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ft 73 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1987 chemical dye-colors during the secondary treatment process now in operation. In addition, responding to inquiries as to whether Federal aid funds are (or will be) available to assist in financing color removal facilities, City Manager Brown indicated that such funds are not available because the City can not qualify (or is ineligible) for Federal aid for color removal facilities (i.e., "for local contributing causes"); nevertheless, members of Council urged that every effort be exerted to obtain Federal financial aid where such is available. Council was - informed, too, that results from the "pilot plant study" should be available within four months and that these findings should be of value to both the City and the Henry County Public Service Authority. Council acknowledged receipt of the following staff reports, viz., A. Balance sheet, all funds, as of January 31, 1987; B. Water/Sewer rates (and comparison thereof) in force among various area entities; C. Status of four local highway projects, with Council adopting a willingness-to-hold-public-hearing position with regard to the proposed Fayette/West Church/Memorial Boulevard project (for report, see addendum); D. Status of authorized refunding of outstanding balance of General Obligation (Water) Bonds of 1985; E. Status of the UDAG application for $3,000,000 for proposed downtown hotel project; and F. Status of Dorn-Will Corporation's proposed nursing home facility to be located off East Church Street (Route 58) near the City's east corporate limits. For discussion and/or explanation, Councilman Cole asked that the "BOCA Permit" question be placed on the agenda for Council's forthcoming March 10th meeting. (Note: It is believed that this question involves a requirement of the BOCA Fire Prevention Code, adopted by the City in 1982, that a one-time permit be obtained, at a cost of $10.00, by each and every local non-residential enterprise, in the