HomeMy Public PortalAbout3112-1976- APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAYING THE EXPENSES OF SEVERAL DEPARTMENTSPrescribed,by State Board of Accounts
AMENDED ORDINANCE NO. 3112=1976
City Budget Form -No. 4
Amended by the Common
Council 8-16-76
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAYING THE EXPENSES OF
THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, INDIANA,
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1977 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1977,
INCLUSIVE, INCLUDING ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS AND OBLIGATIONS, AND FIXING THE
TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL TAKE EFFECT.
SECTION 1. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, INDIANA,
That for the expenses of the City Government and its institutions for the fiscal
year beginning January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1977, inclusive, the following
sums of money be hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the funds herein
named and for the purpose herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same.
Such sums herein appropriated shall be held to include all expenditures authorized
to be made during the year, unless otherwise stipulated and provided by law.
SECTION 2. That for the fiscal year, there is hereby
appropriated
out of the
"General Fund" of said City the following:
RICHMOND GENERAL FUND BUDGET
FOR 1977
1., SERVICES PERSONAL MAYOR'S OFFICE
11.- Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Salary -Mayor
21,300
112. Salary -Secretary
7,925
29,225
2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communication and Transportation
212. Postage
300
213. Traveling Expenses
800
214. Telephone and Telegraph
200
26. Other Contractual Services
261. Promotion of City of Richmond
2,500
3,800
3. SUPPLIES
36. Office Supplies
362. Stationery and Printing
200
363. Other Office Supplies
250
450
5. CURRENT CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
25
25
TOTAL
33,500
CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE
1. SERVICES PERSONAL
11. Salaries -and Wages, Regular
111. Salary -Controller
11,360
113. Salary -Deputy (;ontroiler
9,315
114. Sa-lary-Payroll Clerk
81650
115. Salary -Barrett Law Clerk
7,805
116. Salary-Secretary/Controller
7,600
44,730
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Page 2- City Controller's Office continued
2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communication and Transportation
212. Postage
213. Traveling Expenses
214. Telephone and Telegraph
25. Repairs of:
252. Equipment
26. Other Contractual Services
261. Service Contractual
3. SUPPLIES
36. Office Supplies
362. Stationery and Printing
363. Other Office Supplies
5. CURRENT -CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
CZTY`CLERK'S OFFICE
1. SERVICES -PERSONAL
11. Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Salary -City Clerk
112. Salary -First Deputy
113. Salary -Second Deputy
114. Salary -Fine Collection Clerk
2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communication and Transportation
212. Postage
213. Traveling Expenses
214. Telephone and Telegraph
25. Repairs of:
252. Equipment
3. SUPPLIES
36. Office Supplies
361. Official Records
363. Other Office Supplies
5. CURRENT CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
Page Two
600
100
100
200
7,500 8,500
1,500
375 1,875
50 50
TOTAL 55,155
10,000
7,875
7,360
6,400 31,635
550
200
`:45
100 '
895
600
1,100 1,700
25 25
TOTAL 34,255
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CITY COURT
1. SERVICES PERSONAL
11. Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Salary -City Court Judge
112. Salary -City Court Bailiff
12. Salaries and Wages, Temporary
121. Judges Pro-Tem
122. Special Judges
123. Court Appointed Attorneys
124. Correction Officer
13. Other Compensation
131. Witness Fees
132. Court Reporter and Prel. Rearing Expense
2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communications and Transportation
212. Postage
213. Traveling Expenses
214. Telephone and Telegraph
3. SUPPLIES
34. ems and Other Supplies
36. Office Supplies
361. Official Records
362. Stationery and Printing
363. Other Office Supplies
5. CURRENT CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
COMMON COUNCIL
1. SERVICES PERSONAL
11. Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Salary -Nine (9) Councilmen
2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communication and Transportation
212, Postage
213. Traveling Expenses
214. and 4eip�g,<
2fil "romotion of
5. CURRENT CHARGES
57. Contingencies -Council: Art Association
58. Contingencies -Council. Animal Welfare
Page Three
13,750
375
700
1,500
2,000
920
20
50 19,3)5
100
30
60
190
100'
400
50
50
600
75
75.
TOTAL
20,1.80
14,400 14,400
' Q
250
225
250
5,000
10,750 15,750
TOTAL 30,400
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DEPARTM€NT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
1.
SERVICES PERSONAL
11. Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Director
5,244
112. Deputy Director
13,950
113. Deputy Director
13,950
114. Deputy Director
7,270
115. Assistant Deputy Director
7;755
116. Assistant Deputy Director
10,085
117. Planner 1
1,185
118. Planner I;-
1,185
119. Planner II
1,145
120. Planner II
4,580
121. Planner III
10,090
122. Planner III
10,090
123. Planner IV
4,125
124. Planner IV
4,125
125. Planner V
3,890
126. Planner V
3,890
127. Secretary
6,920
128. Secretary
2,980
129. Secretary
740
13. Other Compensation
131. Board of Examiners
500
103,699
2.
SERU`ICES 'CONTRACTUAL
21. Communicationand Transportation
212. Postage
450
213. Traveling Expenses
800
214. Telephone and Telegraph
1,250
23. Instruction
300
24. Printing and Advertising
241. Printing, Other than Office Supplies
300
242. Publication of Legal Notices
600
25. Repairs of:
252. Equipment
1,000
4,700
3.
