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eommittEE cfeEfio't of traz n r p /� (� / /j /� <br /> . E'LSOrznz an 9inanaz C omtnittz,c of the 'outI BEnc &mown &Linai <br /> Mayor Fund# 101-0101 2005 Proposed $770,292 3.3% increase <br /> Mayor Luecke stated that his front-line person,Mary Aim Myers,Manager of Secretarial <br /> Services, would make the presentation. She noted that there are 7 FT employees in the office <br /> which includes three Mayoral Assistants,and also student interns. The proposed salary increases <br /> are consistent with the guidelines. An adjustment for dues and memberships is requested since <br /> that line-item has not increased for many years,and the membership fees are increasing. <br /> In response to a question from Dr. Varner, Tom Skarbek noted that each cost center will <br /> also reflect increases to reflect the fact that there will be twenty-seven(27)payrolls in 2005. <br /> Director of Communications & Special Projects Mikki Dobski Shidler requested to <br /> review her cost center's budget at this time. It was noted that the position of "Director of <br /> Community Affairs" is in the Mayor's budget which is the former title she held. The Mayor's <br /> budget also includes two (2) Managers'of Special Projects at $33,835 each. They also use <br /> interns from Notre Dame who earn credit for their service. They are trying to beef-up their e-list <br /> to stakeholders throughout the community. <br /> Ms. Dobski Shidler then provided a draft of a proposed new publication to be called <br /> "Mid Year Report" (copy attached) which may be called a"Progress Report". She noted that it <br /> is currently 24 pages. She is using media briefings instead of formal news conferences. They <br /> are also working on a public access tv program, but do not have adequate funding at this time. <br /> The are therefore looking at partnering with the Chamber for paid advertising possibilities. <br /> Potential political business ventures at the airport could also be used as a marketing tool. 1999 <br /> was the last customer service survey and she suggested that this also be a priority in the future. <br /> They are considering quarterly reports in the South Bend Tribune, and other ways to be creative <br /> and proactive. <br /> Dr. Varner noted that the Mid Year Report states that the city has a budget of $460 <br /> million. Ms. Dobski Shidler requested any other comments or suggestions about the draft be <br /> directed to her. <br /> Dr. Varner inquired about all of the Notre Dame flags and lighted shamrocks downtown. <br /> Ms. Dobski Shidler stated that they were purchased by Downtown South Bend, Inc. and would <br /> remain up during the football season. Costs of the flags and lighted shamrocks were <br /> requested. <br /> Council President White thanked the Administration for their email updates. <br /> Council Member Pfeifer noted how helpful and pleasant the Mayor's office has been this <br /> year. <br /> Council Member Deiter then called for an update from the City Attorney's Office. <br /> Personnel and Finance Committee Meeting of September 9,2004 Page 3 <br />
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