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PROPOSED GENERAL FUND BUDGET
VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FL
FY 2014 -2015
What we hope to
accomplish this evening:
TONIGHT'S - To do List!
1. Housekeeping items:
General Fund Budget Changes
Health Insurance Costs — Last 5 years
2. Workshop the PROPOSED FY2015 Budget as it relates to the
following departments (including each department's Revenues, 5 -year
Capital Improvement Plan and FY 2015 Capital Outlay in priority order):
Library
Parks and Recreation
Public Works
FY 2015
Budget
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Housekeeping Item: General Fund Budget Changes
Beginning Council Contingency $ 115,779
Consensus Chanaes:
Total
I Proposed Millage of $7.60 mils could be
Ending Council Contingency ! reduced to $7.198 mils...
498,845
�$ 614,624
3
Increase/
Description
Workshop
Decrease
Personnel Costs updated (Updated Personnel Costs
with most recent payroll data
8/6/2014
111,393
Newsletter cost estimate increased
8/6/2014
5,000
Additional Professional /Contractual Services in Village
Manager's Budget
8/6/2014
13,500
Attorney Fees Reduced
8/6/2014
20,000
Online Performance Review Software to be funded with
reserves
8/6/2014
25,000
Website Redesign & Laserfiche upgrade to be funded
with reserves
8/6/2014
102,000
Consolidated Dispatch
8/14/2014
243,952
Zoning & Annexation Fee Revenue Estimate Updated
new fee schedule
8/14/2014
15,000
Total
I Proposed Millage of $7.60 mils could be
Ending Council Contingency ! reduced to $7.198 mils...
498,845
�$ 614,624
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■ Budget
■ Actual
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FY 2015 General Fund Department
Summaries:
• Library
• Parks and Recreation:
1. Recreation and Special Events
2. Tennis
3. Pool
• Public Works-
1 . Public Works Administration
2. Facility Services
3. Vehicle Maintenance
4. Streets and Grounds Maintenance
5. Sanitation
FY 2015
Budget 5
Adult Services
Librarian 1 FT
LibFaFy Gle4 0 PT ( -1 PT)
FY 2015
Budget
Library
Director of Library
Youth Services
Senior Library Assistant 1 FT ( +1 FT)
Note:
1 FT
Circulation
Senior Library Assistant
Library Assistant
Library Clerk
Library Page
The changes in this department are primarily due to the
re- instatement of the Youth Services Program
Administrative Assistant
1 FT
1 FT
5 PT
3 PT
Technical Services
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Senior Library Assistant 1 FT
Library Page 1 PT
Summary: Change:
FT= 7 +1 FT
PT= 9 -1 PT
Summary of Position Changes -
Library
Note:
The personnel changes shown below were implemented temporarily in FY 2014.
Current New Comment Increase /
Position Position (Decrease)
Library Assistant Senior Library Youth Services Division re- instated $5,185.86
(FT) Assistant (FT)
Library Clerk (PT) N/A Position deleted $(12,803.44)
In Summary, The Employee in the FT Library Assistant position was
promoted to a Senior FT Library Assistant Position. That vacated position
was filled by the employee in a PT Library Clerk position. A PT Library Clerk
position was deleted.
FY 2015 7
Budget
Library Revenues
A C #
Description
FY 2014 Budget
FY 2015
Detail
A2127 -03110
MEMBERSHIPS -
LIBRARY
$15.00
$45.00
A2127 -03111
COOPERATIVE
MEMB STATE AID
20,023.00
26,227.00
Estimate from State Library
A2127 -03120
COPYING- LIBRARY
1,500.00
1,520.00
Copy commission, faxing fees,
copy fees, lost cards
A2127 -03140
LOST BOOKS-
LIBRARY
500.00
535.00
Lost materials, including
processing fee
A2127 -04100
LIBRARY FINES
7,000.00
7,000.00
Fines for overdue items
A2127 -08205
LIB GIFT ACCT
INTEREST EARNED
275.00
250.00
Interest on Library Gift Account
Balance
TOTAL
REVENUES
$29,313.00
$35,577.00
FY 2015
Budget
Total Revenues =
Total Expenses =
$35,577
$790,961
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Budget 10
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FY 2015 Capital Outlay
(in priority order)
Priority
Brief Description
Total Amount
1
Replace A/C Handlers
$62,634
Total
$62,634
Detail:
Replace A/C Handlers Total Cost $62,634
In FY09, a request (unsuccessful) was made to replace the two (2) air
handlers in the attic. In FY10 the library was budgeted for the two air
handlers but it was decided to wait and do all six (6) at one time. These are
the original air handlers with over 40 years of service. Longevity and
efficiency are the concerns here. The condensers have already been
replaced. This would complete the project.
