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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-77-0071RESOLUTION NO, 77.71 A RESOLUTION ALLOCATING $1,001482 OP CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS UNALLOCATED FUNDS TO THE GENERAL WHEREAS, the City Commission by passing Motion 74-488 accepted in principle the recommendations of the City Manager in his memorandum to the Commission dated April 21, 19765 entitled "Progress Report = 1975G76 Budget"; WHEREAS, the report recommended the use of $1,091,582 of the franchise funds to support the general operating fund; WHEREAS, said funds as of closing of 1975-76 books have not been used; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The sum of $1,091,582 of Capital Improvements Unallocated. funds is hereby allocated to the General Operating fund. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27 day of JANUARY RED AND APPROVED BY: 4441( ROBERT F. CLAPJ<, ASSISTANT CITY ATTY. APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS 1: 4; r GEORG r'F,— CNOX, JR, CITY ATTORNEY 1977. "DOCUMENT ) NDEX ITM NO.... ' N9uRr cF 4. F-FRRF MAURICE A. FERRE MAYOR "SUPPORTIVE r.::OCUMENTS LO1N" CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JAB 2 7177 1 P%$; 4,41 ..tt...tt..tt•x.t.gtt't Honorable Members of the City Commission ' r Ptak . P. W. Andrews City Manage tits( C.* F't.o''DA iNtEP,raFFIcE fyi 3r 'ti`rbt;;.f bats. A?t 21 WO Susa.•_r Progress Report 1976m16 1udget tks •f:AENtEt: Memorandum of February 2, 1076 L"NGLbs'.1F+.ts• Chart On February 2, 1976, 1 reported to the City Colmissiors that there were several factors that have impacted the 1975-76 8udget which will require budgetary adjustments to avoid deficit spending this year. ` As noted in that remor=andum, the City is faced with over- coming unanticipated expenditures and a fall off of revenues totalling approximately $2.3 million. TWO actions taken to date to overcame this problem are: a reduction of $150,000 from the commodity codes of the general operating budgets, and fee adjust- ments increasing revenues by S200,000. We are presently in the process of abolishing 75 to 100 vacant positions. This action is designed with a two -fold purpose in mind: PPORT1VEL to take advantage of the irrrediate dallar savings the City this year, and DOCUMENTS 2. to provide a full year iwpact of ap.rcximately $1,2 million FOLLOW" in the 197E-77 budget year. Attached you will find a table that more fully describes the current situation and a surmary of the recorr,,,eneed actions that must t•e. taken. These actions will insure that the City will not end the year in deficit. Further, I am or000sina that the Corriission authorize the use of S1.091.532 from fr, anchisr' rw.,edues that are not now presently allcc — d!, and authorize the use of $90;',,G11of a total of $6.9 million of the Federal Revenue Sharino f ur:ds which the City has retained as laa funds that were intend to cover the phase d^.:n or the prograr1 upon terminJtion. The ac ti o;is outlined will r e sol v.. the 1):'e sf' t year's bt:dc e t ri 'y pr<ob- let:. Ira reviewing 'the 1976-7/ budget, it is apparent that the Ci ty a:ill be faced with an epprovir''te «t.2 ri11`:o'1 reaairer.2tlt above the current b1 ldcuts love] u'tllecs c'tner actions ere tO:r,n. AS indicateed abovc, ir: l;l to actiotls are h 'in. takes: to ! = . uce on it p r r•'rtnent basis S1,2 million fro.a the tli.1 t by r _ !; : epproxir:•ately '7:.) to 100 vacil;:t pnsitions. lhc` t'c tinier:' S3 ri ,irn can be tcd.en from th(, t)812!l,c ' of the SG.9 ni 1l i:,n that is cue ed 1,1g funds in FEC.tcl ;.c\ofi? ShZrlCiC, 1l_S3 ill111l i_r'rqi!rt,er, .s in 17/-ra. Upon df:pl c t`i on of f he se funds , f .u'.:! ng can then be r i 'act: 1 of ? 