Roanoke Times Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc. DATE: WEDNESDAY, February 27, 1991 TAG: 9102270464 SECTION: VIRGINIA PAGE: B-3 EDITION: BEDFORD/FRANKLIN SOURCE: DATELINE: BEDFORD LENGTH: Short
Presenting his proposed list of projects, City Manager Jack Gross said it reflected a 61 percent decrease in planned spending on capital purchases from this year.
That, he said, was "indicative of the fact that the revenue stream will very much reduced."
Proposed projects included $175,000 for street repair, removal of fuel tanks and the city's farmers market.
The budget also marks $45,000 for asbestos removal in the city's yellow stucco building, $25,000 toward a new aerial ladder for the fire department, $16,500 for the police department and $22,000 toward city cemetery projects.
Another $33,800 would go to parks and recreation projects, including computer equipment, a bus and a copying machine. And $17,500 would be used for a new roof on the electric department office.
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