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September 12, 1984
hIEMORANDiJM
T0: The Honorable Mayor and City CommLSSLOn
FROM: A. WL11>am Moss, City Manager
SUBJECT• Budget h1essage - FY 1984-85
Transmitted for fLnal consideratLOn by the City Commission Ls the
proposed budget for Fiscal Year 1984-85. The proposed budget as
presented Ls an accumulation of Lnformat>on and polLCy determinations
made during the past year(s).
The City of Atlantic Beach continues to use the budget as a tool for the
public policy process. All municipal activities, programs, and
decisions are expressed >n the financial language of this budget. The
budget reflects the decLSLOns as to how and by which source revenues
will be obtained, and what levels of services wLll be provided from the
expenditure of these funds As the budget officer of the City, your
City btanager has evaluated the competing demands for goods and services
and made a recommendatLOn for programs whLCh will be responsive to the
communLty while m>nLmLZing the taxation of our citizens. The budget as
presented should reflect the consensus of the City CommLSSLOn as to the
program levels expected by the citizens Ln the next year.
As >n past operating budgets, the proposed budget has been designed to
focus on cost centers. {Vhere possLble and practical, casts assocLated
with a particular activity are shown Ln that particular account. ThLs
should provide a foundatLOn for the City Commission to evaluate the
efficiency and effectiveness of the serv>ces provided by the City.
The total 1984-85 budget Ls $7,168,482. A significant feature of the
budget Ls the wastewater system improvements program which will begin
during this fLSCal year. Sewerage improvements wLll account for
$4,092,957, or 57% of the budget.
The property tax mLllage rate Ls proposed to be $2.35 per $1,000
assessed value. Th>s represents a reduction for the third consecutive
year. The voted debt service mLllage >s $.45 per $1,000 assessed value.
The budget provLdes for a new debt service expendLture of $200,000.
This debt servLCe expenditure represents the est>mated principle and
interest required to refund the sewer improvements bond 'issued through
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the State Bond Loan Program in the amountfof $1.5 million. The proposed
budget also reflects revenues from state and federal grants equal to
nearly $2 million
Additional features of the budget are summarized as follows:
- Property taxes represent 16.6% of the total revenues to the
General Fund. This is exactly the same percentage as in
the prior year Property taxes are expected to increase by
$28,012 over FY 1983-84.
- Total revenues to the General Fund are expected to increase
3.6% over the estimated revenue for FY 1983-84.
- Nearly $4.6 million will be invested for capital improvements
The capital improvements alone are nearly equal to the entire
FY 1983-84 budget
- {4ith an operating millage of $2.35 per $1,000 assessed value,
a resident with a $75,000 home and a $25,000 homestead
exemption will pay $117.50 to support the General Fund
activities.
- The user charges for water, sewer and refuse collection are
budgeted to remain constant.
The City Dlanager graciously acknowledges the assistance of Finance
Director Harry Royal, Executive Secretary Joan LaVake, the department
heads, and the staff who have provided timely assistance in the
development of this budget, and the valuable policy decisions provided
by the City Commission.
Respectfully submitted,
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r~ AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN OPERATING BUDGET FOR THE
~~ CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1984, AND ENDING
SEPTEMBER 30, 1985
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WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Atlantic Beach,
Florida, has heretofore appointed the City Manager to serve as the
budget officer of the City of Atlantic Beach, Florida, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has considered said budget and has
conducted hearings thereon and determined that said budget should be
adopted,
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l NOIU, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY TfiE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC
BEACH, FLORIDA, as follows
Section 1 That the attached budget, prepared by the budget
officer of the City of Atlantic Beach, Florida, which budget is
incorporated and adopted herein and made a part hereof as Exhibit A, be
~, and is hereby adopted and established by the City Commission of the City
of Atlantic Beach, Florida, as the budget for the City of Atlantic
Beach, Florida, for fiscal year 1984-85.
~~ Section 2. That the budget shall be for the period beginning
October 1, 1984, and ending September 30, 1985, and that said budget
shall be for appropriations and expenditures for the several functions,
agencies, and departments, and the legal limit of expenditures, for the
" City of Atlantic Beach, Florida
Section 3. This ordinance shall be effective October 1, 1984.
Passed by the City Commission on First Reading August 30, 1984
Passed by the City Commission on Second and Final Reading
September 12, 1984
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ANNUAL BUDGET
SUMMARY BY FUND TYPE
GENERAL FUND
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510 General Governmental Services
511 City Commission
512 City Manager
513 Finance and Administration
514 Legal Counsel
517 City Clerk
521 Police Department
522 Fire Department
541 Public Works
572 Parks and Recreation
581 Transfers ,
590 Transportation
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
514 Federal Revenue Sharing
537 Beach Erosion
596 ,DER Grant
596 EPA Grant ,
TOTAL SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
DEBT SERVICE FUNDS
582 General Obligation Bonds
582 State Bond Loan
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND
541 Capital Improvements
ENTERPRISE FUNDS
533 Water Fund
534 Sanitation Fund
Sewer Fund
535 Sewer Operations
595 Sewer Renewal
596 ,Sewer Plant `
TOTAL SEWER FUND
TOTAL ENTERPRISE FUNDS
TRUST FUND
529 Police Court
Less Interfund Transfers
TOTAL CITY BUDGET
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BUDGET
FY 1983-84
110,387
23,493 "
44,654
123,024
31,700
28,348
587,964
202,870
342,298
14,400
166,000
' 22,060
1,697,198
53,000
64,497
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117,497
64,383
226,500
290,883
179,000
285,694
240,919
536,069
40,000
1,870,000
2,446,069
2,972,682
15,000
(609,883)
4,662,377
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FY 1983-84
108,607
19,746
44,423
122,522
31,322
27,852
576,052
190,545
339,151
14,000
156,000
22,060
1,652,280
48,000
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64,505
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BUDGET
FY 1984-85
157,976
25,441
44,739
135,697
42,422
33,906
628,942
214,453
339,281
16,600
354,280
21,677
2,015,414
59,000
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1,064.523
1,930,976
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337,461
358,286
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422,914
910,333
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2,487,583
577,244
200,000
2,020,981
2,798,225
3,943,972
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REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, AND FUND BALANCE ESTIMATES
FY 1984-85
Beginning Balance 10/1/84
Add FY 1984-85 Revenue
Total Funds Available
Less• FY 1984-85 Expenditures
General Services 157,976
City Commission 25,441
City Manager 44,739
Finance $ Administration 135,697
Legal 42,422
City Clerk 33,906
Police 628,942
Fire 214,453
Public Works 339,281
Parks $ Recreation 16,600
Equipment Maintenance 21,677
Total Operating Expenses 1,661,134
Interfund Transfers•
Sanitation Fund 60,000
C.I.P Fund 294,280
Total Transfers 354,280
Total Expenditures
730,746
1,837,948
2,568,694
2,015,414
Ending Balance 9/30/85 553,280
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Property Taxes
Franchise Electric
Franchise Telephone
Franchise CATV
Utility Tax-Electric
Utility Tax-Telephone
Utility Tax-Gas
Utility Tax-Fuel Oil
Penalties and Interest
City Occ. Licenses
Building Permits
State Grant
Firefighters' Supnl.
Two Cent Cig. Tax
State Revenue Sharing
Mobile Home Lic.
Alcoholic Bev Lic
Half-Cent Sales Tax
Fuel Tax Refund
County Occ. Lic
Public Safety Reports
Fines $ Forfeitures
Interest Earning
Special Assessments
Insurance Proceeds
Surplus Property
Miscellaneous
Transfer-1Vat e r
Transfer-Sewer
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CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
GENERAL FUND, BUDGET
1984-85
FY 1982-83
BUDGET ACTUAL
234,450 245,347
215,000 252,680
7,000 7,918
14,000 16,322
62,500 69,857
70,000 88,702
25,000 31,336
2,500 2,116
1,500 5,210
9,000 15,829
35,000 66,294
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-0- 3,243
20,000 19,781
259,350 260,499
6,000 6,526
7,500 7,956
280,206 278,878
2,500 2,607
13,000 10,102
1,000 1,127
60,000 71,769
30,000 68,363
1,000 621
-0- 1,205
-0-. 2,672
3,000 6,577
100,000 100,000
61,108 61,108
_~ -0-. ~ 7;796
FY 1983-84
BUDGET ESTIMATED
276,988 269,500
230,000 260,000
8,400 8,907
13,000 12,000
62,000 65,000
85,000 72,000
32,000 ~ 31,500
2,300 3,300
2,000 ~ 2,800
10,000 11,000
42,000 SS,000
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19,800 22,000
283,769 265,000
7,000 6,500
7,400 8,274
301,720 - 337,755
2,400 2,600
10,000 12,000
1,200 1,100
57,000 71,000
40,000 ~ 70,000
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100,000
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1,660,860
16,500
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100,000
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275,000 ~ -
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14,000 _
70,000 '
70,000
16,000
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12,000
45,000
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8,500
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ANNUAL BUDGET
GENERAL FUND RESOURCE ALLOCATION
PERCENTAGE
BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET INCREASE/
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85 (DECREASE)
Personnel Services 956,688 1,087,200 1,159,214 6.6%
Operating Expenses 344,213 371,110 477,220 28.6%
Capital Outlay 65,511 72,388 24,200 (66.6)0
Grants and Aids 500 500 500 -
Non-Operating 250,350 166,000 354,280 113.4%
TOTAL 1,617,262 1,697,198 2,015,414 18.750
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DEPARTMENT NAME. General Services FUND # O1-General ACCOUNT # 510
FUNCTION
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The General Services account provides for the charges that cannot be directly
distributed to other City departments. This account provides for professional k
consulting services, auditing services, telephone bills, postage, office supplies,
and insurance expenses chargeable to the General Fund. Additionally, this account
provides for the operation and maintenance of the City }Tall building, i
For FY 1984-85, this account allocates funds for basic computer programming
services, engineering services, pension actuarial report, etc. Additionally, a ,
General Fund contingency (Object Code 49) is provided for budget transfers to -
other departments should an emergency situation occur. The amount provided for
this purpose is $32,000
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY General Governmental Services
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EaPLND1fURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 F} 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries $ Rages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H $ A Insurance