FY 2015
Budget 11
Parks & Recreation
Director of Parks & Recreation
Recreation Superintendent
Marina Wet/ Dry Storage, Anchorage Park, Camps,
1. C. Programs and Instructions, and Special Events
1 FT
1 FT
Osborne Park, Lakeside Park, Community
Center, Pool and Tennis
Recreation Supervisor 1 FT Parks / Facilities Manager 1 FT
Recreation Assistants 4 PT
Y„„ +h AFt lRGtFWGtGF 0 PT ( -1 PT) Recreation Supervisor 2 FT
Camp Counselor 10 PT Recreation Assistants 9 PT ( +2 PT)
Event Coordinator 0 PT ( -1 PT) Pool Lifeguard 20 PT
Summary: Change:
FT =6
PT = 43
FY 2015
Budget
Summary of Position Changes -
Parks and Recreation
Note:
The personnel changes shown below were implemented temporarily in FY 2014.
Current New Comment
Position Position
Youth Art Instructor Recreation Position Reclassed
(PT) Assistant (PT)
Event Coordinator Recreation Position Reclassed
(PT) Assistant (PT)
FY 2015
Budget
Increase /
(Decrease)
No impact
$(10,924.80)
13
Recreation & Special Events Revenues
Budget Continued on next slide... 14
FY 2014
LC #
Description
Budget
FY 2015
Detail
-A
A2128-
PROGRAM
03210
ACTIVITY FEES
21500.00
2,500.00
non - resident fees
A2128-
ARTS AND
03250
CRAFTS
500.00
500.00
Recreation run art classes
RECREATION
A2128-
PROGRAM
Recreation Classes:
03280
REVENUE
30,000.00
30,000.00
70% instructors 30% Village
Summer Camp = $66,000
CAMP
Teen Camp = $14,000
A2128-
PROGRAMS
Spring /Winter =8,000
03281
REVENUE
88,000.00
88,000.00
Note: Camp Program Expense = $56,000
Ghost run ($2,300),Halloween ($0), Veteran's
Day ($0), Arts & Crafts ($2400), Turkey Shoot
($300), Trolley Rides ($500),Tree Lighting ($0),
Puppy Love ($0), Fall and Spring Garage Sales
($1500), Fishing Tourney ($5000),Summer pool
RECREATION
parties (0) Movies in the Park ($800), Egg
A2128-
EVENTS
Hunts 0 ; Note: Recreation Event Expense =
KOA�q2
REVENUE
25,000.00
13,000.00
$12,800
Budget Continued on next slide... 14
Recreation &Special Events Revenues (continued)...
FY 2oi5
Budget Continued on next slide... 15
FY 2014
LC #
Description
Budget
FY 2015
Detail
-A
SPORTS
Fall soccer ($16,000), winter basketball ($16,000),
A2128-
LEAG U ES
Summer basketball ($5,000), Flag Football ($15,000);
03283
REVENUE
55,000.00
52,000.00
Note: Sports Leagues Expense = $52,000
A2128-
TRAVEL TICKET
03284
SALES
10,000.00
22,000.00
New bus doubles total revenues
A2128-
YOUTH SPORTS
03285
REVENUE
6,700.00
Youth league donations
A2128-
HERITAGE DAY
Sponsorships, business expo and ride ticket sales
03290
INCOME
30,000.00
25,000.00
Note: Heritage Weekend Expense = $57,000
Dry Storage: 15' space @ $600 (8 * 600) = 4,800; 20'
space @ 650 (31 * 650) _ $20,150; 25' space @ $700
(85 * 700) _ $59,500; 30' space @ $750 (33 * 750) _
$24,750; 35' space @ $800 (15 * 800) = $12,000; 40'
space @ $850 (13 * 850) _ $11,050; Total = $132,250.
Wet Slips total (35 * 1,886 = $66,010 full capacity.
A2128-
Total revenue $132,250 + $66,010 = $198,260 full
03910
MARINA
162,000.00
183,000.00
capacity
FY 2oi5
Budget Continued on next slide... 15
Recreation &Special Events Revenues (continued)...
Total Revenues = $489,800
B dget Total Expenses = $1,105,811
16
FY 2014
LC #
Description
Budget
FY 2015
Detail
—A
A2128-
03920
MARINA DECALS
16,000.00
13,000.00
216 decals $60.00 each
A2128-
Court, gazebo, building and field rentals to
08130
FACILITY RENTAL
47,000.00
50,000.00
local schools & organizations
A2128-
COMMISSIONS-
Vending machines at Community Center
08980
VENDING MACH.
