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6. Presentation of FY20/21 airport budget. Finance Director Gene Anderson presented the 2020-2021 budget and stated that next year's budget will be different in order to show that airport operations are being removed from the City's General Fund and placed in the new "Cox Field Airport Fund". There will be new revenue and expenditure accounts reflecting that the City is now operating the airport. Mr. Hearne asked about left over money that should roll over to which Mr. Anderson stated there was a $69,000 CARES Act Grant which they have submitted expenditures for, but have not yet been reimbursed. Mr. Avery asked what the money was used for. Mr. Anderson stated it was an unusual circumstance in which the City had to spend the money quickly, so what the State allowed the City to do was to submit the normal operational -type expenses, so that when the City is reimbursed the City can then choose how to spend the money with no Grant restrictions. Mr. Anderson said that he would expect to get the reimbursement fairly soon, and it would then be budgeted by City Council and put back into the airport. 7. Receive report on city -owned hangar inspections. Ms. Janice Ellis presented pictures of the violations and went over the list of violations for the following: 1. Glen Chapman — Hangar A-1 is vacating on June 25, 2021 2. Peter Edenhoffer — Hangar C-4 has personal property unrelated to aviation purposes (aquariums, a bathtub, tiles, combustible pool chlorine, etc...) and is also storing an inoperable airplane for which there are no known immediate rehabilitation or repair plans. 3. Jimmy Smyers — Hangar C-5 has an inoperable airplane for which there are no known immediate rehabilitation or repair plans stored in his hangar that is registered to someone else. He is also storing personal property unrelated to aviation (leather chair and ottoman, wicker chairs, and office furniture, etc...), and currently has no insurance. 4. Cody Jones — Hangar I-4 has an aircraft that is registered to someone else, has personal property unrelated to aviation purposes (refrigerator, bedroom furniture, etc...), and has no insurance. 5. Bert Strom — Hangar I-2 has an aircraft that is registered to someone else which is inoperable and to which there are no known immediate rehabilitation or repair plans. He also has no insurance. 6. Jeff Pickering — Hangar I-5 has an aircraft that is registered to someone else, has personal property unrelated to aviation purposes (junk, etc...), and has no insurance. 7. Chad Parrott — Hangar I-6 has an aircraft that is registered to someone else, and is also storing an inoperable airplane for which there are no known immediate rehabilitation or repair plans. He also has no insurance. 8. Phil Whitaker — Hangar I-8 has personal property unrelated to aviation purposes (kayaks, etc...), has a plane that he did not notify the city of, and has no insurance. 9. Eric Clifford — Hangar A-3 has moved the airplane out of his hangar. 10. Jay Crowell — Hangar B-3 has someone else's aircraft and no insurance. 11. Stacy Musgrove — Hangar B-13 has personal property unrelated to aviation purposes (motorcycle, etc...) and no insurance.