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Setting Meeting Date <br />5.1 <br />City Manager Huffaker asked that before review of the proposed budget got underway, that a <br />meeting be set for the purpose of holding a public hearing on job specifications and to <br />consider clean-up items such as, the expense accounts and Chamber of Commerce request. Mr. <br />Huffaker suggested that perhaps next Thursday, June 27, would be a good day for everyone. <br />Council concurred that Thursday appeared clear for everyone. <br />Building and Safety <br />City Manager Huffaker reported that this budget had been discussed in regards to the trans- <br />ferring of the Building Maintenance Supervisor and Building Maintenance Man from the Electric <br />Department to this one. Mr. Huffaker stated that the title change to Director of Building <br />and Safety more nearly reflects the duties of Mr. Twiss and that the remainder of the budget <br />is routine. <br />Mrm Huffaker stated that a correction is needed in Account No. 10, MVR Rental Fees and <br />that is to add $1,000 in place of the -0- shown. This brings the Maintenance & Operation <br />total to $8,150 and Grand Total to $70,532. <br />On Council consensus the Building and Safety Budget was approved. <br />Cemetery <br />City Manager Huffaker reported that some of the major changes in this budget were: The Parks <br />and Cemetery Superintendent, 1/2 salary is reflected here, the Cemetery Superintendent is <br />deleted, the position of Cemetery Leadman is created, title changes from Parks Maintenance <br />Man I and II to Maintenance Man II. Mr. Huffaker stated that this adds 1-1/2 positions. <br />Under Capital Outlay Mr. Huffaker said there was office equipment at $1,200 and maintenance <br />equipment at $7,650. <br />Finance Director McGuire reported that the $7,650 was for a tractor -mower, two small trailers, <br />a flat-bed heavy-duty dumpster trailer, one sprayer, one edger -mower, one wagoneer, and a <br />marker lifter. <br />Mr. Huffaker stated that the Capital Improvements included installation of paths around <br />Blocks Five and Seven and also the curbing of the entire cemetery for a total of $31,000. <br />Councilman Gonzales asked if monies has been budgeted to buy new furnishings for the Cemetery <br />Office. <br />Planning Director Williams replied that under Account No. 19, Maintenance Buildings & Grounds <br />the sum of $6,000 was budgeted for remodeling of the building itself and that a new sofa and <br />chairs would be purchased out of Office Equipment. <br />City Manager Huffaker indicated that as previous discussed, Staff will be coming to the Council <br />with new proposed Cemetery fees. <br />On Council consensus the Cemetery Budget was approved. <br />Library. <br />City Manager Huffaker reported that the operational portion of this budget is generally unchanged <br />from last year. Mr. Huffaker stated that $750. is included in the Capital Outlay portion for <br />miscellaneous office equipment replacement. <br />Mr. Huffaker reported that a title change has occurred from Head Librarian to City Librarian and <br />that a Microfilm reader at $150 had been inadvertently omitted from the Capital Outlay items. <br />On Council consensus the Library Budget was approved. <br />Retirement <br />Finance Director McGuire reported that this budget was for retirement (PERS) and Social Security <br />coverage for all employees and is the City's share of the contribution. <br />Debt Service <br />Mr. McGuire informed the Council that this budget is for the principle and interest payments due <br />during this fiscal year for the various outstanding bonds of the City. <br />On Council consensus the Retirement and Debt Service Budgets were approved. <br />F1,nntrin <br />Mr. Huffaker reported that the major increase in this budget is the $50,000 needed to purchase <br />Edison Company power for resale. <br />Mr. Huffaker stated that under Capital Outlay there is an increase under Rolling Equipment due <br />to new cost figures and that increase is approximately $10,000 making it $68,500 rather than <br />$58,500. <br />Mr. Huffaker outlined Capital Improvements as follows: Station Equipment at $7,300, Lines at <br />$55,100, Transformers at $25,000, Services at $9,000 and Joint Pole at $2,000, for a total of <br />$98,400. <br />JUN 2 x:1974 <br />