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210 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1989 recommendation but, at the same time, has some misgivings about not maintaining uniform time limits for all off-street parking lots. Council continued this matter for further consideration at its next regular meeting, meanwhile suggesting that Messrs. Franck and Greene and representatives of the CDC be invited to said meeting for discussion of this matter with Council. Council also suggested that City Manager Brown provide Council with his analysis of what might be involved in developing/maintaining uniformity as to off-street parking regulations. City Attorney David B' Worthy reported that, as a result of his recent legal efforts to enforce Collection of delinquent real estate taxes due the City, some $33,000.00 has been.collected, whereas another $7,000.00 should.be forth- coming by February 1, 1990, from assurances he has received. Mr. Worthy reported, too, in addition to one other property being listed for sale, on which $2,500.00 in delinquent taxes are due and would take precedence, twelve suits are being processed against taxpayers who have not responded to prior notices, representing some $13,000.00 in delinquent taxes, much of which can be expected to be collected by year's end. City Manager Brown informed Council that the new E-911 Communications System is expected to be "on line" and in full operation on January 1, 1990, as originally scheduled, in the Henry County Administration Building, and that an "Open House" will be scheduled soon after the opening date for City Council, the Henry County Board of Supervisors, and other persons directly or indirectly involved with the new system. Mr. Brown also pointed to the development of plans to renovate the Police Department's lobby and its current dispatcher area, costs of which are to be financed by current budget appropriations therefor and by funding expected to be provided in the City's 1990-91 budget.