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7013 in the budget, but at commencement of the process, we can inform you as to what is applicable and what is not. We assume that city staff will be able to identify the following and provide us with the appropriate information: 1. Election returns by precincts 2. Candidate's race and ethnicity 3. Annexations of the city for 1982 to 1993 Based on our current projections (and the expectation that we will be able to obtain the 1980 census data), we would be able to complete all tasks defined in this proposal by November 1, 1993. We are conservative in this estimate, but if a decision were made to commence this project by the first week in September, there is a high probability that all tasks could be completed by October 15, 1993. Our professional fees are billed as follows: 1. Consulting $95.00 per hour . 2. Mapping, database construction, and redistricting plan 40.00 per hour development 3. Computer programming 40.00 per hour 4. Data entry 17.50 per hour The budget that we have outlined ass¥mes that we cannot utilize the data sources that the county indicates it now has. until we have had the opportunity to a) determine if the 1981 and 1991 redistricting submissions have block by block data for each precinct with total populations and voting age populations and b) confirmed that city voting precincts are the same as the county's in all elections, we cannot be absolutely sure that these resources will be of value. If they are, they will reduce the costs of this project by approximately $2,500.00. Our company has assisted more than 40 governmental units with redistricting issues, and we are prepared to provide the technical assistance that is required. Attached are the resumes of Dr. Bill Rives, Dr. Ed Jacko and Dr. Tucker Gibson, our redistricting technical staff.