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10/5/1988
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Qtnmmttttt Report <br /> JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE PERSONNEL AND FINANCE <br /> AND RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD COMMITTEES <br /> Wu the Mom= Qinnnctl of ire Olt* of Stud: <br /> The October 5, 1988 Joint Committee of the Personnel and <br /> Finance and Residential Neighborhood Committees, was called <br /> to order by Residential Neighborhood Committees Chairman <br /> Councilman Loretta Duda at 4:00 p.m. in the Council informal <br /> meeting room. <br /> Persons in attendance included Councilmen Luecke, <br /> Niezgodski, Soderberg, Puzzello, Slavinskas, Zakrzewski, <br /> Coleman, Duda, and Voorde; John Leisenring, James Wensits, <br /> Richard Miller, Max Moore, Tom Doyle, members of the public, <br /> members of the news media, and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand. <br /> Councilman Duda noted that the purpose of ,the meeting was to <br /> continue to discussion regarding Bill No. 82-88 which would <br /> create a non-reverting maintenance fund. <br /> Councilman Lee Slavinskas then passed out a Substitute <br /> Version of Bill No. 82-88 - Version 1 (copy attached) . He <br /> then highlighted the basic changes from the original version <br /> namely that a maximum of $20,000.00 would be placed in the <br /> fund each year by July 1st, that the fund would accumulate <br /> to a maximum of $100, 000. 00 with all interest earned <br /> thereafter being placed in the General Fund, that the monies <br /> would be used to fund short or long term external <br /> maintenance needs and could be loaned to restore non- <br /> essential amentities when houses under the acquisition of <br /> existing housing program are sold, and that such <br /> expenditures or loans must be approved by appropriate <br /> Ordinance of the Common Council. <br /> Councilman Slavinskas then reviewed a chart with the <br /> Committees explaining the reasoning behind the non-reverting <br /> housing maintenance fund concept. The chart basically <br /> showed the following: <br /> 1st year $20,000 4th year $ '20, 000 <br /> Carry-over balance $20, 000 Carry-over balance $ 64, 298 <br /> 2d year $20,000 Interest $ 4,500 <br /> Interest $ 1,400 $ 88,798 <br /> $41,400 <br /> 3rd year $20,000 5th year $ 4,987 <br /> Carry-over balance $41,400 Carry-over balance $ 88,798 <br /> Interest $ 2,898 Interest $ 6,215 <br /> $64,298 $100, 000 <br /> 6th year $100, 000 <br /> Interest $ 7, 000 <br /> (to General Fund) <br />
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