One of the most important 22 items on the agenda of the city council session was the adjustment of the city budget for 2004. Such a need arises several times a year for various reasons. This time it was the decisions of the regional council session regarding the clarification of Lutsk's budget. In addition, based on the results of 10 months, the revenue part of the budget was overfulfilled by 935 thousand hryvnias. These funds were directed to the improvement of the city and the repayment of last year's debts for the performance of improvement works. The article on local taxes and fees also required supplementation - 3 million 100 thousand hryvnias more than planned was received from the sale of non-agricultural land and communal property objects. In the context of this issue, the deputy physicians voiced the problem of the shortage of the wage fund envisaged by the budget due to the need for inflationary indexation with a coefficient of 2.2%. The difference amounts to 84 thousand hryvnias. The operation of the ambulance station within the framework of budget allocations is also problematic due to the significant rise in the price of fuel. Regarding this, the session adopted a decision to find additional financing opportunities but within the limits of the industry's estimate. During the consideration of budget issues, a decision was also adopted to traditionally exempt from the payment of communal tax (it amounts to 15% of the profit of the communal enterprise) enterprises where visually impaired people work. The deputies also approved a new edition of the Regulation on the targeted fund of the Lutsk City Council. The previous edition was adopted in 1993 and is morally outdated today, since the legislation has changed, the name of the fund itself (previously it was called off-budget), as well as the sources of replenishment. The deputies also considered the submission of the Lutsk City and District Court regarding the approval of the list of people's assessors. According to the legislation, cases of adoption, restriction of legal capacity, declaration of a person as missing, and the need for compulsory treatment of tuberculosis are considered with the participation of people's assessors. The submitted list of candidates numbers 133 persons. As it turned out during the discussion of the candidates, many of the recommended persons do not know about the recommendations for them to be people's assessors, and some, due to their work schedule, cannot perform this function. The deputies had complaints about certain candidates. Therefore, the session adopted a decision to finalize the lists, obtain the personal consent of the candidates for people's assessors to carry out such work, and also to invite all applicants to the meetings of the deputy commissions. The final version of the list will be approved at the December session. At the session meeting, privatization and property issues, land issues, and deputy appeals were also considered.