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Page 3. <br /> Personnel and Finance Committee <br /> August 8, 1986 <br /> PARKING GARAGES, pages 63 through 64, $293,716 <br /> Mr. Ted Latkowski then reviewed the Parking Garage Budget. It is <br /> increased at a total amount of 1. 8%. <br /> Mr. Vance complimented Mr. Latkowski on cutting operating costs <br /> and noted that it would be impossible to try to run the parking garages <br /> for below $500,000. He noted that the garages are now 17 years old. <br /> TCU will fill the remaining spaces for monthly parkers. In light of <br /> this lighting on all floors will be necessary. <br /> A total of 800 spaces are available in the two garages with <br /> approximately 650 being used by monthly parkers. <br /> A balance on the garages as of this month remains at $3,630 ,000. <br /> Councilman Beck made a motion seconded by Councilman Paszek to recommend <br /> this budget favorably to Council. The motion passed unanimously. <br /> CONTROLLERS BUDGET, pages 3 through 5, $2, 610,285 <br /> Mr. Vance, Carol Sanders, and Dave Sypniewski then reviewed <br /> this budget in detail. <br /> Carol Sanders then recommended that the following cuts could <br /> be made to this budget for 1987 : <br /> Line Item 120 Salary and Wages, Temporary $3,000 <br /> Line Item 210.2 Other Office Supplies $3,000 <br /> Line Item 311. 1 Legal Services $2,000 <br /> Line Item 312 Date Processing $10,000 <br /> Line Item 321 Postage $1,500 <br /> Line Item 322 Travel Expenses $1,500 <br /> Line Item 214 Law books $ 200 <br /> Line Item 399 $5, 000 <br /> Line Item 390 Subscriptions and dues $ 300 <br /> Total proposed cuts $ 26 ,500 <br /> Councilman Serge then made a motion seconded by Councilman Beck <br /> to accept the recommended cuts. The motion passed unanimously. <br /> Councilman Puzzello then requested the City Administration to <br /> consider letting the Crossing Guards choose whether they wish to be paid <br /> over 9 or 12 month period which may assist the City with regard to the <br /> problem raised by unemployment compensation. Mr. Vance said he would <br /> look into the matter. <br /> Councilman Voorde then raised the question with regard to funding <br /> Project Future in the amount of $66,000 which is incorporated into <br /> Line Item 399, Other Contractuals. He noted that he would prefer that <br /> such sums be paid out of Revenue Sharing. Councilman Paszek and <br /> Councilman Zakrzewski voiced a similar request that Revenue Sharing be <br /> used first. <br />
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