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I S <br /> 10/5/82 Page -2- <br /> PUBLIC HEARING DATE SET Councilwoman Morris moved, Councilman Cussen <br /> seconded that the American Legion Special <br /> Events applications for Noveber 6, December <br /> 3, December 11, and December 31. 1982 be ac- <br /> cepted and a public hearing be set for October <br /> 19, 1982. Question called for. All in favor. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> NOVEMBER 2ND COUNCIL Mayor Meier advised since this is the date <br /> MEETING - RESCHEDULE of the General Election, he suggested the <br /> council meeting be rescheduled for November <br /> 3, 1982. <br /> RESCHEDULED TO NOV. 3, 1982 Councilman Fauson moved, Councilman Cussen <br /> seconded that the first meeting in November <br /> be rescheduled to November 3, 1982 . Question <br /> called for. All in favor. Motion carried <br /> unanimously. <br /> 1983 PROPOSED BUDGET - Mayor Meier opened the public hearing. <br /> PUBLIC HEARING Administrator Wurl advised that the budget <br /> was submitted based on the discussions held <br /> during the numerous study sessions of city <br /> council . Two options had been added after <br /> discussion with the County Assessor and a <br /> review of the City's assessed valuation <br /> relative to the personal property figure <br /> regarding the 7% limitation. That differ- <br /> ence did provide for additional revenue of <br /> $27,000.00. One option was to reduce the <br /> transfers by $27 ,000.00; the other was to <br /> reduce transfers by $7 ,000.00 and add $20,000.00 <br /> to the budget thereby eliminating the necessity <br /> of reducing our work force by 2 people. <br /> The budget as submitted provided for a total <br /> of $1,998. 985.00 for the general fund plus <br /> the other funds for a total of $4,868,084. 00. <br /> The mill levy that is permitted under the <br /> 7% limitation is 7 .016 for general operating <br /> expenses and .6 mills for to defray expenses <br /> of the General Obligation Recreation Bond <br /> for the pool , which is the last year and <br /> the pool will be repaid. One item provided <br /> for, but not officially addressed was the <br /> City Administrator' s salary. <br /> Administrator Wurl advised that the public <br /> hearing notices were published in the Louisville <br /> Times for both the 1983 budget and the Revenue <br /> Sharing funds. <br />
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