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City Council Meeting Minutes June 2, 2020 Page 8 of 13 Mayor Stolzmann introduced the item and opened the public hearing. Director Watson stated this is the first amendment of what will be many this year; this is the carry forward amendment and will carry forward moneys not spent last year; budget for a few items that were not anticipated; and adjust some revenues. Director Watson reviewed the amendments. The fiscal impact of these amendments is to add $17.1 million in expenditures and $3.7 million to revenues. This was reviewed by the Finance Committee at their last meeting. Public Comments — None. Mayor Pro Tern Maloney stated the Finance Committee supports this amendment. He stated he is a bit concerned about the large amount of carryforward and he hopes that is addressed in this year's budget process. Mayor Pro Tern Maloney moved to approve Resolution 45; seconded by Councilmember Lipton. Mayor Stolzmann noted the downtown tree grate project has been removed from the budget and she asked Council if staff could ask the LRC to look at paying for that. Members discussed some of the projects that are being postponed in this amendment. Councilmember Lipton stated this is a good time to identify the projects we might want to ask the LRC to help fund. Mayor Stolzmann confirmed that with this motion the Council is asking the City Manager to reach out to the LRC to see if they are interested in helping fund some projects that affect the urban renewal area. Roll Call Vote: Resolution passed by unanimous roll call vote. RECONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES 2020 AMENDING PROCEDURES TO BE UTILIZED FOR QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARINGS AT MEETINGS CONDUCTED BY ELECTRONIC PARTICIPATION Mayor Stolzmann introduced the item. City Attorney Kelly stated staff understands some members of City Council would like to reconsider Resolution No. 38 that was approved May 26t". For a reconsideration to happen a motion for reconsideration must be made by a member of the Council from the prevailing side and it also requires a 2/3 majority for reconsideration to occur. She noted that if reconsideration is approved the next item on the agenda would be that topic; if a motion to reconsider is not made or does not pass the next item will be null and void. Public Comments — None.