Recommendation to approve the Fiscal Year 2017 second departmental and fund budget appropriation adjustments in accordance with existing City Council policy.  (Citywide)
He that Bush and Kerry's. Thank you. Next item is. 28. Item 2080s report from Financial Management Recommendation to approve the Fiscal Year 2017. Second Department. All department and fund budget appropriation adjustments citywide. Mr. Weiss. Lia Eriksen. Good evening or good morning, Marin City Council. This is the second department and Fund Budget Appropriation Adjustment Report Prep Y 17 and it reflects changes in revenue operating conditions that require appropriation adjustments. Also, it includes, in many cases, item appropriations for items that were previously approved by a city council such as 1.5 million, a measure, a structural funding for the restoration of paramedic rescue 12 and police academy operations, as well as the implementation of labor ammo use, among other items. Another example is a state cop's grant for front lawn price, lion face law enforcement efforts, and also a grant for State of California. Board of State and Community Correction for Homeless Outreach and Mental Health Assistance in the Police Department. This concludes the staff report, and I'm available for any questions that you may have. Thank you. There's a motion and a second. Is there any public comment on this? Please cast your votes count. Summary Ranga. Sorry. Yeah. I want to thank the city manager for also including in there a $500,000 reallocation for the building that burned down at the Well Springs Park so that we could build a pavilion and get the Will Springs Park activated. Thank you very much. If you were to cast your vote. Would go ahead. Councilmember Price. Sorry. Which increase? Item 29 is a report from Parks, Recreation and Marine Financial Management. Recommendation to execute amendments to contract with Azteca. Landscape and Merchants. Landscape services for ground maintenance services extend the term to February 28, 2018 and increase the aggregate contract amount by 26 2.6 million citywide.