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1990 budget for the following reasons: 1) unanticipated revenues not assured at the time of the adoption of the budget, 2) to appropriate funds for additional authorized 1990 projects, and 3) 1990 expenditures that are exceeding the budget appropriation. Finance Committee did review this and is recommending adoption of Resolution No. 37. Mayor Fauson asked for public comments. None Mayor. Fauson closed the public hearing. Davidson moved to adopt Resolution No. 37, Series 1990 budget amendments, seconded by Sackett. By Roll Call Vote Motion Passed 5-0. Councilman Carnival rejoined the meeting. AUTHORIZATION TO PERFORM INVENTORY/ANALYSIS OF STATUS OF CENTENNIAL VALLEY AGREEMENT AND AMENDMENTS Brand: I am requesting authorization, to be performed by our City Attorney, an inventory and analysis of the status of the Centennial Valley Agreement and Amendments. This agreement was entered into January 29, 1982. Since that time there has been nine amendments to the original agreement. In the original agreement there are certain responsibilities by the City and by Homart. Several years ago an attempt was made to do a comprehensive inventory in house. It was beyond the capability of the staff because of both the complexity of the task and the demands of day-to- day responsibilities. The Mayor tells me he has been concerned about this inventory for quite some time and requested the attempted inventory. Councilman Sackett voiced this concern the evening you first met with Griffiths and Tanoue. Now that Griffiths & Tanoue are appointed as continuing city attorney, I recommend that we ask them to perform this needed inventory/analysis. This work can be carried out at the law clerk/paralegal level. There is no way to estimate how many hours it will take. It will require the reading of all the documents then working with the city staff to determine which obligations have been fulfilled and which have not. This would result in an overall summary of the status of the agreement and amendments: what were the City's responsibilities, which have been fulfilled, which remain; and what were Homart's responsibilities, which have been fulfilled, which remain. Also an issue with Mr. Biella's land is involved.