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position becoming full-time in 2015. Insurance reflects change in insurance selection and estimated <br /> selection of vacant position. Unifoa-n Allon)ance is increased to reflect the implementation of a Fire <br /> department Honor Guard ($5,000). Other Professional Services includes an increase in RMS consulting for <br /> customized reports and analytics. See the Capital Outlay summary sheet for equipment replacements. <br /> Fire Operations—The Fire Operations budget includes the Paid On Call fire firefighters. Ofce Supplies <br /> is adjusted for station kiosks as well as: <br /> ■ Training props - $5,000 <br /> ■ Self-bailout rope/hardware - $15,000 <br /> ■ Rehab equipment- $2,000 <br /> Depending on the overall budget later in the year some of these items may be moved up to 2015 and <br /> removed from 2016 budget. <br /> Fire & Building Safety—Insurance reflects changes in employee insurance coverage from 2015 and <br /> estimated selection for vacant position. The overall budget remains consistent with 2015. <br /> Code Enforcement— Operating Supplies reflects anticipated need for additional brochures and handout <br /> forms of communication and information. <br /> Emergency Management—Travel, Conferences &Schools includes a full-scale exercise ($6,500). <br /> Safety—The Safety budget includes all the citywide training including supplies. The budget is funded via <br /> our Insurance Reserve Fund which we have historically received a dividend for liability insurance and <br /> recently workers compensation. We expect the dividend to cover our safety budget. <br /> Parks and Recreation: <br /> Recreation—The Recreation Division is tracked in two budgets: Administration and Programs. <br /> Recreation revenues offset approximately 19% of these budgets,which includes $15,000 in sponsorships. <br /> The Operating Supplies budget increases for a RecTrac software application upgrade ($7,500). The <br /> Advertising/Marketing increases for park maps and banners. <br /> The Recreation Program budget is consistent with the 2015 budget. <br /> Activity Center—The Operating Supplies line item is adjusted for computer replacements ($1,300),recover <br /> and level billiard tables ($1,800), and counter replacement ($1,500). The voluntary memberships and <br /> miscellaneous revenue have been increasing and we have included a line item in the revenues for $29,000. <br /> Ice Arena—Ice rental revenue remains consistent with 2015. Staff continually reviews rates and makes <br /> recommendations accordingly. Overall expenditures remain consistent with adjustments for increased <br /> costs for items like Utilities,Building Repair, and Maintenance line items. The capital outlay requests are <br /> broken out on the bottom of the summary sheet. <br /> Parks Maintenance— Operating Supplies line item is requested to increase for playground safety <br /> woodchips ($6,600),Musco Light warranty contract($2,350), and miscellaneous adjustments for cost <br /> increases in supplies like fertilizer. Contractual Services increases for additional help in tree grinding ($2,500), <br /> N:APublic Bodies\Agenda Packets\08-10-2015\3.1 sr budgetmemo0810.docx <br />
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