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Harrisburg City Council Work Session - 02/04/2025

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Summary

Harrisburg City Council reviewed resolutions to secure a $200,000 grant for a new leaf-vacuum truck, roll forward $6.5 million in unspent 2024 budget commitments to fund major projects like the Broad Street Market, and reauthorize remaining ARPA funds for community pools, housing, and blight demolition.

This session highlights how Harrisburg is balancing major multi-million dollar carryovers for marquee infrastructure and public safety projects with the administrative realities of deploying federal ARPA funds.

Section summaries

0:00-2:00

Call to Order and Meeting Roll Call

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Council President Bowers calls the meeting to order, the clerk calls the roll, and the committee business is formally deferred to the Budget and Finance Committee chaired by Vice President Green.

This is standard procedural opening business with no legislative substance.

2:00-10:00

Resolution 4 of 2025: Leaf Truck Grant & Public Works Operations

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Public Works officials present a resolution ratifying a $200,000 grant application to purchase a new $233,000 leaf-vacuum truck. They discuss how upgrading from older 'pull-behind' equipment will lower required crew sizes from five to three workers, freeing up personnel to address street paving and illegal dumping. Council discusses the budget line item source for the matching $33,000.

It explains direct operational changes, staffing optimizations, and localized infrastructure service timelines.

10:00-19:00

Resolution 5 of 2025: $6.5M Budget Roll-Forward Overview

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Accounting Manager Brian McCutchen presents the annual budget reallocation process. He outlines how $6.5 million in unspent 2024 encumbrances is being carried forward across five funds. The general fund carryover of $5.5 million is unusually high due to major earmarks: $2.1 million for the Broad Street Market rebuilding project and over $1 million for HVAC, electrical, and security upgrades to the public safety building.

Essential for understanding where the city's largest capital projects stand financially and why carryover funds are unusually high.

19:00-22:00

Council Q&A: Youth Commission Carryover and Board Funding

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Councilmembers ask about transferring unspent 2024 Youth Commission funds ($10,000) into the new fiscal year. Solicitor Neil Grover advises that they can prepare a formal amendment. Councilman Rodriguez inquires about funding dormant advisory boards (CLEAK and EAC), and the solicitor explains that funding newly active boards requires a separate legislative bill rather than a simple resolution transfer.

Highly useful for those tracking minor board allocations and municipal legislative processes, but less relevant to major spending.

22:00-29:00

Exhibit B: ARPA and State Grant Fund Reauthorization

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The administration reviews the reauthorization of leftover ARPA and State grant funds to keep local projects active. Discussion centers on why utility debt assistance and senior initiatives are moving slowly due to administrative and eligibility hurdles. Public Works confirms that $1 million of blight funding is currently out for bids to demolish approximately 10 properties, while $500,000 has been utilized for in-house demolition machinery.

Provides critical updates on delayed community programs, local blight demolition strategies, and public pool engineering studies.

29:00-29:00

Public Comment and Adjournment

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The floor is opened for public comments. No citizens step forward to speak, and the council work session is adjourned at 5:59 p.m.

There were no public comments offered and the meeting concluded immediately.

Key points

  • Budget Roll-Forward Driven by Landmark Capital Projects — The city's proposed $6.5 million 2024-to-2025 budget roll-forward is substantially higher than the historical $2.5 million to $4 million average. This spike is driven by $2.1 million dedicated to the Broad Street Market restoration and over $1 million for safety building improvements, including vital HVAC and electrical work.
  • Staffing Efficiency via Public Works Modernization — By purchasing a new $233,000 leaf-vacuum truck (offset by a $200,000 state recycling grant), Public Works can phase out an inefficient 'pull-behind' system. This technical upgrade reduces the required crew size from five workers to three.
  • ARPA Compliance and Administrative Stagnation — Reauthorizing unspent ARPA funds is legally necessary to keep critical city projects moving forward. However, programs like senior programming and delinquent trash-bill assistance remain stalled as the city struggles to draft fair eligibility criteria and manage staffing limitations.
  • Blight Remediation Allocates Blended In-House and Contracted Models — Of the $1.5 million allocated for blight remediation, $500,000 has been successfully spent on purchasing heavy equipment (an excavator and two high lifts) to run an in-house rotating demolition program, while $1 million is earmarked for contracting out the removal of roughly 10 blighted properties.
we already have two Leaf trucks currently but we need the third Leaf truck because the third option that we use currently is called a pull behind which takes an employee to drive the truck an employee to operate the vac and another employee to rake and keep the line straight John Watson
the city always has encumbrances that are open at the end of any particular year Brian McCutchen

