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ITUESDAY, OCTOBERll, 1988 calls will not be considered taxable receipts. Councilman McClain, in addition to suggesting that City Manager Brown confer with CENTEL (i.e., Central Telephone Company of Virginia) officials to determine what, if any, ramifications there may be from the proposed ordinance on the providing of telephone service in the City, noted that in those instances where Southwestern Virginia Gas Company's system serves merely as a means by which natural gas is conveyed from elsewhere to local large consumers, there might be some small loss of revenue to the City under the proposed ordinance. In addition, Mr. McClain raised the question as to what constitutes ultimate consumers, particularly in those cases where natural gas is sold to apartment complex owners/operators, who include the cost of such gas in the rentals charged their tenants. Mr. W. Allen Adams, of HABCO Construction, to whom or to which a Special-Use Permit has been issued (under authority granted by Council at its regular meeting held March 10, 1987) for a townhouse project at the end of Wood Street, appeared before Council and presented evidence that a corporate entity has been formed (and incorporated by the State Corporation Commission on September 27, 1988), 'identified as the Quail Hollow Homeowners Association, which will now permit HABCO Construction to proceed with its townhouse project and will enable HABCO to subdivide the project property into townhouse lots (for sale) and to provide certain common areas and facilities for use by owners and occupants of the townhouses within the subdivision. Council unanimously accepted this evidence and approved the corporate entity. Council acknowledged receipt of City Manager Brown's report, as a requested follow-up on Commissioner of the Revenue J. Ronnie Minter's personal property tax report dated September 20, 1988. In his follow-up report, Mr. Brown