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Board approves budget amendment to cover vehicle repair, park pump and storm-drain finish
Summary
The governing body approved Resolution No. 10-20-25, a budget amendment adding $43,500 to the general fund for a city shop sewer repair, police vehicle engine replacement and a Washington Park irrigation pump, and allocated ARPA funds to complete a storm-drain project on Tenth Street.
Unidentified Speaker 6 presented Resolution No. 10-20-25, describing several unplanned costs that prompted a small budget amendment. Speaker 6 said the general fund increase of $43,500 would cover a city shop sewer repair ($32,500), a police vehicle engine replacement ($6,000) and a new pump for Washington Park’s irrigation system ($5,000). He also said the water fund would increase by $20,101,160 for a previously discussed project and that remaining ARPA funds would be used to finish a storm drain on Tenth Street.
Speaker 3 moved to approve Resolution No. 10-20-25 and authorize all necessary signatures; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. There was no public comment recorded on the item.
The presentation identified funding sources for the items listed above (general fund, water fund, and ARPA). The presenter described the police vehicle engine failure as recent and out of warranty, and said staff would procure a replacement and have in-house mechanics install it. On the irrigation pump, Speaker 6 said the existing equipment had been in service for about 20 years and was not a standard, on‑hand replacement for every park.
The board authorized signatures to finalize the resolution. The meeting record shows the amendment was moved (SEG 118) and carried (SEG 125-128).
