Here you have the city Council, which is actually more financially responsible than the mayor, saying to the mayor, we're not doing your property tax increase. We're not raising these taxes. There is no crisis. We're not touching the rainy day fund, and we can fund all the Priorities that we need to fund. that I haven't seen. And, Randy, what is the. What are the consequences to a mayor who right out of the box loses control and becomes ostracized by the city council? (06:54–07:02)
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Asserts that there is no financial crisis, and the City Council believes they can fund priorities without using the rainy day fund.
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