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City clerk files two emailed public comments: credit‑card audit request and code enforcement concerns
Summary
The city clerk reported two email comments for the record: one asking for a credit‑card audit and spending restraint, and a second requesting that code enforcement pause certain activity pending resolution of two cases.
The city clerk reported two emailed comments submitted for the April 9 study session and entered them into the record.
One comment, submitted by a person identified as David, expressed concern about taxing, fees and city spending decisions. The message asked the city to conduct a credit‑card audit, hire an outside consulting firm to review short‑ and long‑term fiscal impacts on Cathedral City, and to refrain from authorizing nonessential expenditures pending that review. The clerk said the email was provided to council members and made available for public inspection at the meeting entrance.
A second comment, submitted by Tyrone Burns, raised concerns about code enforcement staffing and practices. Burns requested that the code enforcement division refrain from taking action related to council‑set goals while two pending legal cases against the city’s code enforcement practices are unresolved, and asked the council to place an item on a future agenda addressing anticipated revenue shortfalls and rising fiscal obligations.
The clerk stated there were no in‑person public commenters at the study session; both comments were accepted for the record and distributed to council members.