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the time is 5:30 p.m. I would like to

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call our work session to

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order Mr Parker could you please call

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the

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role

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yes misss

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Daniels misss Davis

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present Miss

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green present Mr Jones

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here M rolls present Mr Rodriguez Pres

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Miss

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Bowers presid thank you our soulle

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committee business this evening lies

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with the budget and finance committee um

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I will defer to our budget and finance

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committee chair vice president green and

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I will also note that councilwoman

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Daniels is also participating virtually

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vice president

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green committee uh we resolutions that

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we'll be discussing tonight the first is

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resolution 4 of 2025 which is a

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resolution ratifying the 2024

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application for the recycling

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development and implementation Grant

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under under Section 902 of the municipal

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waste planning Recycling and waste

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reduction act act 101 for the city of

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Harrisburg and authorizing the city of

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Harrisburg to execute any or all form

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forms required relating to the

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subsequent award of200 ,000 for the

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purpose of purchasing a new Leaf

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truck do we have anyone from the

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administration that will be reviewing

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over this for usor

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oh okay um good evening Adam president

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vice pres vice president and counsel can

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you move it closer I don't mean to

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interrupt you that's okay thanks I'm

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Dave West director of public works for

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the city of

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Harrisburg John Watson operations

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manager for public works

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department thank you for being here with

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us this evening uh would you be able to

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go over um just a quick overview it

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looks like it's pretty pretty simple

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that we'll be

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ratifying we will be ratifying um the

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application for a new Leaf truck for

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$200,000 one moment yes it's one already

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we'll be ratifying um the resolution for

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a leaf truck for $200,000

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um since it's being ratified looks like

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it's already been done so if you could

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just review over it um and just give us

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a little bit of information if we've

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already gotten the truck if you just

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tell us how it's working or how things

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are going we' appreciate

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it well once the uh Council

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approves and then we will uh allow the

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vendor to do the due process to purchase

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the leaf truck and we already have two

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Leaf trucks currently but we need the

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third Leaf truck because the third

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option that we use currently is called a

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pull behind which takes uh an employee

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to drive the truck an employee to

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operate the vac and another employee to

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rake and keep the line straight enough

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for the VAC to work that's what we

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currently have as the last process we

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used to use nine employees we're down to

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five and we want to take it down to

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three so we can cover the area because

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the Lea act also it it mulches the

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leaves it compounds them and gives us

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more opportunity to combat the task at

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hand also we would like to take those

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other two employees to either extend uh

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Paving season or Andor the uh blight and

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illegal dumping we want to place them in

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that area

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all right thank you very much for the

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explanation uh I'm going to start with

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questions for my council members I'll

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start so will be my far lefts with

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councilman

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Jones Thank You vice president green no

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questions thank

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you thank you councilman Rodriguez thank

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you madam chair thank you Mr John thank

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you director West for joining us um

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pretty straightforward to me no

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questions thank thank you very much

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Council

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Ross thank you very much um and thank

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you both for being here tonight I just

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have one quick question and sorry if it

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was in the resolution I didn't see it as

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I was reading it but um what I what I

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saw in the resolution was that the leaf

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collector would be

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$244,000 um

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92459 excuse me $244

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92459 and that the grant is for for

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$200,000 correct so then would the city

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be paying the

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$44,988 that would be left um for the

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the price of the leaf collector Yes

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actually we received a call from the

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vendor today and he got us another cut

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down to uh

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$233,000 and the

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$33,000 yes would be used out of the

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city funding the city funding so and do

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we know where that from the city funding

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is coming from or is it already in place

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I don't know who would answer that just

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the city what we're going to use is it's

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a um line item and Neighborhood Services

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budget called equipment other it has

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$70,000 in it currently we're going to

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use the $33,000 from that

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line thank you very much you're welcome

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that was my um only question that's

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thank you thank

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you thank you president B any questions

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thank you I don't have any questions I

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just wanted to note uh the frequency of

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leaf collection within the city just for

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everyone's knowledge again it occurs on

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a bi-weekly basis and if you could

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please uh remind everyone when Leaf

