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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1982-10-14 Discussion ItemINTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM Howard V. Gary November 2, 19C2 City Manager Increased F.R.S. Funding for Aspira F Dena Spillman, Director Community Development Department Per the City C,!mmission's request, the followina 5 Federal Revenue Sharina funding chanaes provide an additional S34,594 to Aspira of Florida. It should be reccanized that these chanaes will have a negative effect on those agencies affected. Options 1 and 2 spread the cuts over all F.R.S. funded agencies and the remaining 3 options affect a few specific agencies. OPTION 1 Cut each agency at the same proportion as it is to the total FPS allocation in order to meet the S34,594 increase at Aspira. (For example: If Agency X is 10`' of the overall allocation, that Agency's allocation would be reduced by 10 of S34,594). Option 1 will have the following impact on the original staff funding recom- mendations for F.R.S.: Aaencv Action Community Center Aspira of Florida Belafonte Tacolcv: Yout;i Vocational Program Viami Athletic Trainina and Sports Development Club Catholic Community Services: Miami Bridge Overtown Day Care Center Centro Caribeno Coconut Grove Family Clinic First United Methodist Church H.A.C.A.D. Industrial Home for the Blind J.E.S.C.A. Recommended ` of Total Required Revised Fund- Fun'ing Grant Cut inn Recom. S 1101000 5" S1,730 S 38,270 40,000 - - 74,594 3P,000 5 1,730 36,270 20,000 3 1,03F 1C,962 14,411 2 692 13,719 62,000 9 3,113 58,887 15,000 2 692 14,308 34,422 5 1,730 32,692 10,658 1 346 10,312 149,075 21 7,265 141,810 10,000 1 346 9,654 37,271 5 1,730 35,541 �� .�� xd. �. ".4�irs!7:' ',11 A�: .�. a � �r 0'. i� ..,.y �, .fec `�r:�..• ( • 0 Memo to: Howard V. Gary -2- November 2, 1982 City Manager Recommended of Total Required Revised Fund - Agency Funding Grant Cut ina Recom. Little Havana Activities and $105,000 15°: 55,188 $ 99,812 Nutrition Centers of Dade County Miami Jewish Home and Hospital 114,000 16 5,535 108,465 for the Aqed-Douglas Gardens St. Alban's Day Care Center 71,663 10 3,459 58,887 OPTION 2 Equal cut across the board for 14 recommended agencies (A reduction of $2,471 per agency OPTION 3 Proportionate reduction of the five highest funded agencies to meet the $34,594 increase for Aspira. This option is similar to Option 1 except that it assumes that the agencies with the highest level of funding can best absorb reductions. Option 3 will affect the following five (5) agencies: of Award Recommended for the 5 Required Revised Fund - Agency Fundino Highest Alloc. Cut ing Recom. H.A.C.A.D. S149,075 30`- 51O,378 $138,697 Miami Jewish Home and 114,000 23 7,957 106,043 Hospital for the AQed- DouQlas Gardens Little Havana Activities and 105,000 21 7,265 97,735 Nutrition Centers of Dade County St. Alban's Day Care 71,663 14 4,843 66,820 Catholic Community Services- Overtown Day Care 62,000 12 4,151 57,849 OPTION 4 Reduce Overtown Day Care Center from $62,000 to $31,000 and H.A..C.A.D. by $3,594. In FY'81-82, 60c: of Overtown Day Care Center's clients were required to be re- sidents of either the Overtown or Downtown Neighborhood Strateqy Areas. The Agency served only 3W° of clients from the mandated areas, which is one half the actual requirement. Therefore, under this Option, the City's support would be cut in half to coincide with reduced service to Overtown/Downtown residents. The balance a, of funds to reach the $34,594 level ($3,594) would be cut from the agency receiving the largest allocation (H.A.C.A.D.). - � AIA Memo to: Howard V. Gary -3- November 2, 1982 City Manager OPTION 5 Eliminate fundin at the Coconut Grove Family Clinic ($34,422). This Agency i� currently funded through Community Development Funds. The City Commission had previously reduced the total C.D. funding level from $68,844 to $34,422. However, subsequent to that reduction, the Commission voted to restore funding to the original $68,844 level if funds could be identified. Staff identified F.R.S. funds as a possible alternative source. It should also be noted that the City Commission adopted a motion during the 8th Year C.D. funding process which limited funds allocated to any specific target area to a maximum per capita allowance of three times the average per capita allocation to all tar- get areas. This funding limit is exceeded in the Coconut Grove Target Area if F.R.S. funds are allocated to the Clinic. Elimination of funds to the Clinic will bring the Coconut Grove Target Area within the per capita target area allocation restriction. The remaining $172 would be cut from H.A.C.A.D., the Agency with the highest recommended F.R.S. allocation. DS:mb i t t