1,400.00
1,400.00
and Anchorage
VETERANS PARK -
A2128-
DONATION
08989
REVENUE
1,500.00
bench /brick /tree memorial donations
A2128-
08995
DONATIONS
1,200.00
bench memorial donations
TOTAL
REVENUES1
$467,400.00
$489,800.00
Total Revenues = $489,800
B dget Total Expenses = $1,105,811
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Proposed Fee Change - Marina
Current Fee Schedule
Proposed Fee Schedule
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lower rate than
this.
Description,
Number
of
Spaces
Monthly
Rate
Annual
Rate
Total Revenue
Monthly
Rate
Annual
Rate
Total Revenue
%
increase
$ Increase
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633.00
5,064.00
65.00
780.00
6,240.00
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22
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688.92
15,156.24
65.00
780.00
17,160.00
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2,003.76
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70
61.83
741.96
51,937.20
78.00
936.00
65,520.00
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13,582.80
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30
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795.00
23,850.00
97.00
1,164.00
34,920.00
46%
11,070.00
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70.66
847.92
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118.00
1,416.00
21,240.00
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8,521.20
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900.96
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1,524.00
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6,853.44
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1 166.60
11,999.20
69,972.00
1 300.00
3,600.00
126,000.00
80%
56,028.00
Total
191
$ 188 608.80
$ 287 844.00
$99,235.20
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Tennis Revenues
FY 2oi5
Budget Continued on next slide... 19
FY 2014
A C #
Description
Bud &et
FY 2015
Detail
Ladies member Guests ($1500), Men's Club
Championships ($360), Women's Club
A2150-
SPECIAL EVENTS-
Championship ($720), Super Saturday (0),
03241
TENNIS
3,580.00
Junior banquet ($1000), Misc. (0)
A2150-
GUEST FEES -
03261
TENNIS
18,000.00
19,000.00
Increase due to projected revenues
A2150-
RENTAL OF
Decrease due to court availability (no room
03262
COURTS
250.00
200.00
for block rentals)
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A2150-
MEMBERSHIP -
$410.00 = $22,550, Junior 8 @$105= $840,
03641
RESIDENT
27,680.00
30,000.00
Golf Plus 3 @$150 =$450
A2150-
MEMBERSHIP -
Family 13 @ $700 = $9100, Single 94@
03642
NON RESIDENT
50,015.00
60,000.00
$525 = $49,350, Junior 14 @ $110 = $1540
A2150-
LESSONS
Clinics, lessons and camps
03643
REVENUE
300,000.00
230,000.00
(80% /Head Pros, 20% /Village)
FY 2oi5
Budget Continued on next slide... 19
Tennis Revenues (continued)...
Total Revenues = $489,567
FY 2015 Total Expenses = $561,558
Budget 20
FY 2014
LC #
Description
Budget
FY 2015
Detail
—A
A2150-
PBC women's league lessons revenues
03645
LESSONS- TEACHING
40,000.00
110,000.00
(80% /Head Pros, 20% /Village)
A2150-
03646
TENNIS SHOP SALES
8,500.00
Tennis pro shop taken over by Village
A2150-
CAMP PROGRAM
03647
REVENUE
40,000.00
40,000.00
Youth camps throughout the year
A2150-
TENNIS SUMMER
03648
MEMBERSHIPS
3,800.00
3,800.00
Summer only memberships May 1- September 30
A2150-
TENNIS LEAGUE
06626
MEMBERSHIP
750.00
1,000.00
League only player membership
A2150-
Tennis pro shop taken over by Village
08400
TENNIS LEASE
9,072.00
9,000.00
(Expense $7,500)
TOTAL
IREVENUESI
1 $489,567.00
$515,080.00
Total Revenues = $489,567
FY 2015 Total Expenses = $561,558
Budget 20
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Budget Total Expenses = $336,324
22
FY 2014
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Description
Bud &et
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Detail
A2151-
POOL CONTRACTOR
Pool Contractors Act revenue
03235
ACTIVITY REVENUE
140,000.00
140,000.00
80% /Contractor, 20 %Village
A2151-
03243
POOL RENTAL
2,500.00
2,500.00
Team /Special events/ Party rentals
A2151-
03247
DAILY FEES
35,000.00
28,000.00
walk -in fees
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A2151-
MEMBERSHIP -
$3500, Junior 15 @ $95= $1425, Master 12 @
03631
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11,000.00
11,500.00
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A2151-
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03632
NON RESIDENT
10,000.00
10,800.00
$115= $2300
A2151-
POOL SUMMER
03633
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1,000.00
Summer only memberships
A2151-
05234
TIKI HUT RENTALS
2,000.00
2,000.00
Hourly tiki rental fee
TOTAL
REVENUES
$200,500.00
$195,800.00
FY 2015 Total Revenues = $200,500
Budget Total Expenses = $336,324
22
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(in priority order)
Priority
Division
Brief Description
Total Amount
1
Recreation
Gymnasium Divider
$151000.00
2
Pool
Chlorination Feeder
$151000.00
3
Pool
Kiddie Pool Renovation
$1501000.00
4
Recreation
Air Handlers (2)
$221000.00
5
Pool
Pool Heater
$351000.00
6
Recreation
Community Center Parking Lot
Resurfacing
$401000.00
7
Recreation
Anchorage Park Phase 2
$211001000.00
Total
$293779000.00
FY 2015
Budget
26
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(00011;1 FY 2015 Capital Outlay Detail
® a (in priority order)
to v
R o� Priority #1:
Gymnsium Divider Total Cost $15,000
Replace the existing gym divider at the Community Center. The present
divider was originally purchased in 1982 and has been repaired multiple
times throughout the years. The divider splits the gym in half giving the
facility multiple options of use.
