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FIN A L
3:00 P.M.
March 25, 1992
Room 7, County Office Building
Work Session - 1992-93 County Budget
1) Call to Order.
2) Pledge of Allegiance.
3) Moment of Silence.
4) Budget Work Session:
- Matters for reconsideration from other work sessions.
5) Set Tax Rates to be advertised for 1992.
6) Order Public Hearing of Budget.
7) Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the BOARD.
8) Adjourn.
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~ '. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FY 92-93 PROPOSED BUDGET CHANGES
SCENARIO II - 4% MERIT FOR ALL EMPLOYEES
BEGINNING RESERVE FUND
COUNTY EXECUTIVE BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS
TOTAL RESERVE FUND
GENERAL FUND - PROPOSED CHANGES
REVENUES
o adds FY91-92 carry-over for one-time general fund priorities
o adds FY 91-92 carry-over for solid waste contingency
o adds FY91-92 carry-over for school priorities
TOTAL REVENUES ADDED
EXPENDITURES
o funds selected board priorities
o funds solid waste/recycling contingency
o reduces 1 % merit for all employees
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ADDED
TOTAL GENERAL FUND CHANGES
TOTAL RESERVE FUND
SCHOOL FUND - PROPOSED CHANGES
REVENUES
. adds new state revenues
~ adds FY91-92 school carry-over to fund one-time costs
TOTAL REVENUES ADDED
EXPENDITURES
. reduces fuel costs from .85 to .73/gallon
. lease/purchases four buses
. funds $500 increase at top of teacher's scale (priority #1)
. implements new staffing guidelines (priority #2)
. retains 4% merit pool for all employees (priority #6)
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ADDED
TOTAL SCHOOL FUND CHANGES
TRANSFER GENERAL FUND RESERVE TO SCHOOL FUND
TOTAL REMAINING RESERVE FUND
Less Board of Supervisors Contingency Fund
FINAL REMAINING RESERVE FUND
03/25/92
$774,933
8,835
$783,768
300,000
100,000
100,000
500,000 r
(~66l1Y,
(100,000)
79,255 Ii; tJb i
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, $4118,831-
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173,178
205,000
378,178
60,000
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(223,850)
(514,500)
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(678,350) /
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$-178,659 -
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j '.. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FY 92-93 PROPOSED BUDGET CHANGES
SCENARIO I - 5% MERIT CLASSIFIED/4% MERIT SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL
BEGINNING RESERVE FUND
COUNTY EXECUTIVE BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS
$774,933
8,835
TOTAL RESERVE FUND
$783,768
GENERAL FUND - PROPOSED CHANGES
REVENUES
o adds FY91-92 carry-over for one-time general fund priorities
o adds FY 91-92 carry-over for solid waste contingency
o adds FY91-92 carry-over for school priorities
TOTAL REVENUES ADDED
EXPENDITURES
o funds selected board priorities
o funds solid waste/recycling contingency
o reduces 1 % merit for administrative staff
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ADDED
TOTAL GENERAL FUND CHANGES
300,000
100,000
100,000
500,000
(764,192)
(100,000)
18,575
(845,617)
(345,617)
TOTAL RESERVE FUND
$438,151
SCHOOL FUND - PROPOSED CHANGES
REVENUES
o adds new state revenues
o adds FY91-92 school carry-over to fund one-time costs
TOTAL REVENUES ADDED
EXPENDITURES
o reduces fuel costs from .85 to .73/gallon
o lease/purchases four buses
o funds $500 increase at top of teacher's scale (priority #1)
o implements new staffing guidelines (priority #2)
o funds 1 % merit increase for non-administrative staff (priority #6)
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ADDED
TOTALSCHOOLFUNDCHANGES
173,178
205,000
378,178
60,000
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(223,850)
(514,500)
(68,390)
(746,740)
(368,562)
