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Committee member asks why city share rose from 8.5% to 9% in intergovernmental agreement
Summary
A committee member questioned an apparent change in an intergovernmental agreement showing one city's share increasing from 8.5% to 9% and asked what drove the shift; no explanatory details were provided in the transcript.
A committee member asked for clarification about the minutes noting a change in the city share under an intergovernmental agreement, saying one city's share appeared to rise from 8.5% to 9% and asking what caused that change. The member referred to the City of 'Lairsville' (as named in the minutes) and noted another city's share increasing by about 1.5%.
The transcript records the question but does not include a staff explanation or the minutes' corrective context. The committee member characterized the query as a "simple question" and concluded that it was all they had on that item; the record contains no follow-up resolution in the provided segments.
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