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Eagle Urban Renewal Agency approves amended FY2025 audit language citing contingent liabilities

Eagle Urban Renewal Agency · January 20, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted Resolution No. 26-001 approving a revised FY2025 audit that adds language on risk management and contingent liabilities, including exposure to pending litigation and nondeterminable settlement amounts.

The Eagle Urban Renewal Agency voted Jan. 20 to adopt a revised fiscal year 2025 annual audit, approving language additions addressing risk management and contingent liabilities. The revision added a brief paragraph noting the agency is exposed to pending litigation and that any ultimate settlement amounts are not presently determinable.

Staff walked the board to page 12 of the revised audit packet and read the new language that explains the agency "is exposed to various risks related to its operations" and that any settlement amounts "are not presently determinable." The change was described by staff as a response to Commissioner Hope's earlier concerns. "They added just a little bit of language based on commissioner hopes, concerns from our last meeting, and it's under risk management and contingent liabilities," staff said.

Chair moved adoption of Resolution No. 26-001, the motion was seconded, and the board approved the resolution by roll-call vote. The resolution authorizes the executive director to take necessary actions to implement the audit report and provides an effective date. No further substantive changes to the audit were reported at the meeting.

The board did not request additional financial modeling or schedule an extra review; members said the language change addressed the concern raised and the board proceeded to approve the amended audit.