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season officially runs so yes so um

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greetings everyone so Leaf season uh is

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typically with our Leaf Factor truck is

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typically the month of December uh when

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we end pay season we usually uh work on

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it a little earlier um and then we also

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work later so let's say typically we'll

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go to the month of December or the first

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snow but typically we will have the leaf

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vacor trucks out as needed like uh we

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went on this year extra we went to the

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second week in January really until the

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leaves are gone if the leaves are out

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there we'll continue going um there's

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really you know the set time for I

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believe the website is the month of

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December

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I guess but when the leaves start

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dropping we'll send trucks out so you

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know we just take care of the residence

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of the you know the

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city thank you I don't have any other

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questions thank you very much

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councilwoman Davis thank you vice

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president green I think the leaves start

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dropping sometime in the fall right so

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is that what you were saying so so you

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have a a a what you call it uh early

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season or late season with the leaves

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and the leaves for the past couple of

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years have been falling late and so we

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are ready with our equipment for an

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early fall season because the sycamore

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trees are the first leaves to fall they

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fall early every year and we're there

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for that and then anything else that

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occurs if the if we have a early winter

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that leaves are going to fall we're

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ready okay and my other question was

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already asked by councilwoman Ross so

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thank you again for being here so to

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that date to be exact as John was

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stating it's December 1st to December

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31st he did say the entire month thank

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you thank you uh councilwoman Daniels

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any

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questions no

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questions thank you I don't have any

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questions myself everything seems pretty

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pretty straightforward um glad to see

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we're getting some new equipment to make

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the job a little easier and and

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consuming less Manpower

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um I'm going to recommend this move to

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our next legislative agenda thank you

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again for being here thank you thank you

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all thank

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you bed green bed

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green the next resolution that will be

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discussion will be resolution 5 of 2025

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a resolution approving the first

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proposed 2025 budget reallocation in

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order to reclassify certain allocations

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to authorized to roll forward of certain

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2024 budget year encumbered commitments

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and to reaffirm certain

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2024 Capal project

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Appropriations looks like we have Mr

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McCutchen coming up um to go over this

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with

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us good evening you can just um

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introduce yourself and then feel free to

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go over the

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resolution okay uh yes thank you vice

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president green uh good evening everyone

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um thank you president Bowers um budget

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and finance chair green uh this

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schedule is being uh presented for

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review this evening related to the

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city's role forward of Prior year 2024

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mainly purchase order

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encumbrances um the the new munist

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system now uh distinguishes between POS

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purchase orders and contract

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incumbrances but they're all

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incumbrances representing prior year

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commitments and this is not unusual the

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the city every year in the majority of

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its

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funds has commitments that are open at

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the end of the year for whatever reason

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uh sometimes their their project related

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that continueed to cover more than one

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year um and the schedule's laid out to

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our typical format for a budget for a

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proposed budget

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reallocation um oh and I my apology uh

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my name is Brian McCutchen I'm the

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accounting manager here at the city um

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the this schedule has the detail line

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items descriptions uh applicable funds

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and it's it's arranged there's five

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funds involved D here of course

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including the general

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fund uh the state liquid fuels tax fund

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the neighborhood services fund which is

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the other major fund activity wise of

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the city uh the Parks and Recreation

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fund and lastly the capital projects

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fund The Columns reflect the original

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appropriation uh that was adopted by uh

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by this body uh earlier this just

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recently um and including the

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finalization for 2025 it reflects

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through the majority of January what has

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already been expended and encumbered in

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the current year uh the third column has

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the remaining balance at that point and

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the proposed

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amendment budget amendment is what's

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being brought uh to you tonight for

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review um the total incumbrances

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rolling

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forward uh for all these funds um total

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um to approximately uh 6.5 million and

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the majority of that rests inside the

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general fund which is approximately 5.5

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million um so what the city has done

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historically and consistently is to

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reflect these as a utilization of of

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beginning of of this year or or ending

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prior year cash fund balance which makes

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sense in in in terms of the uh these

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items were uh appropriate ated or rather

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were encumbered against the

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appropriation in the prior year they

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just went unspent come the end of

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2024 but what we want to do is to

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recognize what is going to impact the

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the current Year's budget uh which has

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already been booked and which needs to

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be adjusted or accounted for in

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2025 so for the general fund which is

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the first fund uh the 5.5 million uh

