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On March 24, City Manager James K. Spore proposed a $1.87 billion operating budget for fiscal 2015-16. After reviewing the proposed operating budget and the six-year capital improvement program, please provide your suggestions to the following questions:

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What suggestions do you have for the operating budget?

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Which revenues would you adjust – up or down?

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If you adjust revenues, which expenses would you change to balance it – up or down?

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What suggestions do you have for the 6-year capital plan?

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What projects would you add?

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Which projects would you remove?

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Alice Shoemaker inside Lynnhaven
April 1, 2015, 10:23 AM
  • What suggestions do you have for the operating budget?
    Cut out the lite rail
  • Which revenues would you adjust – up or down?
    Cut out the lite rail
  • If you adjust revenues, which expenses would you change to balance it – up or down?
    Add savings back to schools
  • What suggestions do you have for the 6-year capital plan?
    Cut the lite rail and put the money back in the existing budget
  • What projects would you add?
    None - save the money
  • Which projects would you remove?
    Lite rail
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