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TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1994 Council considered approval of revisions'to the "Rules and Regulations Governing the Use of Beaver Creek Reservoir". Director of Water Resources John H. Dyches explained the changes were being requested in order to (1) change the language in the Rules to refer to the Water Resources Department rather than Public Works Department; (2) attempt to restrict the possible introduction of zebra mussels into the Reservoir; (3) update boating fees; and (4) outline provisions for use of inflatable boats. Upon motion, duly seconded and by unanimous vote, Council approved the revisions as submitted. 17¸ Council acknowledged a report on the status of the FY 93-94 Capital Improvement Program. Vice-Mayor Adams suggested that the 8150,000 budgeted for the Sara Lee Roy Street Plant access road project (which had been put on hold due to the announcement that the Roy Street Plant would close) be redirected to curb and gutter projects which are being requested by citizens. City Manager Reynolds, noting a new 5-year Capital Expenditure Program would be presented to Council along with the FY 94-95 Budget proposal, stated that consideration could be given to inclusion of such projects in the new Program. City Manager Reynolds requested that Council give consideration to two requests for supplemental appropriation, which were not compiled in time to be included in the agenda. Mr. Reynolds said the Compensation Board had identified funding for office automation equipment for Commonwealth's Attorneys and Sheriffs. The City Commonwealth's Attorney and City Sheriff had successfully applied for this funding. The Commonwealth's Attorney was awarded S888 of which $159 was a local match. Commonwealth's Attorney J. Randolph Smith requested that Council provide $200 in local funds in order to purchase software for