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until the end of the year. On the Civil City side we have amended the Council budget by $8,300 <br />because we budgeted that not everyone would take their salary but everyone did this year. In the <br />Fire Department we messed up on a few budgets for supplies and small equipment. We have <br />some additional funds for accounting services in 2016 as well. For the Hall of Fame Debt <br />Service Fund #313 we actually pay Weise Rental payments and they are slightly different than <br />the normal schedule. For Coveleski Stadium we are budgeting for some infrastructure costs but <br />that is a fairly small fund. The COIT Fund is getting $500,000 for the historic flooding. We have <br />an insurance claim pending on this, but it is too early to see how much of this will be reimbursed <br />but we want to go'l -h ad fa make the repairs. The largest item is the new LOIT 2016 special <br />distribution fund to be used for streets only, $2,300,000 for work at Edison and Ironwood and <br />Hickory and Logan. Those are the Civil City additional appropriations requests. <br />Councilmember Oliver Davis asked if that money covers the work that needs to be done on <br />Chippewa from the flooding. <br />Corbitt Kerr, City Engineer with offices on the 13th Floor of the County -City Building, <br />responded a portion of the road that was damaged is in the County and a portion in the City. The <br />portion where Bowman Creek passes Chippewa was damaged and there is a lane restriction. That <br />is the City's portion and we are working on repairing it. That repair will not open the street <br />because the County still needs to take care of their portion. Currently the repairs for the County <br />are under design. The County's damage will most likely cost more than ours and is a longer route <br />that needs to get fixed. <br />Councilmember Davis stated that the Council had made a decision that we would like to repair a <br />certain number of streets and asked are those going to be included, especially Dunham Street. <br />Mr. Kerr responded the City received a $1 million grant that is a 50150 matching grant from the <br />State. That is for the resurfacing we are doing on Edison and Ironwood. There will be $100,000 <br />going to Hickory which is a border street between us and Mishawaka. In terms of Dunham, the <br />sidewalk is in the process of a procurement later this year. He stated he doesn't have any details <br />at this time for the street repaving. <br />Councilmember Dr. Varner stated the request from Council was for particular streets for <br />repaving. He stated it seems like that money has been decided it would be spent elsewhere, or at <br />least that is the perceived message. <br />Councilmember Davis stated the Council gave a clear list of streets they would like to see <br />repaved. <br />Mr. Murphy stated he is not sure about this issue but there is money in the 2017 budget. <br />Councilmember Davis stated this was about additional appropriations for the 2016 budget. <br />Committee Chair White stated perhaps this is in the minutes from that meeting. <br />Ll <br />