents. Staff is partnering with Progressive Trail Design and the Ozark Off Road Cyclists (OORC) to prepare a project proposal to seek outside funding for the project. The OORC has already contributed over 150 hours of volunteer labor at Lake Fayetteville to re-route sections of the trail that have been eroding. Progressive Trail Design has designed many nature trails in Northwest Arkansas and has resources to solicit and secure funding if needed. RECOMMENDATION: Parks and Recreation requests City Council approval of a resolution to authorize the City to apply for up to $100,000 from the Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program for nature trail improvements at Lake Fayetteville. BUDGET IMPACT: This grant application is for up to $100,000. There is no monetary match required. Attachments: Grant Application RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR AN ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND TOURISM WILDLIFE OBSERVATION TRAIL GRANT IN AN AMOUNT OF UP TO $100,000.00 FOR NATURE TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS AT LAKE FAYETTEVILLE WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville recognizes the need to provide or improve public access for the observation of Arkansas's wildlife, and WHEREAS, the City wishes to apply for Wildlife Observation Trails grant funds through the cooperative program of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and the City Council understand that if granted funds for development, the City must provide land, by lease, ownership or other means, to develop the facilities, and WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville will be required to sign a contract agreeing to provide necessary resources to maintain this park and facilities for a period of ten (10) years, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes the Mayor to submit an application for grant funding to the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism for a Wildlife Observation Trail Grant in an amount of up to $100,000.00 for nature trail improvements at Lake Fayetteville. PASSED and APPROVED this 1st day of March, 2011. APPROVED: ATTEST: By: By: LIONELD JORDAN, Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR AN • ' SAS D ' ARTMENT OF PARKS AND TOURISM WILDLIFE O.: SERVATION TRA GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF $100,000.00 FOR ► ATURE TRAIL IMPR$VEMENTS AT LAKE FAYETTEVILLE WHEREAS, e City of Fayetteville recognizes the ne access for the observat n of Arkansas's wildlife, and to provide or improve public WHEREAS, the Ci wishes to apply for Wildlife • s servation Trails grant funds through the cooperative program o the Arkansas Game and ish Commission and the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tour]. ' , and WHEREAS, the Mayor . • d the City Co cil understand that if granted funds for development, the City must provide and, by lea e, ownership or other means, to develop the facilities, and WHEREAS, the City of Fayettev 1- will be required to sign a contract agreeing to provide necessary resources to maintain thi ark and facilities for a period of ten (10) years, NOW, THEREFORE, BE I RESO ►VED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, • ' •.d SAS: Section 1: That the City C • uncil of the City o Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes the Mayor to submit an applica on for grant funding t• the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism for a Wildlife Obse ation Trail Grant in the . ount of $100,000.00 for nature trail improvements at Lake Fayett' ville. PASSED and A ROVED this 1st day of March, 2011. APPROVED: ATTEST: By: By: LIONE D JORDAN, Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City -rk/Treasurer Grant Deadline: 5:00 P.M. March 18, 2011 FY 2010/11 APPLICATION A Cooperative Government Program Funded by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Application Administered by Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism's Outdoor Recreation Grants Program http://www.outdoorgrants.com Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program CONTENTS Introduction 4 Grant Process 5 Eligible Projects 5 Maximum Grant Amount 5 Eligible Applicants Ineligible Applicants Annual Grant Distribution Costs Eligible for Grant Funding Projects Receiving Preferential Consideration Grant Funds May Not Be Used For 7 How Much Funding Will Be Available Annually 7 Grant Deadline 7 Property Requirements and Responsibilities 7 Matching Requirements 8 Local Project Support 8 Who Makes the Decision Concerning Which Grants Are Funded 8 Criteria For Selecting Projects To Be Funded 8 Grantee Responsibilities 9 How Grant Funds Will Be Administered and Distributed 9 Requirement for Professional Design Services 9 Professional Design and Administrative Services 9 Barrier Free Accessibility 9 Application Cover, Signature and Required Descriptions 1 0-1 1 Required Attachments 12 Detailed Cost Estimate 13 Project Location Map 14 Letter of Intent To Lease 15 Parking Sign Detail, Trail Cross Section 16 Example Site Plan / Project Boundary Map 17 Sources of