TRANSFER GENERAL FUND RESERVE TO SCHOOL FUND
368,562
TOTAL REMAINING RESERVE FUND
Less Board of Supervisors Contingency Fund
$69,589
20,000
FINAL REMAINING RESERVE FUND
$49,589
03/25/92
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ONE-TIME/RECURRING COSTS OF RECOMMENDED PRIORITIES
NO. BY DEPARTMENT
17 Increased fee for decal vendors (.50 to .75)
6 Cost of redistrictinglvoting machines
RECURR ONE-TIME
COSTS COSTS
4,250
11,255
1,000
7,000
7,080 6,920
12,000
12,650
35,295 14,895
28,000 0
5,390 12,745
54,615 50,385
26,910 18,132
11,660
17,935 13,555
32,454 12,745
4,385 875
14,103 1,350
15,575 11,250
43,535
19,100
10,250
2,280
21,250
1,920
20,000
1-40 Fax machine for circuit court
'YJ 9 DP equipment for comm. attorney
15 County share new bailiff for Juvenile Court (6 mos)
20 Transport officer - Sheriff's dept.
34 State employee bonuses
4 Investigations officer (full year)
5 Full year police performance plan
7 School Resource Officer #1 (salary/fringe pd by schools)
10 Patrol officers (3) (includes priority 27 & 29) (Six months)
16 Lieutenant - patrol (6 mos)
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25 Computer equipment - Police
33 Investigations officer (6 mos.)
;45) School Resource Officer #2
~ Training program for firefighters/software
18 Fire Prevention Inspector (6 mos) - contingency fund
11 Erosion Control Inspector
1 Continued curbside dropoff program
9 Match for state funded social service computers
Match for two eligibility positions (20%) (contingency fund)
JABA - outreach program for tax relief
Additional funding - SH E
21 Fully fund local share for CALAS
3 Funding for teen-mother program
Fully fund Sara
2 Full season - Walnut Creek Swimming Program
8 Therapeutic Recreation/joint City/County program
47 Full year funding - Northside Library
Additional books at Northside Library
WVPT - full funding
24,290
902
53,070
24 Fiscal impact study - 1 st year
14 ARB program materials
23 Administration of WRPA Ordinance
13 Gypsy Moth Suppression Program
26 Part-time carpenter - AHIP (contingency fund)
MACAA - full funding'
25,000
o
3,325
3,880
11,000
14,385
TOTAL BOARD
COSTS SELECT
4,250 4,250
11 ,255 11,255
0
1,000 1,000
7,000 7,000
14,000 14,000
12,000 12,000
12,650 12,650
0
50,190 50,190
28,000 28,000
18,135 18,135
105,000 105,000
45,042 45,042
11,660 11,660
31,490 ~90
45,199 <4s. 199 "
5,260 5~200---
15,453 1 5,453
0
26,825 26,825
43,535 43,535
0
19,1 00 19,100
10,250 10,250
2,280 2,280
21,250 ~/5/~/'1
1,920 1,920
19,228 19,228
0 12,125
24,290 24,290
902 902
53,070 53,070
46,000
0 5,130
25,000 25,000
3,325 3,325
3,880 3,880
11,000 11,000
14,385 14,385
3,113
TOTAL PRIORITIES
$436,684
$261,912 $697,824 $764,192
03/25/92
RAY D. PETHTEL
COMMISSIONER
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March 12, 1992
Mr. David P. Bowerman, Chairman
Board of Supervisors
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22901
Dear Mr. Bowerman:
You have previously been contacted by Secretary Milliken regarding
the preallocation hearing. The Culpeper District hearing will be held
on Tuesday, March 31, at 10:00 a.m. The purpose of this hearing is to
solicit input on the allocation of fiscal year 1992-93 funds and on
updating the Six-Year Improvement Program for the interstate, primary
and urban systems.
The site of the Culpeper hearing is the auditorium in the VDOT
District Office complex. Parking will be available to the left of the
forked entrance, in what is called "the pines." The most convenient
building access is at the rear of the building, across from this
parking area.
We look forward to seeing
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