24 Workers' 0 Unemp. Comp.
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OPERATING EXPENSES
~a 31 Professional Services 16,000 15,941 31,000 31,000 28,700
~ 32 Accounting and Auditing 9,500 9,500 9,500 9,500 10,000
34 Other Contract Svs. 3,000
40 Travel, Conf. £, Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications 9,245 9,244 9,700 9,500 9,700
43 Utilities 2,850 2,624 3,300 3,000 5,000
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance 16,806 16,803 18,000 17,500 20,000
46 Repair & Maint. Svs. 3,200 2,274 5,480 S,S00 4,316
47 Printing and Publishing 7,268 7,267 5,700 5,700 5,700
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies 7,336
6,716 6,692
6,285 10,707
5,500 10,707
6,000 32,000
6,300
52 Operating Supplies 2,923 2,638 2,800 1,500 1,400
53 Road and Material Sups.
r 54 Books, Sub., Afberships 3,525 3,414 1,600 1,600 1,600
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 85,369 82,682 103,287 101,507 127,716
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery $ Equip. 13,198 13,198 6,600 6,600 2,800
65 Const. in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 13,198 13,198 6,600 6,600 2,800
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DEBT SERVICE ~
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72 Bond Interest -~
73 Other Debt Service ~
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GRANTS F, AIDS
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82 Aids to Private Orgs. 500 500 500 500 500 .'
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DEPARTMENT NAbIE City Commission FUND li O1-General ACCOUNT ~ 511
FUNCTION.
The City of Atlantic Beach, as provided by the City Charter, is a
Commission-Dfanager Government. Subject only to the limitations imposed by federal
and state law, all powers of the City are vested in the elected commission
referred to as the City Commission. The City Commission consists of five electors
of the City of Atlantic Beach. The seats are known as Seats 1 to 5, respectively,
and Seat 1 is designated as Mayor-Commissioner. Seat 1, Mayor-Commissioner, is
j elected for two-year terms. Seats 2 through 5 are elected for four-year terms.
~; The City Commission enacts local legislation, adopts budgets, determines policies,
i and appoints certain Crty officials as prescribed by Charter. The City Commission
appoints a City Manager to execute the laws and administer the government of the
€r. City.
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City Commission
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA _
22 Pension
23 H $ A Insurance
24 W'orkers' $ Unemp. Comp
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. g Trng.
41 Postage F, Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair g Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub Aiberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs
64 Machinery F, Equip.
65 Const in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
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7,200 7,100 15,000 15,000
483 476 954 954
2,820 2,087 2,839 2,292
10,503 9,663 18,793 18,246
6,200 3,523 4,700 1,500
6,200 3,523 4,700 1,500
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FY 1984-85 FUND N0. O1
DEPT.-ACTIVITY City Commission DIVISION N0. 511
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION F1' 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS F, AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 16,703 13,186 23,493 19,746 25,441
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
Mayor-Commissioner 1 1 5,000
Commissioner 4 4 10,000
TOTAL 5 5 15,000
ANNUAL BUDGET
DEPARTMENT NAME: City Manager FUND # O1-Generals ACCOUNT # 512
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FUNCTION
The City Manager is the head of the administrative branch of the City of Atlantic
Beach's Commission-Manager government.
He is appointed for an indefinite term by the City Commission and has the powers
and duties as provided by Charter. The City Manager is responsible to the City
Commission for the proper administration of all affairs of the City, except as
otherwise provided by Charter. He is required to
1. Appoint and, when necessary for the good of the City, remove
all officers and employees of the City except as otherwise
provided by Charter.
2. Prepare an annual budget for submittal to the City Commission
and administer the budget after adoption.
3. Prepare a report at the end of each fiscal year on finances
and administrative actwiues of the City.
4. Keep the City Commission advised of the financial condition and
Future needs of the City, and make such recommendations as
deemed desirable.
S. Provide other duties as prescribed by Charter or required by the
City Commission
PROGRAM COMb}ENTS•
During 1983-84, the Wastewater Treatment System Improvements involved a
significant amount of managerial activity. The 201 Facilities Plan was adopted,
and both federal and state construction grants for amounts up to $3,270,000 were
received. The regulatory agencies paid particular attention to the limited
treatment capabilities, and programs were developed for interim improvements prior
to the construction of the expanded facilities.
While less time was utilized in the area of planning, zoning, and subdivision
regulation, the City did approve and monitor the development of 380 residential
developments including Crofton's Aquatic Gardens, Stokes' Fairway Villas, Cardinal
Industries' Driftwood Apartments, and AmFed's Selva Norte. Construction of a
mayor shopping center was completed as were several other commercial buildings.
During the year, an NCR 9020 Computer, printer, and CRT's were acquired and
brought on-line for general accounting, payroll, and utility billing.
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refuse collection activity was undertaken.
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Managing the municipal organization with its 67 - SO employees and general
~ administration continued to increase the workload of the City Manager and staff.
k' A good collective bargaining agreement was reached with FOP Atlantic Labor
Council. An attempt by the CWA to organize general City employees was narrowly
defeated. An important "unfair labor practice" decision was made in the favor of
the City.
Efforts continued to improve municipal productivity and the delivery of municipal
services while holding down the cost of these services.
During the next fiscal year, improvements in municipal productivity will continue.
Management and financial reporting for two sewer construction grants program and
the wastewater treatment improvements will be a significant activity. The
' issuance of building permits, review of subdivisions, and zoning matters should
continue to be active.
The City's pension program will be evaluated. The City's Personnel Rules and
Regulations, adopted in 1982, will also undergo a critical evaluation. Staff will
attempt for the first time to quality for a Certificate of Conformance from the
Governmental Finance Officers' Association. Improvements to the new EDP system
will continue. Emphasis will continue to be placed on the City's "responsiveness"
to problems and concerns expressed by citizens and the City Commission.
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES f
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12 Reg Salaries $ Wages 29,413 ,29,413 31,600 31,600 31
600
14 Overtime ,
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15 Special Pay 1,015 -0- 632 632 632
21 FICA 1,943 1,668 2,212 2,212 2
212
22 Pension 4,111 4,111, 4,434 4,434 ,
4
434 ~:
23 H g A Insurance 1,781 1,781 2,121 1,925 ,
2
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24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp. 70 68 80 70 ,
80
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 38,333 37,041 41,079 40,873 40,989_
OPERATING EXPENSES
1
31 Professional Services .-
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng 2,000 1,984 1,800 1,800 1,725 _
41 Postage 8 Communisations ~,
43 Utilities I
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance ~^
46 Repair $ hiaint Svs. 160 62 400 375 500"
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
S1 Office Supplies "
52 Operating Supplies 838 663 700 700 1,100 '
53 Road and Material Sups.
S4 Books, Sub., Mberships
683
683
675
675 _
425"?
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 3,681 3,392 3,575 3,550 3,750 ~~
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land °
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery F, Equip
65 Const. in Progress
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~; DEPT -ACTIVITY City Manager DIVISION NO 512
~` EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Otfier Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS 8 AIDS
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NON-OPERATING
~' 99 Other Non-Operating
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PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
City Manager 1 1 31,600
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DEPARTMENT NAME Finance g Administration FUND #_O1-General
FUNCTION:
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The Finance $ Administration Department is responsible for the management and
support activities of the City. Ordinance No. 5-81-7 provides for a Director of
Finance appointed by the City Manager. The Department of Finance is responsible
for the accounting, finance and treasury functions of the City. These activities
include exercising budgetary control to ensure monies are legally expended and
that budget appropriations are not exceeded, developing and maintaining records,
auditing of all bills, invoices and payrolls, data processing, and investing
surplus funds.
Assigned to this department are support personnel necessary to perform functions
related to the administrative and financial affairs of the government. This
includes cashier collections, accounts payable, computer operations, building
inspections, and secretarial and clerical support for the City Manager, Building
Inspection Office, and Finance Office.
During FY 1984-85, no support personnel will be added.
This department will become involved in new and challenging areas in the
forthcoming fiscal year including accounting for monies received through the State
Bond Loan Program and State and EPA environmental grants obtained for the purpose
of improving the wastewater system, implementing the City's new EDP system, and
for the first time attempting to obtain a Certificate of Conformance from the
Governmental Finance Officers' Association for the City's financial reports.
To acquire such a certificate will require a great deal of research effort to
accumulate statistical information that is required to be presented in order for
the financial report to be eligible for a certificate. The Certificate of
Conformance is the highest form of recognition in governmental and financial
reporting and its attainment represents a significant accomplishment by a
governmental entity and its management. Financial reports that qualify for a
certificate provide a detailed analysis by which bond rating companies, investors,
and potential investors may assess the financial position and operations of a
governmental entity.
It is also this department's intend to continue improving the City's accounting
and EDP capabilities. The budget includes monies to install a new cash register
system wherein cash receipts will automatically be inputted into the computer
system.
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FY 1°84-85 DIVISION N0. 513
DEPT-ACTIVITY: Finance $ Administration
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84~~
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries & Wages 88,764 87,939 77,718 77,500 84,283
14 Overtime 500
15 Special Pay 2,743 247 1,554 1,400 1,686
21 FICA 5,892 5,892 5,440 5,300 5,900
22 Pension 6,063 5,904 7,275 7,100 7,847
23 H & A Insurance 4,072 4,071 3,670 4,200 5,071
24 Workers' 6 Unemp. Comp. 260 259 1,046 1,002 1,100
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 107,794 104,312 96,703 96,502 106,387
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. & Trng.
