Recommendation to declare ordinance approving and adopting the official budget of the City of Long Beach for the fiscal year 2016-2017, creating and establishing the funds of the municipal government of the City of Long Beach and appropriating money to and authorizing expenditures from said funds for said fiscal year; declaring the urgency thereof, and providing that this ordinance shall take effect at 12:01 a.m. on October 1, 2016, read and adopted as read.
And so she is someone that we will always miss very much. But I wanted to make sure I added to to that as well. So thank you. And our hearts are with the entire family at this time. With that, we're going to just jump back. We have the budget documents as prepared by directed by the counsel and prepared in front of us. So if we can please take the final motion. Mr. City Attorney, this would be number. Item 25. At 25, right? So, Madam Kirk, 25, please. Recommendation to declare the Appropriations Ordinance for fiscal year 17, creating and establishing the funds of the municipal government and appropriating money to and authorizing expenditures from said funds and for said fiscal year as an emergency ordinance. Red and adopted as red and lead over to the next regular meeting of the City Council for final reading. There's a motion. I mean, the second, please. Okay. And before we vote, this is the last vote, right, Mr. City Attorney? Yes. Yes, it is. Come back for second reading next week with this kind of. Great. Let me before we take the vote, I just want to just take this minute to thank the council, but I especially want to thank Councilwoman Mongeau, who chaired the BFC committee. This is her first year chairing the BFC committee. It's an incredible amount of work. It's an incredible amount of discussion with staff. I know the many hours that she spent with Ms.. Eriksson and with Mr. GROSS and staff to try to come up with something that would get adopted tonight by the body. But also that was a list that was inclusive of what she was hearing from her colleagues. And I think I know she had a chance to meet with everyone, have those discussions, and she put in a lot of work tonight and as well as throughout the whole process. So I want to personally thank Councilwoman Mongeau. I think you did a great job in this process and and look forward to your leadership in the years ahead as we do this process. And so thank you, Councilwoman. And again, thank you to the whole council. It's been a lot of work. It's been nine community meetings, dozens and dozens of online responses from from from the community. A lot of blood, sweat and tears from the other members of the city council. And also, most importantly, I want to thank the staff. Jon Leah, to you. You guys were phenomenal. As always. Thank you for always answering all the questions and working so hard from Pat all the way down. This is the most important thing we do every single year is pass this budget. And so thank you all for being a part of that, including everyone that's still here tonight. And so with that, we're going to go ahead and take we only public comment on this. Right, Mr. City attorney? We already did public comment. So with that, please cast your votes. I'm sorry, Councilman Gonzales. Yes. I just want to make sure, because as we're looking at this. The stuff. Education. Where is that located? Oh, Councilwoman Gonzales. That was in the existing city manager's proposed budget for at 475,000. It's not being changed with this motion. Okay, I just. Wanted to make sure, but thank you very. Much. Except for adding 220,000 for enforcement investigators. Wonderful. Thank you. Thank you. With that members, please go ahead and cast your votes. Motion carries. Okay. Thank you. Congratulations. We passed the budget. I think that is the last item. So is there any public second public comment period on non agenda items? Sing non. Thank you. Have a good night.