Application Assistance 18 Example Lease Agreement 19-21 Sample Resolution 22 3 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program Introduction PURPOSE The purpose of the Wildlife Observation Trails Grant Program is to make grant funds available to cities, counties, state agencies and non- profit organizations to provide access to Arkansas's natural resources and wildlife through the development of trails and associated facilities. FUNDING Act 686 of 2009 (AR Code Ann. 15-11-701) established The Wildlife Observation Trails Pilot Program which authorizes the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to make available one million dollars for fiscal year 2010 /11 from money the Arkansas Game and Fish Com- mission has received from the oil and gas leases in the Fayetteville Shale. COOPERATION The Arkansas Game and Fish Commision and the Arkansas Depart- ment of Parks and Tourism are cooperating to solicit applications and make available funds for the development and enhancement of trails for the observation of Arkansas wildlife. OTHER GRANT OPTIONS The Wildlife Observation Trails Grant Program is intended only for the development of trails and support facilities for the observation of wild- life. Other grants for recreational trails are available through the Arkansas Recreational Trails Grant Program administered by the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department; 50/50 Matching Grant Pro- gram administered by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism; Rural Community Development Grant Program administered by the Arkansas Department of Rural Services; Trails for Life Grant Program administered by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. 4 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program Grant Process The Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program is a cooperative effort be- tween the Arkansas Game and Fish Commision and the Arkansas Depart- ment of Parks and 'Tourism. The Ar- kansas Department of Parks and Tour- ism will administer the grant applica- tion process. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will administer the project construction process. Applicants will submit one (1) copy of the application. The Arkansas De- partment of Parks and Tourism's Out- door Recreation G -rants Program Staff will review it for deficintcies. The ap- plicant will then be given until April 1, 2011 to submit any additional requited content. The Outdoor Recreation Grants Pro- gram Staff will schedule a public hear- ing of the Wildlife Observation Trail Advisory Board. Each applicant will be notified by mail and given the op- portunity to schedule an appearance before the Board to explain their grant proposal. The Board will make funding recom- mendations to the Executive Director of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. The Arkansas Game and Fish Com- mission will notify all applicants of the Board's decision regarding their grant request. Those selected for funding will be required to attend a Project Management Workshop presented by Arkansas Game and Fish Commission personnel. Eligible Projects The objective of the Wildlife Observa- tion Trail Grant Program is to provide grants to construct, enhance, extend or renovate trails and support facilities that provide enhanced opportunities for the enjoyment and observation of Arkansas's wildlife by the general pub- lic: (A)Projects eligible to be funded by the program are:. (I) new trails, (2) renovations of existing trails (3) extensions or relocations of existing trails with a commitment to open the trails to public use, and are specifically designed to encourage and enhance the ability of the general public to observe wildlife. (4)projects must conform to the intent of the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan and the Arkansas Trails Plan. (B) Trails funded by this program may be either terrestrial or water trails. Maximum Grant Amount The maximum amount that any appli- cant can apply for annually is 5 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program $ 100,000. Eligible Applicants (A) Applicants eligible to receive funds from the program are cities, counties, nonprofit organizations, and state agencies within the State of .Arkansas. (B) Projects located on the property of, or constructed in cooperation with, other local government organizations (e.g., school districts, levee districts, conservation districts, ctc.) are permitted, but the application must be made by a city, county, nonprofit organization, or state agency which assumes primary responsibility for the entire project. The applicant and the other agencies listed above must sign a binding contract agreement making each party responsible for the operation and maintenance of the project which shall remain open for public use at all reasonable times. (C) Nonprofit organizations must provide proof of nonprofit status with applications. Ineligible Applicants Entities which have applied for Wildlife Recreation Facilities Pilot Program grants administered by the Department of Rural Services are ineligible for grants from this program until constuction ofWildlife Rec- reation Facilities are completed. Annual Grant Distribution (A) A maximum of eighty percent of available grant funds shall be designatedannually for applications from cities or counties. 