41 Postage & Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair & Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
11,600
1,000
5,000
4,400 4,800 6,600
328 327 200 200 200
500 315 700 100 700
1,620 507 620 600 620
631 630 601 550 560
10,850
731
4,150
18,100 18 100 18,230
1,700 1,700 1,200
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 20,679 17,510 26,321 26,050 28,11.0
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs.
64 Machinery 6 Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
1,200
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,200
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FY 1984-85 DIVISION N0. 513 Iy
DEPT-ACTIVITY: Finance $ Administration ff
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BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET ~
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DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal i~
72 Bond Interest "
73 Other Debt Service
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GRANTS & AIDS -
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies -
82 Aids to Private Orgs. '
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TOTAL GRANTS S AIDS -
NON-OPERATING ,
99 Other Non-Operating 3,350 3,000 -0- -0- _0_
TOTAL NONtOPERATING 3,350 3,000
DIVISION TOTAL 131,823 124,822 123,024 122,522 135,697
' ~ PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Position Title
Finance Director
Executive Secretary
Computer Operator
Cashier Clerk
Administrative Secretary/Bldg. $ Zoning Clerk
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1 1 16,446
1 1 14,765
1 1 12,686
1 1 12,613
5 5 84,283
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DEPAR'Iti1ENT NAh1E: Legal Counsel FUND # O1-General ACCOUNT # 514
FUNCTION:
Section 158 of the City Charter requires that the City Commission appoint a City
Attorney who shall act as the legal adviser to, and attorney and counselor for,
` the municipality and all of its officers in matters relating to their official
duties. He shall prepare all contracts, bonds, and other instruments in writing
in which the municipality is concerned. He shall furnish the City Commission,
City Dlanager, the head of any department, or any officer his opinion on any
question of law.
The account is provided to fund any legal services which may be deemed appropriate
" by the City Commission.
~~ PROGRAb1 COh1N1ENTS:
In FY 1984-85, funds have been allocated for miscellaneous legal services which
~+ may be required for the next fiscal year. These services include a retainer for
k!U the City Attorney as well as legal fees required for liugauon and labor
f negotiations.
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ISION NO
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PERSONAL SERVICES j
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12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages
14 Overtime ;
15 Special Pay i
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23 H g A Insurance ~
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718
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TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 642 641 700
718 922 ~
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 6,000 6,000 6
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Accounting and Auditing , 6,000 6,000
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. g Trng. _
41 Postage $ Communications 500
604
3,000
4'3
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair g Maint. Svs. I~
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
S1 Office Supplies 23,140 23,140 24,000 23,500 32,000 ~'
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and bfaterial Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Dlberships ~
500 500
500
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29,140 29,140 31,000 30,604 41
500 f'
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61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs. ,
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
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FY 1984-85 FUND NO O1
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Legal Counsel UIVISION N0. 514
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION F1' 82-83 FY 83-54 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Govt Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS & AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
AL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 29,782 29,781 31,700 31,322 42,422
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
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ACCOUNT ~~ 517 ^Y
FUN CTION• The City Clerk, as provided by Section 31 of the Charter is
appointed by the City Commission, serves at its pleasure, and shall be under
its direction and control. Requirements mandated through City Charter/Code
include attending and recording all City Commission meetings;serves as
custodian of the city's seal; administers oaths and provides notary services;
authenticates and records in full all ordinances, resolutions, petitions, etc.,
and assures Chat all are properly referenced, numbered, and distributed; issues
occupational licenses, and acquires titles and tags for all moving vehicles.
The Clerk also conducts the municipal election process which includes the
registration of voters and certification of election results. By virtue of the
position, the City Clerk serves as Treasurer of the Jacksonville Beaches CATV
Board.
PROGRAM GOALS: Establish a municipal reference library of indexed
documents. This program's primary responsibility is to provide officials and
staff needed resource information in a timely and cost-effective manner.
Documents to be indexed axe minutes, contracts, leases, agreements, ordinances
and resolutions. To establish this library it will be necessary to contract for
one part-time clerk-typist for approximately 1,040 hours for FY 84-85.
PROGRAM COMMENTS: During 1983-84 the Atlantic Beach election was conducted
pursuant to statutory requirements; 100% of Atlantic Beach election reports
were processed, and 100% of Canvassing Board meetings complied with statutory
provisions. A Microfilm Records Center was established for the city's inactive
records to ascertain compliance with FS 119 and 267, and to assure that
needless records will not be created_or retained, and that valuable records
will be preserved. Retention periods were scheduled for record series assigned
to the City Clerk's office. The following are now on microfilm:payroll records
from 1940 through Sept. 1983; utility billings, financial statements and
general ledgers for the past four years. During the coming year, all eligible
financial and some personnel records will be microfilmed and indexed. With
State approval those records will be destroyed after microfilming. The
acquisition of an IBM Displaywriter System has been a great asset in compiling
minutes and other documents. Due to the new residential developments, we are
anticipating continued growth in the city's business community. Through May
1984 there were 63 new occupational licenses issued, 12 solicitor permits
issued, and 207 licenses renewed.
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FY 1984-85 ~ - ,y,F FUND NO O1
f.' DEPT.-ACTIVITY• City Clerk DIVISION N0. 517
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
~ PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages 20,100 20,100 23,584
14 Overtime
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402
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402
15 Special Pay
21 FICA 1,407 1,407 1,651
22 Pension 1,881 1,881 1,871
~" 23 H $ A Insurance 759 759 879
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp. 60 43 65
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32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. f, Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications 400 392 580
43 Utilities
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44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
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46 Repair F, hfaint. Svs. 569 S00 1
400
47 Printing and Publishing 700
2 2,700 ,
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-0- -0- 152
~~ 51 Office Supplies -0- -0- 1,102
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Dlberships
70
70
70
RATING EXPENSES
TOTAL OPE
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
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3,739
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3,662 4,254
-0- 1,200
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY. City Clerk DIVISION N0. 517 ~~
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION _ FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
_ BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE [~
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
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TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ,
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 28,348 27,852 33,906
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
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Budget Request Salary
City Clerk 1 1
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0 20,100
SO 3,484
TOTALS 1 1 50 23,584
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" DEPARITIENT Nt4tifE: Police Department FUND # O1 ACCOUNT # 521
~ FUNCTION:
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The Police Department is responsible for the protection of lives and property in
the City of Atlantic Beach. It also provides numerous services to the citizens of
the City and to other area agencies.
333 PROGRAM COI~AfENTS:
~' Through routine patrol, the department responds to criminal violations, traffic
accidents, and numerous peace-keeping functions. Patrol officers also provide
special services to the community in the form of house checks, medical assistance,
traffic control, and the proverbial "cat's in the tree" calls.
The Department has developed several specialized areas to better deal with the
needs of Atlantic Beach. A detective now oversees investigations to offer more
expertise in case work. He also coordinates narcotics investigations and has been
responsible for the apprehension of major drug dealers working in this area.
~ Officers now coordinate Neighborhood 14atch and Crime Prevention programs to better
!1 educate and protect citizens. A reserve program now includes six police officers
to provide manpower on weekends and special occasions. The emphasis has been to
r determine the needs of the City which require particular attention and to train
¢~' officers to meet these needs.
The past year has seen numerous changes including the appointment of a new police
chief. The Department is committed to the idea of an open agency functioning as a
part of the community. The ideal of professionalism is stressed as a constant
reminder of the police officer's obligation and responsibility to the agency and
community. Training has been conducted regularly within the department and has
' been extended throughout the area to take advantage of the many nearby facilities.
The future holds high standards of professionalism and training to better serve
~~ the City of Atlantic Beach. Statistics have shown the Department as one of
Florida's busiest law enforcement agencies. The trend is expected to continue.
The department is committed to providing the citizens of Atlantic Beach the best
possible law enforcement services within available resources.
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PERSONAL SERVICES - -
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12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages 452,608 452,608 385,276 382,910,; 408,390 ^
14 Overtime 6,662 6,661 7,000 7,000 15,000 ~,
15 Special Pay 26,588 14,930 18,205 17,000 18,168
21 FICA 31,724 31,724 28,404 27,294 29,637
22 Pension 40,385 19,591 29,657 22,536 ~ 24,544 'i
23 H $ A Insurance 20,435 20,434 16,991 17,484 19,915 ~1
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp. 10,236 10,235 15,550 15,531 14,325
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OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract'Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. F, Trng.
41 Postage £, Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair $ Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Afaterial Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
588,638 556,183 501,083 489,755 529,979
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60 60 70 65 -0-
943 943 6,876 6,876 10,126
1,282 1,282 1,775 1,900 1,265
4,735 4,734 5,000 4,500 3,200 ~
6,703 6,702 7,000 7,000 7,500
800 744 370 370 370
16,319
16,319
17,000
17,000 i
17,042 f'
1,350 1,126 1,400 1,400 2,000
190 190 13 000
2,456 2,455 1,700 2,000 2,200
45,117 42,842 34,830 34,830 35,560
290 62 170 166 200
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80,055 77,269 76,381 76,297 92,463 ~~
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61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery & Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
23,398 23,014 10,500
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10,000 6,500
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DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
FUND NO O1
DIVISION N0. 521
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BUDGET EST EXP.
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Govt Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 692,091 656,466 587,964 576,052 628,942
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Position Title Current Budget Base
Police Chief Budget Request Salary
Lieutenant 2 ~ 26,960
Sergeant 46,102
Investigator
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Patrolman 0 1 17 512
Records Clerk 12 11 180,993
Dispatcher 1 1 12,686
Beach Lifeguard Cpt. (1) S
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34 58,723
Beach Lifeguard (9) .
2.72 .
3.03 3,374
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School Crossing Guard (2) ~ 38 ~~ ~~.38 ,
2,647
26'~~ 26 75 408,390
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DEPARTMENT NAME Fire Department FUND # O1 ACCOUNT # 522
FUNCTION:
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The function of the Fire Department is the prevention, suppresston and
extinguishment of fires and the saving of life and property. Another
major function is the rendering of emergency medical care at the scene -
of an emergency.
