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Commission approves 2017 Cash Proffer Report; staff reports record expenditures
Summary
The Commission on Local Government voted to approve the 2017 Cash Proffer Report at its Nov. 9, 2017 meeting after staff reported $94.71 million in proffers collected and $87.14 million expended — the highest expenditures recorded.
At its Nov. 9, 2017 meeting the Commission on Local Government approved the 2017 Cash Proffer Report following a staff presentation.
Senior Policy Analyst Kristen Dahlman presented the draft report and explained that, despite legislative changes in 2016 affecting cash proffers, the Commission’s survey and reporting approach remains unchanged because cash proffers can be expended up to 12 years after receipt. Dahlman reported the report’s primary figures: $94.71 million in cash proffers collected and $87.14 million expended; the reported expenditures were noted as the highest ever recorded.
Commissioner Bruce C. Goodson moved to approve the 2017 Cash Proffer Report as presented; the motion was seconded by R. Michael Amyx and the minutes record that the motion passed. The minutes do not include a roll‑call or vote tally for the approval.
The report included maps showing which localities accepted cash proffers and the amounts, and it related proffer data to total housing units in collecting localities. The Commission did not record further amendments or conditions to the approval in the minutes.
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