Priority #2:
Chlorination Feeder Total Cost $15,000
Replace the existing automatic chlorination feeder at the pool. The
automatic system now being used is starting to miscalculate. The existing
unit was purchased in 1997 at a cost of $9,000 and the life expectancy is
between 10 -12 years. The original unit was warrantied for 3 years.
FY 2015 Continued on next slide...
Budget 27
$00
(00011;1 FY 2015 Capital Outlay Detail
® a (in priority order) ... continued
R o� Priority #3:
Kiddie Pool Renovation Total Cost $150,000
The renovation would use the same basic footprint as the existing kiddie
pool, but would upgrade to beach type entrances on two sides. This also
would include water features to try to increase the pool function ability and
make it a draw for families with younger children. We would also install its
own filtration system to bring us in to Health Board compliance. Currently
the pools are filtering through the main pool system.
Priority #4:
A/C Units Total Cost $22,000
Replace two of the existing AC units at the Community Center. The units
were originally purchased in 2002 and have been repaired multiple times
throughout the years. The AC units are two of the four that provide AC for
the main gym.
FY 2015 Continued on next slide...
Budget 28
Pg�� �� FY 2015 Capital Outlay Detail
R� (in priority order) ... continued
tG� Priority #5:
Pool Heater Total Cost $35,000
Replace one of the existing gas heaters at the pool. The pool is being
heated by one unit at the present time. Two units were purchased in 2007
at of a cost of $60,000 and the life expectancy is between 5 -7 years. The
original units were warrantied for 3 years.
Priority #6:
Community Center Parking Lot Resurfacing Total Cost $40,000
Resurface the Community Center parking lots. Both north and south lots
are the original surface which was installed in 1998 and has become a
maintenance and safety concern. The project would include all new striping.
Priority #7
Anchorage Park Phase 2 Total Cost $2,100,000
This is the construction work for Anchorage Park Phase 2 This request is
contingent on the securing of a State or Federal grants to defray the cost of
the project.
FY 2015
Budget 29
0 FT ( -1 FT)
Position transferred to the Finance Department
Fleet and Facilities Division
Supervisor
Senior Trades Mechanic
Trades Mechanic
Mechanic
FY 2015
Budget
Public Works
Director of Public Works
Sanitation Division
1 FT
1 FT ( +1 FT)
1 FT Supervisor 1 FT
3 FT Sanitation Driver /Operator 6 FT
2 FT ( -1 FT) Sanitation Collector 11 FT
Administrative Coordinator 1 FT
Streets & Grounds Division
Summary: Change:
FT= 35 -2 FT
PT= 0 ( )
Supervisor 1 FT
Equipment Operator 2 FT
Senior Irrigation Tech 1 FT
( -1 FT)
Irrigation Tech 1 FT
Grounds Maintenance Worker 1 FT
Street Maintenance Worker 2 FT
Summary: Change:
FT= 35 -2 FT
PT= 0 ( )
Summary of Position Changes -
Public Works
Note:
The personnel changes shown below were implemented temporarily in FY 2014.
