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r City Judge, Cedric Townsend administered the oath of office to the newly elected council members, and the new council members assumed their chairs at the council table. Mr. Bob Hayter and Mr. Reeves Hayter appeared before the Council in behalf of Hayter Engineering to present an Infiltration /Inflow report on the Sewer system. Four alternates were presented to the Council showing improvements, repairs, and replacements to the sewer collection system as well as alternate means to treat the waste water for an estimated population of 33,700 by the year 2000. S1r. Hayter advised that an alternate plan should be selected by the Council in order to incorprate into a facility-plan to be presented to the Environmental Protection Agency by August 1979. fir. Hayter advised that the facility plan must be °presented to :Industries, a public hearing called and the Council approve the facility plan. The major differences in the four alternates was the construction of waste water treatment plants; Alternate No. 1 showed the use of the existing plant for all treatment, Alternate No. 2 showed a new treatment plant in the southeastern part of the city, Alternate No. 3 showed the construction of two plants on the South side of the City, one.on the southeast and one on the southwest, Alternate No. 4 showed one plant being built in the southwest part of the city. Mr. Hayter further advised that by 1981 95% of City's funds must be available for matching grant fund. Mr. Hayter requested a dicision by the Council designating one of the alternate plans by mid May 1979., Resolution No. 1929 proclaiming April 27, 1979 as Gene Stallings appreciation day was presented. A motion was made by Councilman Burnett, seconded by Councilman Williams for adoption of the Resolution. Motion carried 7 ayes, 0 nays.