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City Council Finance Committee <br />Meeting Minutes <br />04/21/20 <br />Page 4 of 8 <br /> <br /> <br />Finance Committee Member Ley also stated that he is stunned by the magnitude <br />of the carry over and the additional requests, but that the reports tell a story of <br />money allocated but not used. <br /> <br />Finance Committee Chairperson Maloney stated that the carry forward is funding <br />half the C-I-P budget of $35.2M. Chairperson Maloney stated we’re already in the <br />fourth month of the year, and asked City Manager Balser if it is reasonable to <br />conclude that not all of the projects outlined can be completed in 2020. <br />Chairperson Maloney agreed with Member Lipton that maybe City Council has <br />greater expectations of what can be accomplished than staff actually has time to <br />complete. <br /> <br />City Manager Balser stated that the majority of the C-I-P budget is large capital <br />projects. City Manager Balser stated she is not sure when the quiet zones will be <br />completed and $1M for Transportation Master Plan projects is being carried over <br />to 2020, but they know they are in the pipeline. Manager Balser stated the <br />Highway 42 Signal Project and Improvements would be completed this year, and <br />that staff will look at making the C-I-P budget tighter. <br /> <br />The Finance Committee and staff further discussed: <br /> <br /> The CIP budget needs to be right-sized and prioritized (how much should <br />be deferred) <br /> There will be expectations of completion in 2020 <br /> There will need to be a different approach over the next 1-3 years (needs <br />vs. quality of life) <br /> Staff reductions will affect the budget, but also the ability to perform projects <br /> <br />City Manager Balser stated that typically the budget amendment is brought forward <br />in May, which includes the department narratives. Finance Committee Member <br />Lipton stated that Council review is necessary, but that it is expected the Finance <br />Committee do the heavy lifting. Member Lipton stated bringing full carry forward <br />conversation to City Council would be difficult and inefficient. Member Lipton <br />stated City Manager Balser does a good job filtering requests to establish a <br />balanced budget, but that the Finance Committee needs to work to provide clear <br />direction and guiding principles. <br /> <br />Chairperson Maloney stated all projects have been approved by Council and were <br />important enough to be scheduled for completion. Whether deferring or cutting, a <br />list of 2020’s highest project priorities is needed. Chairperson Maloney agreed <br />that he would like the Finance Committee to take the lead and work with staff. <br /> <br />The Finance Committed proposed a work session be scheduled in a short time <br />frame, but before the budget amendment is finalized, and giving time for Director <br />5
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