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R-225 FIN:CMD:sd:f.\flnance\budget\mybudrev\mybud9596\mldrreso Parking Authority Meeting: Feb. 20, 1996 Santa Monica, Californla RESOLUTION NO. 225 (PAS) (Parking Authority Series) A RESOLUTION OF THE PARKING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1995-96 WHEREAS, the Park1ng Authority adopted the annual budget for fiscal year 1995-96 on June 20, 1995; and WHEREAS, the Executive Director conducted a m1d-year review during January and February 1996; and WHEREAS, the Parking Authorlty may amend its budget by motlon; NOW, THEREFORE, THE PARKING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS SECTION 1. The budget for the fiscal year 1995-96 1S hereby amended by the expend1ture changes detailed in Exhibit A SECTION 2. The Authority Secretary shall certify to the adoptlon of th1S resolution and thenceforth and thereafter the same shall be in full force and effect. APPROVED AS TO FORM: fl' ~~ t Marsha Jon s Moutr1e Clty Attorney - 60 - EXHIBIT A SUMMARY OF PROPOSED FY 1995-96 APPROPRIATION INCREASES/(REDUCTIO NS) FUND INCREASESi (REDUCTIONS) DEPARTMENT iDIVISION General $ 32,775 CIty Manager! InformatIon Systems General $ 29,979 Fire! AdministratIon General Community & Cultural Servlcesl AdministratIon $ 41,798 Cultural AffaIrs $ 28,212 Human ServIces $ 7,408 General 7,754 LI brary i Ad ml n Istratton & Branch LIbrary Services $ General $ (14,604) Non-Departmental! Interfund TransactIons - 61 - ITEM Increase capital outlay appropnatIons to upgrade computers In various departments to allow CIty staff members to connect to the new CItyWide a-mall system and to allow utIlizatIon of current word processing software Increase capital outlay approprratlons to prOVide fundIng for upgradmg of the Department's computer network and dIspatch system. Increase financed by the sale of surplus flre equipment. To reflect replacement of 1 0 FTE permanent Recreation Coordinator pOSitIon With 1 0 FTE permanent AdmInistrative ServIces OffIcer pOSitIon To reflect addItIOnal donations pledged by the Santa MOnica Arts Foundation and addItIOnal funds granted by the California Arts CouncIl for the Santa MOnica Arts Festival (+ $14,7521. and for the City's EconomIC Impact Report on the Arts (+ $13,460) To reapproprrate funds returned from the SOCIal serVIces agency grant program to finance ongoIng communIty servIce faCIlity maintenance costs Increase appropriations to reflect receIpt of State LIteracy Grant funding for FY 1995-96 Technical appropriation to reflect use of an additIonal amount of Prop A fundIng, transferred from the MIs- cellaneous Grants Fund, for completIon of the ParatranSlt Study {-$7,OOO), receipt of State Literacy Grant funds (-$7,754), receipt of addItIonal grant funds from the CalIfornia Arts Council (-$13,2121. and Increased reimbursement to the Pier Fund due to the conversion of 1.8 FTE as- needed posltlons to permanent status for contmued support of the Farmers' Market Program (+$13,362). FUND General Housmg Authority Disaster RelIef COBG SUMMARY OF PROPOSED FY 1995.96 APPROPRIATION INCREASES/(REDUCTIONSI DEPARTMENT IDIVISION Capital ProJectsl Recreation & Cultural No n- Departmental! I nterfund Transactions Various !\Ion-Departmental! lnterfund Transactions INCREASESI (REDUCTIONSl $ 12,100 $ (422,969) $ 451,500 S 3.940.761 - 62 - ITEM Increase appropriation for the Virginia Avenue Park Improvements Project utilizing revenue obtained from the rental of the adjacent parking lot at Cloverfleld and PICO Boulevards. Appropnatlon changes reflecting Funding mcrease resulting from extension of Section 8 earthquake assistance program by HUD (+ $159,305); HUe funding decrease for the Housing AuthOrity's Section 8 voucher program (-$81,164L HUe fundmg decrease for the Housing AuthOrity's SectIon 8 certificate program (-$274,6611; and Hue funding decrease for the Shelter Plus Care program (-$226,449) to reflect the latest estimates of HUD grant-eligible actiVity which Will occur In FY 1995-96 Increase the FY 1995-96 budgets for the earthquake recovery projects indicated below to comclde With latest estimates of operational fundmg needs: PrOlect Amounts Safety InspectIons 3f Regulated Housmg + $89,900 SpeCial BUIlding <ind Safety SerVices + $221,500 General Admlnlstratron + $84,800 Expense Documentation + $55,300 l.,crease apprOorlatlOns 10 reflect latest estimate of CDBG-flnanced City Multi- family Earthquake Repair Loan (MERLI Program actIVity which will occur In FY 1995-96 SUMMARY OF PROPOSED FY 1995-96 APPROPRIATION INCREASES/(REDUCTIONS) FUND INCREASE51 IREDUCTIONS) DEPARTMENT IDIVI510N Mlsc Grants Non-Departmental! Interfund Transactions $ 5.316,765 Mlsc Grants Capital ProJects