Recommendation to approve the Fiscal Year 2015 second departmental and fund budget appropriation adjustments in accordance with existing City Council policy.  (Citywide)
Item number 22 Report for Financial Management Recommendation to approve the Fiscal Year 2015. Second Departmental and Fund Budget Appropriation Adjustment Citywide. There's been a motion by Councilmember Mongeau and a second yet. I got it. Okay. Councilwoman Mango, would you like to speak to your motion? Is there stuff? There is a staff report. Mr. West, the Ericsson. Good evening, Vice Mayor and City Council. This is the second department and Fund Budget Appropriation Adjustment Report for a fiscal year 15. This reflects changes in revenue or operating operating conditions that require appropriation adjustments. In many cases, this is the result of past City Council actions that require appropriations now or grant revenue that has been awarded to larger items. To mention in this report includes appropriating 18.7 million in order to fund the Highland Reprioritization of projects which city council already approved. Also, another large item is appropriating the 59.9 million for the Alimentos Bay Marina bond proceeds. There are also three items in the general fund. However, none impact the bottom line funds available as they are offset by reductions or transfers in other areas. This concludes the staff report and department representatives are available for any questions that you may have. Thank you, Miss Erickson. Councilmember Mongo. Thank you for bringing forward a balanced recommendation. I hope my colleagues will support the item that Lia has so eloquently presented. Councilman Andrews. No, I didn't. Oh, it says. Request to speak. Okay. No problem. Thank you. I want to know, is there any member of the public that wishes to address Council on item 22? Seeing None. Members Cast your vote. Motion carries nine zero. Item 23 Report from Financial Management Recommendation to award six contracts for as needed professional compliance monitoring services and an aggregate annual amount not to exceed 600,000 citywide.