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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTransferring $475,174 Among Division of Community DevelopmentORDINANCE No 1477 -85 Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana June 24, 85 Attest: T X— A—��� City Clerk IRENE K. GAMMON Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Ind'ana June 25, Approved and signed by of Common Council 85 rg City Clerk IRENE K. GAMMON BILL NO. _ ORDINANCE N0. t� f AN ORDINANCE TRANSFERRING $475,174 AMONG ACCOUNTS WITHIN THE DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT OF PURPOSE AND INTENT: Since the preparation of the 1985 Community Development program additional projects have become a priority for the community. In order to assure timely utilization of Community Development Block Grant funds and that the additional projects are conducted, transfers among accounts are necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana: SECTION I. The sum of $475,174 is hereby transferred among accounts as set forth below: Reduce the following accounts: Project No. Description Amount CD84 -101 Bureau of Housing Mgt. and Inspection $ 25,411 CD84 -105 Code Enforcement Rehab Fund 7,142 CD84 -104 Real Services Handyman 99 CD84 -103 Receivership Revolving Fund 11,620 CD84 -201 Code Enforcement Mgt. and Inspection 17,262 CD84 -202 Demolition 1,513 CD84 -301 General Street Improvements 808 CD84 -402 General Park Improvements 53,407 CD84 -604 Business & Technology Center 23,267 CD84 -502 Community Coordinated Child Care 35 CD84 -511 La Casa de Amistad 4 CD84 -401 Tree Planting Program 2 CD84 -504 Older Adult Crime Victim Program 344 CD84 -506 Child Abuse and Neglect Coordinated Organization 2 CD84 -510 Friends of the Unemployed 215 CD84 -1100 Community Development Mgt. and Planning 52,349 Increase the following accounts: Project No. Description Amount CD84 -601 Redevelopment- Economic Development Administration/ Project Mgt. $ 10,852 CD84 -203 Neighborhood Clean-Up 1,322 CD85 -604 Business & Technology Center 28,000 CD84 -606 Economic Development Capital Fund 14,000 CD85 -402 General Park Improvements 50,000 CD85 -301.1 General Street Improvements 125,000 CD85 -602 West Washington Commercial Revitalization Program 50,000 CD85 -106.4 Pep House Rehabilitation 7,500 CD85 -601 Redevelopment - Economic Development Administration/ Project Mgt. 128,500 CD85 -1100 Com unity Development Mgt. and Planning 10,000 CD85 -301.4 Monroe Park Improvements 50,000 TOTAL $ 475,174 SECTION II. No costs will be incurred nor funds expended for any of the activities in this ordinance prior to an official release of funds being received from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development as may be required. SECTION III. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Common Council and approved by the Mayor. W-inber of tfie n Council Tommitt m Irvart Xo tkt Tomnwn Tonnrd of tot Tug of Oow4 Wend: Your Committee of the Whole to whom was referred n T T.r. Mn 62 -85 AN ORDINANCE TRANSFERRING $475,174 AMONG ACCOUNTS WITHIN THE DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. Respectfully report that they have examined the matter and that in their opinion This bill should be recommended to the Council favorable Joseph T. Serge Chairman FREE PRESS - PUBLISHING CO. CITY of SOUTH BEND ROGER O. PARENT, Mayor COUNTY-CITY BUILDING • SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46601 DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Colleen Rosenfeld Director June 4, 1985 South Bend Common Council 4th Floor, County -City Building South Bend, Indiana 46601 Dear Council Member: F i�►�r • 3: o 2 ti 1200 County -City Building South Bend. Indiana 46601 (219)284 -9335 The bill submitted for your consideration proposes the transfer of unutilized funds to projects that require additional funds or new projects. The Redevelopment- Economic Development Administration /Project Management (CD84 -601) amount of $10,852 is attributable to increased costs in 1984 as is the same project (CD85 -601) for 1985 in the amount of $128,500. The Neighborhood Clean-Up (CD84 -203) project amount for 1984 is due to the necessity of increased activity. In November, 1984, a bill was approved that transferred $214,000 from the Economic Development Capital Fund for 1984; this amount was incorrect and should have been $200,000. This will correct the amount previously transferred from the activity. The General Park Improvements (CD85 -402) transfer of $50,000 is a move from 1984 to 1985 for Frederickson Park. The General Street Improvements (CD85 - 301.1) amount of $125,000 includes public improvements to be conducted in the Enterprise Zone ($50,000) and on Lincolnway West ($75,000). The additional $10,000 proposed for Community Development Management and Planning (CD85 -1100) would be used primarily for marketing of the Enterprise Zone through brochure publication, printing, and mailing. The new projects proposed are: (1) the West Washington Commercial Revitalization Program (CD85 -602) at $50,000 which is developing as a loan program for businesses; (2) Pep House Rehabilitation (CD85 - 106.4) which will provide for rehabilitation of a structure used for young mothers and their babies; and, (3) Monroe Park Improvements (CD85- 301.4) at $50,000 which will be curb, sidewalk, and green space improvement. South Bend Common Council June 4, 1985 Page Two You will note that the bill proposes the use of a substantial amount of 1984 Unspecified Local Option money available through an increase in the Community Development money for 1985 and increased program income which is attributable to the sale of Redevelopment property and leased property. Previous planning had been to use this money in 1986 in order to ease the reduced funding for next year anticipated at 10 to 25 %. By appropriating this money to projects now there will be far less money and flexibility available in 1986. The ability to respond to new economic development projects and to cover additional funds needed by existing projects will not exist unless currently funded projects are reduced. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Colleen Rosenfeld Director CR/bsj Attach. cc: Jon R. Hunt