I'm still confused as to whether or not something important is actually happening...
What all the hub-bub is about was whether or not there was going to be a last minute rescinding of the tentative budget (despite an extremely unfavorable timeline to do so). To me, and I only speak for myself, if that were to have occured (despite that timeline) it would have opened the door of speculation that the Council was going to find ways to extract more monies from the budget to allocate to a higher AMF than the $6.5M or even $8M.
It didn't happen. The changes that could be made from here on out are those lateral to what those allocations are marked, or
less, per Sherry Schurhammer, Executive Director of Financial Services - Glendale. Everyone voted "Aye" except Sherwood and Alvarez (Yes, Norma!) voted "Nay" to adopting the Tentative Budget. Now before people get carried away... their Nay votes stem around allocations for Public Safety. IMO, Norma wants more, Sherwood wasn't happy about what took place at the April 26th meeting as to his reason for voting no.
You be the judge when the video/minutes are made available.