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Mounds View City Council June 12, 2000 <br />Regular Meeting Page 17 <br /> <br /> <br />F. Budget Transfers. <br /> <br />Interim Administrator Ulrich stated the Airport Litigation / Legislation has come to a close, and <br />staff has compiled a list of expenses for the consultants and litigation, and in consulting with the <br />Finance Director, is requesting a budget transfer for these expenditures. He stated the litigation <br />costs were slightly over $22,000, and the costs for Legislation came to approximately $72,000, <br />for a grand total of approximately $94,000. He indicated the balance of the Council’s General <br />Legal Budget is $15,000, therefore, staff is requesting a transfer of $79,000 from General <br />Reserves to pay for this expenditure. <br /> <br />Interim Administrator Ulrich stated staff is attempting to resolve some legal issues and bills <br />pertaining to the Golf Course, which have been outstanding from some time. He indicated these <br />expenses relate to the costs for legal work pertaining to the billboards, and it has not been <br />determined which funds or dollars should be utilized to pay for these expenses at this time. He <br />indicated that if the billboards proceed, he would assume the Golf Course would be responsible <br />for the legal expenses related to the billboard project, however, at this time, staff is requesting a <br />transfer of $20,347.40 from the General Reserves to pay this bill. He advised that Eller Media <br />has agreed to pay $5,000 toward those expenses. <br /> <br />Interim Administrator Ulrich stated several months ago, the Personnel Policies were updated, and <br />legal staff required additional hours due to changes requested by Council during the process. <br />He explained that the Council provided direction in the midst of this process, which covered the <br />initial expenses, however, at this time, an additional $4,500 is requested to fulfill the City’s <br />obligation in this regard. <br /> <br />Interim Administrator Ulrich stated various other non-retainer issues have come in slightly over <br />budget, in the amount of approximately $15,000, and therefore, the total amount requested for <br />legal services for various projects and issues is $119,461.22 to be transferred from the General <br />Reserves into the City Council and Central Services budgets. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated the Council authorized the majority of these items at different points in <br />time, and it was stated in most motions that these items should be paid out of funds deemed <br />appropriate by the Finance Director. He inquired if this was item was simply a housekeeping <br />measure to ensure that all these obligations are met in synchronization with the auditors’ report. <br /> <br />Interim Administrator Ulrich stated this was correct. He stated it was his understanding that the <br />City could not go into deficit funding, and therefore, a transfer must be made into these accounts. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated therefore, this was simply the Finance Director’s recommendation, and <br />the majority of these items were expenditures that were previously authorized by the Council. <br /> <br />Council Member Marty inquired, in light of the Council’s authorization, why these bills had not <br />already been paid. <br />
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