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The City of Dallas presents its proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2026-27, a pre-adoption draft submitted for consideration.
The Special Called Finance Committee meeting addressed several key matters. Discussions and potential actions involved the New City Auditor Search Process and Nominating Commission, a proposal to amend the Fiscal Year 2026 Audit Work Plan to include a Cost Benefit Analysis of the Women, Infant, and Children Program (WIC) audit, and authorizing the Dallas Public Facility Corporation to acquire, develop, and own the Good Homes Dallas mixed-income multifamily development. Briefing items covered the process for the sale of City property, financial reporting for the Housing Finance Corporation and Public Facility Corporation, reprogramming of Community Development Block Grants funds, and monthly accountability reports covering audit findings, budget status, technology, and procurement. The committee also reviewed the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 Biennial Budget Development Process and responses to prior questions regarding Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenues.
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The committee meeting covered several key agenda items and briefings. Discussions included the Library Regional Model proposal, which involves shifting to flagship libraries to establish service regions and improve operational stability, and the consideration of proposed amendments to Chapter 50 regarding Street Vendors, aiming to expand definitions to include charitable distribution and establish a low-burden permit system. The committee also reviewed an update on Extraordinary Neighborhood Events, focusing on nuisance data, current regulations for parking restrictions, and policy recommendations related to amending Chapter 28 and Chapter 42A, as well as a potential amendment to the Offensive Noise Code. Briefing memos were presented on the Dallas Public Library Strategic Plan's Year Two Goals, which focus on large-scale objectives like the Central Library Reimagining and implementing the regional service model, and an overview of the City-managed cultural venue, the South Dallas Cultural Center, detailing its operations, programming, and facility needs.
The Finance Committee meeting involved several briefing items and one action item forwardable to the City Council. Key discussion topics included a briefing on the State of Dallas City Hall, which led to a motion to evaluate real estate opportunities for office space needs, redevelopment options for City Hall to support the Convention Center Master Plan, and comparison of repair versus replacement costs. The committee also reviewed the Annual Review of the City's Public Funds Investment Policy and the Quarterly Investment Report for Q3 FY 2024-25. Furthermore, the Office of the City Auditor's Fiscal Year 2026 Recommended Audit Work Plan was forwarded to the full City Council for approval. Other briefing memos covered the 2026 City Calendar and Budget Development Timeline, the FY 2024-25 External Auditor Audit Plan, the transition of Procurement Card and Travel Card Programs to U.S. Bank, and a substantial amendment to the HUD Five-Year Consolidated Plan. The committee also held a closed session to deliberate real estate matters related to 1500 Marilla Street.
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