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Page 2 . 7 <br /> Personnel and Finance <br /> appropriation there would be a balance of approximately $300, 000 in the <br /> revenue sharing account. Mr. Saros noted that donations have been received <br /> from Lowes and Coachman Industries to help fund the escrow account .from which <br /> lease payments are made. After May, 1984 the escrow balance will drop to <br /> $10, 000 . <br /> Councilman Braboy asked whether the museum would be self-supporting <br /> and was advised that this was the intent however donations are an important <br /> factor. The new position of Administrative Assistant for the Mayor will <br /> assist in fund raising activities. Councilman Crone noted that if the <br /> bill is passed that it would basically buy another year on the lease since the <br /> City has already received notice of their default. Councilman Beck voiced <br /> her concern that many individuals are holding off on donations until the <br /> building is bought and Discovery Hall is moved. Councilman Serge noted <br /> that the original plan for the Century Center was to have the entire <br /> collection housed there. <br /> Following further discussion by the Committee, Councilman Serge <br /> made a motion seconded by Councilman Beck that Bill No 28-84 receive a <br /> favorable recommendation. The. passed unanimously. <br /> Councilman Voorde noted that Resolution 9-D deals with UDAG. He <br /> suggested that perhaps a decision on whether to purchase the Freeman�Spicer <br /> `Building be held up until final word on the Central High School project is <br /> given. Mr. Vance noted that although Central could be received for a $1.00 <br /> there were many hidden costs related to utilites and remodeling. <br /> Mr. Leszczynski then reviewed Bill No 29-84 which would appropriate <br /> $60, 000 from Revenue Sharing for various vehicles needed for the Department <br /> of Code Enforcement and Bureau of Traffic and Lighting This bill would <br /> provide money for five cars for Code Enforcement and three pickup trucks <br /> for Traffic and Lighting. He also noted that a new striper had been ordered <br /> last week. Following discussion by the Committee Councilman Serge made a <br /> motion seconded by Councilman Puzzello that Bill No 29-84 go to Council <br /> favorable. The motion passed unanimously. <br /> There being no further business to come before the Committee the <br /> meeting was adjourned at 4 :40 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Ann B. Puzzello, Chairman <br /> • <br />
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