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budget adjustment and it's being offset

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by the utilization of of cash fund

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balance how how does that compare in

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Prior years this number fluctuates quite

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quite a bit um usually it's around it

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can range from 2.5 to to $4 million so

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what's driving the the additional mounts

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this time around the two major

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categories um that one

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line uh down at the bottom includes 2.1

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million

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that relates to the Broad Street Market

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uh restoration project um that's again

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of course that's not something that's

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normally occurring year in and year out

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right above that is a little more than

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$1 million

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for uh other uh Capital expenditures

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associated with the facilities and

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special projects Department of the city

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and uh many of these items include um

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building security work done for this

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particular building City Government

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Center uh the public safety building uh

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ongoing Renovations in the public safety

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building which

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includes uh the the HVB the hbac project

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which is continuing and uh a

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rehabilitation project related to the

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electrical structure of that

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building

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um so those two uh total to um a

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significant amount as of

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as of as of right now uh the total of

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those make up 3.2 million of the 5.5 so

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if you back those off a remainder of 2.3

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Compares quite reasonably with with

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prior year uh uh roll forward request

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I'm I'm just giving you that as a some

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perspective uh the the next fund down is

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the state liquid fuels tax fund uh the

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requests here include the normal

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permissible expenditures in that fund

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uh salt needs asphalt and also there's

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streets and Roads there's uh project

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related funds committed uh within that

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fund uh the ask on that is

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$235,000

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approximately uh the next fund down is

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the neighborhood services

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fund and the total on that particular

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fund includes um various line items that

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total up to approximately $715,000 for a

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roll

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forward the fourth fund is Parks and

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recit it's a relatively small amount for

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for this year of approximately

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$300 related to the city island budget

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unit or budget org of that

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fund and the last fund is the capital

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projects fund and which is prominant if

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not entirely streets and Roads project

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related and the encumbrances include um

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or the projects include uh one of the

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major projects there that's ongoing is

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the capital Gateway

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project so in summation that's the the

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row forward request on these uh for

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these five funds of the

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city I'll pause it right there uh chair

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green thank you um I don't have any

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question on this um it's pretty

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straightforward just to clarify um all

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of the RO forward these aren't these

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aren't coming out of like the actual

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fund balance there it's money left over

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from last year that was encumbered and

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now is being spent out in this year but

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it's not like we're pulling from our our

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fund balance in the sense of money we

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didn't expect to

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spend right the the we we are utilizing

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fund balance as as as the resource here

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to fund this

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um which which is consistent with with

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with prior practice and it it it

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delineates or it it really defines what

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this roll forward means me in other

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words had these uh encumbrances been

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fully liquidated and spent in the prior

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year it would have used the available

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cash within each one of these funds but

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as I mentioned right but but as I

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mentioned at the top the city always has

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encumbrances that are open at the end of

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any particular year um which which again

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is is is a reasonable uh view to take

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when it comes to uh our our our

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expenditure

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right um but just I guess for

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clarification um was the money that

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we're spending for these prior year

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encumbrances they were budgeted for in

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the previous year correct and they just

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weren't spent in the previous year yes

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that that's very

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correct all right thank you I don't have

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any other questions I'm going to see um

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does anyone else have any questions I'll

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start to my right with councilman

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Daniels uh no questions thank you

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Council Davis no questions for me thank

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you president Bowers no thank you I

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don't have any questions regarding

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exhibit

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a thank you C tooman

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Ross I do have a question but I can wait

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for everybody else it's on topic but um

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I everyone else can ask theirs first

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because it's just a Teensy bit

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off all right

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oh no go ahead coun Rodriguez

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or are you going to ask a question now

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or did you want to wait until everyone

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asks well the men next to me insist that

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I do so I'll ask um my one question was

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um I had noticed since that we were

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doing CS that had were meant to be spent

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but didn't so now we're um in the new

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year since they weren't we're going to

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spend them but it's with the same money

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that we already have which you just said

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so my question was um with city council

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we had a line item for $10,000 for our

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youth commission we did not spend that

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money so can we do the same thing and

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bring it over um in the same fashion um

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as a reallocation since it's kind of

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it's pretty much the same we didn't

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spend it so it's still there so that

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that's a legal question and the answer

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is yes you could you could make that

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Amendment tonight uh well you don't make

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amendments in work sessions but you make

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the amendment next week at the time you

