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3/f~/84 Page -6- Way, Teton Foundation of Denver, and other foundations interested in youth projects. ThE~ wages ranged from $1.50 for baby sitting to $5.50 an hour for heavy labor. Requests for Funding during City Councilman Luce asked if Ms. Fehsenfeld 1985 Budget Cycle would return during the City's budget cycle for 1985? She replied - possibly; however mo:~t of the foundations that she would be seE~king funding from want to know which communities have given funding before they ma}~e a commitment. Mayor Meier advised Ms. Fehsenfeld that the Cii~y runs on a budget cycle and usually re- quests such as hers are made a year prior to when the money is needed, as most of money for these requests have been committed for 1984. These requests are made in Sept. of the previous year. Ms.. Fehsenfeld stated that she would return in August but had been told that right now there were some discretionary human resources or social services funding that might be available to cover their budget from August through December of this year. At the request of Mayor Meier, Director Asti-Caranci advised that of the contingency funds set aside for this type funding they had been committed as follows: >1,500 - Clinica Campesina $2,000 - Boulder County Mental Health :$2,100 - Flight for Life Councilwoman Morris Commented it was her understanding that there was $1500 remaining in the fund. Suggested council discuss the possibility of sharing into the Flight for Life donation fo:r the Teen Job Bank. Councilman Leary Inquired if Ms.Fehsenfeld had received any money from the Chambers of Commerce, and if they should receive more money than needed for the reaminder of 1984 would that be carried into their next year's budget. She replied that she had only written the Louisville Chamber and had not as yet received a reply. Also if they received more money than requested they would either add it to their 1985 budget or expand the program.