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City Council <br />Special Meeting Minutes <br />October 21, 2008 <br />Page 3 of 9 <br />REGULAR BUSINESS <br />PRESENTATION - 2009 PROPOSED BUDGET -SET PUBLIC HEARING <br />MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2008 <br />Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. <br />City Manager Fleming explained the City's budget is the most significant policy <br />considered by the Louisville City Council each year. It establishes the City's <br />priorities and provides funding to achieve those priorities. The budget process, <br />including the public hearing, provide the public with opportunities to comment on <br />and advise the City Council about those priorities and levels of funding. <br />Based on Council's comments at the October 1 meeting and based on continued <br />input from Department Directors, the budget currently under consideration has <br />changed rather significantly from the budget presented on October 1, 2008. <br />A listing of the more significant adjustments follows: <br />• Changed 2009 Lastoka Property Conservation Project in the C-I-P from <br />$33,500 to $12,000. <br />• Deleted the Skate Park Sidewalk Project from the C-I-P (included as part of <br />another project description). <br />• Changed the timing of grants related to the Dillon Road and Hwy42/SBR <br />Projects. <br />• Removed $150,000 from the $180,000 estimate for Traffic Signals from 2008. <br />• Added $200,000 to the 2011 C-I-P for Traffic Signals. <br />• Adjusted the Library Operations Budget. <br />• Increased temporary salaries and overtime in Recreation Management, <br />Aquatics, & Youth Activities fora combined increase of approximately <br />$60,000. <br />• Adjusted the operations budget within the Parks & Recreation Departments. <br />• Within the Long-Term Financial Plan, the assumption on the Conservation <br />Trust sales tax was changed to have it expire after 2012. <br />• Added the Mass Notification Warning System to the C-I-P for 2009. <br />• Changed the building maintenance budget allocations as requested by Public <br />Works. This reallocation does not change total bottom line appropriations. <br />• Reclassified the Golf Course Pond Renovation project and the Golf Course <br />Parking Lot Repaving project (2008 projects) to the Golf Course Fund with a <br />transfer of funds (loan) from the Wastewater Utility Fund. <br />• Moved the ongoing (2010-2012) Golf Course "subsidy" from the General <br />Fund to the Wastewater Utility Fund. <br />• Updated the Golf Course C-I-P. <br />• Changed the 2009 increase in employee health insurance to 3% over 2008. <br />