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PRESENTATION: Mr. Roger Flint gave.~a brie~i ~istory of the Charlottesville-Albemarle CHARLOTTESVILLE- ALBEMARLE CLEAN Clean Community Commission (CAC3) stressing that the program operated with COMMUNITY ' COMMISSION no public funds and was now considered a model program in the state. Mr. Chic Thompson, President of CAC3 listed the following objectives of the Commission: 1) To create, enact and evaluate an evaluational program for people who litter from moving vehicles, 2) To establish student partici- pation in our clean community through a motivational school program of projects and awards, 3) To recognize two days., one in spring and one in fall, as community clean-up days, 4) To obtain regional media exposure about the previously mentioned educational and clean-up efforts, and 5) To help Workshop Five with the expansion of the Recycling/Collection Center. Mr. Thompson requested that office space and clerical help be jointly provided by the City and Albemarle County. REQUEST:. CHARLOTTESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - CAPITAL FUNDS Mr. Buck requested~that the staff work with Albemarle County on the request and report back ~to Council, and wished the Commission continued success. Mrs. Alicia Lugo, Chairman of the Charlottesville ~School Board, requested Council's consideration of funding the exterior and interior projects proposed for Charlottesville High School. Mr. Buck questioned appropriating funds for the interior work until a preliminary study on a more exact cost can be done. .Dr. Hall indicated his support of the projects. Dr~ Gunter stated that she felt the interior project was very important and that the money could be allocated with the understanding that the work must be done within that limit. Dr. Gunter moved the appropriation of $180,000 for exterior projects and $95,225 for interior projects at Charlottesville High School. Dr. Hall seconded the appropriation and it was carried over to the next meeting for consideration. APPROPRIATION: $105.00 FIRE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTION The contribution Of $[05.00 to the Fire Department was moved by Dr. Hall, seconded by Mrs. Gleason and approved by the following vote~ Ayes: Mr. Barnes, Mr. Buck, Mrs.~GleasOn, Dr. Gunter, Dr. Hail. Noes- None. BE !T RE.SOLVED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville, Virginia, that the sum of $105.00 received from various donors as an expression of gratitude for services performed by the City Fire Department, is hereby received.as revenue in the General Fund and appropriated to expenditure account 01-22011-4605 to be expended as directed by the Fire Chief for the benefit of Fire Department personnel. RESOLUTION: RECOGNIZING LANE LEAGUE 13 YEAR OLD ALL STARS Mrs. Gleason read and moved the resolution congratulating the Lane League Babe Ruth 13 Year Old All-Stars for their successful season. The resolution was seconded by Mr. Barnes and unanimously approved by Council. WHEREAS, the Lane League Babe Rut. h 13 Year Old All-Stars began their 1984 baseball season by continuing their winning tradition; and WHEREAS, with the talent and dedication of all of the All-Stars and the leadership of their manager, James Davis and coaches John Mimms and Wayne Ramsey, the team exceeded all exoectations by winning the District S 13 Year-Old Tournament and advancing to the Southeast Regionals in Charlotte, North Carolina. RESOLUTION: AUTHORIZING INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BONDS FOR VIRGINIA VENTURES, II, LTD. THEREFORE, we, the City Council'of the City of Charlottesville, congratulate the All-Stars for being the reigning Virginia State Champions and for providing inspiration to the entire league and the community. Mr. George Gilliam, representing Virginia Ventures, II, Ltd., stated that the request for industrial development bonds had been reduced from $1.1 million~to $900,000 and that the resolution needed to be amended to make reference to the cap now imposed.