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May 10. 2011 12. Clyde Toler, 1029 Blair Street, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 13. Carol Moon, 4 Creatum Trail, asked that all city employees be treated equally. 14. Glenna Cornett, 201 Thelmar Lane, voiced her opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 15. Dr. David Stuckwisch, 1069 Estate Court, informed City Council of a technical issue with regards to funding that already exists for the schools. 16. Tanya Hodnett, 3604 Blaine Street, voiced her support for what Sheriff Watson is doing for the community. (b) Public hearing to consider the Annual Operating Budget that establishes or increases rates on certain real estate taxes, public utility rates, stormwater fees, recreation fees, solid waste management fees, and golf fees and includes proposed rate changes to take effect on July 1, 2011. 1. Arthur Price, 3200 Reese Drive, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 2. Delores Knight, 33 Kennedy Drive, voiced her opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 3. Nelson Velez, 5772 Churchland Boulevard, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 4. Robert Rose, 3108 River Edge Drive, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 5. Ron Evans, 14 Chipawa Trail, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 6. Paul Landers, 402 Cabot Street, asked that City Council vote no to the proposed real estate tax rate. 7. Mark Geduldig-Yatrofsky, 2713 Sterling Point Drive, voiced his concern with citizen's opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. (c) Public hearing to consider the Annual Operating Budget that establishes or increases the rates on certain Museum fees and includes proposed rate changes to take effect upon adoption. 'Y Mr. Moody informed citizens that there was a consensus of City Council at the Public Work Session to consider an amendment to address some of the fees associated with the Children's Museum particularly the fee for adults and also the group rate. (d) Public hearing on recommended 2012-2016 Capital Improvement Program. 1. Roger Evans, 3625 Wright Road, suggested ways in which City Council could save money. 11 - 184 - Public hearing on use permit applications: (a) U P -11 -01 The Rebkee Company, contract purchaser, by G. Eric Doering, P.E. agent, requests a use permit to operate a pharmacy or drug- store with drive through facility at 3555 Airline Boulevard. Vision Principle: A Robust and Prospering Economy. There were no speakers.