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<br />August 1,2006 <br /> <br />In business from the floor, Vince Stone of 1229 Sam Lions Trail, <br /> <br />presented in writing and read to Council a list of recommendations relating to <br /> <br />the cable purchase Issue. City Attorney Eric Monday responded to two <br /> <br />allegations from Mr. Stone relative to a request from a citizen for documents <br /> <br />relating to the cable issue. Mr. Monday assured Council that he had furnished <br /> <br />all documents that had been requested by the citizen except those that are <br /> <br />attorney / client privileged or those that do not exist. <br /> <br />City Attorney Monday mentioned that he had received a request from <br /> <br />Nancy Moore, Director of Habitat for Humanity, for a tax-exempt status for <br /> <br />their current property inventory. The City currently has a moratorium in place <br /> <br />regarding tax exemptions. Mrs. Moore also made brief comments. City <br /> <br />Manager Collins indicated that we would research the issue and place on the <br /> <br />next Council agenda for further consideration. <br /> <br />Council Member Ferrill moved to approve the following Consent Agenda <br /> <br />items relative to the FY06 budget; the motion was duly seconded and carried <br /> <br />by the following vote, with all members voting: Vote 4-0. Yeas (4) _ Reynolds, <br /> <br />Clark, Ferrill, Lawson. Nays (0) -None. Absent (1) - Anderson. <br /> <br />· Accept in the FY06 budget $4,910 in the Cafeteria Fund for use of <br />property and catering recovered costs involved in the Big M and <br />Retirement dinners. <br /> <br />· Accept in FY06 budget $12,488 in the School Fund. $11, 159 is for Dual <br />enrollment and the rest is reimbursement for bus fuel, lost textbooks and <br />Special education services. <br />