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<br />Mr. Walker stated the only implication would be a two week delay. The other body <br />for the Loop East District was considering this matter this evening and the desire <br />was to work in tandem with respect to timing. If the Council decided the two week <br />delay would be appropriate for whatever reason, he did not think the implication <br />was that negative. <br /> <br />Mr. Crow stated he has to follow up on Mr. Kraft’s suggestion, noting Council has <br />been told twice that Council has allocated the funds, and was uncertain why it was <br />even being discussed for a vote. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr asked Mr. Walker when Council approved the money, did they approve <br />for a specific use and was it in the budget. She asked when Council passed the <br />budget, did they consider the approval of this funding. <br /> <br />Mr. Walker stated it was in the budget, but not in particular with Armstrong and <br />Teasdale. He asked the Director of Community Development Ms. Andrea Riganti <br />to verify it. <br /> <br />Mr. Carr stated for the FY 2013 budget, she specifically ask that Council to set <br />aside money to evaluate the future use of the City Hall Annex. She asked if the <br />RFQ had gone out as Council set that money aside. Ms. Carr said essentially <br />Council can say the same thing, that money has been approved and by the time it <br />is brought back, Council will approve it again. She stated she was confused about <br />this; when Council approves and when Council does not, she felt like she was <br />getting a song and dance. Ms. Carr asked when Council approved the general <br />budget did it included a specific budget for the EDRST funding for that year. <br /> <br />Ms. Riganti stated that the Economic Development Retail Sales Tax Board <br />recommended approval of $40,000 for legal fees. The contract before Council <br />needed Council’s approval because it exceeded the City Manager’s $25,000 <br />authority limit. Therefore, she stated as with other contracts that exceed that <br />amount, City Council has to approve the authorization for Mr. Walker to enter into <br />this contract. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr stated now we have conflated Mr. Walker’s budget transfer authority <br />which is for $25,000 with this $40,000. She noted Council approved the budget of <br />the EDRST and within that budget Council approved the expenditures. She noted <br />Council did not do any line item vetoes, so now by coming to Council and asking <br />us to spend it specifically for the lawyers from Armstrong Teasdale. Ms. Carr <br />noted that now would be Council’s final approval and this would be Council’s <br />chance to say Yea or Nay. <br /> <br />Mr. Riganti stated we are just following the process, policy and protocol that have <br />been established by Council in the past as the City asked for authorization for the <br />City Manager to enter into a contract that exceeded a certain amount. <br /> <br />Mr. Kraft stated his concept of how this might work was when the C.I.D. came <br />back to Council again for a vote. The Council can then request a provision be <br />added. Once the district is formed, would be asked to pay back the $40,000. He <br />7 <br /> <br /> <br />
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