PROGRAb1 CObIMENTS
During the past year, much progress has been made by the Fire
Department. Among the most notable accomplishments were the following.
o By the addition of two men and changing the work schedule, the
Department has been able to have two men respond to fires and
medical emergenctes instead of lust one, as was the case in
the past.
o The Department purchased some much needed firefighting equipment
and repaired other equipment to bring us up to minimum standards
o The living quarters at the fire station were modified to provide
a bunk room, a new tiled bath, an office for the Chief and a day
room for the firemen.
o The Atlantic Beach Fire Department received state-wide recogni-
tion for the largest amount of money collected per man for the
Muscular Dystrophy Association drive. _
o The morale of the men of the Fire Department has been greatly
improved with the selection of new uniforms and Fire Department
insignia and other accomplishments listed above. The men of
the Department have a new sense of dignity and pride in their
lob because of these accomplishments. Also, because of these
accomplishments the Department has been able to attract top
quality men to fill the vacancies as they occurred.
The Department intends to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of
the operations. This will be accomplished in the following manner
o Extensive in-service training of the firefighters. This
training program consists of regularly scheduled drills
using all of the tools and procedures of firefighting, i.e.,
fire streams, ladders, fire extinguishers and safety equip-
- ment, pump operation, ropes and hoisting, and rescue
practices. In addition, the Department will participate
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o Development of an inspection and fire prevention program.
This program will involve inspecting the approximately 250
licensed businesses in Atlantic Beach at least once each
year. Residences will be inspected when requested by the
~ owner.
o Continued effort to develop and train an adequate number
of volunteers. The Department now has eleven volunteers.
a It is recommended that the Department have twenty
volunteer firemen on staff to provide adequate additional
assistance for a minimal cost.
~; The Fire Department plans to continue to provide the best fire
protection possible to the citizens of Atlantic Beach. iNith this in
t! mind, the Department will continue to strive toward that goal.
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 --
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries F, Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA ~
22 Pension
23 H $ A Insurance
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp.
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. F, Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair $ hlaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
1,600 1,600
5,320 5,000
-0- -0-
500 500
12,390 11,600
297 297
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 20,107 18,997 28,883
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery $ Equip. 14,400 11,000
65 Const in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 14,400 11,000 7,500
134,969 130,000 141,232
2,000 2,000 2,000 ~
2,739 2,739 2,825
9,588 9,240 10,026
9,488 6,084 10,522 --1
5,929 6,850 6,905 ;
3,650 3,635 4,560
168,363 160,548 178,070
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FUND NO O1
DIVISION N0, 522
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS £~ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS F, AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 202,870 190,545 214,453
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
Fire Chief 1 1 26,960
Firefighter-Lt. 2 1 18,221
Firefighter 5 6 96 OS1
8 8 141,232
Overtime
2,000
TOTAL 143,2 2
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DEPARTT1ENT NAME. Public Works FUND #O1-General ACCOUNT # 541 ,~
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FUNCTION j
The Public Works Department is responsible for the maintenance of 30
miles of streets, the mowing and maintenance of rights-of-way and
parkways, traffic control, including street signs, the maintenance of
three municipal parks, the maintenance of the City Hall and Public Works
buildings and property, and beach maintenance/clean-up. Additionally,
the PUblic Works Department assists the Water Department in the reading
of water meters on a quarterly basis. It maintains the City's sewer
lines, and it assists in the maintenance of the City's water lines. In
the previous year, the salary of the Public Works Superintendent was
distributed between the Public Works Department and the Sanitation
Department. This year, the salary is shown within this account. A
separate position of Sanitation Foreman is indicated in the Sanitation
budget. The Sanitation Foreman, in addition to supervisory
responsibilities, is responsible for operating the City trash truck on
trash collection days. This function has previously been performed by
employees in the Public Works Department.
PROGRAM COD4IENTS
In FY 1983-84, a new Public Works Director position was reinstated to
oversee the operations of the Public Works Department. The Public Works
Director is responsible for the overall operation of Public Works,
Water, Sewer, Parks and Recreation, Sanitation, and Equipment
Maintenance.
Improvements in productivity continue to be emphasized. The
productivity of the individual worker continues to improve. Turnover of
personnel is insignificant. A program of City-wide maintenance
continues to move the department toward an "active" effort to maintain
the City before significant problems develop rather than a "reactive"
effort prompted by citizen complaints.
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY
Public 1Porks
A.VNU 11 BUDGET
FUVD N0. O1
DIVISION N0, 541
E?.PLVDITURE CLASSIFICATION F1' 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries $ Rages 142,253 141,282 161,910 161,910 173,672
14 Overtime 3,096 3,096 5,000 5,000 5,000
15 Special Pay 5,232 2,730 3,238 3,238 3,987
21 FICA 9,674 9,673 11,474 11,480 13,954
22 Pension 14,115 14,016 15,155 15,155 18,559
23 H f, A Insurance 8,832 8,388 10,033 9,482 11,059
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp. 7,080 6,567 7,500 5,883 6,766
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 190,282 185,752 214,310 212,148 232,997
OPE RATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs. 100 100 -0-
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng. 500 24 300 300 1,000
41 Postage F, Communications
43 Utilities 35,200 30,646 32,000 31,688 34,700
44 Rentals £, Leases 5,718 5,718 5,900 5,900 7,300
45 Insurance
46 Repair & htaint. Svs. 7,809 7,154 10,250 9,886 13,500
47 Printing and Publishing 150 141 150 150 150
49 Other Current Charges -0- -0- -0- -0- 4,000
51 Office Supplies 450 369 500 500 400
52 Operating Supplies 40,309 40,308 22,770 22,610 24,234
53 Road and Material Sups. 10,843 10,823 14,930 14,869 16,000
54 Books, Sub., Diberships 160 76 200 200 -0-
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 101,139 95_,259 87,100 86,203 101,284
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery F, Equip. 28,915 16,637 40,888 40,800 5,000
65 Const in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 28,915 16,637 40,888 40,800 5,000
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FY 1984-85
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Public Works
ANNUAL BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies '
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
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fUNU NO O1 '
DIVISION NO 541
~<< FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
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TOTAL GRANTS ~, AIDS ~ ~ ~~
NON-OPERATING ^
99 Other,Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING {
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DIVISION TOTAL
320,336 297,648 342,298
339,151 ,~
339,281
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base I~)
Position Title ~ Budget Request Salary
Public Works Supt./Sanitation .5 -0- -0-'-'
Public Works Foreman 2 2 37 927 ~
Crew Chief 1 2 25,689
Stores Clerk 1 1 12,686-.
Maintenance Worker g 7 82 794 a
Maintenance Worker/Seasonal (4) 1~ ~ 1.3~ 14,576
Subtotal 13, 14.x- 173,672
Overtime ~ 5,000 ^
178,672
TOTAL
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~~ DEPARTMENT NAME: Parks and Recreation FUND # Ol-General ACCOUNT # 572
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FUNCTION:
fl
The Parks and Recreation function provides for the maintenance of parks and
recreational facilities. No personnel costs are provided in this account. All
personnel expenses are provided in the Public Works Account. This account will
continue to provide for a direct utility and maintenance supply costs associated
_ with the City's parks.
~, The City currently maintains three parks which provide tennis courts, handball
courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, exercise and nature trails, picnic
~- pavilions, and children play areas.
~' The City has not made any ma,7or improvements in children play areas in several
years. We are proposing ~n the capital improvements budget that the City purchase
new playground equipment similar to the type purchased by neighboring commum ties.
In addition, we are also proposing in the capital improvements budget that the
City's tennis courts be resurfaced during the next fiscal year.
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1984-85 FUND N0. O1
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Parks and Recreation DIVISION NO 572 '
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-8s FY 83-84 FY 84-85i~
` BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay '
21 FICA '
22 Pension
23 H $ A Insurance a
24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp.
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TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services M
32~ Accounting and Auditing ;
34 Other Contract Svs. ,
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng. -~
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities 4,500 3,552 4,500 4,000 4,700
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance +
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46 Repair £, plaint. Svs. 5,982 4,510 6,000 5,000 7,000 ~
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies 3
52 Operating Supplies 6,618 6,618 3,900 5,000 4,900
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 17,100 14,680 14,400 14,000 16,600 1
CAPITAL OUTLAY ~
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61 Land
62 Buildings --
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs. ~l1
64 Dfachinery 8 Equip.
65 Const, in Progress _,
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TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY ~!
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1984-85 FUND N0. O1
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Parks and Recreation DIVISION N0. 572
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS F, AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 17,100 14,680 14,400 14,000 16,600
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
a
~U~445
ANNUAL ,BUDGET
DEPARTMENT NAD9E. Interfund Transfer FUND # O1-General ACCOUNT # 581
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FUNCTION
g
The Interfund Transfer account is established to show transfers between the
General Fund to another fund. These transfers are not repayable and do not
constitute payment or reimbursement of goods provided or services performed." This la
account represents an expenditure of the disbursing fund but not an expenditure of
the governmental unit as a whole.
PROGRAM COhID1ENTS• ' ~
The transfers from the General Fund for FY 1984-85 are as follows• ~~
Contribution to Sanitation Fund $ 60,000
Contribution to Capital Improvements Program, Fund 30 294,280 'i~
TOTAL 354,280
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FUND N0. O1
ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1°F4-85 DIVISION N0. 581
DEPT-ACTIVITY: Interfund Transfers
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY R3-R4 FY R4 ~~
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries & Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H fi A Insurance
24 Workers' S Unemp. Comp.
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. 5 Trng.
41 Postage & Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair & Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs.
