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a second by Councilman Clark to approve this CF-1. The vote was 3-0-1 abstention.. Councilman Langley abstained. Next was Alternative Machining, Inc. This is the last year of their abatement. Sandra Jenkins, owner, was present. They met their employee goal and were up a little in investment. Honey and Me was the next abatement. Tom Liffxck, owner was present. He reported to the council that with the economy down people were not buying interior and decorative products. In 2005 they had 55 employees. July to November is their busy season. The company had a six year abatement. The investment is more than estimated but employees down to 11. The council looked at the matrix and with the 11 employees they would only have lost two points and still be within the six year abatement. Capital Adhesives is in the last year of abatement. The company is up in employees and investment. General Shale Brick, Inc., Resolution 6, 2006, a ten year abatement on real and personal property. The company is down in estimated employees but has exceeded investment amounts. Mike Stacy, owner,told the council the housing industry is still down, but they are seeing some improvement. Not counting points for jobs on the matrix they would still be qualified for ten year abatement. The first plant was built in 1969. Nice-Pak was next with three personal property ten year abatements. They were up in employees and investments. Steve Bennett and Brett Denneman were present and reporting everything was going well and extended an invitation to the council to tour the facility. Next, Overton& Sons Tool &Die,having one abatement on real property and four abatements on personal property. The employees were up and investment costs close to estimated costs. Rita Shearer from Overton& Sons Tool &Die was present. She reported 2009 was a difficult year and it took all of 2010 to get out of it. She told the Council things were looking up now and 2011 should be a good year. ProBuild Company LLC was next. The first two abatements are in their last year. The company is up in employees and investment. The last two abatements were real and personal property, Resolution 9, 2010 and the project has not been completed as of yet. The assessment may not be done or the county assessor may do a partial assessment. The council will not vote on these two abatements CF-1's at this time. RSR Investment LLC (Cougar Bag)was the next CF-1. The real property abatement has one more year and the personal property is in the last year. The company is down about five employees but the investment is on target. Councilman Langley said that five employees down would not change abatement matrix score. TOA(USA) LLC was next with five abatements for real property and four abatements for personal property. Tim Clayton was present and reported the March catastrophe in Japan affected the company and then Toyota took a dip that lasted a month and before these occurrences they were running in overtime mode. They expect to raise the employee count from 323 to 340 or so in the next couple of months plus they have 205 temporaries equaling 528 employees. Next was the CF-1 for Signature Skylights. The company has one more year on their abatement for real and personal property. Their investment was over the estimated amount and employees were a little under estimated amount. Bob Sloane told the council the company took a dip last year due to the construction industry being slow but business was picking up now and they should be up to 80 or 90 employees soon. Councilman Langley said the company actually lost 2 points due to number of employees but gained 3 points on investment so they were plus 1 point on the matrix. The last CF-1 was for PacMoore Process Technologies, LLC. The original abatement was in 2005 and was a ten year abatement on real and personal property. Adam Rawlings and Scott Reed were present and reported they were actually at 95 employees and they are investing five million dollars in capital. The company is adding a processing system and will be hiring ten more employees by September of 2011. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Mathis to approve all of the CF-1's except for Mt. Olive Manufacturing and Live Oak, LLC. Motion carried 4-0.