The document outlines four amendments to ordinance O-27-11 regarding the issuance of tax anticipation notes by the City. The amendments revise language on pages 1, 2, and 6 of the ordinance to allow tax anticipation notes to be used not only for operating expenses and certain capital projects, but also for any other purpose for which the City's general funds can be used.

1. Amendments to O-27-11: The Issuance of Tax Anticipation Notes
Amendment #1
Page 1, Lines 18-19 revised as follows:
operating expenses and certain capital projects expenses and capital projects and any
other purpose for which the City may use its general funds
Amendment #2
Page 2, Lines 8-10 revised as follows:
operating expenses and certain capital projects expenses and capital projects and any
other purpose for which the City may use its general funds notwithstanding any other
City law or policy to the contrary
Amendment #3
Page 2, Lines 21-23 revised as follows:
operating expenses and certain capital projects expenses and capital projects and any
other purpose for which the City may use its general funds
Amendment #4
Page 6, Lines 2-3 revised as follows:
operating expenses and certain capital projects expenses and capital projects and any
other purpose for which the City may use its general funds