64 Machinery & Equip.
65 Const, in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY ~k
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FY 1984-85 FUND N0. O1 _
DEPT -ACTIVITY Interfund Transfers DIVISION NO 581
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 3
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS ~~
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING ~
91 Transfers 50,000 50,000 -0- -0- -0-
99 Other Non-Operating 197,000 187,000 166,000 156,000 354,280
TOTAL NON-OPERATING 247,000 237,000 166,000 156,000 354,280 _
DIVISION TOTAL 247,000 237,000 166,000 156,000 354,280 I~
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current
Budget
Base
~
Position Title Budget Request Salary
9
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ANNUAL BUDGET
DEPARTMENT NAME Equipment Maintenance FUND # O1 ACCOUNT # 590
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FUNCTION:
The Equipment Maintenance activity is responsible for the maintenance of certain
City vehicles and equipment. In prior years, all motor fuel charges and a
majority of vehicle maintenance and repair costs were charged to this account.
Personnel expenses were budgeted in Public Works (Account 541). Budgeting
procedures have been revised to provide for the allocation of motor fuel and
maintenance costs to each department. Labor costs, however, are not charged to
the departments. This account provides funds for the support of one mechanic and
minor parts and tools not chargeable to a particular department
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PROGRAM COh1MENTS
In the next fiscal year, the City will continue to improve upon its preventative
maintenance program and continue repairs on pick-up trucks, tractors, sanitation
trucks, and miscellaneous equipment. Police vehicles will be maintained through
contractual maintenance services. Mal or repairs which cannot be economically and
feasibly performed in-house will be made through contractual services
~~~443
ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1984-85 {UND NO O1
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Equipment Maintenance DIVISION N0. 590
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 53-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP BUDGET
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PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries $ Rages 16,357 16,356 17,271 17,271 16,045
14 Overtime -0- -0- -0- -0-~ 300
15 Special Pay 345 345 320
21 FICA 1,096 1,096 1;209 1,209 ~ 1,114
22 Pension 1,524 1,524 1,617 11617 1,494
23 H $ A Insurance 684 684 743 743 859 +
24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp. 382 382 375 375 545
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TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 20,496 20,495 21,560 21,560 20,677
OPERATING EXPENSES ~
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and `Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs. `
40 Travel, Conf F, Trng
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities '
44 Rentals $ Leases _
45 Insurance ~~
46 Repair £, hfaint. Svs. ~
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges ,
51 Office Supplies I°
52 Operating Supplies 850 849 500 500 1,000
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
850
849
500
500 453 453
y
1,000
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps Other than Bldgs j
64 hfachinery $ Equip '
65 Const in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY '-
(10 i~5~);s
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FY 1984-85 O1
1 UND N0.
DEPT -ACTIVITY Equipment Maintenance DIVISION N0. 590
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS F, AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 21,346 21,344 22,060 22,060 21,677
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
Mechanic 1 1 16,045
Overtime 300
TOTAL 1 1 16,345
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FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING
SUM614RY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALA~^ICES
FY 1982-83 _ FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
Beginning
Balance 47,266 51,415 584 1,818 2,113
Revenues•
Federal
Entitlements 71,505 52,571 53,669 48,624
Interest 4,000 7,883 1,000 295
Total Revenues 75,505 60,454 54,669 48,919
Expenditures
Transfer to
Capital Imprvs. 122,000 110,051 53,000 48,624
Ending Balance 771 1,818 2,253 2,113
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57,528
250
57,778
59,000
891
ANNUAL BUDGET
DEPARTh1ENT NA61E. Federal Revenue Sharing FUND # 11 ACCOUNT # 514
FUNCTION:
The Revenue Sharing Trust Fund is established to provide recommended accounting
controls for the receipt and expenditures of funds provided through the State and
Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972.
The City only expects to receive $57,528 in Federal Revenue Sharing entitlements.
These funds will be transferred to the Capital Improvements Fund 30 and will be
used for the acquisition of capital outlay equipment.
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1984-86 FUND N0.
DEPT.-ACTIVITY. Federal Revenue Sharing DIVISION NO
I1
1
514 '?
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg Salaries $ Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H $ A Insurance
24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. F, Trng
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair $ hiaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
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TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES `~
CAPITAL OUTLAY
~~
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs
64 Machinery f, Equip
65 Const. in Progress _
1
3
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1984-85 FUND N0. 11
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Federal Revenue Sharing DIVISION N0. 514
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS F, AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
91 Tram
99 Other Non-Operating 122,000 110,051 53,000 48,624 59,000
TOTAL NON-OPERATING 122,000 110,051 53,000 48,624 59,000
DIVISION TOTAL 122,000 110,051 53,000 48,624 59,000
Position Title PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current
Budget
Budget
Request
Base
Salary
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CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND - DER GRANT
• FY 1984-86
Beginning Balance
Revenues,
DER Grant
Total Revenue
Expenditures
Operating Expenses
Capital Outlay
Total Expenditures
Ending Balance
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual
-0-
807,453
807,453
133,016
674,437
807,453
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ANNUAL BUDGET
DER State Grant -
DEPARTMENT NAME Sewer Plant Construction FUND # 13 ACCOUNT # 596
FUNCTION
This account is established to allow for payments of ail engineering,
construction, and other costs associated with various wastewater system
improvement protects that are funded by a State Department of
Environmental Regulation grant.
Project costs to be paid for by this grant are summarized as follows.
Description Amount
Effluent Outfall Line $ 495,000
Pumping Station Replacement 179,437
Engineering Cost 28,032
Contingency Cost 101,166
Administrative Cost 3,818
TOTAL $ 807,453
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 19'4-85 DIVISION 596
N0 -
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DER State Grant
DEPT-ACTIVITY•
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION _ FY £2-83
FY R3-R4
FS, R4_R~ is
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP BUDGET -.
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PERSONAL SERVICES r
':
12 Reg. Salaries & Wages ie
14 Overtime I ;
15 Special Pay
21 FICA '
22 Pension
23 H & A Insurance
24 Workers' & Unemp. Comp. _
~~
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
77
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OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services -0- -0- -0- -0- 28,032 S
32 Accounting and Auditing '
34 Other Contract $VS.
40 Travel, Conf. fi Trng.
41 Postage & Communications _
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance ~+
46 Repair & Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges 104,984 !E
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs. -0- -0- -0- -0-
64 Machinery & Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
-0- -0- -0- -0-
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133,016
674,437 ~
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ANNUAL BUDGET FUND N0. 13
FY 1984-85 DIVISION N0. 596
DEPT-ACTIVITY: DER State Grant
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bbnd Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS S AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS & AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL -0- -0- -0- -0- 807,453
Position Title
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Budget Request Salary
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CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND - EPA GRANT
FY 1984-85
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual
Beginning Balance _0_
Revenues
EPA Grant 1,064,523
Total Revenue 1,064,523
Expenditures:
Operating Expenses - 166,648
Capital Outlay 897,875
Total Expenditures 1,064,523
Ending Balance _p_
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ANNUAL BUDGET
EPA Federal Grant -
DEPARTMENT NAME Sewer Plant Construction FUND # 14 ACCOUNT # 596
FUNCTION.
This account is established to allow for payments of all engineering,
construction, and other costs associated with the various wastewater
system improvement projects that are to be funded by a Federal
Environmental Protection Agency grant.
Protect costs to be paid for out of this grant are summarized below:
Description Amount
New Plant Improvements $ 668,250
Existing Plant Modifications 134,475
Effluent Pumping Station 35,200
Effluent $ Flow Equalization Basin 59,950
Engineering Cost 72,631
Contingency Cost 89,540
Administrative Cost ~ 4,477
TOTAL $1,064,523
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1°~'4-85 DIVISION N0. 596
EPA Federal Grant
DEPT-ACTIVITY: Sewer Plant Construction
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION ~ FY 82-83 FY R3-R4 ' FY R4-Ai
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries & Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay ~ "
21 FICA ~ `
22 Pension
23 H 5 A Insurance
24 Workers' & Unemp. Comp.
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services -0- -0- -0-
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf: & Trng.
41 Postage & Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance `
46 Repair & Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies `
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
-0- 72,631
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TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES -0- -0- -0-
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings -0- -0- -0-
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs. -0- -0- -0-
64 Machinery & Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY -0- -0- -0-
~'~ ~ f1Ui~162
-0- 166,648
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-0- 802,725 ~
-0- 95,150 ~~
-0- 897,875 "-`
ANNUAL BUDGET FUND N0. 14
FY 1984-85 DIVISION N0. 596
EPA Federal Grant
DEPT-ACTIVITY• Sewer Plant Construction
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-8'
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service ,
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS & AIDS '
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS & AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL -0- -0- -0- -0- 1,064,523
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Position Title
Current Budget Base
Budget Request Salary
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DEBT SERVICE FUND
SUPTi1AP.Y OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
~;
Beginning Balance 13,479 14,244 16,514 16,296 19,174
Revenues•
Ad Valorem Taxes
Interest
Interfund Transfer
Total Revenue
Expenditures:
Principal
Interest
Miscellaneous
Total Expenditures
Ending Balance
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61,108 61,108 64,383 64,383
-0- 2,317 -0- 3,000
k0- -0- 226,500 -0-
61,108 63,425 290,883 67,383
~.u > <,s,
35,000 35,000 -55,000 40,000
26,253 26,253 235,883 24,383
122 120 -0- 122
61,375
61,373
290,883 r
64,505
~ 13,212 X16,296 16,514
19,174
62,448
-0-
200,000
262,448
90,000
172,323
262,448
19,174
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ANNUAL BUDGET
DEPARTTIENT NAME: Debt Service FUND # 20 ACCOUNT # 582
FUNCTION:
The Debt Service Fund accounts for payment of principal and interest on long-term
debt serv ices by general governmental revenue. General Obligation Fonds, financed
~, by ad val orem taxes, were issued for
1. Sewer Bond Issue, dated 1958 - $300,000 original issue. Debt
service payments required in F.Y 1984-85 are $20
000 and
,
$3,040 for principal and interest, respectively.
2. Sewer Bond issue, dated 1971 - $500,000 original issue. Debt
service payments required in F.Y. 1984-85 are $20,000 and
$19,283 for principal and interest, respectively.
r 3. Proposed State Bond Loan for sewer improvements to be issued
in latter part of 1983 - $1,500,000 total issue amount.
