HomeMy WebLinkAboutAppropriating Monies for Defraying the Expenses Waste Water of the City 1980ORDINANCE No 6677 -79
Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana_
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Attest:
641'-
vember 15
19 79
City Clerk
IRENE K. GAMMON
Of Common Council
Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana
November 16 19 79
IRENE K. GAMMON
Approved and signed by me_ 9'1 d-- �.- 19 -79
Clerk
BILL NO. 142 -79
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR THE PURPOSE
OF DEFRAYING THE EXPENSES OF THE BUREAU OF
WASTE WATER OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA,
FOR FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1980, AND
ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1980, INCLUDING ALL OUTSTANDING
CLAIMS AND OBLIGATIONS AND FIXING A TIME WHEN THE
SAME SHALL TAKE EFFECT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE SOUTH BEND COMMON COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA:
SECTION I. That for the expenses of the Bureau of
Waste Water Treatment for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1980
the following sums of money are hereby appropriated and ordered
set apart out of the fund herein named and for the purposes herein
specified, subject to the laws governing the same and subject
also to the conditions provided in this Ordinance, Such sums
herein appropriated shall be held to include all expenditures
authorized to be made during the year, unless otherwise expressly
stipulated and provided by law.
SECTION II. That for the said fiscal year, there is
hereby appropriated out of the General Fund, Depreciation Fund,
and Sinking Fund of said Bureau of Waste Water the following:
831,492:00
110: Salaries Increase of $44,058.00 or 6% reflects 5.4% increase and also includes
hourly lab technicians upgraded to salaried Asst. Chemist II. All
three are college graduates and their job responsibilities ;warrant
the Asst. Chemist II category.
120: Salaries & Wages, Temp. Increase of 510,000.00 or 25 %. Part time En- ineer added.
130: Extra & Overtime Increase of 56,000.00 or 6 %.
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110 REGULAR SALARIES
AND WAGES
1
Internal Control Supervisor
$ 3,162.00
$ 3,162.00
1
Bureau Manager
20,026.00
20,0726.00
2
Superintendent IV
18,275.00
36,550.00
1
Auditor III
5,313.00
5,313.00
1
Buyer
12,238.00
12,238.00
1
Fiscal Officer
17,536.00
17,536.00
2
Account Clerk IV
11,205.00
22,410.00.
1
Office Manager
14,560.00
14,560.00
1
Clerk IV
9,350.00
9,350.00
3
Board Members
3,162.00
9,486.00
1
Utility Attorney
9,486.00
9,486.00
1
Sec. Board of Wastewater
572.00
572.00
1
Chief Chemist
16,744.00
16,744.00
1
Asst. Chemist III
12,962.00
12,962.00
2
Chemist IV
14,263.00
28,526,00
4
Asst. Chemist II
12,722.00
50,888.00
1
Bureau Manager Design & Administration
19,287.00
19,287.00
1
Project Engineer Part -time
1,820.00
1,820.00
4
Chief Operator
6.20
51,376.00
4
Chemical Bldg. Operators
6.05
50,128.00
4
Comp. Bldg. Operators
5.95
49,296.00
13
Operators
5.87
158,054.00
3
UTILITY & Relief
5.87
36,474.00
0
Superintendent I
16,986.00
.00
1
Master Mechanic
6.57
13,614.00
1
Chief Mechanic
6.39
13,239.00
1
Utility Mechanic
6.23
12,906.00
2
Electrician
6.39
26,478.00
2
Janitors
5.05
20,904.00
1
Yardman
5.00
10,348.00
3
Mechanic
6.23
38,718.00
1
Painter
5.67
11,742.00
2
Operators
5.87
24,316.00
2
Help & Relief
5.55
22,983:00
831,492:00
110: Salaries Increase of $44,058.00 or 6% reflects 5.4% increase and also includes
hourly lab technicians upgraded to salaried Asst. Chemist II. All
three are college graduates and their job responsibilities ;warrant
the Asst. Chemist II category.
120: Salaries & Wages, Temp. Increase of 510,000.00 or 25 %. Part time En- ineer added.
130: Extra & Overtime Increase of 56,000.00 or 6 %.
B.
1980 Oet Explanation Sheet
213
- Travel
Increase of $900.00 or 20% due to rising prices of air
travel and accomodations.
214
- Telephone
No change for 1980.
221
- Electric
Decrease of $37,000.00 reflects true expenditures for 1979.
222
- Gas
Increase of $8,000.00 or 40% due to rising fuel prices.
224
- Water
Increase of $4,000.00 or 400% due to billing changed from
set fee to metering charge.
252
- Equipment Repair
Decrease of $5,100.00 or 16% reflects true expenditures
for 1979.
260
- Other Contractual
Increase of $14,100.00 or 4% charge for services by Bureau
of !eater in billing and collecting sewage use charges.
263
- Uniforms
Increase of $15.00 or 1%
312
- Fuel Oil
Increase of $31,115.00 or 70% due to fuel oil price increase.
313
- Bottle Gas
Increase of $500.00 or 12% due to price increase.
322
- Chem Bldg, &
Degritting Bldg.
