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,Tnlv 9~ lgSB The scope of Phase II was identified in the 1981 Public Utilities Master Plan and provides for equipping the new filter boxes built in Phase I, replaces chemical and chlorine feed systems, and completes plant instrumentation work. Of the $20 million identified for the improvements to the plant, $11.8 million was spent on Phase I. Preliminary estimates to design and construct Phase II work is in the $5.3 to $6.0 million range. The remaining S2+ million would be allocated to Phase III for improvements which would inalude a chemical reaction basin, new raw water pumps, new sedimen ration basins, and ancillary unprovements. The Director of Public Utilities has closely coordinated this work with the State Health Department, who has regulatory responsibility in this area. Based on their review, the Director of Public Utilities has requested that the second phase work be moved up two years in the planning process. I recommlend adoption of a motion to authorize me to inform the Stame of the City's revised schedule to begin the second phase." Motion~of Mr. Gray end seconded by Mr. Beamer, authorization be granted to inform the State of the City's revised schedule to begin the second phase work for Lake Kilby Water Treatment Plant, was adopted by unanimous vote. NEW BUSINESS 85-198 - Councilman Gray offered the following nominations for appointments to the following Boards/Commissions: STAMA T. Richard Walden was appointed for a term of one year, expiring July 1, 1986; replacin David C. Spence, Jr. Municipal Finance Commission Morgan A. Joe, Sr. was appointed for an unexpired term, ending July 1, 1988; replacing Dr. James C. Sears. Parking Authority Morgan A. Joe, Sr. was appointed for an unexpired term en2ing July i, 1988; replacing Dr. James C. Sears. Craney Zsland Study Commission John F. Bailey, Jr. and John V. Turtle were reappointed for a term of four years, expiring July 1, 1989. Motion of Mrs. Webb and seconded by Mrs. Lucas,. further nominations, the above members to be elected and was adopted by unanimous vote. to close nominations and there being no to the designated Boards~Commissions, 85-199 - Theodore R. Chambliss, 318 Wall Street, requested an additional 5 minutes to speak. Motion of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mr. Corpre~w, that Mr. Chambliss be granted an additional 5 minutes as requested, and was adopted bly unanimous vote. Mr. Chsanbliss spoke concerning bad conditions existing and asked that the problems be investigated. Mr. Ch&mbliss viously been presented concerning the matter. in three blocks of Wall Street stated that a petition had pre- Mayor Holley responded to Mr. Chambliss that hel remembered the petition, but he was not the party who had misplaced the petition, as it mas referred to Management. Motion of Mr. Corprew and seconded by Mrs. LuCa~s, that the matter be referred to Management and a task force be formed to look into tlhe matter and a report be submitted to Council, and was adopted by unanimous vote. Councilman Beamer left the Chamber at 10:46 p.m. and returned at 10:51 p.m. Vice Mayor Webb left the Chamber at 10:48 p.m. and returned at 10:53 p.m. 85-200 Dr. Hugo A. Owens, Sr., 600 Green Strelet, spoke in reference to occupancy and use of 610 Green Street (£ormerly Wheeler Funerail Home), and asked that the zoning be restored to original zoning in order to operate a! funera2 business at the same address. The City Manager was directed to look into what could be done to "grandfather" the zoning.