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<br />Summary Minutes: Special City Commission Meeting September 14,2006 <br />First Budget Hearing <br /> <br />Sunny Isles Beach, Florida <br /> <br />Department reporting to Assistant City Manager Vera. He said that the plan is to hire Colin <br />Baenziger to recruit nationally a Civil Engineer, and use HR Director Acquaro and Assistant <br />City Manager Vera and perhaps the Florida League of Cities to recruit in-State, for the <br />Assistant Code Enforcement and Licensing Director as well as the Assistant Public Works <br />Director. He noted that the Engineering Department is a new Department. <br /> <br />Mayor Ede1cup asked if in the Cultural and Human Services Department this would cover all <br />the staffing that would be at the new Active Park when that building is complete, and City <br />Manager Szerlag said no. Mayor Edelcup asked if that building would be completed before <br />the end of Fiscal Year 2006/2007 and City Manager Szerlag said he did not think it would be. <br />Assistant City Manager Vera said it will be July/September 2007 but by that time we will be <br />in Fiscal Year 2007/2008 because we still have a lot of things to work out with the School <br />Board. City Manager Szerlag finished the presentation with the Capital Budget. <br /> <br />City Manager Szerlag then went through the dollars of each Department, and began with page <br />40 through 42, the General Fund Revenues. Mayor Edelcup asked about the Parking Revenue <br />Sheet on page 41 mid-page, the 210 will actually grow to 254 parking meters, so why are we <br />dropping down to 200 parking meters for the current year. City Manager Szerlag said he <br />would have it modified. Finance Director Jean Watson said at the time they did this in July, <br />the revenue wasn't recorded in there, since we recorded the revenue it looks like it will be <br />what we projected or more, and the $200,000 can be adjusted to at least $250,000 - $275,000. <br />Mayor Ede1cup said he didn't want to anticipate it to be any less than last year. <br /> <br />Finance Director Jean Watson said she upped the franchise fees to $1.1 Million, and the Gas <br />Tax for Transit Tax which are already reflected. Commissioner Thaler noted that Code <br />Enforcement was down as well, we already received 54 and it is down to 40 on page 42. City <br />Manager Szerlag said as we educate property owners our objective is to get compliance <br />instead of conviction, so we want it to go down. Mayor Edelcup said that there are a lot of <br />figures that have gone down on page 42. City Manager Szerlag said that they like to estimate <br />revenues on the low side and the expenditures on the high side. Mayor Edelcup said he likes <br />it to be conservative but there must be justification so that the facts are not distorted. He said <br />if the County Courts are $270,000 or $250,000 is there a reason to believe it is only $200,000 <br />or are we just being ultra conservative in saying it is $200,000. City Manager Szerlag said <br />that these revenues are predicated on someone's behavior and it is hard to estimate what it <br />will be. Mayor Edelcup said there is a trend line of actuals for the previous two years that <br />should give some guidance as to what you can expect it to be. Mayor Ede1cup said where <br />there is a substantial change there should be a reason for the substantial change. <br /> <br />Mayor Edelcup noted that the Alamo is also going down and Finance Director Watson said it <br />is because we took over half of that property so they have to rent, and City Attorney Ottinot <br />said we are collecting from them about $6,000 a month. <br /> <br />Mayor Edelcup said for second reading he would like these adjusted and to get the budget <br />documents to them well in advance of the meeting so they will have time to review it and if <br />they have questions they can ask the City Manager separately and independently and so when <br />we get together for the final budget reading most of these questions will be out of the way. <br /> <br />3 <br />
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