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Helicopter issue resolved *
The council reviewed the helicopter? landings recommendations made by thaTown Planning Commission. These rec-y ommendations called for the Mayor t(H alert the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the event that he was informed” by a town resident that a helicopter had* landed within town boundaries. AfteiC some council discussion on the issue th^ Mayor recommended that any resident who wishes to file a helicopter-related? complaint should do so directly to the£ FAA, and that no action was required bj£ the council, and the council reached con-" sensus on the issue. _ "
Treasurer’s report *;
Treasurer Viguerie presented th( town’s financial report, noting consolidate ed assets of $448,203.57, up some $4,00<> from that reported in March, and Water* Works current assets of $11,803.68, corn-U pared to the 2/29/00 figure of $10,405.72.J Fourth of July Festival 2000j
Fourth of July Committee Chair? Charlie Tompkins reported that the£ County Board of Supervisors passed reso-;J lutions supporting “Festival 2000” as eg coimty event, and funding the event foi*. up to $3000 to eliminate parking fees foa/ Rappahannock residents. The councilreviewed and passed a series of resolu-^ tions related to the celebration.
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