HomeMy WebLinkAbout2051 OrdinanceORDINANCE NO. 2051
AN ORDINANCE appropriating unanticipated revenue, reappropriating
expenditure authority, making expenditure adjustments
and declaring an emergency.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The 1979 budget be and the same
is hereby amended to
indicate authority to transfer from the General Fund
the following:
TO: Administrative Services Fund for
$11,450.00
Salary Adjustments
TO: Street Fund for the Lewis Street
$35,000.00
Overlay Project
TO: Street Fund for the Public Works
$25,000.00
Administration Building
Section 2. The 1979 budget be and the same
is hereby amended to
indicate the following increase in revenue and expenditure
authority:
FUND REVENUE
EXPENDITURE
General Fund $136.1.53.::
$136;,.153,
Neighborhood Facility Fund, 8,150
8,150
Cemetery Fund 1,400
1,400
Golf Fund 18,420
18,420
City Street Fund 89,990
89,990
Water -Sewer Fund 33,010
33,010
Administrative Services Fund 12,760
12,760
CETA Fund 9,000
9,000
Intercity Bridge Fund 31,000
31,000
Section 3. That additions in appropriations
and expenditures are
hereby declared to exist in the above funds for said
purposes, and the
proper city officials are hereby authorized and directed
to issue
warrants in accordance with the provisions of this
ordinance.
Section 4. That the aforesaid additions could
not have been
foreseen at the time the 1.979 budget was approved,
and an emergency
is now declared to exist.
PASSED by the City Council of the City of Pasco
this 7 day of
May 1979.
T: eae�o���
Chet Bailie, Mayor
/Eve
yn Wells, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Ila
Se Cis
Dennis J. De Fi e, City. Attorney
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ORDINANCE NO: -2051
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council of the City of Pasco,
Washington will hold a public hearing in the Council Chambers,
City Hall, 412 W. Clark, 8:00 P.M., May 7, 1979, for the purpose
appropriating unanticipated revenue, reappropriating expenditure
authority, making expenditure adjustments and declarinca an
emergency. The 1979 Budget be and the.same isohereby amended -to
indicate authority to transfer from the General Fund, the following:
TO: Administrative Services Fund for $11,450.00
Salary Adjustments
TO: Street Fund for the Lewis Street $35,000.00
overlay project
TO: Street Fund for the Public Works $25,000
Administrative Building
NOW, THEREFORE, let all persons concerned take notice of the time
and place so that they may appear and.present their support or
objections to proposed emergency.
velyn Wells, City Clerk
GENERAL
NEIGHBORHOOD
GOLF
FUND
FACILITY CEMETERY
COURSE
Surplus Cash Foreward 215,245
12,378 5,028
18,958
Unallocated Funds 97,570
320
35,639
TOTAL AVAILABLE: 312,815
12,378 5,0288
958
SUPPLEMENTAL EXPENDITURES
Salary Adjustments
107,540
-0-
Unanticipated Bridge Exp.
STREET
SEWER
Camera
550
76,893
Car Repair (Fire)
320
35,639
Unfair Labor Practice Settle.
7,850
1,310
Fire Truckt Repair
1,200
Bldg. Inspector & Car
Court Street !later Line
City Hall Roof Repair
1,400
Golf Course !later Line Repair
Revamp Irrigation Ditch
Pump FIouse Bldg.
Club House Air Conditioning
Misc. Repair/Security Measures
2,850
Building Improvement
Imnrovements & Repair
bJehe Street Sprinklers
500
Overtime -Part time employ.
3,800
Misc. Improvements
27,950
Golf Course Test !4ell, Pump &
motor
Best Lock System
1,030
Car Repair (Police)
910
Lewis Street Overlay
35,000
Public Workd Bldg.
25,000
Engineering Consult. Svcs.