Estimated debt service payments required in F.Y. 1984-85 are
$50,000 and $150,000 for principal and interest, respectively.
The voted Debt Service Millage Rate for FY 1984-85 will be .45/$1,000 value.
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FY 1984-85 FUND N0. 20
DEPT.-ACTIVITY. Debt Service DIVISION N0. 582~f
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-8 :~
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PERSONAL SERVICES _ _ ,. j
12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages
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21 FICA
22 Pension "1
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24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp. y
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OPERATING EXPENSES '
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. F, Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair $ hfaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups
S4 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Debt Service DIVISION N 0. 582
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest 35,000
26,253 35,000
26,253 55,000
235,383 40,000
24,483 90,000
172,323
73 Other Debt Service 122 121 -0- 122 125
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 61,375 61,374 290,883 64,505 262,448
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS F, AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 61,375 61,374 290,883 64,505 262,448
PERSONNE L SCHEDULE
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND
SUhLti1ARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIh1ATED BUDGET
Beginning Balance
Revenues
Transfer from
General Fund
Transfer from
Federal Revenue Sharing
Total Revenues
Expenditures
Professional Services
Road Materials and
Supplies
Land
Building
Improvements
Machinery F, Equipment
Total Expenditures
Ending Balances
165,000 141,904 904 4,882 534
187,000 187,000 126,000 126,000 294,280
122,000 110,051 53,000 48,624 59,000
309,000 297,051 179,000 174,624 353,280
54,000 45,209 55,972
372,000 341,481 34,500
48,000 47,383 4,000
-0- -0- 84,528
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55,972
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4,000
84,500
6,000
78,000
25,000
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44,000
92,000
474,000 434,073 179,000
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[[~~ The Capital Improvements Account is established as a control fund for
~ capital improvements which include, street construction, buildings,
major equipment purchases, and mayor repair and replacement protects.
~ PROGRAM COMMENTS
t In FY 1983-84, the City's capital improvements program included.
- The purchase of six patrol and emergency vehicles for the police
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- Resurfacing of Selva Marina Drive
[~'''' City Hall Renovation
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- Acquisition of a used NCR 9020 Computer
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- Section H Master Plan ($26,000 Total) General Fund Share
- Storm Drainage Improvements ($63,280 Reserve)
- Patrol Vehicle - Police Chief
- Front End Loader
- Tractor Mower
- Backhoe Endloader (Reserve Only)
- Pick-up Trucks - 2 ea.
- Sidewalk-Atlantic Blvd-Dlayport Rd to Atlantic Village
- Park Playground Equipment
- Tennis Courts Resurfacing
- Patrol Vehicles (Reserve Only)
- Land Acquisition
- Sidewalk Replacement-Ocean Blvd-1st St. to 7th St.
- Contingency
78,000
6,000
75,280
10,500
28,000
9,500
20,000
18,000
9,000
9,000
9,000
25,000
25,000
14,000
17,000
$353,280
Funding Sources
General Fund $294,280
Revenue Sharing $ 59,000
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improvement protects are also reflected in DER Grant (Fund 13) in the
amount of $807,453, EPA Grant (Fund 14) in the amount of $1,064,523,
!`~ Water Operations (Fund 40) in the amount of $31,500, Sanitation,CFund
nl 42) in the amount of $94,000, and in the Sewer Operations (Fund 41) in
the amount of $2,240,981. ,
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Capital Improvements
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BUDGET ACTUAL
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries 8 Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay >
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H f, A Insurance
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp.
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31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance,
46 Repair F, htaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
AL CAPITAL'OUTLAY
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372,000
48,000
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45,209 55,972
45,209 55.972
341,482 34,500
47,382 4,000
84,528
420,000 388,864 123,028
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Capital Improvements
FUND N0. 30
DIVISION N0. 541
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 474,000 434,073 179,000 178,972 245,000
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ENTERPRISE FUND-WATER
Si1kn1ARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES '
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
Beginning Balance
Add Revenue
1Qater Charges
Connection Charges
Interest
Utility Tax
Total Revenue
Less Expenses
Personnel Services
Operating Expenses
Capital Outlay
Transfer to General Fund
Total Expenses
Add (Deduct)
Net Change from Other
Sources and Uses of W/C
Ending Balance
Note. W/C = Working Capital
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146,953 130,628 260,517 193,552 214,346
226,400 254,207 241,694
25,000 38,649 25,000
12,000 27,030 18,000
1,500 566 1,000
264,900 320,452 285,694
58,476 42,134 52,192
95,885 73,740 107,802
1,650 987 25,700
100,000 100,000 100,000
256,011 216,861 285,694
237,190
25,000
35,000
297,840
51,746
75,600
24,700
100,000
252,046
246,200
25,000
35,000
306,900
73,111
137,350
17,000
110,000
337,461
_0_ 40,667 (25,000) (25,000) (25,000)
155,842 193,552 235,517 214,346 158,785
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WATER FUND REVENUE PROJECTIONS
1984-85
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
ACCOUNT BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIDIATED PROJECTED
Minimum Water 100,000 114,270 116,894 115,000 120,000
Excess Water 105,000 113,259 105,000 103,000 107,000
Cut-in Charge 12,000 16,789 12,000 10,600 11,000
Add'1 Cut-in Fee 100 -0- -0- 390 -0-
Service Charges 1,800 2,307 1,800 4,200 4,200
Late Charges 7,500 7,044 6,000 4,000 4,000
Water Connect. Chgs 25,000 38,649 25,000 25,000 25,000
Ext Line Rev -0- 538 -0- -0- -0-
Int. Temp. Invests. 12,000 27,030 18,000 35,000 35,000
Utility Tax 1,500 566 1,000 650 700
Totals 264,900 320,452, 285,694 297,840 306,900
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The Water Operations is responsible for the treatment and distribution of the
City's water supply The system is served by a water plant on Mayport Road which
has a capacity of 2 88 mgd, and a plant on 11th Street with a capacity of 2.5 mgd.
There is one 100,000-gallon water tower, two reservoirs with 200,000 gallons each,
and one reservoir with a i-million gallon capacity.
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distribution system and the sewer collection system. They supervise water and
sewer taps, install and replace water meters, and read water meters on a quarterly
basis The meter reading process takes approximately three weeks for each },
quarterly billing.
The City's water supply is made safe and palatable by chlorination and aeration
The water is treated by these processes to reach a safe level and then constantly
maintained at that level by the addition or deletion of chlorine. The amount of
chlorine used is determined by a series of rigid tests of the water which are
performed daily by certified water operators. To further assure a safe supply of
drinking water for the consumer, employees take water samples monthly from 16
various locations within the City. These samples are sent to the Florida State
Division of Health for further tests and verification.
PROGRAM COMMENTS:
In the past year, the City continued with the accelerated program of water meter
replacements. Employees have, throughout the year, field verified the water and
sewer maps prepared by a consulting engineer last year They have also identified
valve locations and begun identification of the defective valves located
throughout the City.
A telemetry system was installed during the fiscal year. The $20,000 telemetering
system links the operation of the two water plants. As the demand for water
increases in the system beyond the capabilities of one water plant, the telemetry
provides for automatic signalization of the second water plant to begin pumping
water to meet the demand. As the demand is reached, it signals again disengage
various pumps in the system. Additionally, the failure of one of the plants will
immediately activate the other plant.
The City's water system suffers from a series of defective water valves.
Defective valves prevent the isolation of the water system for repairs. Many fire
hydrants lack valves. Hence, major sections of the City's water supply system
have to be shut down to replace defective hydrants.
During the next year, one additional person will be hired and funded by Water
Operations. This will allow for one employee to be substantially responsible for
the water plant operations while three employees will maintain the water
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and two other employees in the Sewer Operations hold dual operators licenses;
t hence, they are licensed sewer operators and water operators, Mandatory testing
of the water will be performed by a laboratory technician in the Sewer Operations,
{~ The water distribution and sewer collection activiu es will report directly to the
~, Public l9orks Director.
The additional employee will provide for the in-house replacement of defective
~! water mains in the City. In the next year, these employees will, in addition to
their normal responsibilities, replace over 4,000 feet of defective water mains in
the Royal Palms area. The existing 2-inch galvanized pipe will be replaced by
4-inch PVC pipe. All defective valves will be replaced. Additionally, these
employees will systematically begin to replace defective water valves in fire
hydrants throughout the City. Costs associated with the painting of the water
tower are shown in line item 46.
The amount of $25,000 has been budgeted in Code 49 (Contingency), an increase over
the past years. The purpose of this line item is to fund utility relocation
~, expenses associated with the cost of the Mayport Road improvements (State
project), and unusual emergency repairs to the water system.
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 ~i
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP, BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES ~,
12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages 43,583 30,464 38,185 38,185 54
676
14 Overtime 2,671 2,670 2,700 2,700 ,
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21 FICA 3,021 2,220 2,813 2,813 3,827
22 Pension 4,517 4,284 3,574 3,574 5,090
23 H $ A Insurance 2,256 1,808 2,556 2,500 3,367
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp. 833 784 1,600 ,1,210 2,058
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58,476
42,134
52,192
51,746
73,111 ,p
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31 Professional Services 5,000 1,500 12,000 ;-~
32 Accounting and Auditing 7
34 Other Contract Svs. 1,000 "
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng. 300 166 800 500 800
41 Postage $ Communications 250 ~j
43 Utilities 24,633 22,894 29,900 24,000 29,000 "
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance 2,368 2,367 2,700 2,600 3,000 "`
46 Repair $ Maint. Svs. 11,850 9,349 12,500 8,000 26,000 ~~
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges 500 445 10,000 -O- 25,000 ..,
S1 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies 31,203 13,488 22,902 17,000 20,000
521 0 Operating-Restricted 25,031 25,031 24,000 22,000 20,000
53 Road and Material Sups. ~
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CAPITAL OUTLAY ;?
