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Staff report re: <br />Bank proposals <br /> <br />Staff report re: <br />City Code supplement <br />cost <br /> <br />Appropriation re: <br />$13,730 Shelter for <br />Help in Emergency <br /> <br /> during games, (2) establishment of additional off-street parking, <br /> (3) additional plantings for screening purposes, (4) modified <br /> schedules for games to decrease the noiseand inconvenience <br /> experienced by neighbors. Mr. Hendrix said the staff would report <br /> again when an agreement is reached with PVCC. <br /> <br /> Mr. Bob Stripling, Assistant City Manager, presented Council <br /> with a staff recommendation that they accept the proposal from <br /> <br /> Central~Fidelity Bank for a cash management program for investing <br /> idle City funds on a daily basis. He recommended that the agreement <br /> be limited to one year, with a review at that time and, if successful, <br /> that the City accept new proposals from banks for the next year. <br /> He stated that $40,000-$50,0000 might be realized in additional <br /> earned interest~.~ith this program and the new scheme would remove <br /> the investment burden from the City Treasurer and place it on the <br /> bank. He commended Mr. Gene~:Harding, City Treasurer, for his <br /> successful past management of City funds and stated that the r~port <br /> by the consultants found the City funds to be generally well <br /> managed and included only the suggestion for this kind of cash <br /> management program. Mr. Albro stated that, due to a conflict of <br /> interest, he would refrain from discussion or vote on the matter. <br /> <br /> On motion by Ms. Gleason, seconded by Mr. Conover, Council unanimously <br /> approved the staff recommendations, Mr. Albro abstaining. <br /> <br /> Mr. Wiley reported that the Michie Company, who prints the <br /> <br />City Code and supplements,~has advised him that the price for <br />the supplements will increase from $16.00 per page to $29.40 per <br />page. Though this is a substantial price increase, Mr. Wiley <br />stated that the price had remained unchanged since 1976 and that to <br />switch publishers at this point would not save money. He <br />recommended that Council approve the price increase and increase <br />the cost of individual supplements to paying subscribers from <br />$20 to $30 per supplement. Mayor Buck suggested that the new <br />price be $35, saying that the service would still be a relative <br />bargain to law offices (the major subscribers) and he felt they <br />would be willing to pay this. On motion by Mr. Conover, seconded <br />by Ms. Gleason, Council unanimously approved the price change <br />to $35 per supplement, <br /> <br /> Ms. Jill Rinehart, a member of the advisory board to the <br /> <br />Shelter for Help in Emergency, presented Council with a request <br />for interim funding for the battered women's shelter of $13,730 <br />from March. 1 through June 30, 1981. She stated that the shelter's <br />federal funding will cease at the end of February and that the <br />shelter staff is seeking government funding from the jurisdictions <br />of Planning District X, as well as private and community contributions, <br />to maintain the shelter at its present funding level through the <br />end of fiscal year in June, 1981, She also indicated that the <br />sheIter would be seeking funding for FY 1981-82 at a level of <br />$37,110 from Charlottesville and proportionate amounts based on <br />clients served from the other Planning District X jurisdictions. <br /> <br />375 <br /> <br /> <br />