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Recreation/Senior Center and Aquatic Center Expansion Task Force Agenda and Packet 2016 05 07 SUB
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Recreation/Senior Center and Aquatic Center Expansion Task Force Agenda and Packet 2016 05 07 SUB
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Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. An annual shutdown period for maintenance is also expected that <br />typically ranges from 7 -10 days. <br />Rentals of party /activity rooms, swimming pool, classrooms, and the entire facility may extend beyond <br />normal hours of operation and typically include weekends and some evenings. Though specific increased <br />rental rates are not provided for after hours, this could be reflected in the pricing structure. <br />Evening and Weekend Coverage <br />Evening and weekend coverage staff should be a mix of full -time, benefitted staff and hourly staff during <br />the majority of facility operation hours. Current staff scheduling is expected to continue. <br />Personnel Services <br />Generally, personnel costs make up the single highest expense for most multi - purpose recreation <br />facilities. For purposes of projecting costs, the range mid -point of the 2016 Pay Plan was utilized for <br />projecting expenses in each area. <br />Additional salaried staff contemplated at this time includes: <br />• 1.00 Supervisor I Fitness Coordinator <br />• 1.00 Supervisor I Senior Coordinator <br />• 1.00 Facility Maintenance Tech I <br />• 1.00 Pool maintenance Tech I <br />• 0.25 Facility Assistant (add.25 to existing .75 staff) <br />• 0.25 Accounting Tech I (add.25 to existing .75 staff) <br />Additional part- time /contractual staff is proposed in the following areas of operation: <br />• Maintenance /Custodians <br />• Fitness /Program Instructors <br />• Life Guards /Swim Instructors <br />Custodial and Maintenance Coverage <br />Routine and daily set up maintenance responsibilities will be provided by maintenance and facility staff <br />as needed. Current staff scheduling is expected to continue but to be supplemented with additional full - <br />time staff and part -time hours. <br />Supplies, <br />In this study, supplies relate to ongoing operations in the areas of program, operating, office, computer <br />supplies, postage, tools, books, staff uniforms, janitorial, tools, equipment parts, identification card <br />supplies, resale merchandise, concession supplies, and miscellaneous items. It is anticipated that this <br />figure will increase over time due to inflation. Note: All start up supply expenses associated with the <br />facility expansion start up are assumed to be funded from the Owner Items account or FFE in the <br />construction budget. Supplies expenses typically approximate 10% of the overall operational budget. <br />Services <br />With the uncertainty of utility costs such as natural gas and electricity prices, service expenses can <br />consume a significant portion of many operation budgets. The estimated utility costs for the volume of <br />space within the facility accounts for a high percentage of the services budget; numbers can be verified <br />15 <br />16 <br />
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