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383 <br /> October 26,1983 <br /> cogNcIL BILL NO.8310-93 <br /> FINAL READING: 1! <br /> AN ORDINANCE providing for the vacation of 39. <br /> Street from the alley west of Smith Avenue westerly <br /> to the 41st Street to Smith Avenue overpass. 1 <br /> :F <br /> nr:Illo:u!!:1:TOn ::troT,',,L'gV-;4r3'f.t:11:1.7t-,:ilat'::c117..... <br /> Moved by Councilman Langus,seconded by Councilmen Michelson,that this <br /> is declared to be the final reading of Council Bill No.8310-93 and the <br /> 111 <br /> City Clerk is directed to call the roll for the final disposition of <br /> the ordinance,as amended. <br /> Roll Call: Ayes: Overstreet,Michelson,Aldcroft,Stephenson,Langus, <br /> Pope <br /> Nays: None <br /> Excused: Gipson :11 <br /> Ordinance No.981-83 Adopted. <br /> The meeting them receseod into Executive Session to diecuss a legal <br /> nmtter regarding the Al Bolser Rezone issue. <br /> er <br /> The meeting then reconvenedDirectors into Budget Workshop Industrial after it wuned <br /> as annoc <br /> there would he no Board of meeting of Development '1 <br /> Corporation of the City of Everett,with Budget Committee Chairman <br /> Stephenson presiding and all Councilmen in attendance except Councilman <br /> Gipson,who was excused. <br /> Bill CushmanFinance Director,presented the Council with a deficit <br /> of$491,000 in the 1984 budget. He said this was the first time they <br /> had come to the Council with an unbalanced budget and naturally there /1 <br /> were only 2 options,to reduce expenees or to increase revenues. <br /> 11 <br /> Councilman Stephenson asked if any of the budgets was running under 11 <br /> the estimate at this time and mr.Cushman replied he estimated there <br /> 11 <br /> 515c3d be aPProximately 6350,000 left in the M 6 0 at the end of the <br /> Peer. <br /> A list of on-going projects and new projects for 1984 were presented <br /> 0!, as follows: <br /> 9IChit <br /> New <br /> Facilities Maintenance 200,000 Swimming Pool Reserve 48,000 <br /> Street Improvements 1,000,000 Economic Oev.Programs 42,050 <br /> Council contingencY 50,000 Kasch Park Grant 80,000 <br /> Human Needs 50,000 Navy Task Force Coord. 50,000 <br /> Advanced Life Support 124,674 I.A.C.Matching Funds 150,000 <br /> M <br /> 5 0 2,477,821 I.A.C.Matching Funds 100,000 <br /> CouncilfBldg Dept Stilt.SOURS <br /> Basch Park Loan Repayt. 50,000 <br /> • <br />
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