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Attachment 2 - After the Fact Form Goldfarb--Campus Bay.pdf

Richmond City Council
November 26, 2024

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Attachment 2 - After the Fact Form Goldfarb--Campus Bay.pdf
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November 26, 2024
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After-The-Fact Purchase Authorization Form
Please attach this form to the requisition
If you previously initiated a transaction that created an after-the-fact supplier invoice, it must be processed via the `After-the-Fact (ATF) Purchase Authorization' Form.

An After-The-Fact purchase occurs when a department makes a purchase before a purchase order number is issued. For example, authorizing a vendor to begin work before the Purchasing Division issues a purchase order.

Similarly, obtaining goods or services on credit and subsequently submitting the invoice to accounts payable is an AFT. All ATFs, regardless of the dollar amount, present problems for the Purchasing Division, Accounts Payable, vendors, and end-users.

In many cases, these transactions:
* Place the City at financial and credit risk and result in higher than necessary cost paid for products and services. * Create unnecessary administrative efforts
* Bypass City encumbrance requirements
* Violate procurement polices and procedures
When an ATF purchase has been identified, the managing supervisor that made the unauthorized purchase shall complete this form.

Please provide detailed statement explaining the circumstances surrounding this ATF purchase.

What corrective steps have taken to avoid repetition of future ATF's? Any corrective action with the responsible managing supervisor? Vendor Name:

Amount of Purchase: $ Purchase Date:

I understand that all City purchases require pre-approval and need to be purchased utilizing City policies and procedures.

Supervisor Name Signature Title
Department Director authorizing After-The-Fact Purchase Name Signature Date
At the 11/26 Council meeting, the CAO will request approval of an LSA with Goldfarb & Lipman LLP to provide legal advice/represent the City in pending land use litigation related to challenging the City's approval of the Campus Bay Mixed Use Project. Goldfarb has been defending the City in this litigation, and it would be detrimental to the City's interests to change law firms at this juncture. A recent Court ruling upheld the case on Appeal after the original contract expired and no invoices had been produced since March 2023. The original LSA expired on 6/30/23.

N/A as the as the there is no fiscal impact to the General Fund. This legal services agreement will be paid from funds deposited by the developer, and the case had been inactive since 2022 until a recent Court decision.

Goldfarb & Lipman LLP
25,000.00 8/16/2024
Shannon Moore Chief Assistant City Attorney
All LSAs are are being tracked via a calendaring system.

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