By Mark Wineka

Salisbury Post

Salisbury City Council will hear a presentation Tuesday about a new Parks and Recreation television series.

The “Did You Know” series will be airing on Time Warner Cable’s Access Channel 16.

Council meets at 4 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 217 S. Main St.

In other agenda items Tuesday, council will:

* Receive highlights and goal presentations from the Community Appearance Commission, Historic Preservation Commission and Parks and Recreation Department.

* Consider awarding a $298,630 contract to R.F. Shinn Inc. for installation of sewer lines in areas annexed in 2005.

* Consider awarding a $28,600 contract to Martin Starnes & Associates for auditing services in 2007.

* Consider closing the 100 block of East Liberty Street from 4 to 11 p.m. Jan. 27 for the Waterworks Visual Arts Center’s oyster roast.

* Consider a request from the Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodge to reverse the flow of traffic and restrict parking on Water Street Feb. 22 for the lodge’s annual Brunswick stew sale.

* Consider a revision to a site plan for Drummond Village, which is being developed in the 2800 block of Stokes Ferry Road.

* Proclaim Jan. 15 as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and January as National Mentoring Month.

* Hold a closed session to discuss a personnel matter.

Council meetings are streamed live at www.

salisburync.gov/council/

webcast.html.