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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION <br />Minutes of June 11, 2018 — Regular Meeting <br />Page 14 of 22 <br />Engineering & Inspection), each in the amount of $71,271. <br />BA #18-036 <br />Explanation of Request: This item seeks City Commission approval to provide additional funding for <br />agreement with CPH to provide design services for the Gee Creek/Howell Creek Design Project. This <br />budget includes 5% contingency ($92,787 of agreement is funded by NCRS Grant). <br />Account Number Account Description Amount <br />Increase: <br />110-0000-389.90-00 Other Non -Operating Sources $71,271 <br />110-0740-538.63-46 Improvements Other Than Building/ $71,271 <br />Gee Creek CE <br />Recommendation: The City Manager and the Public Works Director recommended approval of Task <br />Authorization No. 1 with CPH, Inc. in the amount of $156,245, allocating a 5% contingency of $7,813, and <br />related Budget Amendment #18-036. <br />Audience Participation: No one came forward to address the Consent Agenda. <br />MOTION: Commissioner Hufford moved to approve the Consent Agenda, as presented. <br />Motion was seconded by Commissioner Aramendia. Motion carried <br />unanimously by voice vote 4-0. <br />8. DISCUSSION ITEMS <br />A. Future Agenda Items <br />No items were presented for consideration. <br />B. Municipal Advisory Committee (MetroPlan) Report <br />Mayor Glancy reported she had attended the meeting on Thursday, June 7"' and although the agenda was <br />short there was some information given about the new format MetroPlan will be using to approve projects. <br />Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer Kelly Brock briefly explained that MetroPlan was <br />restructuring how projects are programmed in the future. Current priority list projects should not be <br />affected, but new projects going forward will be held to performance measures which he believed were be <br />considered for adoption at the next Board meeting. Dr. Brock felt it was going to be a more systematic <br />approach to how the projects are programmed, and both he and Mayor Glancy felt the new process would <br />ultimately be fairer than the current one. <br />