CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Charlottesville City Council plans to relocate money from the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Contingency fund toward one-time expenditures across the board while reallocating some already appropriated CIP funds toward a couple of lagging infrastructure construction projects during its Monday night meeting.
City Manager Sam Sanders will propose dipping into more than $4.55 million in the CIP Contingency for an array expenditure in the first of two readings.
Sanders’ proposal will allocate $1.5 million toward critical human resource management systems, $1.1 million toward construction of critical pedestrian infrastructure, including sidewalks which the city is engaged in the heavy construction of, $750,000 toward emergency management priorities, $400,000 to expand critical snow management equipment, $310,000 for strategic planning, performance management, and capacity priorities, $300,000 to offset city fire department overtime and $200,000 to address capacity building for CRHA in association with prior unfilled agreement with the city…