#3 adds $40K for "transit for jobs" and moves it to OCS - sponsored by Konkel, Benford, Gruber

#4 removes contingency from affordable housing trust fund funding - sponsored by Konkel, King
One person testified for, none against

#5 allows $200K to go to affordable housing trust fund if it's in contingent reserve at end of 2006 - sponsored by Konkel, King
One person testified for, none against

#6 charges the parking utility $500K for use of public land - sponsored by Golden, Konkel, Webber
Three people testified for, none against

#7 increases building permits by $0.01/sq ft - +$400K - sponsored by Konkel, King, Gruber
One person testified for, none against

#8 cuts extra funding to convention and visitors bureau - $146,950 - sponsored by Konkel, Webber
Three people testified against, none for

#9 reduces extra funding to convention and visitors bureau - $73,475- sponsored by King, Olson
Three people testified against, none for

#10 raises room tax - +$430K- sponsored by Konkel, King
One person testified for, two against

#11 uses money from room tax to pay for city's contribution to Overture, freeing up general fund dollars- sponsored by Konkel, King
One person testified for, two against

#12 cuts the advertising budget of 18 agencies by 10% - $27,603- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton

#14 cuts funding for police cars and other police support budget - $85,220- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas,

#15 adds security screening for three city facilities in anticipation of concealed carry law - $996K- sponsored by Konkel, King

#17 adds a public health nursing position - $24,492 - sponsored by Konkel, Verveer, Webber, Olson
One person testified for, none against

#18 cuts funding to the joint board of health - $2,134- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton

#19 cuts funding to AIDS Network - $6K- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas
Five people testified against, none for

#20 adds $5K for safe communities coalition- sponsored by Gruber, Olson, King
One person testified for, none against

#21 restores funding to continue an accessibility tool for EOC - $3K - sponsored by Konkel, Olson

#22 moves funds from EOC reserve to the fair housing contract - $2,268 - - sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton

#23 deletes funding for an intern in the city attorney's office - $2500- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton

#24 adds funds to enforce anti-sweatshop policy - sponsored by King, Konkel
One person testified for, none against

#25 cuts a clerk-typist form the clerical pool - $45,614 - sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Palm, Radomski, Knox

#26 cuts $20K from golf course fertilizer/chemical budget- sponsored by Konkel, King

#27 restores funding for crosswalk snow removal - $25,069- sponsored by Konkel, Olson
One person testified for, none against

#28 adds funding for paratransit - $620,700- sponsored by Golden, Konkel, Webber
Twenty one people testified for, none against

#29 adds funding for Metro to avoid service cuts - $558K- sponsored by Webber, Konkel, Golden, Olson
Twenty four people testified for, none against

#30 adds a traffic engineer to do traffic calming - $65,865- sponsored by Golden, Olson

#31 reduces traffic engineering "general work supplies" budget - $50K- sponsored by Konkel, King

#32 cuts funding for parking ramp signs - $500K- sponsored by Konkel, King
One person testified for, none against

#33 adds funding for the office of business resources - $50K- sponsored by Konkel, Olson, Verveer

#34 cuts funding for jobs with a future - $5K- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton
One person testified against, none for

#35 cuts a position in the planners office - $54K- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Van Rooy, Knox, Compton

#36 adds funding for a Regent St. master plan - $20K- sponsored by King, Knox, Webber
Two people testified for, none against

#37 adds funding to reduce the child care assistance waiting list - $225K- sponsored by Konkel, Benford
Four people testified for, none against

#38 funds the "weed and seed" position if federal funds are not received - $13,739- sponsored by Golden, Konkel
Two people testified for, none against

#39 cuts funding for a child care specialist - $35,390 - sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton
One person testified against, none for

#40 cuts funding for the youth by youth program - $3400- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Thomas, Compton
Two people testified against, none for

#41 moves planning councils to the planning unit and makes the funding process competitive- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Van Rooy, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton
Twenty people testified against, none for

#42 changes the description of the "transit for jobs" program - no fiscal impact- sponsored by Golden, Konkel

#43 cuts funding for the senior center receptionist - $6500- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Cnare, Palm, Radomski, Knox, Thomas
One person testified against, none for

#44 cuts funding for Sunday hours at the downtown library - $60K- sponsored by Brandon, Sanborn, Radomski, Knox, Thomas, Compton
Four people testified against, none for