Current New Comment Increase /
Position Position (Decrease)
Mechanic (FT) Supervisor — Fleet Supervisor position needed $5,352.26
& Facilities (FT)
Sanitation Collector N/A Position deleted ($27,143.25)
(FT)
Project & Project & Position transferred from Public No impact
Procurement Procurement Works to Finance
Manager (FT) Manager (FT)
FY 2015 31
Budget
Public Works Revenues
Total Revenues = $429,500
FY 2015 Total Expenses = $4,348,066
Budget 32
FY 2014
A C #
Description
Bud &et
FY 2015
Detail
A0618-
FEES - REFUSE
Commercial account sanitation collection
03400
COLLECTION
365,000.00
380,000.00
charges.
Revenue generated from the collection and
A0618-
CARDBOARD
commodity sale of cardboard to private
03410
RECYCLING
7,500.00
vendors.
A0618-
REIMBURSEMENT
Reimbursement of non - routine repair and
03618
CC SERVICES
12,000.00
12,000.00
maintenance expenses.
Revenue generated from the collection of
recycling material. The Village receives
revenue from SWA for recycling based on
SWA RECYCLING
tonnage collected, prevailing commodity
A1500-
REVENUE
rates, and residual distributive share to
02223
SHARING
40,848.00
30,000.00
municipalities.
TOTAL
REVENUES1
$417,848.00
$429,500.00
Total Revenues = $429,500
FY 2015 Total Expenses = $4,348,066
Budget 32
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$4,348,0660
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or $113,966
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or 18% s & Fees
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S Irib ies
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capital
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or $73,608
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FY 2015
Budget $652,978 Budget is up 8.31% or $50,099
The Village of North Palm EeaCll
FY2014-2015 Generil )Fund Budg-et
Facihty 5emices
S 1 #2:221
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vehl "CIO F3<-'_014 -2015 Gene ia] Find Budger
Vehicle mailacuallce
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$212,827 l�ar':
pleeu!r Pay 145,P38 i 142,743 F 136 -623 5 130.930 5 126.042
.e�Pti-f IY00 1,500 1.0112 -9S 491
Or 50%
Part -time Pav_ - 147,338 - - -
Bimefit -:
Pe Lm 29,09$ 31 -8$7 29,053 27,424 27,316
Health lustr=e 2C,-, 10 39,899 18,141 17,168 16,717
FICAjIhm wm 11,272 11 -035 9,878 9,145 99n
LTD fnsmmce X28 641 Sid 569 738
Life h-aance 261 261 262 124 324
WOO &5 CIMPEIl MaT 3,02 32ig 2-186 2�0
t - 6�A S9 - - - -
$216,100 5 ;1,.8;' S ;31,031 - 7.SP -• S 198,810 S 183.1m 5 ]aka
or 50%4rFk b S
Cox tmchw Se -ices 4,000 5,000 1.624 1,104 1,778
Gas, DO & Lmb=amm 1,404 2,800 2.207 3.442 3,117
Lxen;es &. Fees X00 400 5a 222 138
mituia:5 & kppbes let' U 173,500 141,20 171, 45 13 ,714
F--pairs & Mmurem =e 43,000 57 -007 33,146 44 ,913 30,q68
UalkT s 1100 7$0 1,058 07 4V54
Utilities 300 `_'00 178 0 0
Other Cpa t g Com 2)00 1-20D ) 0
177,5 ?2 229,442 373,440
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0 0 0,06°0 0 4 0
To(-Li Expenses 5 419. S 4'1.911 AIM1 S 378,352 S J18,166 S 3.�b730
FY 2015
Budget $428,927 Budget is down 9.11 % or $42,984
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Budget t $1,517,308
4 °.191
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5'7.414
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1
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429,d53
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120
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11,216
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Budget is up 15.71 % or $206,051 37
sanitation
$1,319,1¢ .:
or 88% Ch. tmePa-f
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v wing
CantnctLul Sanizes
Gm, OM Lubricants
Matari & Supplies
R 2paim & Mambma --e
SdidWaste Uispxal
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C ipital
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Cmistrumm & h{aj ar leun- mn
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`� >..TrtaI Fsgeases
FY 2015
Budget t
The Village 4Nor&PalmBench
Expenses
FT 2014 -20L: General Fund
Budger
�i'4 I�craase
Fi ;OL4
(Decrease) *vier Anaal
ALU&L
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FY :01: Budget
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$ 797A3
'F 761,577
762,410
T 755.335
'4,50*
14, ;40
13,355
14014
5:235
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-
-
157,35fi
170,022
147,471
147,457
1#6,414
241,73"
241,e66
214,421
2g4P
216,162
60 -560
62,106
54 ,319
9132
53,340
3,3-42
1;80
3,ar
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4, 435
1,566
1,653
1,643
2,-016
2,152
62,954
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61,951
54933
51,77711
- 527.919
5 1,319,14B
5 1,3Z,S90
- 1.99% � 1�aa,��
s 1,246,327
s 1,21-4614
