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Committee actions: calendar, procurement, capital review, NEZs and board update moved or placed on file
Summary
At the standing committee meeting members used unanimous procedural consent or motions to: bring multiple calendar and capital review items back in one week; receive and file several reports; and forward two NEZ resolutions to formal session with recommendations to approve.
The Budget, Finance and Audit Standing Committee logged a series of procedural actions and referrals during its meeting. Several items were continued for one week for additional review; others were received and placed on file; two NEZ applications were forwarded to formal session with recommendations to approve.
Key committee actions (taken by motion or by unanimous 'no objections') included:
- Bring back line items 6.7 through 6.11 (budget calendar items) in one week for discussion of a possible earlier start to the budget hearings (committee moved to consider starting March 6). - Bring back line items 5.1 (LPD fiscal review of proposed capital agenda) and 6.5 (policy review) in one week for further discussion. - Receive and place on file line item 5.2 (memorandum from Council President Pro Tem James Tate regarding procurement ordinance questions). - Bring back line item 5.3 (fiscal impact of procurement ordinance amendments to chapter 17) in one week so it can be discussed at the scheduled public hearing. - Receive and place on file line item 6.2 (OCFO/Office of Budget report on fiscal impact of amendments to chapter 6 of the 2019 Detroit City Code regarding husbandry and beekeeping). - Receive and place on file line item 6.1 (Property Assessment Board of Review update). - Send line items 6.3 and 6.4 (NEZ certificates for 3414 Harrison and 2966/2970 Ashland) to formal session with recommendations to approve. - Bring back line item 6.6 (LPD community outreach/ district community budget priorities forum report) in one week for discussion.
Most procedural actions were taken by unanimous consent; the committee did not adopt final budgets or ordinances at the meeting.
