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Council approves recovery of $80,424 in foregone revenue for FY2026 maintenance and operations

5588445 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted Resolution 25-20 to recover $80,424 of previously foregone levy capacity for fiscal year 2026 to support maintenance and operations, following staff presentation that the amount is within statutory limits.

McCall City Council voted to adopt Resolution 25-20, authorizing the recovery of $80,424 of foregone levy capacity for fiscal year 2026 to fund maintenance and operations.

Randy Currys, finance director, told council the $80,424 amount is a portion of accumulated foregone capacity the city has available and that the figure falls below statutory limits. Staff said the city performed a standalone public notice for the recovery and had discussed the measure at a previous workshop.

No members of the public signed up to comment and the council closed the hearing before moving to the motion to adopt the resolution. The roll-call vote was unanimous: Council member Nelson '0Yes; Council member Nielsen '0Yes; Mayor Giles '0Yes; Council member Machesek '0Yes; Council member Thrower '0Yes. The motion carried.

What the action means: Recovering foregone levy capacity allows the city to increase its budget for maintenance and operations by the specified amount; staff said the recovery is a portion of a larger amount accrued over decades and is within statutory limits. The council authorized the mayor to sign documents necessary to implement the recovery.