I $ 36.000 Municipal Bus Lmes Pier Resource Managementl $ 13,362 Economic Development-Pier Prer Non-Departmentall $ (13.362) Interfund Transactions VVastewater Environmental and Public $ 68.000 Works Management! Envlronmemal Programs Wastewater Non-Departmentall $ (68,000) lnrerfund Transactions Comprehensive Self-Insurance Non-Departmental/ I merfund Transactions $ 1.729 - 63 - ITEM Increase appropriations to reflect latest estimate of HOME Program-financed MERL Program activity which will occur In FY 1995-96 (+ $5,220,799), establish techmcal appropriations to recognize the transfer of Prop A funds to the General Fund for completion of the Paratranslt Study (+ $7,000), receIpt of State Literacy Grant funds (+$7,754), and additIOnal grants from the California Arts CounCil for arts-related prOJects (+ $13,212), as well as reimbursement of the Wastewater Fund for Household Hazardous Waste Program Discretionary Grant-ehglble expenses 1+$68,000) Establish capItal prolect appropriatIon for administrative expenses and con- tractual services to design an electriC vehicle charging facIlity to be funded by eXisting Prop A resources. Increase salary and wages appropria- tions to reflect replacement of 1 2 FTE as- needed Staff Assistant III and 0 6 FTE as- needed Custodian I pOSitions, With 1 8 FTE permanent Staff Assistant III pOsltlons for contmued support of the Farmers' Market Program. Technical appropriation to reflect Increaseo reimbursement from the General Fund due to above enhancement to the Farmers' Market Program Establish appropriation for the Household ~azardous Waste Program Discretionary Grant Program funded by the Callforma Integrated Waste Management Board Technical appropnatlon to reflect reimbursement from the Miscellaneous Grants Fund for Household Hazardous Waste Grant Program expenses Technical appropnatlon to reflect Increased reimbursement to the Workers' Compensation Fund to reflect Increase In operatIonal expenses due to MOU Increases. FUND Bus Self-Insurance Auto Self-Insurance Workers' Compensation Self-Insurance Vanous Beacn Solid Waste Management PIer SUMMARY OF PROPOSED FY 1995-96 APPROPRIATION INCREASES/(REDUCTIONS) DEPARTMENT/DIVISION Non-Departmental/ Interfund Transactions Non-Departmental/ Interfund Transactions Non-Departmental/ Interfund Transactions Various INCREASES/ (REDUCTIONSl ITEM $ 1,631 Technical appropnatlon to reflect Increased reimbursement to the Workers' Compensation Fund to reflect Increase In operational expenses due to MOU Increases $ 1, 1 34 Technical appropnatlon to reflect Increased reimbursement to the Workers' Compensation Fund to reflect Increase In operational expenses due to MOU Increases. $ (4,494) Technical appropriatIOn to reflect Increased relmbursemertt from the ComprehenSive, Bus, and Auto Self- Insurance Funds to partially offset Increase In operating expenses due to MOU Increases. $51,103 Establish appropnatlons to finance payment of Stormwater Management Fund service user fees In those funds haVing property subJect to such fees. The actual breakdown by fund IS as follows: General Fund CIVIC Aud Fund Airport Fund Transportation Fund Gas Tax Fund Parklnq Authonty Fund Total $ 6,693 2,863 35,006 2,753 709 3,079 $ 51 , 1 03 The follOWing appropriation changes confirm budget changes resulting from MOU-related proVISions All appropriatIons are fmanced by funds avaIlable In each fund's balance. Community and Cultural Servlces/Beacn EnVironmental and Public 'Narks Managementl Beach Maintenance EnVironmental and Public Works Management/ Solid Waste Management Street Sweepmg/Cleanmg Police/Harbor Unit $ 6,015 $ 665 $13,063 $10,393 $ 4,388 - 64 - SUMMARY OF PROPOSED FY 1995-96 APPROPRIATION I NCREASES/(REDUCTIO NSJ INCREASES! FUND DEPARTMENT (DIVISION (REDUCTIONS) ITEM Resource Management! EconomiC Development-Prer $ 10,625 Wastewater Environmental and Public Works Management! Wastewater $ 64.279 Environmental Programs $ 13.724 Airport Resource Management! Airport $ 1.347 Cemetery Environmental and Public Works Management! Cemetery $ 4.454 Cable City Manageri $ 11.281 Communi- Cable TV cations Workers' City ManagerJ Compensation Risk Management $ 7,000 Self-Insurance Water Environmental and Public Works Managementl Water $ 21.177 f . f'niiilnce',btJdget",rrvDLclcng 961 - 65 - Adopted and approved this 23rd day of February, 1996 ~~ Chatr I hereby certify that the foregomg ResolutIOn 225 (PAS) was duly adopted at a meetlllg of the Parkmg Authonty held on the 23rd day of February, 1996 by the followmg vote Ayes Agency Member Abdo, Ebner. Genser. Greenberg, Holbrook, 0 'Connor. Rosenstem Noes Agency Member );one Abstam Agency Member None Absent Agency Member None ATTEST \~~~J ~cvJ: Secretary