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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCouncil Budget Action SummaryCity Manager’s 2014/15 Proposed Budget Summary - Council Actions & Follow Up As of 7/23/14 Indicates items have additional information attached Tab  Item  Action/Follow Up General Fund Impact  B City Secretary Records Position Action – Add to proposed budget $69, 166  C Archiving of City Historical Records Action – Add to proposed budget $18,000  D Add funding for Cemetery Perpetual Care reserve Action – Add to proposed budget Follow up – Staff to review and make recommendation on % of revenues to reserve for future. Comment - Minimum of 3 – 5% expected. $75,000  E Increase pension contribution Action – Reduce TMRS funding from 12.5% to 12.0% $(77,557)  F Rec Center Sunday operations Action – Add to proposed budget Follow up – Evaluate revenue impact and adjust in 2015/16 budget Comment - $133,902 of total expenses will be offset by an estimated $25,000 in additional revenues $108,902  G MRAP Vehicle Action – Leave $12,500 in proposed budget Follow up – Report on actual maintenance costs next year $0  H Public Safety Step Increases & Police Starting Pay Increase Action – (1) Add $3,000 to starting Police base pay and adjust step schedule accordingly. (2) Add 1% COLA for both Fire and Police. (3) Implement the change effective in January 2015. Follow-up - Report from HR Director on impacts of adjustments to Fire base pay $168,430  I Current Police Vacancies Action – None. Information only. $0   J Deployment Unit vs. K-9 or Patrol Action – Keep deployment unit in budget as described, but push start date to April 1, 2015 Comment – New 2014/15 cost is $331,246 $(116,964)  K Review salary and compensation overall Action – None. Informational purposes only. Follow up – Report from HR Director in September/October 2014 $0  L Police vehicles Action – None – leave existing one-to-one take home practice as is. $0  M Mary Bailey Kitchen Repairs Action – Reduce $40,000 in proposed budget to 50% of $12,688 Follow up – City staff to inspect the facility for requested updates and potential code or ADA compliance needs. ($33,656)  N Subscriptions and Dues – Chamber Membership Dues Action – Reduce membership payment level from Platinum, $5,000, to Gold at $2,000 Follow up – City Manager to discuss recognition of land contribution in City’s membership status with Chamber ($3,000)  O PA for Downtown Square Action – Remove from CVB and HOT Tax fund budget Follow up – Staff will reconsider costs and uses for 2015/16 Comment – Funds were not in the General Fund. $0  P Vacancy Factor Action – Increase budgeted vacancy savings factor from 1% to 3%, offset by necessary reserves Follow up – Staff analysis indicates that no additional salary savings are available above the 1%. See attached memorandum. $0  Q Fire-based Paramedic Program Action - Program review and business plan reviewed with Council at the July 22 regular Council workshop Follow up – Proceed with program implementation Comment – Program does not impact General Fund $0  R CTSUD Action – None. Transaction not complete - Budget impacts not included yet. Follow Up - Bring budget adjustments to Council at closing date $0   S Sanitation increase Action - Adjust General Fund revenues and expenses to reflect rate increase TDS approved at the July 8, 2014 regular meeting. Item will be revenue neutral. Follow up - Rate ordinance will be presented to Council as part of budget and tax ordinances on August 26, 2014 $0  T General Capital Projects CIP Follow up – Downtown West – Option B as discussed and recommended at 7/15 GGAF meeting Other projects reviewed and changes recommended. Recommendations will be brought to Council for consideration at the August 12, 2014 regular meeting. $0  U Stormwater CIP Action – Leave existing $2.2 million in budget until property buyouts are complete Follow up – Actual debt to be issued will be reduced if possible in April 2015 for amended amount $0  V CIS/Retirement/ City Secretary/ New Position Funding Action – None, informational purposes only. Actions taken under other items. $0       Total Net Impact to General Fund $208,321