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Paris Economic Development Corp. <br />July 23, 2003 <br />Page 3 <br />they also had the Paris Packaging payment. Mr. Anderson discussed the cash <br />outside indicating that a number of those items are routine and indicating <br />where the $500,000.00 payment was made to C-Tech and the payments for <br />work done by Phil Smith. <br />Mr. Anderson said the "New Industry Project" is the only other unusual item, <br />but the bulk of that, almost $23,000.00 of the $26,000.00, had to do with <br />preliminary work that is being done on the Industrial Park area such as cleaning <br />it up and preparing it for the work that is coming up. <br />A motion was made by Director Severson, seconded by Director Dunn, to <br />accept the financial report that was presented by Mr. Anderson. The motion <br />carried 5 ayes, 0 nays. <br />President Wall announced that Curtis Fendley had arrived and asked Mr. <br />Fendley to come forward. President Wall presented Mr. Fendley with a plaque <br />for his outstanding service with the Paris Economic Development Corporation. <br />President Wall called for the Director's report. <br />Gary Vest, Executive Director of the Paris Economic Development <br />Corporation, came forward advising that they have had quite a bit of activity <br />on some of the things that he had previously reported to the Board. They are <br />working with a prospect for a Distribution Center and they are expecting the <br />president of that company to make a site visit during the month of August. <br />Mr. Vest said they thought this was going to be a fast-moving project, but the <br />president of the company slowed it down. He said they would be distributing <br />their product over about a five-state area from this proposed warehouse. <br />Mr. Vest said that TEXED had a project called Project Dakota, which is a <br />company that makes industrial fans. They had submitted a proposal on this <br />project. They think they met all of the company's requirements but they are <br />waiting for a response. <br />