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Board approves $6.6 million claims docket including two large payments to Elkhart County CVB
Summary
The Board of Works approved a claims docket totaling $6,602,342.45; Controller Christy Wendorff said the two largest claims were $60,000 for Downtown Annie District marketing and $160,000 for a Casopolis Street Corridor exit study paid to the Elkhart County Convention & Visitors Bureau.
The Board of Works voted to approve the claims and allowance docket totaling $6,602,342.45.
Christy Wendorff, the city controller, told the board the two largest claims on the docket were payments to the Elkhart County Convention & Visitors Bureau: $60,000 for Downtown Annie District marketing and $160,000 for the Casopolis Street Corridor exit study. Wendorff also reported payroll for the period totaled $4,077,123.03 and confirmed the overall claims figure presented at the meeting.
The board approved the minutes from the March 17 meeting, then moved the claims docket to a voice vote and carried the motion. No board member recorded individual roll-call votes; actions were taken by unanimous voice votes in the meeting.