TOTAL:
213,050
2,850
BALANCE REMAINING:
99,765
9,528
* NO EFFECT ON .CASH
1,400
2,040
2,650
330
900
1,600
10,900
1,400 13,420
3,628 538
CITY
WATER/
ADMINISTRATIVE
INTERCITY
STREET
SEWER
SERVICES
BRIDGE
76,893
33,638
1,310
35,639
76,393
33,633
1,310
35,639
2,490 3,010 1,310
30,000
25,000
2,500
29,990 33,010 1,310
46,903 628 -0-
-0-
31 000
0-
-0-
31,000
WPPS
351,000
351,000
17,000
31 ,000 " .17,000
4,639 {,....,.-34,000
EXPENDITURE NARRATIVE:
SALARY ADJUSTMENTS - Salary increase adjustments for the non -represented,
the Police Benefit Association and the International Association of Fire-
fighters.
UNANTICIPATED BRIDGE EXPENSE - Most of this cost is monies dispersed to
the State as payment on the loan from funds paid by Pacific Northwest Bell
for conduit work.
CAMERA - This item is required for fire investigation and was inadvertently
left out of the 1979 Budget.
CAR REPAIR (FIRE) - Cost to repair body damage to the Assistant Fire Chief's
which occurred while parked one night.
UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICE - Cost to settle the decision of the Public Employees
Relations Commission regarding Robbie Robertson.
FIRE TRUCK REPAIR - Repair of damage to the fire truck responding to a fire.
BUILDING INSPECTOR AND CAR - Council authorized the addition of an Inspector
and a vehicle with the understanding that there may be sufficient building
permit revenue to cover the added cost ($20,000). At this point, there is
no impact on the General Fund.
COURT STREET WATER LINE - On February 23, 1979, Council authorized the
improvement of a 12 -inch water line and'appurtenances.
CITY HALL ROOF - Cost of a temporary repair to protect the remodeling in
the rear of building from damage during the cold winter months, as well as the
cost for a permanent repair to begin this summer.
GOLF COURSE WATER -LINE REPAIR - Cost to repair more than 30 breaks in the
irriqation water lines caused by the hard winter.
REVAMP IRRIGATION DITCH - Improvements to the irrigation ditch at the Golf
Course to control debris in the irrigation system.
PUMP HOUSE BUILDING - Construction cost of a building around the new well
planned for 1978, but not completed.
CLUB HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING - The air conditioning system at the Golf Course
Club House is in very poor working order and should be replaced.
MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR AND SECURITY MEASURES - Cost of a Best Lock(Conv_ers-ion, repair
of the burglar alarm and repair of damage to the East Pasco Neighborhood-
eighborhood�Facility.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS - Grant money (5,300) remaining on a grant for buildilhg
improvements. There is no effect on cash but the budget must be amended to
accomodate the expenditure.
IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIR - Completion of the roadway entrance project for
grass planting, additional shrubs and irrigation system.
WEHE STREET SPRINKLERS - Repair of the sprinkler system to improve ground
maintenance efficiency.
OVERTIME FOR PART-TIME EMPLOYEES - The City has been advised that State Law
requires overtime be paid to part-time employees working in excess of 40 hours
per week.
MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS - Purchase of a new diving board, diving board
standard and the .25,000 IAC match yet to be determined and presented to the
Council.
GOLF COURSE TEST WELL, PUMP AND MOTOR - Cost of the test well and equipment
required to obtain irrigation water from the Franklin County Irrigation District.
BEST LOCK SYSTEM - Purchase of a new lock system that will allow staff to make
keys and lock cores at very little cost and change them periodically for improved
security.
CAR REPAIR (POLICE) - Cost of a hit and run damage to a Police Vehicle and the
repair of a citizen's vehicle involved in an accident with a Police Vehicle.
LE14IS STREET OVERLAY - Estimated cost to overlay the present roadway that is
rough and rapidly deteriorating.
PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING - The existing Public !4orks Building should be replaced.
Estimated cost is $100,000 with $75,000 budgeted for 1979 in the plater/Sewer Fund.
Allocation of the additional $25,000 from the General Fund will allow the building
to be constructed.
ENGINEERING CONSULTANT SERVICES - Cost of consultant services of an engineering
nature associated with system expansion.
DATA ENTRY PERSON (CETA) - A CETA person has been added for data entry purposes
to the new utility billing system. This position replaces the programmer that
was filled for a time in 1978, but not planned for in the 1979 Budget. The cost
of $9,000 will be totally funded by CETA.