Show Notes
At the April 9, 2025, Council Meeting, the Reno City Council discussed a budget augmentation. But what exactly is a budget augmentation, and how does the City fund its budget? In the third episode of "On the Agenda," we welcome Vicki Van Buren, Director of Finance, to discuss budget augmentations and simplify city funding!
Additionally, we preview a few topics on the agenda for the upcoming Reno City Council Meeting on April 23, 2025 at 10a. These include an initial review of a draft Reno Municipal Code concerning Accessory Dwelling Units, a hearing regarding an office park on Arlington Avenue, a Zone Change for Wooster High School from Single Family to Public Facility, and a hearing on an appeal of the Planning Commission’s decision to grant the conditional use permit for the Plumas Redevelopment Project.
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