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City Council Meeting December 11, 2000 Page 12 at that time will be determined by the new pay plan. However, no employee will have their salary reduced by the new plan. This one-time cost of living adjustment will cover the period October 1, 2000 through December 31, 2000. It will be approximately 3% of the expected compensation for that three month period. Payment is expected to be made on December 21, 2000." The City Manager introduced Maria Pope of the Engineering Department to give a presentation of the City's website. He advised Council that the City launched the site a year ago and took it down about two weeks ago. Maria Pope has improved the original offering and has added a lot of content which will be improved over time. Ms. Pope came forward giving the City Council a handoutshowing screen type samples of what some of the departments will look like on the website. Ms. Pope gave the City Council a presentation of her goals, the progress made to date, and how she approached the creation of the website. Mayor Pfiester suggested placing a notice in the water bills notifying the public of the City's website. City Manager Malone reported that the city is reviewing the architect's recommendations for the changes to be made in order for the second bid to go out on the Santa Fe - Frisco Depot Project. He stated that it is hoped that we can advertise for bids in January. The Manager reported that Fire and EMS Station No. 2 on Pine Mill Road is 75% complete and it is hoped that it will be completed in late January. Mr. Malone reported that Fire station No. 4 on Jefferson Road at 24t" S.E. is 65% complete and should be completed by late February. With regard to the Eastgate Subdivision, the Manager reported that the streets are 95% complete, the water and sewer is 80% complete, and the lift station is on order and is due to be delivered in January. The Neatherly Street Drainage Project is 95% complete and the city is having to reduce the crown on the street with the job to be completed in one or two weeks. Mr. Malone also reported on one of the projects being accomplished as part of the SSES report by ADS Environmental Services, that being the construction of the new section of 36 inch outfall sewer line. Mr. Malone reported that the line is now 85% complete. He stated that project proposals have been received for the Main Street Downtown Streetscape Project and these proposals will be