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62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs. 25,000 24,000 8,000
64 Machinery $ Equip. 1,650 987 700 700 9,000
65 Const, in Progress
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FUND NO 40
DIVISION N0. 533
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
91 Transfers 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 110,000
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 110,000
DIVISION TOTAL 256,011 216,861 285,694 252,046 337,461
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Re uest Salary
Distribution Foreman 1 1 16,045
Water Plant bfaintenance 0 1 13,321
Utility btaintenance 0 2 25,310
Water Crew Chief 1 0
Water Operator 1 0
3 4 54,676
Overtime 3,000
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ENTERPRISE FUND-SEWER
SUMMARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-83
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
Beginning Balance 412,890 185,755 262,903 9,872 392,932
Add Revenue
Sewer Charges
Connection Charges
Interest
State Bond Loan
Interlocal Revenue
Total Revenue
Less Expenses•
Personnel Services
Operating Expenses
Capital Outlay
Transfer
Total Operations
Renewal and Replacement
Sewer Plant
Total Expenses
Add (Deduct)
Net Change from Other
Sources and Uses of W/C
Ending Balance
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320,000 356,578 586,500 615,265 625,000
70,000 156,933 85,560 145,000 75,000
20,000 56,353 15,000 60,000 50,000
1,870,000 -0- 1,500,000,
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410,000 569,864 2,557,060 820,265 2
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84,709 74,048 78,586 78,275 104,570
140,665 139,149 161,700 144,647 201,226
4,900 4,900 9,000
61,108 61,108 290,883 64,383 262,448
286,482 274,305 536,069 292,205 577,244
20,000 -0- 40,000 -0- 200,000
325,000 169,110 1,870,000 191,000 2,020,981
631,482 443,415 2,446,069 483,205 2,798,225
-0- (302,332) (85,560) (20,000) 93,376
191,408 9,872 288,334 392,932
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SEl9ER FUND REVENUE PROJECTIONS
1984-85
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84
ACCOUNT BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED
Sewer Service 320,000 356,578 586,500 615,000
Sewer Connect. Chg 70,000 156,933 85,560 75,000
Sewer Assessments -0- -0- -0- 265
Int. Temp Invests. 20,000 56,353 15,000 60,000
Bond Prin. Proceeds -0- -0- 1,870.000 -0-
Interlocal Revenue
Totals 410,000 569,864 ,2,557,060 750,265
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The Sewer Operations is responsible for the treatment of all wastewater
of Atlantic Beach. The treating capacity of the existing plant is 1.0
million gallons per day. The Sewer Operations is also responsible for ~~
the operation and maintenance of nine sewer pumping stations.
The treatment process is a form of the activated sludge process. Sewage ~'~
is monitored and adjustments are made while under constant aeration ~ ~
The wastewater treatment plant is maintained seven days per week. All
pumping stations are checked twice daily to assure proper operation.
PROGRAb1 COMMENTS
In FY 1984-85 the City's wastewater system improvements program will ~,
begin. It is expected that an additional 1.0 million gallons per day
plant will be constructed within the next year. It is also expected
that the four-mile outfall line to the St. Johns River will be complete. j
This budget aniticipates a small amount of increased operational '
expenses to cover the operation of the new plant.
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operated 16 hours per day, 7 days per week. For the first year, the ^,
plant will be operated with existing personnel plus the assistance of ~~
personnel from Public Works and Water Operations Additionally, Public `'
Works personnel will be utilized to assist in the removal of sludge from ,._,
the sludge beds and the hauling of sludge to the Garvin Road landfill. ~"~
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BUDGET
FY R3-R4
RTTT1(:F.T EST. EXP.
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries & Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H 6 A Insurance
24 Workers' & Unemp. Comp.
65,552 55,942 60,341 60,341 78,494
2,143 2,142 2,000 1,832 5,000
2,376 2,376 1,207 1,207 1,570
4,526 3,891 4,364 4,352 5,495
6,156 6,156 5,648 5,648 7,308
2,956 2,788 3,426 3,400 4,273
1,000 752 1,600 1,495 2,430
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 84,709 74,047 78,586 78,275 104,570
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. & Trng.
41 Postage & Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair & Pfaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
6,000 5,873 10,000 8,800 20,000
900 709 1,000 200 2,500
500 453 600 594 600
58,319 58,280 66,150 60,000 76,000
-0- -0- 500 200 1,000
7,500 7,317 14,500 14,066 15,500
36,659 36,659 19,200 24,130 20,500
-0- -0- -0- -0- 200
948 114 20,000 20,000 25,000
-0- -0- 250 100 250
29,689 29,689 29,000 21,866 38,846
150 55 500 400 830
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 140,665 139,149 161,700 150,356 201,226
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs.
64 Machinery S Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
-0- -0- 4,900
4,900 9,000
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY -0- -0- 4,900 =~ `4;~900'i 9,000
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73 Other Debt Service
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Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
Chief Plant Operator 1 1 18,220
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ACCOUNT # 595
FUNCTION:
The purpose of the Sewer Operations - Renewal and Replacement account is
to allocate funds for the renewal and replacement of the wastewater
collection treatment and disposal system. Renewal and replacements
charged to this account are not necessarily capital items.
PROGRAM COb~fENTS•
The amount budgeted for this account is expected to be allocated as
follows:
1) Televising, cleaning and repairing sewer lines. $100,000
2) Contingency to allow the steel-erected package plant
to be converted to a reinforced concrete plant which
will extend the life of the facility and reduce the
annual operating costs. The state grant is expected
to fund the amendment to provide for the construction
of a concrete facility $100,000
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12 Reg. Salaries & Wages ,
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension `
23 H S A Insurance `
24 Workers' S Unemp. Comp.
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32 Accounting and Auditing ~ '
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. S Trng. ~ ~~
41 Postage & Communications "
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair & Maint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges 9,800 -0- 19,600 -0- 200,000
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies 10,200 -0- 20,400 -0- -0-
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships ~'
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CAPITAL OUTLAY ...
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs.
64 Machinery 6 Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
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FY 1984-85 DIVISION N0. 595
Sewer Operations -
DEPT-ACTIVITY: Renewal and Replacement
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS & AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS & AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 20,000 -0- 40,000 -0- 200,000
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Position Title
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payments of engineering, construction, and other costs associated with
various wastewater system improvement protects. )'
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These protects were essentially included in the W astewater Treatment
System Improvements Implementation Plan adopted b y the City Commission
in FY 1982-83. The improvement protects will be funded by a State Bond '
Loan, a Department of Environmental Regulation st ate grant
an EPA
federal grant, and local monies. ,
The receipt and disbursement of monies related to
the state and federal ~~
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New Plant Improvements $ 546,750
Modification of Existing Plant 110 025
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Effluent Pumping Station 28,800
Effluent Flow Equalization Basin 49,050
Pumping Station Replacement 255,563
Engineering Costs 99,349
Contingency Cost 217,344 ~
Administrative Cost '"''
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FY 1°F4-85
DEPT-ACTIVITY: Sewer Plant Construction
FUND N0. 41
DIVISION N0. 596
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY R3-84 FY R4-8i
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg. Salaries 5 Wages
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H & A Insurance
24 Workers' & Unemp. Comp.
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services -0- -0- 210,000 125,000 99,349
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract $VS.
40 Travel, Conf. & Trng.
41 Postage & Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair & Maint. SVS.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges -0- -0- -0- -0- - 226,444
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES -0- -0- 210,000 125,000 325,793
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings -0- -0- -0- 66,000 656,775
63 Imps. Other Than Bldgs. 325,000 69,110 1,660,000 -0- 1,038,413
64 Machinery & Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 325,000 169,110 1,660,000 66,000 1,695,188
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FY 1984-85 DIVISION N0. 596 ~~
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BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal ,
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
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ENTERPRISE FUND-SANITATION
SUf~4~fARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
Beginning Balance
Add Revenue
Garbage Service
Contr from Gen Fund
Insurance Reimbursement
Total Revenues
Deduct Expenses
Personnel Services
Operating Expenses
Capital Outlay
Total Expenses
Add (Deduct)
Net Change from Other
Sources and Uses of W/C
Ending Balance
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
75,544 27,794 66,637 71,939 80,194
195,000
50,000
-0-
245,000
171,938
61,946
70,000
303,884
209,895 202,000
50,000 30,000
-0- -0-
259,895 232,000
164,319 174,819
49,107 61,100
-0-* -0-
213,426 240,919
210,000
30,000
3,628
243,628
219,000
60,000
-0-
279,000
-0- (2,324) -0-
16,660 71,939 57,718
176,659 196,186
58,714 68,100
-0- 94,000
235,373 358,286
_0_ 2,000
80,194 2,908
* - Capital outlay expenditures of $58,739 were capitalized in 1982-83 and
therefore not reflected as expenditures
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SANITATION FUND REVENUE PROJECTIONS
' 1984-85
ACCOUNT FY 1982-83
BUDGET ACTUAL FY 1983-84
BUDGET ESTIMATED FY 1984-85
PROJECTED
Garbage Service 195,000 209,895 202,000 210,000 219
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Contribution Taxes 50,000 50,000 30,000 30,000 ,
60,000
Ins Reimbursement -0- -0- -0- 3,628 _p_
Totals 200,000 259,895 232,000 243,628 279,000
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EXPE1vD1TURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
12 Reg Salaries $ Rages 128,499 126,391 129,587 129,587 141,253
14 Overtime 2,004 2,004 3,500 5,500 7,000 ,
15 Special Pay 4,260 759 2,592 2,592 2,825
21 FICA 8,889 8,723 9,411 9,281 10,377
22 Pension 12,060 11,412 12,129 13,129 13,151
~j 23 H F, A Insurance 9,000 8,213 8,900 8,800 9,211
24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp. 7,226 6,817 8,700 ;8,770 12,369
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 171,938 164,319 174,819 176,659 196,186
~' OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng.
