The Manchester Board of Aldermen meets Tuesday night with city budget changes, and emergency legislation on the agenda.

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Aldermen are set to discuss the city budget, both making a change to this year's numbers and reviewing finances for fiscal year 2013. The city wants to increase the 2012 general fund budget by $110,910 and reduce the 2013 general fund budget by $110,910. According to documents included in the agenda in this article, the money is needed in 2012 for "additional personnel, unexpected legal fees, additional meeting and travel costs and restoration of a special event that has been funded." The city also wants to increase the parks and stormwater fund by $12,000 for 2012 and then reduce it by that same amount for 2013, to pay for a tree maintenance project.

An escrow agreement may also be authorized Tuesday night for the Tuscan Valley subdivision. The new neighborhood is to be constructed at 740 Sulphur Spring Road. Previously, subdivision developer CJM Investment, LLC said the neighborhood will sit on 4.15 acres of land and is expected to include eight homes which will be a combination of two-story and ranch style houses. They will sell from $400,000 to $550,000.

Plus, Jiffy Lube could soon be changing your oil at the Manchester Highlands Walmart. Aldermen are discussing Jiffy Lube taking over oil change services there.

Check Town and Country - Manchester Patch Wednesday for any updates.   

For more details on Tuesday's meeting see the above agenda and supporting documents included in the PDF portion of this article.