...Explanation
BACKGROUND:
It is appropriate to acknowledge that various City funds become dormant and inactive after a period of years. This Ordinance is simply to authorize the transfer of those dormant monies and future monies to their respective operating and/or capital funds.
FISCAL IMPACT:
This Ordinance will not result in the expenditure of funds.
Title
To authorize the City Auditor to transfer monies in dormant funds to their respective operating and/or capital funds. This Ordinance does not result in an expenditure of funds. ($0.00)
Body
WHEREAS, certain monies and various funds with the passing of time become dormant and inactive in their use, and
WHEREAS, to acknowledge that various City funds become dormant and inactive after a period of years, and that it is appropriate to transfer these funds to their respective operating and/or capital funds; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS:
SECTION 1. To authorize the City Auditor to transfer the following funds:
Purpose Amount From Fund To Fund
Gus Macker Tournament $ 9.34 223-73 Recreation and Parks Fund No. 285Title
Newspaper Rack Maintenance $ 58,910.42 223-92 General Fund No. 10
(fund inactive since 2001)
Senior Olympics $ 57.67 223-126 Recreation and Parks Fund No. 285
(fund inactive since 2007)
Heartmobile Maintenance $ 4.44 223-127 General Fund No. 10
(fund inactive since 2009)
Volunteer Services $ 5,280.90 223-128 General Fund No. 10
(fund inactive since 2002)
Volunteer Awards $ 2,294.98 223-129 General Fund No. 10
(fund inactive since prior
To 1999)
Smoke Detectors $ 364.00 223-137 General Fund No. 10
(fund inactive since 2004)
Section 2. The City Auditor is authorized to transfer other funds becoming dormant in the future, as determined by the City Auditor, to their respective operating and capital funds.
Section 3. That this ordinance shall take effect an...
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