6 (B) A maximum of twenty percent of available grant funds shall be designated annually for applications from nonprofit organizations or state agencies. Costs Eligible For Grant Funding Include, But Are Not Limited To: (1) Materials for trail construction, such as gravel, cement, asphalt, lumber, etc. (2) Interpretive or directional signage directly related to the proposed wildlife observation trail; (3) Design fees, including engineering, inspection, planning, or architect fees, provided that such costs shall not exceed 1 0% of total requested grant funds; (4) Restrooms, provided that such costs shall not exceed 20% of total requested grant funds; (5) Rent of equipment directly related to trail construction and used for no other purpose; and, (6) Trail amenities such as benches, observation blinds, trash receptacles, etc. Projects Receiving Preferential Consideration The Wildlife Observation Trails Grant Committee will give preferential considerations to application proposals that: (A) Have particular appeal to youth for optimal wildlife observation; (B) Provide access for hunting or fishing activities; (C) Demonstrate, with reasonable specificity, promotion of economic development; (D) The board determines the projects to Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program be a tourism attraction; (E) Have written commitments from other parties or the applicant to provide additional cash for the project; (I') Have site preparations made prior to making an application; (G) Can specifically document written commitments of volunteer labor or material donations for the project; (11) Include additional items of public support, such as resolutions from neighboring municipalities or letter of support from local government officials; (I) Meet accessibility guidelines under the Americans With Disabilities Act. Grant Funds May Not Be Used For (A) Land acquisition, whether by purchase of fee title, rights-of-way, easements, or payment of leases, rents, permit fees or other land -use related fees or costs; (B) Construction, maintenance, or operation of enclosed buildings other than restrooms; (C) Trails designed specifically for motorized vehicles; (D) Fuel; (E) Books, publications, or brochures; (F) Advertising fees or materials; (G) Website development; (I-1) Salaries, direct or indirect employee costs, or any other payroll -related expenses; (1) Interpretive programs; (J) Payment of public utilities; (K)Purchase of personal. athletic equipment:; (L)Projects which provide private or selected patronage; (1V4) Landscaping beyond that necessary to heal construction damage along trails; (N) Planting or establishment of gardens or row -crop agriculture; (0) Irrigation equipment (P) Playground equipment. How Much Funding will be Available Annually? Because this is a pilot program $1,000,000 is available for Fiscal. Year 2010/11. Eighty percent (80%) of the funds will be available annually to cities and counties and 20% available to state agencies. Grant Deadline One original application must be submit- ted to the .Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, Outdoor Recreation Grants Program, One Capitol Mall, 1 ittle Rock, AR 72201, prior to the grant deadline of 5:00 PM, March 18, 2011. Applica- tions .may be faxed to 501-682-0081; however, in order to be eligible, the original application must be mailed and postmarked no later than March 18 2011. Property Requirements and Responsibilities To be eligible for a Wildlife Observa- tion Trail Grant, the applicant (city or county) must include with their appli- cation proof of ownership or control of the property. A deed, lease, easement, or a letter of intent to sell, donate, lease or provide an easement for the proposed project property. An ease- ment or lease must have a term of 10 years or more. (See example lease on 7 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program pages 19-21). A letter from the owner expressing the intent to sell., lease or provide an easement for the project property is acceptable if the applicant does not have possession at the time of the application (see example letter on page 15) but funds will not be re- leased to the grantee until an executed deed or lease is submitted. Matching Requirement There is 110 monetary match for this grant program. The applicant must provide land suitable for the project. Local Project Support The applicant will be required to pro- vide the .Department with a City Coun- cil or Quorum Court Resolution sup- porting the project application as shown on page 22 of this guide. Who Selects Which Grants are Funded? Projects will be selected for funding by the Wildlife Observation Trail Pilot Program Advisory Board that consists of seven members: one (1) representa- tive from the .Arkansas Game and Fish Commission one (1) representative from the Arkansas Economic Devel- opment Commission; one (1) repre- sentative from the Arkansas Recre- ation and Parks Association; one (1) representative from the Arkansas As- sociation of Counties; one (1) repre- sentative from the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation; one (1) representa- tive from the Arkansas Municipal League and one (1) representative from the .Arkansas Audubon Society. 