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Olivette council adopts FY27 budget, approves 10-year capital plan and encumbrances

Olivette City Council · June 25, 2026
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Summary

The Olivette City Council unanimously adopted the fiscal year 2027 budget and salary schedule (Bill 3063) and approved a 10-year capital improvement plan and $891,685 in encumbrances to carry ongoing projects into FY27.

The Olivette City Council unanimously approved Bill 3063 on second reading June 23, adopting the city's budget and salary schedule for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. Council also approved a separate 10-year capital improvement plan and a request to encumber $891,685 for ongoing projects.

Finance staff told the council there were no major changes in May financials; reserves were described as "in excess" and general fund revenues and expenditures showed a positive variance. The budget document included a minor amendment restoring a $900 clothing allowance for planning and community development.

The capital improvement plan, presented as an 11th iteration of the CIP, covers a 10-year horizon and lists roughly 75 departmental requests. The plan identifies capital items as purchases over $5,000 with a lifespan greater than one year. Council passed Resolution 2026-266, approving the CIP.

Council also approved encumbrances totaling $891,685 to carry several projects across the fiscal year boundary. The largest encumbrance was a $720,543 cost-share obligation tied to the Olive Intersections/Dealman Industrial and North Price projects; other encumbrances included $141,335 for street improvements, $21,807 for fire gear for newly hired personnel, and $8,000 for Stacy Park stormwater/fence completion.

Votes at a glance

- Bill 3063 (FY27 budget and salary schedule): motion carried unanimously; Bill 3063 became Ordinance 28-33. - Bill 3064 (amend contract with St. Louis County for housing municipal inmates): motion carried unanimously; Bill 3064 became Ordinance 28-34. - Resolution 2026-266 (10-year capital improvement plan): adopted unanimously. - Encumbrance request, $891,685: approved unanimously. - ADA doors for 5 Oaks (purchase and installation not to exceed $10,600): approved unanimously.

Moderator thanked staff for preparing the multi-month budget work and the council for reviewing the 140-page document prior to approval. The council closed the business items and moved to other agenda items and public comments.