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bring it up make amendments but yeah but

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and we can prepare that as an exhibit um

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but that that is um the council can make

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that Amendment okay so I would have to

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wait till our legislative session to

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make that Amendment well I would take it

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that's an instruction for our office to

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go prepare yes and bring it back

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appreciate that thank you that's it for

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me see little on little off but there

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you go on thank

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you councilman Rodriguez any questions

20:55

um also a legal question if um regarding

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let's say cleak or the EAC if we

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intended to go full forg with those

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boards would we have to have a

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reallocation to fund those boards at

21:07

some point or should we get ahead of

21:10

that what's your recommendation for that

21:12

I I don't have a recommendation there's

21:13

no funding and never has been for either

21:15

of those well no no if that's something

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we plan on enacting yeah you you would

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have to make the request we would draft

21:20

that as a proposal um it would take the

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council and the mayor has as you know

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the right to uh

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VTO that that would more likely than

21:30

have to be a bill not a resolution

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because you're creating a funding source

21:35

that never existed the dollar amount

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will matter and the authority will

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matter which is that that makes it a

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little more complicated um The Authority

21:44

that would go into it we'd have to look

21:45

at the ordinances that create them Y and

21:47

see whether the ordinance themselves

21:49

have to be amended all right thank you

21:51

sure no further questions Madam

21:54

chair thank you councilman Jones any

21:56

questions no questions at this

22:00

time thank you very much I believe we're

22:03

ready to move on to exhibit B

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now and I would preface I made an error

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putting exhibit B together I just didn't

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recognize a code it was a two-page

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document and when we hit print it came

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up as a one-page document I I've given a

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corrected page page one is actually not

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what you're voting on it's just a report

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of what happened to the arpa money and

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how that was treated page two which

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wasn't there is what you're vo for which

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is to

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reauthorize the major items you approved

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previously in other

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resolutions yes it's now called State