8 During the grant hearings that are to be held April 21, 2011, photographs of project sites will be projected onto a screen dur- ing the 5 -minute presentations by each of the grant applicants. The photographs are intended to familiarize the Wildlife Ob- servation 'Trail Piot Program Advisory Board with the grant applications and provide the applicants a tool to better describe their project. Each applicant may submit up to 10 digital photographs of their project site and surrounding area, numbered in the order they should be shown. The Outdoor Recreation Grants Program staff will incorporate these pho- tographs into the PowerPoint presenta- tion that will be shown at the public hearing. \Y/e may edit the number of photographs to allow sufficient time for your presentation and questions from the Wildlife Observation Trail Piot Program Advisory Board. Photographs must be submitted in jpg. format, on a CD or as an e-mail attach- ment sent to bryan.kellar@arkansas.gov arkansas.gov . All photos must be submitted by April14, 2011. No movie clips or mpcgs. If you are invited to attend the hearings you will receive a letter notifying you to call and schedule your presentation time. When you call to schedule a time, we will then e- mail a copy of your presentation we will show at the public hearing so that you know which pictures will appear. Criteria for Selecting Projects to be Funded? Applications will be reviewed by Out- door Recreation Grant Program staff when submitted. Only approved appli- cations will be submitted to the Grants Advisory Committee for funding consid- Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Program eration. The. Committee will review each project application based on its individual merits. The Committee strongly encourages projects that pro- vide additional cash, site preparations, volunteer labor, material donations, fa- cility enhancements, programs that en- courage use, promotional literature, signage and projects in underserved and rural areas. Grantee Responsibilities The applicant will be responsible for securing any required state or federal perrnits prior to construction. If the development is located in a wetland a federal 404 permit may be required. How Will Grant Funds Be Administered and Distributed The Executive Director of the Arkan- sas Department of Parks and Tourism will review the funding recommenda- tions of the Wildlife Observation Trail Pilot Program Advisory Board and then present them to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. The Commis- sion will notify each applicant of thier funding status. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will require each grantee to attend a ProjectManage- ment Workshop in order to receive instructions about how to complete their project.. Requirement for Professional Design Services AR. Code 22-9-101. Observation by registered professionals required (a) Neither the state nor any township, county, municipality, village, or other politi- cal subdivision of the state shall engage in the construction of any public works involving engineering or architecture for which the plans, .pecifications, and estimates have not been made by, and the construction executed under the observation of a registered profes- sional engineer or architect, in their respective areas of expertise, who are licensed to prac- tice under the laws of Arkansas. (b) Nothing in this section shall be held to apply to any public works wherein the con- templated construction expenditure: (1) For an engineering project does not ex- ceed twenty,jive thousand dollars (,•52.5,000); or (2) For an architectural project does not exceed one hundred thousand dollars ovoo,000). (c) This section shall not app/y to any school district; county, municipality, or township project which is planned and executed accord- ing to plans and specifications furnished by authorir eel state agencies. Professional Design and Administrative Fees: Administrative and licensed design professional fees are an eligible cost item for up to 10% of the total grant amount. Barrier Free Accessibility All developed facilities shall provide barrier free access as provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. 12181); section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29. U.S.C. 794); Arkansas Architectural Barriers Act 122 of 1967. 9 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant Application FY2010/11 ® (Maximum $100,000) Application Form= (-Please Print or Type ) A: Applicant (City or County) Name: Mailing Address: ZIP: Phone Number: ( ) County: D. Certification of Chief Executive Officer: "I hereby certify that the information contained in the attached application is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signature: Mayor 1County Judge Printed Name: Date: C. Joint -Sponsor's Name: (if any) Mailing Address: Signature: Phone Number: ( ) D. Application Preparers Name: Mailing Address: ZIP: Phone Number: ( ) E. Amount of Grant Funds Requested $ F. Is the project in a floodplain? Wetland? G. What is the population of your city or community? 