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ORDINANCE (B VERSION) submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 10/21/2024, ESTABLISHING new capital improvement program project account no. 980x199x251923, “Madisonville Baseball Field RCF,” to provide resources for the installation of a turf infield and related improvements at the Madisonville Recreation Area; AUTHORIZING the City Manager to accept a donation of $150,000 from the Reds Community Fund to provide resources for the installation of a turf infield and related improvements at the Madisonville Recreation Area; AUTHORIZING the Director of Finance to deposit $150,000 from the Reds Community Fund into Fund 319x8571, “Contributions For Recreation Purposes,” to provide resources for the installation of a turf infield and related improvements at the Madisonville Recreation Area; and AUTHORIZING the City Manager to transfer and appropriate $150,000 from the unappropriated surplus of Fund 319, “Contributions For Recreation Purposes,” into newly established capital improvement program project account no 980x199x251923, “Madisonville Baseball Field RCF,” to provide resources for the installation of a turf infield and related improvements at the Madisonville Recreation Area.

Ordinance Passed Introduced October 18, 2024
Committee
Cincinnati City Council
Requested by
Budget and Finance Committee
Introduced
October 18, 2024
On agenda
October 23, 2024
Passed
October 23, 2024
Enacted
October 23, 2024
Enactment no.
0343-2024

Where it was heard

Cincinnati City Council Oct 23, 2024 Passed Pass Cincinnati City Council Oct 23, 2024 Suspension of the three readings Pass Budget, Finance & Governance Committee Oct 21, 2024 Recommend Passage Emergency

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