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8,314
14,969
12,131
0
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4
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S 1,497,595 5 1,)97 ,Q99 S L M,455
Budget is down 1.68% or $25,592 38
Alternative Opportunity - Sanitation
Revenue (SWA Rates)
SWA 2009 Rates
Description
Fees - Refuse Collection
Cardboard Recycling
Total
SWA 2014 Rates
Description
Fees - Refuse Collection
Cardboard Recycling
Total
Increase Revenue due to change in
SWA Rates
Additional Revenue Increases:
Pick Up Current Private Haul Accounts
SWA Recycling Revenue Increases
Dumpster Revenue Lease
Total Revenue Increases
Staffing Levels
Business As Usual
Alternate Opportunity
Change
Salary /Benefits of 1 FT Sanitation Collector
(FY 2015 = $49,647.61)
(assumes 3.75% increase each for FY 2016-
2019)
( *) 1 position already eliminated
Operating Budget
FY 2015
FY 2016
FY 2017
FY 2018
FY 2019
Total
$ 380,000.00
$ 380,000.00
$ 380,000.00
$ 380,000.00
$ 380,000.00
$ 1,900,000.00
7,500.00
7,500.00
7,500.00
7,500.00
7,500.00
37 500.00
387,500.00
387,500.00
387,500.00
387,500.00
387,500.00
1,937,500.00
FY 2015
FY 2016
FY 2017
FY 2018
FY 2019
Total
477,280.00
498,757.60
521,201.69
544,655.77
569,165.28
2,611,060.34
7,500.00
25 000.00
25 000.00
25 000.00
25 000.00
107 500.00
484,780.00
523,757.60
546,201.69
569,655.77
594,165.28
2,718,560.34
97,280.00
136,257.60
158,701.69
182,155.77
206,665.28
781,060.34
35,000.00
70,000.00
70,000.00
175,000.00
42,500.00
55,000.00
55,000.00
55,000.00
207,500.00
37,500.00
75,000.00
75,000.00
75,000.00
262,500.00
$ 97,280.00
$ 216,257.60
$ 323,701.69
$ 382,155.77
$ 406,665.28
$ 1,426,060.34
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
17.00
16.00
15.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
(1.00)
(2.00)
(3.00)
(4.00)
(4.00)
(4.00)
F- ( *)
$ 104,950.39
1 $160,395.43
1 $217,919.65
1 $277,601.03
1 $760,866.51
The revenue increase ($97,280), along with the previously
discussed changes could further reduce the millage rate to
$7.0658 mils. 39
Alternative Opportunity - Sanitation, continued...
Business as Usual
Rear -Load Collection
Truck
Grapple Truck
Jitney Replacements
Total
Alternate Opportunity
Front -Load Collection
Truck
Grapple Truck
Commercial Dumpsters
Multi - Family Dumpsters
Jitney Replacements
Total
FY 2015
Budget
Capital Budget
FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY 2018 FY 2019 Total
$ 220,000.00
$ 225,000.00
$ 227,000.00
$ 230,000.00
$ 232,000.00
$ 1,134,000.00
130,000.00
130,000.00
90,000.00
90,000.00
180,000.00
$ 350,000.00
$ 225,000.00
$ 317,000.00
$ 320,000.00
$ 232,000.00
$ 1,444,000.00
$ 255,000.00
$ 257,000.00
$ 260,000.00
$ 262,000.00
$ 1,034,000.00
130,000.00
130,000.00
110, 000.00
110, 000.00
135,000.00
135,000.00
90,000.00
90,000.00
180,000.00
$ 495,000.00
1 $ 392,000.001
$ 350,000.00
1 $ 352,000.00
1 $ 0.00
1 $ 1,589,000.00
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FY 2016 = $964,500 FY 2019 = $85,000
FY 2017 = $560,125
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FY s Outlay Summary ��b(n pr ority otler) ! Machinery & Equ pment C,Ilc,#O
Priority
Division
Brief Description
Total Amount
1
Sanitation
Front Load Sanitation Collection Truck
$ 255,000
2
Sanitation
Front Load Dumpsters — Commercial
Accounts
$ 110,000
3
Sanitation
Grapple Collection Truck
$ 1301000
Streets &
Grounds
Carolina Skiff J Series Platform Boat
$ 121500
4
Streets &
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Ford F450 Crew Cab Truck
$ 571000
Total
$5647500
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FY 2015 Capital Outlay Summary
(in priority order) - Improvements
Priority
Division
Brief Description
Total Amount
1
Streets & Grounds
Earman River Irrigation Pump Station
S 8000
2
Facility Services
Energy Conservation Retrofits
S 3000
3
Streets & Grounds
Asphalt Resurfacing - Alleys
S 15000
4
Streets & Grounds
Service Alley Wall - East
S 10000
5
Facility Services
PW Site Drainage & Lot Resurfacing
S 13000
Facility Services
Public Works Vehicle Work Bay
S 5000
Total
$5407000
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Priority #1:
Front Load Sanitation Collection Truck Total Cost $255,000
The Sanitation Division fleet is proposed to be converted from Rear -Load Packer
Collection vehicles to Front -Load Collection vehicles. Front -Load Collection vehicles
provide greater flexibility and insure our capability to continue the Village's unique
sanitation collection service. This conversion will reduce annual operating expenses and
allow for the development of new revenue sources. Once the conversion is complete, we
anticipate a reduction in fleet size by one (1) collection vehicle and reduction in staff of
20% or four (4) FTE.
