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Boonville council approves amended appropriations totaling $845,630.67
Summary
The Boonville City Council on May 19 approved an amended appropriation ordinance covering salaries and multiple city funds totaling $845,630.67, with councilmembers voting unanimously. The ordinance includes line-item amounts for general fund, CIP, water and wastewater, and other funds.
The Boonville City Council on May 19 approved an amended appropriation ordinance authorizing $845,630.67 to cover salaries and accounts allowed at the council’s regular meeting, the city clerk said.
The ordinance lists specific fund allocations, including $201,812.93 to the general fund; $23,039.58 to sanitation; $156,399.77 to the CIP tax; $81,621.02 to waterworks; $223,614.09 to capital projects; $53,359.04 to wastewater; $12,916.55 to tourism; $92,354.00 to gaming; and smaller amounts for parks and other accounts. Section 3 of the ordinance states it takes effect after passage.
Council members moved and seconded the motion to approve the ordinance and approved it by roll call. Council members recorded as voting yes were Davis, Bechtel, Young, Meadows, Cowherd, Harvill and Albert.
City Administrator Kate said the CIP tax line includes payment for the city’s crack sealer purchase and that the capital projects line includes the first payout for an airport project, telling the council, “That’s the first payout for the airport project.”
The ordinance was read for a second time by title only at the meeting before the council voted to adopt it. The city clerk was directed to draw checks on the respective city accounts for the amounts appropriated.