22:35

grant money but it's the it's right but

22:38

but through the AR yeah so that was the

22:41

first page tells you where the revenue

22:42

is placed the second page tells you the

22:44

major allocations that are left where

22:47

you know what what the Council made what

22:49

was spent what wasn't and what wasn't

22:51

spent is being the the request is to

22:53

reauthorize that just as council did

22:55

before so those projects can move

22:57

forward

23:01

yeah but that's just that's just the

23:02

general explanation for what it is the

23:05

reason it's there is that typically like

23:08

with a roll forward you're roll

23:10

forwarding an encumbrance when the

23:12

project hasn't necessarily started and

23:14

it's not in the budget there's there's

23:16

no encumbrance to roll forward so it's a

23:18

reauthorization of the same project

23:20

money for like the the um Hall manner

23:23

pool money the affordable housing money

23:25

that the council had put in Prior

23:26

legislation

23:33

thank you um I guess uh are are we going

23:37

to get another presentation or was that

23:39

just the the summary of

23:40

it that that's the law Bureau summary of

23:43

it I don't know if the finance has has a

23:44

summary of

23:46

it um that was really good I I I can't

23:51

much improve upon that but again it's

23:54

the two-page schedule which is as Neil

23:57

described um uh the the revenue

24:00

replacement functions of of the arpa

24:03

money and then the the initiatives that

24:05

show up on on the second page and uh the

24:08

act the associated activity with those

24:10

particular line items that that

24:11

represent each uh

24:16

initiative thank you I'm going to open

24:19

up to questions from our colleagues I'll

24:20

start to my far left this time with

24:22

councilman Jones thank you um I think

24:25

Neil pretty much answered my question um

24:28

that you know this money is just being

24:31

moved over here so especially some of

24:32

the arpa money that we see that didn't

24:35

move um the the delinquent um trash bill

24:39

stuff and all of that stuff is just

24:40

still just sitting there and I'm

24:42

wondering why none of them can answer

24:44

that though I was just wondering why

24:45

none of that's um being utilized yet so

24:49

so I I I can only say it's each being

24:51

worked on they're each detail oriented

24:53

projects as again we didn't get new

24:55

staff people to do it my office is

24:57

working with others the mayor has looked

24:59

and bring into an outside entity on the

25:01

trash bill for example um we have

25:04

meetings we've had we have meeting

25:05

proposed to do it um it it it is hard to

25:09

be fair like you have to come up with a

25:11

program they have to have a criteria for

25:14

people to meet right and to be fair

25:16

about it and so that's you know that

25:18

that so that would be the same for

25:19

senior programming too correct senior

25:22

programming sure sure just want to get

25:24

that on record but um the uh

25:28

but that that's a more detail oriented

25:30

one the trash one is more a more detail

25:31

oriented one just to have a criteria and

25:33

what would that be the same for the pool

25:35

we don't we haven't then any uh um

25:38

ground study anything nothing that's

25:39

that RFP went out for the geotechnical

25:42

study I don't know if it's closed yet I

25:46

I don't have track of that I know that

25:47

the part that the documents went out for

25:48

a geotechnical

25:50

study all right yep those those are my

25:53

questions thank you uh vice president

25:55

green and the only thing I would add is

25:57

if you we didn't bring this to you then

25:59

the then the the bureaus couldn't

26:02

continue to do anything on the projects

26:04

so even though it's not an appropriation

26:06

could there be nothing there to to to

26:07

work

26:12

with thank you very much uh councilman

26:14

Rodriguez any questions uh thank you

26:17

madam chair um actually while we have Mr

26:19

John still here uh I just wanted to see

26:22

if we had an odd maybe an eyeball number

26:25

on how many uh demos of blighted

26:27

properties we can execute with the 1.5

26:31

um or do you have a number for that

26:39

already oh um yeah so with the so with

26:43

the it was actually one uh 1 million for

26:46

the actually for the actual demos so I

26:49

believe that item went out for bid and I

26:52

believe that bid has come down to I

26:55

believe roughly 10 properties I believe

26:57

I'm not mistaken um and uh as far as the

27:02

0.5 that was used for the demo equipment

27:05

for the in-house demo project so the 1

27:08

million was used for the Outsourcing and

27:10

that was put out that's the open

27:12

encumbrances and then the equipment

27:15

would be the expended the five yes okay

27:18

got yes the five yes because we already

27:19

we already have our the equipment we

27:21

purchased an excavator and two high

27:23

lifts for that process for the rotating

27:25

demo yes is there any plan for the 283

27:28

left the 28,000 um that's probably uh

27:31

going to going to wait because there are

27:34

uh change orders and different things

27:35

I'm not sure if make sure that's not a

27:37

legal question but that's change orders

27:40

that happens in inside of something if

27:42

they would tear down property and find

27:44

something different monies like that

27:46

will be used to utilize uh extra you

27:49

know expend awesome I'd like to stay up

27:51

uh on top of that with you so as we go

27:53

through that please feel free to reach

27:54

out will I'll keep you I definitely keep

27:56

you thank you Mr John no further

27:57

question

28:01

thank you very much councilwoman R any

28:04

questions no thank you I don't have any

28:06

further

28:09

question thank you very much president

28:11

Bowers any questions no my question

28:14

regarding the new exhibit was asked and

28:16

answered so I don't have any other

28:18

questions thank

28:19

you thank you councilwoman Davis any

28:22

questions thank you vice president green

28:25

no questions for me at this time

28:28

thank you and councilwoman Daniels any

28:30

questions no questions thank

28:32

you thank you uh I don't have any

28:35

questions regarding this I'm going to

28:36

recommend this we moved to our next

28:38

legislative agenda as well thank you

28:40

very much okay thank

28:43

you thank you uh we will move forward

28:47

with our meeting agenda next we have

28:49

public comment um just a few

28:51

housekeeping notes if you're interested

28:53

in offering public comment this evening

28:56

and we ask that you please use the

28:58

microphone to my right um you'll have

29:00

four minutes to share your comments

29:03

please introduce yourself stating your

29:05

name and your address for the meeting

29:07

record if you don't feel comfortable

29:09

sharing your address you can share um

29:11

the vicinity in which you live within

29:13

the city you'll have four minutes to

29:15

share your comments Mr Parker will serve

29:19

as our timekeeper and I'll begin to my

29:21

right is there anyone that would like to

29:23

offer public

29:24

comment seeing and hearing no one anyone

29:27

in the middle section

29:29

okay seeing and hearing no one anyone to

29:32

my

29:33

left seeing and hearing no

29:36

one the time is 5:59 p.m. I will

29:42

entertain a motion to adjourn no move

29:45

okay and there a motion and a quick

29:47

second thank you everyone we stand a

29:52

journ have a good night

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