Commissioners postpone capital amendment after exchange over capital-plan transparency
A motion to postpone a budget amendment for non-departmental capital projects won unanimous approval after commissioners pressed for clearer capital planning; finance staff said $121,000 of projects were identified and $75,000 was recommended for the initial tranche.
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Commissioners on Aug. 13 moved to postpone a capital amendment and related budget action to the Sept. 16 finance, audit and budget committee meeting after prolonged discussion over process and prioritization. Commissioner Kraft made the motion to postpone, which passed 12 to 0.
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