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Councilors press Building & Housing on $400,000 revenue drop, Erieview rent and staffing in director’s office budget
Summary
Councilman Plensick and other members of the Finance Committee pressed the city’s Building & Housing department on a projected roughly $400,000 drop in charges‑for‑service revenue and on budgeted increases to office space and staffing.
Councilman Plensick and other members of the Finance Committee pressed the city’s Building & Housing department on a projected roughly $400,000 drop in charges-for-service revenue and on budgeted increases to office space and staffing.
Why it matters: the department moved a recurring rental expense into the property‑rental line and reclassified a prior professional‑services entry, producing a large, visible change in the revenue line. Council members said they want more detail before the council completes its final budget vote.
At the hearing, McCoy Pizzuti, fiscal manager for the Building & Housing Department, told the committee that the change in the charges‑for‑service line reflects a reclassification of a lease for space at Erieview Plaza and different categorization of transaction fees. “Under…
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