Saturday, June 18, 2016

"COUNCIL MEETING 06/20/16


Before I get into the agenda of this Monday's council meeting.

Our City Manager Anthony Carson invited me to a public meeting the  Ohio State Treasurer's office was having Friday  at city hall putting the City of Painesville online in Ohio Checkbook. Yes you can now go online and see Painesville's expenditures.  Everything is there a check to Office Depot for $4.87 to a $400,000 Insurance expenditures. Mr. Carson, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Unetic as well as their staffs worked diligently to make this a success. As of now 2015 is online. With more to come. If your having problems feel free to contact the Finance Department. As of now only Mentor-on-the-Lake and Painesville are currently the communities presently on line. With Eastlake, Willoughby, Willoughby Hills joining shortly.
Riverside School District, Mentor Schools are also online. Along with Perry Public Library.  By the end of the year the Treasurer expects 25% participation from all entities.
Just a reminder Painesville in 2015 had a budget of over $66,000,000 and issued 29,000 checks.
Only one council person attended  the presentation Ward I Christine Shoop.


Three items on the agenda for Monday nights council meeting;

Second reading of an ordinance to transfer funds ($6,000) additional going back to January. for the Downtown Painesville Organization.

First reading of a resolution authorizing the city manager to enter into contract for phase 2 of city Road Improvement.

First reading of a resolution authorizing the city manager to apply for and accept financial assistance for public recreation purposes. (maybe a city pool?) Nah, just kidding!

City Sidewalks
Channel 12
Council Procedures


Recommendations to Council - Housing Task Force

Presentation to Council: Parks and Recreation Director- Michelle LaPuma 

See You In July!


I expect Cleveland in July to be one to remember forever! Especially if this Dump Trump Movement gets legs.

I myself with his polling  going down, a need to spend his own money as well as his  "what's in it for me attitude" he might self-implode before  the convention? 







2 Comments:

At June 19, 2016 at 7:29 AM , Blogger Unknown said...

I'm glad Painesville joined this. I don't understand why every government entity wouldn't. This is our money, not theirs. We deserve to see how it is spent. $66 million for this city? Goes to show you how much money is being taken from the people. Dint you think the taxpayers could spend that money a little more efficiently?

 
At June 19, 2016 at 7:38 AM , Anonymous TERM>> said...

7:29 Sure it could be run more efficiently, what can't? Now a big part of that 66 million has to do with the operation and distribution of electricity and water. Along with the waste treatment plant.
On property taxes you pay only about 8% goes to the city. The number's are eye opener's.
Change sometimes comes hard for some.

 

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