14onorab1h Members of the City Cbmmissio+ available OM tontinuinc basis from franchise funds in the aroun Of approximately tS,330,000 annually, The proposed plan will minisi2e the necessity for a tax inoreate for the coming year and will reduce the potential need for a lay- off of the existing work forte, t plan to discuss this matter with the Cammission at the Commission meeting this Thursday, during the period normally reserved for the City t'anacer's reports, s I1 Mopted_Peyehuat etro.;,erted i ha:ice3.,,jr6`i. Af53s ed i?ud;et eUtte':t Year§ :'akea tG e.atiii; * 13.613 x 50.441 lost per till a $.04./50) tb:9t Set riot _ , (t:ct ihtit:3e$) 3.311 x 50,441 ioss pet tilt $11L,5b ) State F_veaue thatihq • t2tdiett_es tlirht ii:ereate tot last quarter) Te14!-Icte tr3t:`:ise tA!tcl'.y collected) too:icc C?Ya_tr.tnt ,_pits .gar__ ce. fiat/ befinatce) Utility `axes O.Zte increase;) Parin; :it'tct P ob:er Fund ta:ante s 4E7,167 Lksst ? S:ic L4.4 Peatprcpriaticn :1ES.CCO UP EhJ7 YEAL u;wt.t{G. §�5 Th D fi $ = 435,660 • 1,1boioco 60,C:0 35,00 * 622 bn • 50, 0:)0 a 3:'2,1G7 5 S 7.P13 383.143 235.b:* 25.t:. Si,153.':9 41,751,7•9' (a) 566.614014 364,860.565 - 5n7,P.33 IA) $54,272,73, tro,!ected Parks ad ?.sc:eatiotl fCzas'tie:s. :.itequat'43, Sta rter S) Cotwp 3°ts.raa:r Etp1oeee $153.744 Peeireea 20.00 Self tnsutsi:e (Teie_`.tr? intteas!5) -p. ..,atioa Pio_i4_ Sr._atrial Cor.,issit`. (A) Ftrve,nuf (r) E.i:..oSitur,• EG,6l.'.3L_ $ 2.341.7 .,: t-rr i i ti J1PP.IL 156 • la L.1.10 76-395 noTto:4 OE' Ii`'!TENI' TO 88ND A Rc.3O ,,` IOi To UR, 'PJ i1C SPENCE CI`ax 'L' NAGER OP 2• IAi•iI 8 ACUi, Jt:;D iL?, MBRIItTT STIEAAE A# COUNTY AatATUISTAAToR Or P tvELLAS CU"_ T?, ?LORUDt1, .x3..cPi `488S- It 'LHF, AtIptour,CIATION OF T :E CO:_i.::SSIoN POI: THEIR INT8AST IN l7L- COi 11. l7 .. A PAR OF t- ." TY F niAm `s .. �.., Et_ ic.ia CI1. O� ,__tii.•_I GO �EiLTi�Y,t:`iT 76-403 = MOTION Or INTENT TO CRANE EVtR? T:IREE YEARS TNE E'IPri.S PEt.FOR I G Tar, EXTERNAL AUDIT PoP. 7148 CITY Or 'tIAt'1I0 AND REQUESTpI N TIC CITY NA�yii�t-G�;_�;�2+, t T T .l NEXTy�yREGULAR y�I}`t1 El �L\ 0? ' tier �rV'�il"IS 0ii, 1O SU3i°LL. l T!'aa"~.J LYa' M S 0 THREE L"\li L- ITI tt ?IRdS IN ORDER Ti4'Ai T'iE COm;ISSIO v MAY SELECT ONCE OF THE THREE TO PERFORM THIS AUDIT FOR THE CITY AT TIIE EXPIRATION' OP THE PRESENT AUDITOR'S CONTRACT 76-409 MOTION OF INTENT TO SEND A RESOLUTION- TO THE MEMBERS Or THE FLORIDA DELEGATION TO THE STATE P LEGISLATURE REQUEST- ING SERIOUS CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION PERMITTING SUMMER JAI ALI IN DADE COUNTY 76-428 - MOTION OF INTENT TO WAIVE !'PROFITS" ON THE ARTS AND CRAFTS BIZZARRE SPONSORED BY T<HF, NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR LtoiIEI:, A NON—PROFIT GROUP WHICH PLANS TO USE THE RIVER WALKWAY ON MAY 29, I976 7G-429 - PIOTIO:1 OF INTENT TO HOLD A SPECIAL ELECTION' ON JU E 29, 1976, TO SUJ IT. T TO TnE ELECTORATE THE QUESTION OF A PROPOSED FRANCHISE TO SOUTHERN BELL T.r_.iEP G_:E COMPANY 76-430 - NOTION URGING METROPOLITAN DADCOUNTY TO IML1EDIATELY FOR- WARD .D TO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ITS ORDER FOR THE "911" TELEPHONE NUMBER SERVICE IN ORDERIMPLEMENT T THE TO IiLEi•L.,ia APPROVED STATE PLAN WITH RESPECT TO THIS MATTER 76-431 - MOTION (SEE 070INANC E NO. 8547) - L•;OTIot._':.AUT;I3RIZI`:U•TFL CI Y•t'..? ".�GI'? TJ .NGAGE Ti:' S. . ICES • OF A PRIVATE. F.fl. I•`.i'O•ASSIST THE CI`.` OF I'IIA;11 I1 •.ITS. I,EGO- • TIATtONS•7ITU CI ".z E •L?LOY EE, L 2O.Z ORGANIZATIONS. D' JiIT F IN ER I:•1 P :RIOD 3:; O:RI3 THE 14- ;, CI':7 :'•:.% 7?IGER APPOINTS A • LABOR N ;GOT1r+;J►.). FCiP T nCIT r... i1'•'r: " _.� '' ;.'�'�'V;�. t-:..•T :�•: `l �j sti r;:.S O ... .+r! Dire P ''4,rrlrj+ c 7n 7j pro 1 pIo:.,•1'. .rNTE::;T TO r tl. , C, •,RE:3'1';xCtp rv" 17�J.cl.f.t:.'rr'r` .:1` 1Jj'.V'J �:�•! 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