41 Postage 0 Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals & Leases 2,604 1,713 2,700 2,700 3,000
45 Insurance 3,500 3,323 4,000 5,166 5,400
46 Repair £, htaint. Svs 7,725 4,235 9,000 8,000 9,000
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
~~ 51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies 48,117 39,836 50,400 42,848 50,700
53 Road and Material Sups
54 Books, Sub., Dlberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 61,946 49,107 66,100 58,714 68,100
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
~ 63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
I 64 Diachinery F, Equip. 70,000 94,000
65 Const, in Progress
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FY 1984-85
ANNUAL BUDGET
IUND NO 42
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DIVISION NO 534
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 ti
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS F, AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL
' Position Title
Sanitation Foreman
Sanitation Driver
Sanitation Worker
Sub-Total
Overtime
TOTAL
303,884 213,426 240,919 235,373 358,286
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Budget Request Salary
.5 1 15,577
4 4 52,737
6 6 72,939
10.5 11 141,253
3,000
144,253
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CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
TRUST FUND-POLICE COURT
SU^titi1ARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIh1ATED BUDGET
Beginning Balance 19,524 19,746 20,558 23,441 27,941
Add Revenues
Court Cost 5,000 5,022 4,800 4,900 5,000
Interest 1,000 2,125 1,200 2,100 1,900
Total Revenues 6,000 7,147 6,000 7,000 6,900
Deduct Expenditures
Operating 12,000 3,452 15,000 2,500 6,400
Total Expenditures 12,000 3,452 15,000 2,500 6,400
Ending Balance 13,524 23,441 11,558 27,941 28,441
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DEPARTMENT NAME:
FUNCTION•
ce Court FUND # 61 ACCOUNT # 529
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enforcement education and training activities.
It establishes a $2.00 fee assessed as court cost for all convictions of violators
of state penal or criminal statutes or convictions for violations of municipal or
county ordinances. The account Is provided and regulated by Florida Statute
943.25(8).
For FY_1984-85, the police department will be utilizing this fund to Implement and
set minimum performance guidelines fora physical fitness program It Is
anticipated that this will benefit the Clty, the police department, and the
Individuals.
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FY 1984-85 FUND N0. 61
[J~ DEPT.-ACTIVITY: Police Court DIVISION N0. 529
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15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension
23 H $ A Insurance
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp.
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng.
41 Postage ~, Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair F, hfaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., hlberships
12,000 3,452 15,000 2,500 6,400
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 12 000 3 452 15,000 2,500 6,400
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 hfachinery F, Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
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FUND N0. ~ 61 ~ _
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 ~~
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DEBT SERVICE
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71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest -,
73 Other Debt Service ~j
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
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99 Other Non-Operating ~~
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 12,000 3,452 15,000 2,500 6,400 ~~
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COb~AJNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
SUb1MARY OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES
Beginning Balance
Operating Revenues•
Fed. Grant - HUD
General Fund
Total Revenues
Operating Expenditures:
Administration
Housing Rehab.
Recreation Improve.
Transfers to Gen. Fund
Total Expenditures
Ending Balance
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
-0- -0- -0- -0- -0-
92,186 150,341 -0- -0- -0-
10,000 -0- -0- -0- -0-
102,186 150,341 -0- -0- -0-
21,855 15,951 -0- -0- -0-
68,331 111,508 -0- -0- -0-
12,000 15,087 -0- -0- -0-
-0- 7,795 -0- -0- -0-
102,186 150,341 -0- -0- -0-
-0- -0- -0- -0- -0-
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ANNUAL BUDGET
DEPT.-ACTIVITY. Community Development Administration
FUND NO
DIVISION N0.
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 ~~
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST, EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES .-.
12 Reg. Salaries F, Wages 5,153 12,251
14 Overtime ^
15 Special Pay 180 -O- 'il
21 FICA 345 821
22 Pension 511 1,052
23 H $ A Insurance 141 365
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp. 25 17 `
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. g Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair $ hfaint, Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Dlaterial Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
6,355 14,506
5,000 1,445
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Atachinery g Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Community Development Administration DIVISION N0. 513
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 21,855 15,951 -o- -0- -0-
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
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FY 1984-85 FUND N0: 10
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Housing Rehabilitation DIVISION N0. 544 ~v
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
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12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages ,
14 Overtime ^
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension ,~
23 H & A Insurance
24 Workers $ Unemp. Comp. 1
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31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing ,
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34 Other Contract Svs. 1,000 1,880 '
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng.
41 Postage $ Communisations i;
43 Utilities
44 Rentals $ Leases
4S Insurance ;^
46 Repair F, plaint. Svs. 67,331 109,628 ~,~
47 Printing and Publishing
- 49 Other Current Charges .-.
51 Office Supplies ~~
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53 Road and Dlaterial Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Dlberships ~
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
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62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs. ~-'
64 Machinery g Equip. +;
65 Const. in Progress
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Housing Rehabilitation DIVISION NO 544
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS £, AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
TOTAL NON-OPERATING
DIVISION TOTAL 68,331 111,508 -0- -0- -0-
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY• Recreation Improvements
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' BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES
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12 Reg. Salaries F, Wages
14 Overtime ~.
15 Special Pay
21 FICA
22 Pension _
23 H $ A Insurance ~~
24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp. 3
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES !
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32 Accounting and Auditing
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications
43 Utilities
44 Rentals F, Leases
45 Insurance
46 Repair ~, htaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and hlaterial~Sups.
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
- CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
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Community Development -
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Recreation Improvements DIVISION N 0. 570
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Other Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
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81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
i 82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS ~ AIDS
~' NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
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DIVISION TOTAL 12,000 15,087 -0- -0- -0-
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Transfers to General Fund , ~ i 581 f'
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EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
PERSONAL SERVICES -'
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12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages
14 Overtime i
15 Special Pay I
21 FICA ~ '
22 Pension _
23 H $ A Insurance - ~ - `,
24 Workers' F, Unemp. Comp.
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TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES ,
F!
OPERATING EXPENSES ~
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing ~~
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. $ Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications Fj
43 Utilities a
44 Rentals $ Leases
45 Insurance n
46 Repair g Maint. Svs. - "- - ~~
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges -
51 Office Supplies S
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups. -
54 Books, Sub., Mberships
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TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES I
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps Other than Bldgs.
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const, in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
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DEPT.-ACTIVITY Transfers to General Fund DIVISION N0. 581
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
72 Bond Interest
73 Otfier Debt Service
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
GRANTS ~, AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ ATDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
-0- 7,795
TOTAL NON-OPERATING -0- 7,795
DIVISION TOTAL _ _ -0- 7,795
PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
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BEACH EROSION GRANT
SUhP~9ARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
FY 1982-83 FY 1983-84 FY 1984-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED BUDGET
Beginning Balances -0- -0- -0- _p_ _0_
Revenues
State Grant -0- -0- 54,497 -0- -0-
Interfund Transfer -0- -0- 10,000 ~ _p_ _0_
Total Revenues -0- -0- 64,497 _p_ _0_
Expenditures
Construction and
Resource hfanagement
Ending Balance
-0- -0- 64,497
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r, DEPARTMENT NAME: Resource Management FUND # 11 ACCOUNT # 537
FUNCTION:
This program was the result of a State grant received from the Florida Department
~i of Natural Resources, Division of Beaches and Shores, funded under the provisions
of Section 161.091, Florida Statutes. The purpose of this program was to provide
for beach erosion control and beach preservation which will be accomplished by one
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1. Crossover Walkways -Walkways built from the bulkhead to the
beach designed to provide access to the beach and to protect
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2. Sand Fencing - A fence made of nylon or wood with a 40% - 60%
porosity designed to trap windblown sand, which over a period
of time produces a dune. The fence is placed parallel to the
shoreline.
3. Ve etation Plantin -Sea Oats planted to form: (a) a natural
dune, and b to stabilize the dunes formed by sand fences.
Research indicates that for erosion control, vegetation is
critical for long term dune stabilization.
Pursuant to City Commission action on August 30, 1983, the utilization of this
grant was delayed until the beaches renourishment program is completed. When
[~ completed, the City, with Commission approval, will reapply for the grant.
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FY 1984-85 FUND N0. 12
Construction and
DEPT.-ACTIVITY Resource Management DIVISION N0. 537 '~
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85 ~~
BUDGET ACTUAL ' BUDGET EST. EXP BUDGET
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PERSONAL SERVICES
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12 Reg. Salaries $ Wages a
14 Overtime
15 Special Pay ii
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21 FICA
22 Pension - ~
23 H g A Insurance
24 Workers' $ Unemp. Comp.
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TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES ,
OPERATING EXPENSES
31 Professional Services
32 Accounting and Auditing .
34 Other Contract Svs.
40 Travel, Conf. F, Trng.
41 Postage $ Communications ,~
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43 Utilities ~
44 Rentals 8 Leases '
45 Insurance
46 Repair $ hfaint. Svs.
47 Printing and Publishing
49 Other Current Charges -0- -0- 64,497 -0- -0-
51 Office Supplies
52 Operating Supplies
53 Road and Material Sups.
54 Books, Sub., hlberships ,,j
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES -0- -0- 64,497 -0- -0-
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61 Land
62 Buildings
63 Imps. Other than Bldgs
64 Machinery $ Equip.
65 Const. in Progress
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
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ANNUAL BUDGET
FY 1984-85 FUND N0. 12
Construction and
DEPT -ACTIVITY Resource Management DIVISION N0. 537
EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION FY 82-83 FY 83-84 FY 84-85
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET EST. EXP. BUDGET
EI DEBT SERVICE
71 Bond Principal
~ 72 Bond Interest
I 73 Other Debt Service
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` GRANTS $ AIDS
81 Aids to Gov't Agencies
82 Aids to Private Orgs.
TOTAL GRANTS $ AIDS
NON-OPERATING
99 Other Non-Operating
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PERSONNEL SCHEDULE
Current Budget Base
Position Title Budget Request Salary
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