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<br />82 <br /> <br />TUESDAY <br /> <br />JUNE 4, 1974 <br /> <br />$500,000.00, in toto, had been set aside for the CBD development program, the report noted <br /> <br />the net availability, as of the end of the upcoming fiscal year on June 30, 1975, of <br /> <br />approximately $179,000.00, variable with fluctutations and interest which might be earned <br /> <br />during the upcoming fiscal year. The City Manager recommended the allocation of all of <br /> <br /> <br />this sum of approximately $179,000.00 as a supplement to the $500,000.00 for CBD redevelopment, <br /> <br /> <br />since approximately this sum will be needed, according to best estimates available, to <br /> <br />effectively begin the first stage of the CBD redevelopment. <br /> <br />After expressions of support from the three members of Council who are members of the CBD <br /> <br />Commission, and after hearing a report from CBD Commission Chairman George W. Brown on the <br /> <br />status of the CBD property acquisition and related matters, Council unanimously agreed to <br /> <br />the allocation of the sum of approximately $179,000.00 as a supplement to the CBD <br /> <br />development fund. <br /> <br />To begin other aspects of proposed budget considerations, the City Manager noted again that <br /> <br />his proposed budget figures presumed the continuation of the present refuse collection system, <br /> <br />involving once weekly collection and the provision of back door service in residential areas <br /> <br />only if the householder provided and used approved plastic bags. And, it was stressed again <br /> <br />that to return to the pre-February system of twice weekly collections and continuation of <br /> <br />the present can-bag system would involve an additional appropriation of about $59,000.00, <br /> <br />whereas continuation of the once weekly residential collection and at the same time the <br /> <br />requirement that all refuse containers, whether they be cans or bags, be placed on the curb <br /> <br />by the home owner would permit a reduction of some $12,000.00 or $13,000.00 from proposed <br /> <br />appropriations and that, conversely, the resumption of twice-weekly pickup service but with <br /> <br />the requirement of placing all containers at the curb would involve an additional appropriation <br /> <br />of some $22,000.00 during the next fiscal year. <br /> <br />"'...--.--,.-----------.-..-.----. <br />