Priority #2:
Front Load Dumpsters Total Cost $110,000
In conjunction with the Sanitation Division fleet conversion, it will be necessary to complete a
full route conversion from rear -load to front -load dumpsters. Public Works proposes that the
Village follow the traditional route management practices of other local municipalities and
private sanitation collection vendors. The route conversion would eliminate the costly
expense to businesses and multi - family buildings in purchasing and maintaining dumpsters.
Additionally, the conversion will reduce Public Works annual operating expenses and allow
for the development of a new revenue source. Salvage value for replaced dumpsters is
anticipated to be $20,000.
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Priority #3:
Grapple Collection Truck Total Cost $130,000
The Public Works Department Sanitation Division is responsible for the collection of all bulk trash and
residential vegetation debris. Historically, this task has been completed by sanitation collectors utilizing
rear -load trucks and (1) 2003 grapple truck. During fiscal year 2014, Public Works implemented
changes to our collection method for the purpose of reducing workers compensation claims associated
with push /pull or lifting injuries. The results associated with the changes in collection method have
confirmed Public Works position that a second grapple truck is needed. Utilizing a second grapple truck
is anticipated to reduce overtime expense and workers compensations related injuries.
Carolina Skiff J Series Platform Boat Total Cost $12,500
The Public Works Streets & Grounds Division is responsible for maintaining the Village's storm water
system, which includes sixty (60) outfalls to our waterways and two (2) tide flow checks for the Country
Club. As routine maintenance, these outfalls should be inspected twice per year for barnacle buildup,
blockage due to sand and debris exiting the pipe, and seawall /bulkhead integrity. Our historical
inspection pattern and practices are less than acceptable. To access the outfall, our inspection
practices included staff gaining access to the outfall location seawall by easement, placing an extension
ladder over the seawall in the water, tying the ladder to a tree, fence post, or dock, and climbing down
to the outfall. Public Works proposes the purchase of a 2014 Carolina Skiff J Series work boat. The
boat would allow water level access to outfalls for the purpose of inspection and maintenance. The boat
is designed for confined area swallow water work. The proposal includes boat, 30HP motor, and trailer.
The boat is equipped for working and storage of equipment and gear. It does not include rod holders,
FY 2bOM wells, coolers, or a fish box.
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Ford F450 Crew Cab Truck Total Cost $57,000
Public Works Streets & Grounds Division vehicle #34 is a 2000 Ford F450 Crew Cab
Flatbed. The vehicle will be near 15 years old at time of surplus and has met the
anticipated life expectancy. Additionally, due to changes in operational means and
methods, this vehicle is operationally obsolete. The proposed replacement vehicle is a
2014 Ford F450 Crew Cab High -Wall Dump -Bed. The replacement vehicle has a greater
towing capacity, high -wall aluminum bed, and the ability to dump the bed. These options
provide greater capability and reduce staff time dedicated to tasks. We anticipate
recovering $7,000 with the surplus sell of the existing vehicle.
