Jarett Sanchez, Michael Kenyon, Mavis Bates, Bill Lenert, Myrna
Molina, Cherryl Strathmann, and Vern Tepe
AYE:
Michelle Gumz
Clifford Surges
NAY:
ABSENT:
Authorizing an Amendment to the Agreement with the Kane County American
Rescue Plan Consultant and Corresponding Use of Additional State and Local
Fiscal Recovery
C.
Chairman Sanchez reported to the Committee Ernst and Young (EY) has done
excellent work for the ARPA Program thus far. Sanchez discussed the success
of ARPA Program Manager Suzanne Fahnestock using County employees to
remove tasks from EY by assisting in the daily working tasks of the program.
Adding since the County's employees have been handling tasks like the verifying
of invoices EY primarily has been doing risk assessments and reporting.
Discussion ensued on the savings utilizing the County's own people for most
tasks vs. using the consultant EY. Chairman Sanchez reported this resolution
authorizes the increase allotted for EY for their services for the remaining time
of the Program. Sanchez noted the state's attorney's office was in favor of this
resolution increasing the amount allotted for the consultant EY and retaining EY
until the end of the ARPA Program.
KC Executive Committee
RESULT:
TO:
MOVED FORWARD BY ROLL CALL VOTE
KC Executive Committee
Mavis Bates
MOVER:
Cherryl Strathmann
SECONDER:
Jarett Sanchez, Michael Kenyon, Mavis Bates, Bill Lenert, Myrna
Molina, Cherryl Strathmann, and Vern Tepe
AYE:
Michelle Gumz
Clifford Surges
NAY:
ABSENT:
Approving Compensation Rate for American Rescue Plan Program Coordinator
Positions and Budget Adjustments
D.
Chairman Sanchez advised the Committee approving this resolution would raise
the compensation rate for current and future American Rescue Plan Program
Coordinators to the 100% allotted range. He acknowledged this would attract
and keep qualified staff till the end of the program. Discussion ensued. State's
Attorney Frank confirmed as long as the compensation rate for these positions
did not exceed 100 percent of what was approved in the resolution the Board's
approval would suffice.
A short recess was necessary to correct a technical issue. The Committee
returned to open session after the technical issue was corrected and a Roll Call