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AppropriatiOn re: <br />$21,822 Tire Splitters <br /> (2nd reading) <br /> <br />Appropriation re: <br />Amending CDGB accounts <br /> <br /> The appropriation of $21,822 to pay the salaries for two <br /> <br />tire splitters at the Ivy Landfill which was offered at the meeting <br />of June 1 was adopted by the following vote. Ayes: Mr. Buck, <br />Mr, Conover, MS. Gleason. Noes: None. Absent- Mr. Albro, Dr. Hall <br /> <br /> On motion by Ms. Gleason, seconded by Mr. Conover, the following <br />appropriation was offered and carried over to the next meeting for <br /> <br />consideration: <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, the Council has previously approved the appropriation <br />of certain sums of money of fede=al grant receipts to specified <br />accounts in the CDBG Fund; and <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, it now appears that portions of the amounts originlally <br />appropriated Co some of these accounts are not needed for the pur- <br />poses or activities for Which they w~me designated, and' that these <br />unneeded funds should be reappropriated for certain other purposes <br />in connection with this grant; now, therefore, be it <br /> <br /> RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville, <br />Virginia that the appropriations made to the following individual <br />exPenditure accounts in the CDBG Fund are hereby reduced by the rev <br />spective amounts shown, and that the balance accumulated in that <br />Fund as a result of these reductions is hereby reappropriated to <br />the respective other accounts shown, as follows: <br /> <br />Program ~'-:~ -:~Account <br />y"~; ....................... Code <br /> <br />2 14-31220 <br /> <br />Purpose <br /> <br />Street Construction <br />off Taylor:JStreet <br /> <br />Reduction <br /> <br /> Additional or <br />New Appr0priation <br /> <br />.28 <br /> <br />3 14-31430 <br /> <br />3 14-51120 <br /> <br />Schenk's Branch <br />Drainage Improvements <br /> <br />Downtown Recreation <br />Center <br /> <br />$25,174.93 <br /> <br /> 1,742.15 <br /> <br />4 14-31580 3,013.00 <br />4 14-31630 .12 <br />4 14-19410 2,360.83 <br />5 14-31750 40,864.00 <br /> <br />Page Street Sidewalk <br /> <br />Preston Avenue <br /> <br />Neighborhood Planning <br /> <br />Schenk's Branch <br />Drainage Improvements <br /> <br />5 14-19500 C.D. Grant Management $ 3,6~4.75 <br />5 14-31760 Fifeville Wall I0,000.00 <br />5 14-31770 West Main Street - 59,500.00 <br /> Phase II <br /> TOTAL 73,155.03 73,155.03 <br /> <br />Resolution re: <br />Imposing fees for <br />disposal of tires <br />at Ivy Landfill <br /> <br /> Council considered a resolution to set fees for disposal of <br />tires at the Iuy Landfill at 40¢ per tire or $26 per ton of tires <br />in order to split the tires and prevent the generation of gases <br />and the breeding of insects within the hollow tires when they are <br />buried. <br /> <br /> Mr. Charles Nelson of Settle Tire Company and president-elect <br />of the Virginia Tire Dealers Associationobjected to the fees because <br />he felt it would encourage people to litter the countryside with <br />tires rather than dispose of them properly. He also ~felt it was <br />discriminatory for Council to impose the fee for the disposal of <br />waste that he considers to he community-wide waste, not just waste <br /> dealer <br />generated by the tire dealers. Mr. Buck asked why the tire/could <br />not pass the cost on to the consumer where it properly belongs. <br /> Mr. Nelson replied that he expected the consumer to believe that <br /> there are already too many charges tacked on to the price of tires <br /> and to keep the tires to dispose of elsewhere, probably illegally. <br /> Mr. Nelson also suggested that the times be saved at the landfill <br /> <br /> <br />
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