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Agenda, City Council January 5, 2009 meeting

Council will consider street lights for newly annexed ParrottAvenue and Greenhills. Will consider donation to Columbia-Adair CountyEconomic Development Authority, which has requested $10,000 to match an amount which was authorized earlier by the Adair County Fiscal Court. Will take up consideration of $20,000 donation to "Renaissance Columbia" for Diamond Rio Concert to reimburse a part of the concert losses. The donation wasrecommended by Mayor Patrick Bell but was tabled at the December 2008 meeting, with a Councilrequest for a detailed financial report from "Renaissance Columbia." A copy of "Renaissance Columbia" Treasurer's report present at the December 2008 meeting follows the agenda.-CM

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Regular Meeting of January 5, 2009, at 6:00pmCT, in City Hall, 116Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY.
  • Call to order

  • Roll Call of Council:

    _____June Parson _____Linda Waggener _____Craig Dean

    _____Charles Grimsley _____Joe Moore _____Edwin Taylor

  • First Item: Approval minutes of December 1, 2008, meeting. (Tableor Motion and Vote)

  • Second item: Citizens Comments

  • Third item: Consider request from Columbia-Adair County Economic Development Authority for Donation(Motion)

  • Fourth item: Consider donation to Renaissance Columbia for DiamondRio Concert Expense (Table or Motion and Vote)

  • Fifth item: Second Reading of Ordinance No. 920.92: An ordinanceamending the Columbia Zoning Regulations and Columbia Official ZoningDistricts Map (Properties owned by Lindsey Wilson College). (Table orMotion and Vote)

  • Sixth item: Approve Street Lights, Parrott Ave. (Table or Motionand Vote)

  • Seventh item: Approve Street Lights, Greenhills Subdivision.(Table or Motion and Vote)

  • Eighth item: Mayor Announcements

  • Ninth item: Council Announcements

  • Tenth item: Motion to adjourn
End of Agenda for January 5, 2009 regular meeting of the ColumbiaCity Council. The Columbia City Council holds regular meetings at CityHall, 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY on each first Monday of eachmonth at 6:00pmCT. The meetings are open to the public.

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Treasurer's Report on Renaissance Columbia



2009-01-04 .
The photo above is a composite of the Treasurer's Report given to City Council on "Renaissance Columbia" activities at the Council's December meeting. The Council failed to approve a requested $20,000 reimbursement to "Renaissance Columbia" based on the above report. Although it is not directly evident from the report what the exact extent of the Diamond Rio Concert's cash loss was, it can be derived by subtracting the concert revenues of $15,376.00 from the cash expenses of $45,466.27 for a $30,090.27 cash loss.. The loss could be somewhat greater when inkind expenses, city expenses for personnel, materials and city time is included.
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