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HomeMy Public PortalAboutAB 03-52 Fish Pen DocksCITY COUNCIL City Of McCall AGENDA BILL 216 East Park Street Number AB 02-52 McCall, ID 83638 Date April 24, 2003 ITEM INFORMATION  SUBJECT: Original Agenda Date & Bill No.  Installation of new docks to be  Department/Committee/Individual Initials Remarks  utilized for boating recreation A Mayor / Council    and net pens for fish hatchery. P City Manager     P City Treasurer     R City Attorney     O City Engineer     V City Planner     A Public Works     L Director of Golf and Parks Operations  Originator  COST IMPACT: $13,195 S Recreation Director    FUNDING SOURCE:  City Clerk      Airport Manager    TIMELINE:  Librarian      Pol ice Chief    SUMMARY STATEMENT: The Fish and Game Department has agreed to fund 50% of the replacement of the observation deck at Brown Park. The new docks will be ADA compliant. The City of McCall is currently securing an Encroachment Permit for installation rights from the Idaho Department of Lands. Council approved the use of fund balance up to $125,000 for improvements to Brown Park, the amount expended to date is $61,042.95 . We did not carry forward the remaining $63,957.05 into the current budget, it is part of the existing fund balance surplus. At this time we would like to take advantage of the Fish and Game funding to complete this project. Council can approve transfer of contingent expense dollars to the Parks Department, effectively appropriating fund balance. The remaining $50,762.05 would remain in fund balance, available for other projects.  RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve transfer of $13,195.00 from the contingent expense to the Parks Department as match for the cost of new docks at Brown Park.   RECORD OF COUNCIL ACTION  Meeting Date Action  April 24, 2003 Approved transfer of $13,195.00 from the General fund contingent expense to the Parks Department as match for the cost of new docks at Brown Park.   April 24, 2003 Approved transfer of $13,195.00 from the General fund contingent expense to the Parks Department as match for the cost of new docks at Brown Park.