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�.3.A-2., <br /> The City Attorney has recommended that should the Council be in agreement with these <br /> recommendations, the authority be provided by way of a Council-adopted administrative <br /> policy (attached for your review). <br /> Altemative <br /> The Council may elect not to extend the authority for the above transactions to the City <br /> Manager. Doing so will require staff resources to bring these items to Council for approval <br /> and may, particularly in the case of revenue generating opportunities, result in the City not <br /> being able to take advantage of such opportunities if there is a brief time period in which <br /> the City needs to respond to the prospective client. <br /> Fiscal Impact <br /> If adopted, this administrative policy will provide savings in paper and supplies costs due <br /> to the reduction in staff reports being submitted to the City Council. Additionally, staff time <br /> will be made available for other uses and the City will be less likely to lose an opportunity <br /> to provide services to another agency due to the requirement of obtaining Council <br /> approval. <br /> �' <br /> � �. � <br /> � ` r � ' �/� <br /> �--� � ; � ,�,--- <br /> : �-�� <br /> � :. :. <br /> Brian Ponty � Edward Everett � <br /> Director of Finance and Financial Planning City Manager <br /> Attachment: <br /> Proposed Administrative Policy No. 36 <br />