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City Council Meeting Minutes June 13,2018 <br /> junk vehicle removal. No direction was provided at that time. <br /> Discussion was held regarding the Bond Project Operating Expenditure. City <br /> Council has requested a slide explaining where the 8.37 cents is going in FY19. <br /> Discussion was held regarding funding eight new firefighter positions. <br /> Ms.Hurlbert explained the Economic Development Supplemental Funding. <br /> She explained that$200,000 was being suggested as Workforce Housing Seed <br /> Funding (66%from each-general fund water/wastewater,& electric)$50,000 <br /> from fund balance for a total of$250,000. <br /> Ms. Hurlbert reviewed process improvements and key items not included in the <br /> budget. Ms. Hurlbert reviewed Sales Tax Revenue; Short Term <br /> Recommendations related to potential for expanding City Hall parking and <br /> potential for short-term facilities or leased spaces. Ms. Hurlbert reviewed the <br /> recommended one-time uses of sales tax revenue. Staff is recommending a <br /> budget amendment on the June 19 agenda in the amount of$654,000. <br /> Discussion was held regarding the expansion of the parking area at City Hall. <br /> Council asked that staff conduct a survey of all employees to determine if they <br /> would be interested in having something such as a car pool van or other <br /> options to elevate the parking issues at City Hall. Council would like to see <br /> the cost of permanent buildings and the cost of furniture. <br /> Council would like to hold off on debating and voting on the temporary office <br /> space and additional parking spaces on June 19. <br /> The City Council recessed for dinner from 5:53 p.m. until 6:21 p.m. <br /> Discussion was held regarding the additional CEF revenue and setting up an <br /> additional fee to provide assistance for people that need assistance addressing <br /> code violations such as tall grass or junk vehicles, as previously mentioned. <br /> Council requested a listing,preferably in a spreadsheet format,of all of the <br /> code compliance issues that they have responded to in the last year. <br /> Council provided consensus not to move forward with the proposed funding of <br /> three additional Code Enforcement Officers from the CEF revenue,but to find <br /> a different revenue source. <br /> Discussion was held regarding increasing the fee and rental registration. <br /> Dr. Mihalkanin stated for the record that he was not voting in favor of three <br /> new Code Enforcement Officers. <br /> City of San Marcos Page 2 <br />