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Priority #1:
Earman River Irrigation Pump Station Total Cost $80,000
The Village relies on a single (1) 40HP pump and motor to draw water from the C -17 canal (Earman
River) for irrigation. The irrigation locations include Osborne Park, Lakeside Park, Public Safety, Village
Hall, Library, Veteran's Park, U.S. 1 medians, and Country Club golf course. The Village has a
contractual relationship with Seacoast Utilities for 300,000 gallon per day of reclaimed water. The
Country Club water demand is 550,000 gallons per cycle and an additional 200,000 gallons per cycle
for all other locations. The existing pump is manually operated and with no remote capabilities. Public
Works proposes the construction of a dual pump station in place of the existing. The proposed station
would provide redundancy for pump operations and significant reduce the risk of running out of water or
being required to scale back water dramatically. The station would be remotely operated and monitor
the golf course irrigation lake levels on a 24/7 system, reducing concerns of overfilling or pump
cavitation from low levels. The project will salvage and reuse the existing pump installed in early 2014.
Priority #2:
Energy Conservation Retrofits Total Cost $30,000
The Village's annual operating expense for electricity is approximately $400,000. Following the
completion of an energy audit, Public Works seeks to reduce our overall operating expense for
electricity by a minimum of 20% or $80,000 annually, upon completion of final project phase. This will
be accomplished through the installation of energy conserving components such as LED lighting,
occupancy sensors, and time -of -use control clocks. Public Works fully retrofitted our operations
complex prior to the 2013 -2014 fiscal year to serve as a test location. Our electric consumption has
been reduced 45% through the first half of the fiscal year.
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Priority #3:
Asphalt Resurfacing -Alleys Total Cost $150,000
Public Works proposes the milling and resurfacing of the select portion of the west U.S. 1
corridor alley. The condition of the alley in select locations has deteriorated and warrants
maintenance. The road base material does not appear to have been compromised at this
time and the most appropriate repair method is by removing (milling) the top 1" of the existing
pavement and replacing it with a new layer of asphalt. This repair method should extend the
select alley sections useful service life by a minimum of 10 years.
Priority #4:
Service Alley Wall - East Total Cost $100,000
Public Works proposes the gradual removal and replacement of the existing privacy wall for
the east U.S. 1 corridor alley. The existing alley privacy wall is a post and panel design. The
design is very fragile and easily damaged due to inadvertent vehicle contact, such backing in
to the wall. We have a limited supply of replacement panels and the original manufacturer no
longer makes the panels. The west alley wall has been replaced with a concrete block wall,
which is more durable and requires less maintenance. Public Works proposes to replace the
existing east alley post and panel wall with a concrete block wall over the next two (2) fiscal
years.
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Priority #5:
PW Site Drainage & Lot Resurfacing Total Cost $130,000
The Public Works Complex has several long- standing maintenance and operational issues.
Those issues include flooding, pavement condition, and space utilization. During a typical
summer afternoon rain event, the Public Works complex floods in three (3) locations. The
standing water depth ranges 12 " -20" and requires 24 -72 hours to dissipate. During periods of
flooding equipment must be moved and those areas are not useable space. The pavement
condition in the sanitation collection truck parking is deteriorated and requires replacement.
Space is a premium within the complex and site expansion is not an option. This project will
recapture underutilized space and increasing our vehicle and equipment storage capacity.
PW Vehicle Work Bay Total Cost $50,000
In conjunction with the Sanitation Division fleet conversion, it will be necessary to construct a
vehicle work bay at the Public Works complex. The existing facility is not equipped to
maintain front -load collection vehicles and requires a retrofit. This work bay will also be
utilized in the repair and maintenance of Public Safety Fire Rescue vehicles.
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FY 2015 Budget Workshop Schedule
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Day
Date
Time
Sub)ect
Wcdncsdayf
May 7, 2014
7 - 10 pm
Council Goal 5ctting, Mid Ycar Budget Rcview, CIP
Review
Wednesday
July 16, 2014
7 - 10 pm
Budget Overview - General Fund & Country Club
Thursday
July 24, 2011
7:30 pm
Council Meeting
Manager's Proposed Budget Presentation
Wednesday
July 30, 2014
7 - 10 pm
Country Club Departmental Budgets:
Golf/ Resta Lira ntfAdministration
Wednesday
ALIgU1t 6, 20L11
7- 10 pm
General Fund Departmental Budgets:
CouncillClerk /Village Attorneys Village
Manager /HR /Finance /IT /Debt & Other
Gf -m-ral Fund f)Ppartmf-ntal Rijdget_q:
Thursday
August 14, 2014
After Council
Police /Fire Rescue /Community Development
hlle�ting
Wednesday
August 20, 2014
7 - 10 prr
General Fund Departmental Budgets:
Public Works/Parks & Recreation /Library
Wcclncsday
August 27, 2014
7 - 10 pm
Budget Rccap and MI I lagc Discussion
Motet The FY2015 Budget Workshop schedul-e has been developed to serve as a
guide only, dates and times are %ubject to thange..
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