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COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME <br />NOTES <br />REVISED EXPENSE BUDGET 1996 <br />OPERATIONS <br />PERSONNEL SERVICES <br />ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES <br />Per the 1996 Salary Ordinance, non bargaining employees received a 3% <br />increase in January 1996. All Administrative salaries were based on this 3% <br />increase. <br />When preparing the original 1996 budget it was noted that two critical Hall <br />positions were being deferred from hiring until 1997. These two positions were <br />the Administrative Assistant and the Coordinator of Education. They have been <br />included in the revised 1996 budget along with a Director of Operations and <br />Director of Marketing and PR. All other salaries are based on actual figures <br />through June 1996 and projections for the remainder of the year. <br />FULL TIME HOURLY <br />The 1996 hourly rate is based on the teamster agreement. Based on actual <br />expenses through June and projections for the remainder of the year, this line <br />item will remain the same. <br />PART TIMEIOVERTIME <br />All part time budgeted figures have been calculated per average number of <br />hours to be worked per week, per position, times the hourly rate. An overtime <br />budget has been established since the full time housekeeping hours, at times, <br />may exceed 40 hours per week, and to accommodate the extra hours required in <br />preparation for the annual induction ceremony. Budgeted hours per week for <br />key part time staff are highlighted in "Notes" on page 5. <br />Anew position added to this category is the Weekend Operations Manager. <br />GROUP INSURANCE <br />Group Insurance was budgeted per Cifij rates for Health Insurance, Long Term <br />Disability and Life Insurance. After reviewing actual expenses through June and <br />projections for the remainder of the year, we have been able to decrease this <br />line item. This is based on the fact that most of the Hall of Fame staff have <br />single rather than family coverage. The single coverage is significantly less than <br />family coverage. <br />Page 11 <br />