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2025-019 · BUDGET · CONTRACT · 2025

An Order to appropriate $332,200.00 from Sewer Retained Earnings to Sewer Enterprise Fund Other Expenses.

Amesbury approves using Sewer Retained Earnings to fund the purchase of four new Sewer Department vehicles and related branding. The procurement is based on QUO1087 from McGovern MHQ, Inc. The Sewer Retained Earnings balance is $1,576,981.

approved CITYWIDE
  1. STEP 1
    Submitted
    FEB 11 2025
  2. STEP 2 · CURRENT
    Approved
    FEB 25 2025
AI summary · plain-language

The City Council authorizes transferring $332,200 from Sewer Retained Earnings to the Sewer Enterprise Fund's Other Expenses to cover the cost of four new Sewer Department vehicles and their branding. The purchase is based on McGovern MHQ, Inc.'s QUO1087, with the Sewer Retained Earnings balance reported at $1,576,981. This change uses internal sewer funds rather than new taxes or debt and will support city infrastructure and service delivery.

Generated by an LLM. Not legal text. Read the official ordinance for binding language.

Key provisions

§1 Appropriates $332,200 from Sewer Retained Earnings to Sewer Enterprise Fund Other Expenses.
§2 Purchases four 2025 Ford F-150 4x4 Regular Cab vehicles for the Sewer Department.
§3 Includes branding design for the vehicles.
§4 Sewer Retained Earnings balance is $1,576,981.

Discussed at meetings

City CouncilCity Council MeetingFebruary 25, 2025
approve2025-019
Councilor Stanganelli moved to approve 2025-019 as presented.
MOVED BY COUNCILOR STANGANELLI · SECONDED BY COUNCILOR FREDERIQUE · VOTE: PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (8-0)
City CouncilBudget and Finance Committee MeetingFebruary 18, 2025
other2025-019
Councilor Redfern made a motion to return 2025-019 to the City Council with a positive recommendation.
MOVED BY COUNCILOR REDFERN · SECONDED BY COUNCILOR FREDERIQUE · VOTE: PASSED 3-0
2025-0192025-019
City CouncilCity Council MeetingFebruary 11, 2025
refer2025-019
Refer 2025-019 to Budget & Finance and set a 2nd reading for February 25.
MOVED BY COUNCILOR REDFERN · SECONDED BY COUNCILOR HAGGSTROM · VOTE: APPROVED 8-0