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• <br /> Committee Report <br /> Personnel and Finance Committee <br /> September 11, 1996 <br /> Page 4 <br /> Mr. Stancati and Ms Bassi then reviewed the South Bend Clay Operation which has <br /> approximately 1,200 customers and is on a lease purchase program. In response to a <br /> question raised by Council Member Luecke it was noted that there is no update with regard <br /> to the Roseland suit. <br /> In response to a question raised by Council Member Luecke regarding the IURC, it was <br /> noted that information is planned to be sent out with the Fall billings and will also be <br /> provided at the Scottsdale Mall "City on Display". Council President Kelly questioned <br /> where the IURC question would appear on the ballot and no one could confirm its location. <br /> The Committee thanked Mr. Stancati and Ms.Bussi for their presentation. <br /> RADIO COMMUNICATIONS - COMMUNICATION BUREAU <br /> 1996 Budgeted $239,981 <br /> 1997 Proposed $248,842 <br /> Mr.Al Miller the Director of the Communications Bureau made the presentation. He noted <br /> that his bureau deals with 2-way communication. The biggest change is reflected in repair <br /> parts. One hundred new police department vehicles and computers will be on line by the <br /> next budget year. One hundred eight new portable radios are being purchased with 108 <br /> being provided to the uniform patrol division. Mr. Miller and Captain Horvath of the <br /> Police Department are working cooperatively for a smooth transition in this area. It was <br /> also noted that the grant provides for training of the police officers. <br /> The Committee thanked Mr. Miller for his presentation. <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES <br /> 1986 Budgeted $8,843,442 <br /> 1997 Proposed $8,935,357 <br /> Mr. Jack Dillon the Director of Environmental Services noted that the proposed budget <br /> reflects a 1% increase. He then reviewed the Sewer Operation and Maintenance Fund <br /> (#641); sewers organic resources has been changed to reflect approximately $50,000 in <br /> revenue projected. He then reviewed the Sewer Depreciation Fund (#642); Sewer Sewage <br /> Works and M Reserve (#643) and Sewage Works and Sinking (#649) which should be <br /> $57,000. The Sewer Operation and Maintenance Fund (#621) includes no personnel <br /> changes and addresses the Environmental Complaints Program. Disposal of Hazardous <br /> Waste will be increased significantly from$10,000 to$60,000. He then reviewed several <br /> handouts. <br />