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D.A.R.E. program of $600 and the K-9 Dog program of $2,000; <br />printing increase of $1,500; auto equipment maintenance increase <br />of $2,000; data processing cost increase of $4,360; insurances <br />increase outlay budget of $7,270, <br />* The Fire Protection budget reflects an increase of $19,620. <br />The increase of $9,000 for the Long Lake service area and $1,200 <br />for the Maple Plain service area are estimates as we do not yet <br />have firm figures. The increase of $700 for the Wayzata service <br />area and $8,760 for the Mound service area should be very close. <br />The Mound increase is due p-imarily to an addition to the fire <br />station scheduled to be constructed in 1991. Orono will be <br />billed its prorata share of this from 1991 thr?ugh 1995. <br />* The Building and Zoning budget increase is $41,980. Personal <br />services costs are up $35,310 due primarily to the requested <br />change in the septic inspector position from a full-time <br />temporary summer position to a full-time regular permanent <br />position. Other consulting costs are up $2,230 due to the <br />Planning Commission minutes being done by an outside non­ <br />employee; postage is increased $1,400 to more acc 'rately reflect <br />actual expense; office equipment maintenance is up $900; and data <br />processing is up $1,180 due to a reallocation of costs. <br />* Empergency Preparedness, i^jiimal Control and Engineering budgets <br />reflect no unusual circumstances. <br />* The Street Department budget is up $24,970. The line Item <br />(#4348) for the city cleanup costs in the amount of $8,000 and <br />the cost history has been transferred to the Recycling program <br />department and incorporated within that budget. The toal 1990 <br />Street budget therefore has been reduced from $457,800 to <br />$449,800. The "524.970 budget increase from the adjusted 1990 to <br />1991 is comprised of $11,650 in personal service costs, of which <br />$5,800 is for full time temporary summer help; street maintenance <br />and supplies is up $6,200; and maintenance of miscellaneous <br />equiprant is up $6,000. <br />* The Parks and Recreation bud et 5s up $3,050; personal services <br />is up $2,130; additional summer help is schedulers with • cut back <br />in regular employee hours; and grounds maintenance i. ap $1,000 <br />for scheduled tree trimming in the Navarre Playground. <br />* The Recycling Pickup Program budget for 1990 has been increased <br />$8,000, from $31,000 to $39,000 to reflect the transfer of <br />appropriation for the city clean up programs from the Street <br />department budget. The budget for 1991 reflects an increase of <br />$29,390 as follows: personal service^ are up $2,500 to reflect <br />the Saturday yard waste program; the clean up programs are up <br />$12,000 to reflect increased volume and dumping fees; and <br />contracted recycling p* .kup is increased $15.:‘.7n to reflect the <br />higher costs for the .^.bisde pickup progtism in 1>9.T, 80% of <br />which is funded by Henn. ^.»in County. <br />* The Private Improvements budget is increased $7,500 for 1991, <br />$5,700 of which is for special police services provided to <br />private parties at cost, I’sually crowd and traffic control at <br />area restaurants. Thi m has been removed from the lice