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2/24/2025
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Enterprise Funds <br />B-55 <br />Engineering & <br />Transportation <br />A renovated trash enclosure was included in the planned scope for The Broadway Pedestrian Mall. <br />Details of the trash enclosure were developed during the design process, including the need for <br />additional compliance requirements related to stormwater runoff and connection to the sewer system. 400,000 <br />B-56 <br />Engineering & <br />Transportation <br />To ensure that all potential environmental impacts of the Recycled Water Master Plan are identified and <br />addressed, the City must prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR). This comprehensive document <br />analyzes the potential environmental effects of implementing the plan, with a focus on expanding the <br />production and use of recycled water in the region. 115,000 <br />B-57 <br />Engineering & <br />Transportation <br />The Silicon Valley Clean Water (SVCW) treatment facility is responsible for treating wastewater and <br />converting it into high-quality effluent, which includes the production of recycled water for the City. The <br />City anticipates an increase in production costs for the remainder of the fiscal year. 160,000 <br />B-58 <br />Engineering & <br />Transportation <br />Funding for a Cross-Connection Control Plan. This Plan is an important strategy implemented by water <br />utilities in order to prevent contaminated water from flowing into the drinking water system. Backflow <br />prevention devices and regular inspections are in place in order to maintain their functionality. 66,000 <br />B-59 <br />Engineering & <br />Transportation <br />The Bay Area Water Supply & Conservation Agency (BAWSCA) provides regional water supply planning, <br />resource development, and conservation program services throughout the Counties of San Mateo, <br />Santa Clara, and Alameda. Membership dues are based on the amount of water a member agency <br />purchases from the San Francisco Regional Water System along with other factors related to the <br />system's operation and capital improvement projects.30,000 <br />Total Enterprise Funds 771,000$ <br />Internal Services Funds <br />B-60 Finance This is a true-up of actual costs for insurance premium. 441,037 <br />B-61 Information Technology <br />Requesting approval to renew the annual Adobe subscription license. Adobe Acrobat, Creative Cloud <br />Suite, and Adobe Sign 47,100 <br />B-62 Information Technology <br />Our current Cisco Core switches C4507 have been operational for over a decade, and Cisco has <br />announced their support will end by 2025.108,000 <br />B-63 Information Technology <br />CherryRoad Annual Cloud Services renewal for FY 24-25. The department anticipated the costs <br />associated with these services to be less, this request is for the difference.36,000 <br />B-64 Information Technology <br />CherryRoad Annual Cloud Services renewal for FY 25-26. The City gets invoiced for the next FY in May. <br />We want to have funds available to be able to pay in time and avoid it going into the next FY. 650,000 <br />B-65 Information Technology <br />Additional Support Hours for Oracle ERP, HCM Cloud Managed Services Team. Amendment No.3 to the <br />original agreement with CherryRoad Technologies authorized the purchase of 1,610 Oracle ERP/HCM <br />support hours that was intended to last through FY 24-25. However, by November the City had utilized <br />approximately 1600 of those hours which prompted us to amend the agreement and request 800 more <br />hours of support 120,000 <br />B-66 Information Technology <br />Laserfiche Renewal: maintenance and support for FY 24-25. This service used to be paid out of a CIP <br />account, this year expenses were shifted to IT's budget.14,365 <br />B-67 Information Technology <br />Hardware and software needed throughout the year. Expenses for this year we're not originally <br />accounted for.30,000 <br />B-68 Public Works <br />The Fire Department has an aerial ladder truck that will be due for replacement in 2028. Due to the <br />complexity of building these trucks, the City will need to complete its procurement and place an order in <br />the current fiscal year in order for the required equipment to be completed in time. Allocation of fund <br />balance.1,400,000 <br />Total Internal Services Funds 2,846,502$ <br />Total Expenditure Changes 10,236,157$ <br />ATTY/RESO.0010/CC RESO FY 2024-25 MID YEAR BUDGET AMENDMENT - EXHIBIT A, B, C <br />REV: 02-12-25 MI Page 6 of 13
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