Order comprehensive audit of the Port of Richmond's finances and operations
In Plain English
The Port of Richmond has faced financial challenges over many years despite its potential as an economic engine. City council members want a detailed review of all port leases, business activities, budget information, and past management issues. If approved, staff will determine audit costs and present findings in January 2023 to identify new opportunities.
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Votes
To approve said direction to staff with the audit looking backward and to the current time
6 to 0
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