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MONDAY. APRIL 21. 1997 <br />Administrative Offices (8150,000). The total of all capital projects <br />listed was $21,040,000. Mr. Reynolds briefly reviewed each project and <br />responded to questions from Council members regarding them. In <br />response to a question from Council Member Haskell, Mr. Reynolds stated <br />the budget did not include funding 'for demolition of the Starling <br />Avenue hospital property. He stated he was hopeful that State funding <br />or private donations could be obtained for this project. <br /> <br />1.35 <br /> <br />In discussing the Albert Harris renovation project, Council Members <br />Haskell and Dallas expressed support for providing the School <br />Superintendent with a budget for the project and having him assess what <br />could be accomplished within the budget. Council Member Teague said he <br />supported having a meeting wherein Council and School officials would <br />review the plans for the project and then make a decision on what the <br />funding level should be. <br /> <br />A motion and second were made to authorize a supplemental appropriation <br />in the amount of 81,130,000 to the FY 96-97 Refuse Fund budget to pay <br />for the Cleveland Avenue Gym, American Furniture site clean-up, R. P. <br />Thomas demolition, City/County Social Services building renovation, and <br />Clearview Business Park. After discussion regarding the impact on the <br />unexpended fund balance, the motion and second were withdrawn and it <br />was the consensus of Council that this matter be considered at <br />Council's next meeting. <br /> <br />The City Manager recommended that the Administration be authorized to <br />legally advertise for conventional 5-year financing to provide the <br />School Division with up to $2 million for technology and capital <br />maintenance. Council Member Dallas, Mayor Adams and Vice-Mayor <br /> <br /> <br />