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Bureau of Housing <br />1976 -77 Budget <br />Page 2 <br />NONPERSONNEL COSTS (con't) <br />Automobile Maintenance <br />3,200 <br />Operating Equipment <br />3,250 <br />Equipment Repair <br />850 <br />Training Materials <br />750 <br />Printing Costs <br />2,200 <br />Misc. <br />823 <br />39,723 <br />U1ji.14 <br />$39,723 <br />$282,086 <br />All Nonpersonnel items are based on first year expenditure experience <br />with an additional 5% to allow for price increase. A few items that <br />require further explanation are as follows: <br />Photocopying costs are based on past usage with additional projected <br />cost for two new rehabilitation projects - This assumes an average . <br />monthly cost of $517 for all Bureau programs. <br />Site Office utilities costs are those figures for the heat, light and <br />water for the building located at 521 Eclipse Place. This structure <br />houses all Bureau Staff involved in project rehabilitation activities. <br />Costs are based on previous year's expenditures averaging $283 per <br />month. <br />The Southeast site office, previously located at 313 E. Broadway, has <br />been consolidated with the Northwest office in an effort to cut <br />additional expense. <br />Furniture and fixture costs represent projected figures for purchase <br />of es s, i e ca inets, etc. Those presently in use are the property <br />of the Department of Redevelopment and the Model Cities Program. Both <br />are required to sell any furniture and fixtures at the time of project <br />closeout. Costs also include purchasing of 2 additional desks and 4 <br />file cabinets. Telephone costs are based on previous monthly average <br />of $400 per month plus an additional $17 per month for projected rate <br />increase. <br />Automobile Maintenance costs are based on projected figures for 6 <br />automobiles presently owned by the Department of Redevelopment and <br />used by the Bureau staff. Four of the six autos have in excess of <br />40,000 city miles and require continuous maintenance due to their <br />poor condition. <br />