Legislation Details

File #: 22-167   
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
In control: Board of Trustees
On agenda: 4/27/2022 Final action: 4/27/2022
Title: R2022-04-01 - Resolution Granting General Expenditure and Disbursement Authority to Non-Inventory Vendors
Indexes: Finance - Disbursements
Code sections: BOT-2.2 - Board Policy 2.2 - Contract Authority, Procurement and Grants
Attachments: 1. R2022-04-01 - Granting General Expenditure and Disbursement Authority to Non-Inventory Vendors, 2. Presentation-R2022-04-01

TO:                

Board of Trustees

THROUGH:  

Jay Fox, Executive Director

FROM:          

William Greene, CFO

PRESENTER(S):

Troy Bingham, Comptroller

 

 

 

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R2022-04-01 - Resolution Granting General Expenditure and Disbursement Authority to Non-Inventory Vendors

 

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AGENDA ITEM TYPE:                                                                                                                        

Resolution

RECOMMENDATION:                                                                                                                       

Adopt Resolution 2022-04-01 which grants expenditure and disbursement authority to non-inventory vendors described in Exhibit A

 

BACKGROUND:                                                                                                                                 

Board Policy 2.2 (III)(D)(3) allows the Board to preapprove disbursements to vendors by resolution. 

Annually the Board, by resolution, preapproves disbursements for vendors related to payroll, utilities, bond and lease principal and interest, and P-card purchases as well as disbursements over $200,000 if the associated contract was previously approved by the Board. 

These disbursements fall into one of the following situations:

                     The vendor is a payroll vendor that may require disbursements over $200,000 depending on employee elections of benefits

                     The vendor is a utility exempt from procurement but requires payment based on usage that can vary throughout the year

                     The vendor is government entity we have a contract with for services but the pricing was not defined in the contract

                     The vendor is part of debt obligations and promissory agreements that sometimes require payment over $200,000

 

DISCUSSION:                                                                                                                                      

The list of approved vendors for disbursements over $200,000 are in Exhibit A in the resolution.   These vendors were identified because UTA did business with their companies in 2021 that exceed $200,000 and could possibly have similar transactions in 2022. 

This resolution provides sufficient disbursement transparency  and allows the Authority to pay these vendors in a timely basis.  

ALTERNATIVES:                                                                                                                                    

UTA would hold any disbursements over $200,000 for these vendors to a subsequent Board meeting for an approval thus delaying timely payments to vendors.

FISCAL IMPACT:                                                                                                                                

None

ATTACHMENTS:                                                                                                                                

R2022-04-01 - Granting General Expenditure and Disbursement Authority to Non-Inventory Vendors1