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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agenda Section: 4 <br /> 1111TS <br /> STAFF REPORT Report Number: 93-1003WS <br /> AGENDA SESSION DATE December 6, 1993 ; Report Date: 12-2-93 <br /> V <br /> DISPOSITION <br /> Item Description: 1993 Budget Adjustments <br /> Administrator's Review/Recommendation: <br /> ' <br /> - No comments to supplement this report 4 <br /> - Comments attached. <br /> Explanation/Summary (attach supplement sheets as necessary.) <br /> 'SUMMARY; <br /> The Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department is requesting Council <br /> approval to carry over three items budgeted in the 1993 to the <br /> 1994 budget. The first is $3 , 300 which has been received from <br /> the DNR as a grant for planting large trees. This money cannot <br /> be used this year because the planting season is over. However, <br /> if carried over to the 1994 budget trees can be purchased and <br /> planted in the Spring of 1994 . <br /> Secondly, $1,500 was unspent in the Recreation Fund because the I <br /> did not attend the National Conference due to time and scheduling <br /> conflicts. However, I would like to carry that money over to <br /> 1994 with the intention of purchasing new furniture that the <br /> department is sure to need after the move. A printer table, <br /> shelving, children's table and chairs and two customer chairs are <br /> needed as well as a credenza. Also, the Program Supervisor's <br /> desk and the desk shared by the Forester, our future intern Brad <br /> and April, our school/work student are old, old desks that had <br /> been purchased many years ago from the Army Surplus shop should <br /> be replaced - - with desks that have drawers that actually close <br /> and open without a struggle! The money would be well spent on <br /> much needed furniture. <br /> These two requests for carry-over are from the general fund. My <br /> third request is for carry-over in the Recreation Activity Fund. <br /> Please refer to the separate memo. <br /> Mary Saa io• irector of Parks, Recreation and Forestry <br /> RECOMMENDATION: <br />