Approve confidentiality agreement with Chevron for utility tax audit
In Plain English
The city wants to audit how much Chevron pays in utility user taxes. Chevron requires a confidentiality agreement before sharing its financial records with city auditors. If approved, the city can review Chevron's tax payments while keeping the company's financial information private.
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Votes
Accept staff's recommendation
Extend the meeting until 12:20 a.m.
Approve the Confidentiality Agreement
8 to 1
Accept the first step to $54,000 and staff come back with more information on second step
4 to 1
Direct the city attorney to disclose information to the public that was decided in closed session
4 to 3
Refer to staff to incorporate comments and come back to first meeting in September 2007
Extend the meeting 10 minutes
7 to 1
Have the City Council appoint a citizens advisory group to take up the issue of the Mayor's salary and the process for making a final decision
4 to 0
Approve five percent per year for five years, bringing the Mayor's salary to $46,500
6 to 1
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