10 H. Describe each element of this project and how it will provide a trail / facilities located and designed so that they are optimally attractive for wildlife observation. I. Describe in detail the impact this project will have on tourism and economic development in the area in which the trail is located. J. Describe how the proposed improvements will appeal to Arkansas's youth. K. Does the proposed project provide improved access to hunting or fishing? If yes, explain. L Operating and maintaining these facilities will take people and financial resources. Who will provide maintenance for this project? Will the city or county budget contain a line item specifically for this project? If not, how will the operation and maintenance be paid for? M. Attach a copy of any proposed or current contractual agreement with any committee, club, organization, group, or individual that will perform maintenance or maintain the proposed trail facilities. N. Describe any site preparations made prior to making this application O. List additional local cash funds or project elements that the local sponsor will construct at their expense, or that will be donated or be included as a part of this project. Examples might include benches, large frail sign, additional parking, trail lights, etc. (If none, state "none"). P. Describe what local labor the sponsor will contractually contribute to the project.(If none, state "none") Q. Describe what programs the local sponsor presently has or will estab fish to make use of the project facilities. Start up dates and program specifics must be described in detail. (If none, state "none") R. A staff person will be visiting your proposed project site. Please provide a map and detailed instructions on how to get to the site from the nearest major highway. S. The Wildlife Observation Trail Grants Advisory Board may recommend funding the full amount requested, or a partial amount. Clearly describe in priority order of your proposed project elements and the minimum you consider necessary to complete a viable project. T. Verify that the trail in this proposed project will be open to the public. 11 Required Attachments 1. A signed cover letter from the applicant. 2. Copies ofdeeds, leases, right-of-way, easement, letter of intent to lease or donate or other conveyance with a term of no less than ten years proving that the applicant has an interest in the land upon which the trail will be located. 3. A commitment by a responsible organization to maintain and operate the trail for a minimum period of ten years. 4. Design plans that adhere to state trail standards and guidelines for the trail type designated. 5. If the trail is located within an incorporated area, a resolution passed by the city council signed by the mayor and the city clerk; (see example page 22). 6. If the trail is located within an unincorporated area, a resolution passed by the quorum court signed by the county judge and the county clerk; (see example page 22). 7. A preliminary site plan with reasonable detail, including the existing / proposed trail path, the location of any existing / proposed amenities, and examples of propsed or existing marking and signage. 8. Attach a location map showing the county in which the project lies and its relation to the nearest municipality; (see page 14). 9. Letter of from the applicantand/orother parties detailing additional cash commitments for the proposed project. 10. Letters detailing commitments of volunteer labor or material donations for the project. 11. Include additional items of public support, such as resolutions from neighboring municipalities or letter of support from local government and elected officials. 12 Detailed Cost Estimate e Wildlife Observation Trail Project Applicant should be prepared to provide a detailed cost breakout for each budget line item if requested. Applicant (City or County) Name: Date Engineer/Architect Fee 13 Project Location Map (Place an "X" on the map locating your proposed project) 14 Qfl:SaS e THE NATURAL STATE February 22, 2011 The Honorable Nathan Mills Mayor of Anytown Anytown, Arkansas 79998 Dear Mayor Mills: I am hereby submitting this letter confirming my intent to lease to the City of Anytown, for a term of 10 years (or more), a acre parcel of land located at the corner of 12th and Popular Street. The execution of this lease is contingent on the City of Anytown receiving a FY 2010 Wildlife Observation Trail Grant from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commis- sion to develop for public use. If I can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to call me at (501) 222-1111. Sincerely, SAMPLE Bob White 15 EEN 2' t_ ON WH I TIT. RO LiND \I. DICA PE". 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