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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />SEPTEMBER 23, 2015 <br />reviewed the September 18, 2015 staff report which outlines various <br />options. This list is as follows: <br />1. Establish a fund transfer from Recycling/Disposal Fund (#203) of <br />$15,000 to offset administrative expenses paid for in the General <br />Fund. This amount is being generated by our oversight of the <br />recycling program and is sustainable going forward. <br />2. Increase Park Shelter rental fees. We currently charge $37 for a <br />small shelter and $115 for the main Spooner Shelter. In looking at <br />other city's fees, an increase seems supportable. We may also <br />want to add a resident/non-resident component. Based on a <br />resident fee of $179 and a non-resident fee of $200 for the main <br />shelter and $50/$90 for smaller shelters, our recent utilization <br />would generate about a $5,000 increase in fees. Assuming that <br />could result in less rentals, staff would assume a $2,500 increase in <br />fees would be possible. Non-residents make up most of the rentals <br />at a ratio of about 3 to 1. <br />3. Provide an additional $10,000 transfer from the Cable TV Fund <br />(#202) to the General Fund to offset costs such as insurance, <br />utilities, payroll processing, work comp, etc. Franchise fees <br />currently generate about $130,000 in revenue and we contribute <br />about $30,000 of that amount back to North Suburban Cable <br />Commission for franchise oversight and community access. <br />4. Reduce budget associated with hiring of new City Clerk by <br />$10,000 associated with a lower position on the salary scale. <br />(Once a hiring decision is made, this number can become more <br />precise. <br />5. Striping costs can be reduced in 2016 by $8,000 by having that <br />amount of work completed yet this year (streets that have already <br />been seal coated). The 2015 Budget can accommodate this <br />increased cost based on current projections. <br />6. Eliminate additional hours for Accounting Clerk (currently <br />increased by five hours per week). This would yield a total <br />reduction of $6,721 with $2,688 of that attributed to the General <br />Fund (levy impact). <br />7. Do not create In-house Planner position. The total cost of this <br />proposal is projected at $4,680 and the impact to the General Fund <br />is $3,077. <br />8. Do not hire part-time Utility Billing Clerk (in association with In - <br />House Planner position). We budgeted 16 hours a week for this <br />position. The total cost is $16,640 with a General Fund impact of <br />$5,491). <br />9. If we reduced the hours of the part-time Utility Billing Clerk to 12 <br />per week, the total cost drops to $12,480 and the General Fund <br />Impact is $4,118 for a General Fund savings of $1,373 over the <br />previous option. <br />5 <br />
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