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Budget amendment moving green alley spending into the capital fund

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The City Council approved, on its consent agenda, an amendment to the prior fiscal year budget moving expenditure budgets for green alley projects out of two special service area funds and into the Capital Improvement and Equipment Fund, which rose by $400,000. The consent agenda vote was 7–0.

Documented status: Amended (recorded), Feb 6 2023. Evidence dated . Later outcomes require a later source.

What changed, and when did it take effect?

  1. · Amended · Recorded in minutes

    Council approves the budget amendment

    Meeting date: Feb 6 2023. Item VI: the motion carried (7 to 0). Budget: $400,000 for construction.

    • p. 2 · Approved minutes of City Council minutes, 2023-02-06, City Council, Feb 6 2023. Open the quote and source.
    • p. 2 · Approved minutes of City Council minutes, 2023-02-06, City Council, Feb 6 2023. Open the quote and source.
    • p. 1 · Staff memo of Approve an amendment to the FY2022 budget to move expenditure budgets for green alley projects from Special Service Area (SSA) funds 6104 and 6105 to the Capital Improvement and Equipment (CI&E) Fund 550 (Memorandum), City Council, Feb 6 2023. Open the quote and source.

What was requested, recommended, approved, contracted, reported paid and completed?

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  • Budget · Feb 6, 2023 · FY2022

    $400,000

    Construction

    • p. 1 · Staff memo of Approve an amendment to the FY2022 budget to move expenditure budgets for green alley projects from Special Service Area (SSA) funds 6104 and 6105 to the Capital Improvement and Equipment (CI&E) Fund 550 (Memorandum), City Council, Feb 6 2023. Open the quote and source.

Contracts, payments and completion

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Which parcels, agencies, businesses and projects are explicitly connected?

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What remains unresolved?

  • Open

    There is no net change to the overall expenses included in the FY2022 budget

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    • p. 1 · Staff memo of Approve an amendment to the FY2022 budget to move expenditure budgets for green alley projects from Special Service Area (SSA) funds 6104 and 6105 to the Capital Improvement and Equipment (CI&E) Fund 550 (Memorandum), City Council, Feb 6 2023. Open the quote and source.

Open questions

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What does the evidence suggest, and what would change it?

No conflicting records are published for this item.

Official source records

  1. City Council minutes, 2023-02-06

    City Council, Feb 6 2023

  2. Approve an amendment to the FY2022 budget to move expenditure budgets for green alley projects from Special Service Area (SSA) funds 6104 and 6105 to the Capital Improvement and Equipment (CI&E) Fund 550 (Memorandum)

    City Council, Feb 6 2023

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  1. Edition 2(current)

    Edition 2: 2 revised.

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