Community Development requests $32,500 carryover to convert land development code and match BRIC grant
Summary
Community Development Director Paul Andrus asked the committee to carry over $32,500 in unspent FY26 wages to pay for converting the city's Land Development Code to Municode ($20,000 first-year cost) and to provide a local match for a $37,500 BRIC grant for electronic plan review; committee recommended the carryover unanimously.
Paul Andrus, Community Development Director, told the committee the department seeks authorization to carry forward $32,500 in unspent FY26 personnel appropriations to fund two one-time items: conversion of the Land Development Code (LDC) to the Municode online system and a local match for a Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant to support electronic plan-review capabilities.
Andrus said the conversion will cost about $17,000 for the initial transfer and $3,000 to accommodate first-year amendments; the BRIC match is $32,500 allocated to support a $37,500 grant request for software and equipment tied to hazard-mitigation and permitting improvements. Committee members asked about recurring Municode fees; Andrus said recurring costs would be accounted for in future budgets. The committee voted unanimously to recommend the carryover and reallocation.
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