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Burton DDA approves $300 transfer for landscape maintenance

Burton Downtown Development Authority · June 16, 2025
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Summary

The Burton Downtown Development Authority voted June 26 to move $300 from a miscellaneous line to landscape maintenance after staff said the transfer could be acknowledged rather than formally required; the roll-call vote was unanimous and the controller said she would complete the transfer.

The Burton Downtown Development Authority voted June 26 to move $300 from a miscellaneous budget line to landscape maintenance, a transfer members said is intended to cover mowing and related grounds work.

Board members discussed the discrepancy in the mowing line and the controller’s guidance that a formal motion "does not need to be made but just acknowledge" the change. Steve Marino moved the recommendation from the controller’s office to move $300 from miscellaneous to landscape maintenance; the motion was supported and the board recorded a roll-call vote. Mr. Richvalsky, Mr. Coats, Mr. Henry, Jeanne Hereford and Mr. Wagner were recorded as voting yes and the Madam Secretary declared, "Motion carried."

The board debated whether a formal motion was strictly necessary given the controller’s earlier comments but proceeded to document the change with a vote. Later in the meeting, controller Brandy Ruth confirmed she would "take care of it" and process the transfer.

The transfer was presented as an administrative correction to ensure funds were available for ongoing downtown plantings and maintenance; no additional budget increases were proposed. The board also handled routine business including approval of the May 19 minutes and scheduling upcoming meetings.