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Video freeze frame: Forensic audit committee members look on as representatives from James Moore present their findings of the Collier Boulevard reconstruction project's forensic audit to council Monday. From left, Bill Sneddon, Jim Young, Ron Saffin, Joe Batte, Amadeo Petricca and committee chairwoman Terri DiSciullo. (not pictured Ad Hoc committee member Larry Magel) Kelly Farrell/ Staff

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Video freeze frame: Forensic audit committee members look on as representatives from James Moore present their findings of the Collier Boulevard reconstruction project's forensic audit to council Monday. From left, Bill Sneddon, Jim Young, Ron Saffin, Joe Batte, Amadeo Petricca and committee chairwoman Terri DiSciullo. (not pictured Ad Hoc committee member Larry Magel)
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  • Video freeze frame: Forensic audit committee members look on as representatives from James Moore present their findings of the Collier Boulevard reconstruction project's forensic audit to council Monday. From left, Bill Sneddon, Jim Young, Ron Saffin, Joe Batte, Amadeo Petricca and committee chairwoman Terri DiSciullo. (not pictured Ad Hoc committee member Larry Magel) Kelly Farrell/ Staff
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  • City Councilman Chuck Kiester's open forum held Wednesday evening in Council Chambers was a crowd pleaser. About 50 attendees clapped and appreciated an extension of their usual four minutes of talking time with Councilors. Residents talked with Kiester about hot city topics such as Tract K, electric takeover, a Marco high school, dogs in the park, a potential mayor position, the forensic audit and septic tank use. Russ Colombo, EAGLE i contributor
  • Joe Batte, vice chairman of Marco's Ad Hoc Forensic Audit Committee, discusses his perception of City Council's support for the committee-recommended auditing firm, James Moore, and strongly suggests City Manager Steve Thompson reconsider his position about keeping former Finance Director Bill Harrison on-site during the forensic audit of the Collier Boulevard project which Harrison oversaw. Kelly Farrell/ Staff
  • Ron Saffin of the city's Ad Hoc Forensic Audit Committee says he takes spending taxpayers' money seriously while selecting an auditor for Marco's Collier Boulevard project and creating city financial procedures at the committee's Feb. 6 meeting.
  • Marco Island Finance Director Bill Harrison Photo by Ed Bania / Eagle staff
  • Members of the city's forensic audit committee, Joe Batte, Terri DiSciullo, Larry Magel, Jim Young and Ron Saffin, left to right, discuss interviewing two or more firms to perform an audit of the Collier Boulevard reconstruction project Friday Feb. 6 at City Hall. Kelly Farrell/ Staff
  • Chair of the forensic audit committee Terri DiSciullo calls back an auditing firm to clarify a question asked during Friday's interviews of three potential firms to conduct the forensic audit of the Collier Boulevard reconstruction project. Kelly Farrell/ Staff
  • Forensic audit committee chairwoman Terri DiScullio places a conference call to investigator Bernadette Britz-Parker of audit firm James Moore during their meeting Tuesday at City Hall.
  • Members of the forensic audit committee deliberate after their conference call with investigators Tuesday.
  • Larry Magel of the forensic audit committee listens closely to answers to his questions posed to three auditing firms vying for the Collier Boulevard reconstruction audit project in interviews by the committee Friday. Kelly Farrell/ Staff
  • Resident and Marco Island Taxpayer Association board member Amadeo Petricca says he supports a tax rate hike in 2010 because he sees no other way for the city to recover even during the good times without an increase.

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