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11)CITY OF SOUTH BEND I OFFICE OF THE CLERK <br /> The proposed organization for 2019 is you see the changes here noted in blue or yellow, changes <br /> to existing positions from the Building Department and Community Investment. The green are <br /> new additions or proposed new positions. Key changes here are the Business License <br /> Administrator position that was in the Business Development team in DCI would move toward the <br /> centralized licensing and registration over there on the right on the building Commissioner side. <br /> The previous Zoning Administrator would move over to the Planning Team which would be the <br /> lead staff member to oversee the new South Bend Advisory Municipal Planning Commission. <br /> Similarly, the Administrative Assistant that used to work on BZA activities in the Building <br /> Department would move to help cover the processing of the Planning Commission and BZA <br /> Activities in DCI. The Zoning Specialist new position would help support the new Zoning <br /> Commission and the Engagement Specialist. When we organized this team last year, we weren't <br /> one-hundred percent (100%) sure exactly the profile, but we have learned in the past eight (8) <br /> months is that there is a lot of bandwidth for economic empowerment programing and grant <br /> opportunities. We will look at that tomorrow and we haven't been able to have this much focus on <br /> the direct neighborhood engagement, although there are some early successes there and this is a <br /> proposal to make sure that we cover both sides of that adequately. So this side just summarizes <br /> what I just said. There's the transitioning of the two (2) positions for the Planning Commission <br /> and creating the new position, the Zoning Specialist. There's the consolidation of the Licensing <br /> Registration Activities. The other piece that we didn't talk about was creating a new part-time <br /> License Auditor to verify contractor licensing and this would be the cost covered by donations <br /> from folks who want to think we are leaving money on the table by not enforcing contractor <br /> licensing right now and associated fees. They are willing to put some money in to try it out in a <br /> pilot to see if we can start collecting and seeing a revenue increase for the long term.Finally,there <br /> is an internal shuffle where we have a Business Analyst that was in the DCI Fund from a previous <br /> position that will be formally moved into the Innovation and Technology Analytics Team and then <br /> the cost will be allocated back to us. <br /> He continued, for the Community Investment budget, we touched on several funds. Today we are <br /> focusing on the orange funds, specifically the Operations #411 Fund and programing #404 Fund, <br /> #408 Fund and tomorrow we are focusing on the bright funds. The green funds are managed by <br /> DCI and a lot of those are debt service funds and have the same discussion that other funds do. We <br /> are trying to reduce the budget where all the different grants and different sources come through, <br /> the question is how do you make that impact? Similarly, to how we look at the overall budget, <br /> when we focus on enterprise funds individually and then we look at the overall budget of the <br /> General Fund plus income tax funds as these are the operations funds, if one (1) fund does this, <br /> what matters is then how do they look. Here are the questions, are we are getting grant revenue in, <br /> we're doing contract revenue in all these different places. The real questions are, what is the net <br /> difference on EDIT? What is the net difference on what we are proposing? What does it do to the <br /> Operations Funds? The top line is a $325,000 increase in that EDIT transfer in 2018 and then we <br /> have broken it down to what are the reasons for those changes. The first (1St) one (1) is what are <br /> the internal changes it's the $169,000 of that, it's the two-percent (2%) raises and the allocations <br /> and things from the Central Services and also there is the audit cost increase of$9,700, but then <br /> you will see that first (1st) line in the subtotal is $182,618. As President Scott has mentioned on <br /> several occasions,there's been some transitions in DCI over the last few years, so there was a time <br /> where we had accumulated a surplus. So last year the Controller's Office asked us to spend down <br /> the account and we built that up this year. But that was all seen as a one (1) time event to get the <br /> fund back in toward the reserve target.And then you see some of the other changes externally. The <br /> two (2)positions that are not new,this is salary with benefits. We will get into a salary discussion <br /> EXCELLENCE I ACCOUNTABILITY I INNOVATION I INCLUSION I EMPOWERMENT <br /> 455 County-City Building 1227 W.Jefferson Bvld I South Bend,Indiana 46601 p574.235.92211 f574.235.91731T1D 574.235.5567Iwwwsouthbendin.gov <br /> 2 <br />
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