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City Manager Elliott gave a brief report on the possible affects of <br />the new Jarvis Bill on the City of Colton. City Manager Elliott said <br />if the City were to increase user fees and the bill passed, the City <br />would be placed in the position of having to rebate increases. Mr. <br />Elliott stated the budget reflects no fee increases even though some <br />were contempleted; such as, increased water fees. <br />Assistant Finance Director Young reported the heart of the budget, <br />can be found on Page 3, and he proceeded to review the Estimated <br />Funding Balances - June 30, 1985, stating the Funding Requirements <br />and the Funding Sources. <br />Mr. Young explained that with regard to the Cemetery Endowment Care <br />.-. Fund, only the interest earned on the money deposited in that account <br />can and is used towards the perpetual maintenance of the Cemetery. <br />Mr. Young stated the Revenue Sharing Proposed Use Public Hearing was <br />held with no community input as no one was present. <br />Mayor Huntoon stated with Council concurrence, the Council would like <br />to review each department's budget page by page and then go back and <br />make any necessary adjustments at a later date. <br />City Manager Elliott reported the first budget for consideration would <br />be that of the City Council. <br />rj City Council <br />r^i <br />City Manager Elliott reported the first item covers Salaries and <br />'p that City Attorney Edwards has a report to make. <br />r� <br />City Attorney Edwards reported the Governor has signed a bill, which <br />allows for a city the size of Colton, to pay their Council Members <br />$300.00 per month. Mr. Edwards stated that in order for the Council <br />to be able to receive this amount, the Council would need to adopt <br />an ordinance. City Attorney Edwards asked if the Council desired <br />him to look into this matter in more detail. <br />�- On Council consensus, Mr. Edwards was instructed to study this matter <br />and report back to the City Council. <br />Council reviewed the following budgets without much comment: City <br />Clerk, City Manager, Personnel request for a full time Secretary II <br />if approved, delete part time intermediate typist, Community Promo- <br />tion, Chamber of Commerce. <br />With regard to Community Promotion, the Council agreed that $1,000 <br />should be added to actively seek a Sister City. This would bring <br />the total on Page 52 to $4,000. <br />Purchasing Department - More justification for the request of a new stake <br />Ted truck was requested by the Council. <br />Data Processing - Discussion was held on the various upgrading costs, <br />and power plan cost. Council consensus was to take another look at <br />Page 127. <br />Civic Center - Custodial Maintenance - Council discussed the possibil- <br />ity of contracting out for services and absorbing the maintenance per- <br />sonnel in other areas; such as, Parks that are short of manpower. <br />Council will take another look at Page 128. <br />Citv Attornev: <br />Mr. Edwards said therewere no changes in his budget. <br />Police: <br />Discussion was held on the Uniform Allowance and why plainclothes <br />personnel need a Uniform Allowance. City Manager Elliott reported <br />it is part of the M.O.U. and is more appropriately a clothing main- <br />tenance. <br />Discussion was held on the two new dispatchers, Page 280, for the <br />new Command Center. Mr. Jerry Young said inasmuch as it would take <br />approximately two months to get these individuals on board, the <br />Council would realize a savings in the Salary Account. <br />JUN 111984 <br />