Oil Heating
Increase of $63300.00 or 70% price increase of fuel oil.
331
- Janitor Supplies
Increase of $1,000.00 or 21% due to abnormal increase of
.these supplies - paper, cleaning compounds; etc.
333 -
OSHA - Other
Inst. & kited.
Increasa o- $800.00 or 23 °1.1 due to rising cost of safety items.
363 -
Other Office
Supplies
Increase of $480.00 or 15% due to rising prices of paper goods.
370 -
Other Supplies
Increase of $8,100.00 or 35 °o due to rising prices for supplies
for plant r,aintenance.
371 -
Chemicals
uecrea_e- of $20,000.00 or 9% reflects true expenditures for
1979.
373 -
Lab Supplies
Increase of $3,500.00 or 25% Lab equipment and chemicals
price increases warrant the increase in this account.
430 -
Repair Parts
increase of $6,000.00 or 2410' due to rising prices of repair
karts.
510 -
Insuranc2
Increase of 515,000.00 or 20; due to rate increases.
550 -
Subscriptions
& Dues
Increase of $474.00 or 15 %.
620 -
Social Security
Increase of $7,000.00 or 13% due to not enough budgeted for
1979.
630 -
P.E.R.F.
Increase of $17,259.00 or 31% due to not enough budgeted for
1979.
640 - Group Insurance Increase of $9,000.00 or 33% due to rate increases gate in
1979.
650 - Unemployment Ins. No change for 1979.
60 - Workmen's Comp. No change for 1979.
711
725
726
1980 Budget Explanation Sheet
Other Equipment Decrease of $13,500.00 or 8%
Chain & sprockets for primary tanks
$ 5,000,00
Sanitaire diffuser tubes
2,000.00
New Lieman compressors for digesters
1,000,00
Worthington compressors in digester No. 2,
new feather valves and gaskets
2,000.00
Gas storage spheres - drain, purge & inspect
10,000.00
Gas pipes in tunnels - replace or repair at all thread joints
5,000.00
Install new pressure relief valves on North gas storage sphere
5,000.00
Chlorine system - various replacement parts
2,000.00
Rex sprockets and toothed clutches for the primary tank sludge
collection system order additional sprockets and clutches,
5,000.00
Iron f i re;nan -- fire tube replacement
3,000.00
Replace John Deere tractor
6,000.00
Drain at outside (north) of Degritting building
6,000.00
Overhaul No. 1 diesel blower engine
10,000.00
Digester covers - new roofs on No. 2 and No. 4
10,000.00
Secondary tanks - diffuser tube headers - zine plates for
control of electrolytic corrosion
1,000.00
New pump and piping changes - to replace Chicago pump in
basenlent of No. 3 digester
6,000.00
Carter System - No. 1 and No.'3 digesters - Atara changes
to heating and mixing guns
10,000.00
Storage building for maintenance supplies - chains, sprockets,
etc'
Increase electrical capability in the digester area to provide
15,000.00
for increased horsepo.:er i-lotors on ne ;I humps
3,000.00
Lawnmowers - new (2) hand type - 4 cycles engines
Clean No. 3 digester - Spring of `80
1,000.00
Roofing - new and repairs - various buildings
3,000.00
3,000.00
Case ioa :der - need winter cap
1,500.00
Fork lift - 2 ton
5,000.00
Butterfly valves in secondary - four needed
8,000.00
Repaint (contractor) berth gas storage snl;eres and both lime
storage tanks
5,000.00
Atomic Absorption Unit
28,000.00
161,500.00
Office Ecu i t Inc, ease of 20, 00 or 18 °' node to
replace .corn
out equipment.
Other Equipment Decrease of $6,600.00 or 32%
U1 trason' i c 1 evel detector s seem
Ti.-,,,o L'ri,;o� air conditi�r,ers�( eplace, t} 6,000.00
;Water ciiker tlr dugestir n 800.00
600.00
T.vo (2) ton electric hoist 2 speed 2,500.00 I Replace gent auger tyre grf% .,e,-oval conveyor for degrittin9 4,100.00
14,000.00
SECTION III. This Ordinance shall be in full force
and effect a ter its approval by the Board of Waste Water
Commissioners and adoption by the Common Council of the City
of South Bend, Indiana.
APPROVED BY:
BOARD OF WASTE WATER 0 _ ERS
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BOARD OF WASTE-WATER C SSIONERS
BOARD OF WASTE WATER COMISSION RS
ADOPTED BY:
1st READING AO—A.2-7f
PUBLIC NEARING
2nd READING
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REFERRED
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opportunity Eery n, -Provide an
and Council Public di,cussion
action on the issue.,
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Your Committee OF THE WHOLE
to whom was referred
A BILL APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF
DEFRAYING THE EXPENSES OF THE BUREAU OF WASTE
WATER OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, FOR
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1980, AND
ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1980, INCLUDING ALL OUT-
STANDING CLAIMS AND OBLIGATIONS AND FIXING A
TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL TAKE EFFECT.
Respectfully report that they have examined the matter and that in their opinion THIS BILL SHOULD BE RECOMMENDED
TO THE COUNCIL FAVORABLE.
FRANK HORVATH
Chairman
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