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<br />,36, <br /> <br />TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1985 <br /> <br />involved can jointly have the work done and pay for the disposal. It is <br /> <br />felt that it will be economically better for the different parties <br /> <br />involved to join together and have the work done, therefore, a committee <br /> <br />was formed to spearhead and manage the clean-up. This commitee has <br /> <br />recommended that Clean Sites, Inc. be authorized to dispose of this <br /> <br />waste. Upon motion by Councilman Oakes, seconded by Councilman Williams, <br /> <br />and unanimously carried, Council authorized City Manager George Brown to <br /> <br />sign an agreement with Clean Sites, <br /> <br />Inc., <br /> <br />authorized an initial <br /> <br />expenditure of $100 for planning cost, and appropriated the City's share <br /> <br />of the cost, approximately $8,000, pending a public hearing being held on <br /> <br />August 27 to amend the Budget. Council also requested that City Attorney <br /> <br />David B. Worthy determine if legal action should be taken against SED, <br /> <br />Inc. <br /> <br />City Manager Brown and Rebecca C. Miller, Housing Services Supervisor, <br /> <br />presented the annual report of the Rental Assistance Program for year <br /> <br />ended June 30, 1985. The staff was commended for their good work. Mrs. <br /> <br />Miller stated that to continue the program past this year would require <br /> <br />funding from the City for the first time. There have not been any new <br /> <br />units added since last year, and there appear to be 250 families in the <br /> <br />City that would be eligible if housing was available. <br />