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ORDER-2019-89 : An Appropriation from account number 6000-319000 (Sewer Retained Earnings) in the amount of $575,100.00 to various accounts as set forth herein.

Passed · RECOMMEND AS AMENDED [9 TO 0] · moved by Monica C. Medeiros, Voting, seconded by Jennifer L. Lemmerman, President/Ex Officio Member Yes: Kate Lipper-Garabedian, Robert A. Boisselle, Peter D. Mortimer, John N. Tramontozzi, Monica C. Medeiros, Scott M. Forbes, Michael P. Zwirko, Manisha Bewtra, Jennifer L. Lemmerman. Absent: Francis X. Wright Jr., Shawn M. MacMaster.

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ORDER-2019-89 Appropriation An Appropriation from account number 6000-319000 (Sewer Retained Earnings) in the amount of $575,100.00 to various accounts as set forth herein. Recommend as Amended Board of Aldermen City of Melrose Page 1 Updated 6/13/2019 12:08 PM Minutes Appropriations Committee June 10, 2019

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▶ 2:55:10 Kate Lipper-Garabedian: us to discuss it a little additionally all right fourth order before us tonight is order number For 2019-89, in appropriation from account number 6000-319000, sewer retained earnings in the amount of $575,100 to various accounts as set forth herein.

▶ 2:55:38 Speaker 7: So this order moves to, is requesting to reappropriate funds that are currently in retained earnings to various projects. that we will be working on over the summer our outside auditors confirmed that seven hundred

▶ 2:56:01 Speaker 7: and thirty eight thousand nine hundred forty five dollars um of retained earnings that have been certified in water and seven hundred and eighteen thousand in sewer we have made a right we are making a recommendation it's supported by our water and sewer committee that eighty percent of those funds be reappropriated through this order and the next order order 2019