Athens City Council may vote Monday on the fiscal 2018 budget as well as a proposal for surface exploration and geotechnical evaluation services for the proposed new recreation center.

Council members reviewed the budget in some detail during a half-day public work session Sept. 13.

Monday’s regular meeting is at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall, 200 W. Hobbs St. A pre-meeting work session will be held at 4:30 p.m., at which time the council generally discusses each of the upcoming agenda items. Both meetings are open to the public.

During the work session, council members will hear a presentation from Public Works Director James Rich and someone speaking on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club.

The following items were listed on the meeting agenda as of Thursday:

Public hearings

• Hearing to receive comments concerning the proposed zoning approval for the sale of alcohol in the city of Athens by Athens Arts League on Oct. 20.

Regular calendar

• Resolution allowing the dedication and acceptance of certain streets, sidewalks and storm/sanitary sewer mains in projects operated by the Athens Housing Authority;

• Ordinance amending business license code concerning certain delivery licenses;

• Resolution to fill vacancy on the Athens Zoning Board of Adjustment;

• Resolution concerning the continued delivery of the city’s solid waste to the solid waste transfer station;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 general fund operating budget;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 special revenue operating budgets;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 landfill operating budget;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 special school fund operating budget;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 20018 contingency fund operating budget;

• Resolution declaring a public nuisance at Maxie Allen Street and ordering its abatement;

• Resolution to pass through the wholesale rate increase from TVA and approve schedule of retail electricity rates for Athens Electric Department;

• Resolution to approve travel expenses for Electric Department personnel;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 Sewer Department budget;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 Gas Department budget;

• Resolution to approve the fiscal 2018 Water Department budget;

• Resolution to accept the proposal from Morell Engineering to provide subsurface exploration and geotechnical evaluation services for the proposed new Athens Recreation Facility; and

• Resolution to set a public hearing for the regular meeting of Oct. 23 to review the request from the Athens Board of Education to rezone 5.82 acres located to the west of Dexter Street.