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Five Councilmen for the City of Reno seated theMselves in joint session with the City Council of the City of Paris. The joint session was called by both councils to discuss the request of the City of Reno for waste water treatment service from the City of Paris. Mayor Malone advised both councils of the action that. was taken in the May 1, 1978 meeting concerning the offer of the City of Paris to negotiate a contract, the action being as follows. 1. The minimum monthly rate to treat Reno sewer would equal monthly payment from Paris to Reno for capital investment. 2. The volume of effluent to be received from Reno be limited to a volume approved by the City of Paris as a maximum volume required for h population of 2,180 3. The future city limit lines of the City of Reno be established and agreed to by the City Councils of both cities. Mayor Malone asked for discussion and Mr. Ronnie Smith of the City of Reno suggested that the service afea or city limit lines be set as "property develops and the time comes ". Councilman Williams stated that he felt that now is the time to establish the service areas. Councilman Farris suggested that the City of Paris have the rights of first serving or refusal of service for areas outside the suggested line. After further discussion, Mayor Malone declared the City Council in executive session. In executive session the City Council discussed service area limit lines. Mayor Malone declared the Council back in regular session. A motion was made by Councilman Fisher, seconded by Councilman Philley that the Manager be authorized to prepare and transmit a letter to the City of Reno present- ing a map and terns under which the City of Paris will treat the effluent of the City of Reno. Motion carried 7 ayes, 0 nays. There being no further business, both Councils adjourned. MAYOR MICHAEL MALONE ATTEST: H. C. GREENE