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Council adopts ordinance appropriating $726,610.12 across city funds
Summary
The Boonville City Council adopted an ordinance appropriating $726,610.12 to cover payroll and accounts across multiple city funds, with a roll-call vote recorded on June 2.
The Boonville City Council on June 2 adopted an ordinance appropriating $726,610.12 to pay salaries and various accounts that the council had allowed at the meeting.
The ordinance lists fund-specific amounts including $120,498.05 for the general fund, $111,993.02 for waterworks, $115,561.80 for wastewater, $24,046.67 for tourism and $30,478.67 for gaming. The ordinance text in the record also shows a capital projects line of $2,284,167.80 and a Kemper sales tax line of $4,219.77, and directs the city accountant to draw checks on the respective Citibank accounts totaling $726,610.12.
The ordinance was read for a second time on June 2; a motion to approve was made and a roll call recorded affirmative votes from councilmembers. During the roll call, councilmembers responded in the affirmative and the mayor declared the ordinance passed.
Officials noted that some capital-project spending (for example, airport taxi-lane work at Jesse Bridal Memorial Airport) is 90% reimbursable; staff did not request additional action on reimbursement at the meeting.