SUPPLIES
32. Garage and Motor
321. Gasoline
1,000
324. Other Garage and Motor Supplies
400
36. Office Supplies
361. Official Records
300
362. Stationery and Printing
750
363. Other Office Supplies
1,325
3,775
4.
MATERIALS
43. Repair Parts
100
100
5.
CURRENT CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
480
57. Board of Works Demolition
3,000
3,480
7.
PROPERTIES
72. Equipment
721. Furniture and Fixtures
200
725. Office Equipment
300
726. Other Equipment
100
_600
TOTAL 11:6,354
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Page 5
CITY CIVIL ENGINEERING
1.
SERVICES PERS-ONAL
11. Salaries and Wages, Regular
11-1. Salary -City Civil Engineer
7,605
112. Salary-Asst. City Engineer
12,925
113.. Salary -Draftsman
9,390
"'
3.'60
15.. Sal a ry-Dra"I'tsrn.3.r
116. Salary -Survey Instrument Man.
9,160
117� Salary C=1�.inia�an
?T5
118. Salary -Secretary
7,440
46,620
2.
SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communication and Transportation
212. Postage
100
213. Traveling Expenses
150
214. Telephone and Telegraph
200
24. Printing and Advertising
243. Blueprinting
25
25. Repairs of:
252. Equipment
160
Big
3.
SUPPLIES
32. image and Motor Supplies
321., Gasoline
600
322. Oil
60
323. Tires and Tubes
200
324. Other Garage and Motor Supplies
600
36. Office Supplies
362. Stationery and Printing
50
363. Other Office Supplies
340
37. Other Supplies
150
21000
5.
CURRENT CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
125
125
7.
PROPERTIES
72. Equipment
721. Furniture and Fixtures
55
722, Motor Equu ,>ment
5,000
723. Office Equipment
640
724. Other Equipment
400
T,095
TOTAL
50,375
-DEPARTMENT'OF LAW
1.,
SERVICES PERSONAL
ll.' Sala H6s and Wages, Regular
°
111. Salary -City Attorney
8,570
112. Salary -Secretary
7,440
16,010
2.
SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communication and Transportation
212. Postage
150
213. Traveling Expenses
300
214, Telephone and Telegraph
250
26. Other Contractual Services
2,550
3,250
3.
SUPPLIES
3 . Office Supplies
362. Stationery and Printing
125
363. Other Office Supplies
150
275
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Page 6 - Department of Law continued
5. CURRENT CHARGES
56. Subscriptions and Dues 500 500
TOTAL 20,035
BOARD -,OF PUBLIC WORKS AND
SAFETY
1. SERVICES
-PERSONAL
11.
Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Salary-2 Custodians (7,980)
15,960
112. Salary -Clerk
1,825
113. Salary -Switchboard Operator
6,395
12.
Salaries and Wages, Temporary
121. Extra Help
5,000
29,180
2. `SERVICES
CONTRACTUAL
21.
Communication and Transportation
212. Postage
450
213. Traveling Expenses
200
214. Telephone and Telegraph
28,000
22.
Heat, Light, Power, Sewage and Water
221. Electric Current -City Building
36,000
221A. Electric Current -Street Lights
480,000
221B. Electric Current -St.. Light Extensions
10,000
224. Water
6,000
24.
Printing and Adveritising
241. Printing Other than Office Supplies
200
242. Publication of Legal Notices
2,000
25.
Repairs of:
251. Buildings and Structures
10,000
252. Equipment
21000
26.
Other Contractual Services
261. Tree and Stump Removal
10,000
262. Other Contractual Services
6,000
590,850
3. SUPPLIES
31.
Fuel and Ice
312. Fuel Oil and Gas
3,500
32.
Garage and Motor
321. Gasoline
550
324.. Other Garage and Motor Supplies
300
36.
Office Supplies
362. Stationery and Printing
200
363. Other Office Supplies
1,200
37.
Other Supplies
�,000
11,750
4. MATERIALS
43.
Repair Parts
Boo
44.
Other Materials
200
1,000
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Ordinance No. 3112-1976
Page 7 - Board of Works Continued
5. CURRENT CHARGES
51.
Insurance
45,000
51A.
Hospital Insurance
100,000
52.
Rents and Rental of Equipment
650
53.
Refunds, Awards, & Indemnities
1,000
55.
Subscriptions and Dues
2,400
56.
Premiums on Official Bonds
1,500
57.
Recording Fees
100
58.
Licenses
200
59.
Hospital/Medical-Police and Firemen
2,000 152,850
6. CURRENT OBLIGATIONS
61.
Interest/Barrett Law
600
62.
Contribution to OASI
28,000
64.
Contribution/PERF
20,000
65.
Taxes
200 48,800
7. PROPERTIES
72.
Equipment
721. Furniture and Fixtures
1,000
726. Other Equipment
5,000
73.
Land/San. Storm Sewer/Barrett Law Imp.
11000 7,000
TOTAL - 841,430
DE-PARTMENI'OF`PUBL`IC SAFETY -WEIGHTS &
MEASURES DIVISION
1.
SERVICES PERSONAL
11. Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Salary -Inspector
10,305,
10,305
2.
SERVICES CONTRACTUAL
21. Communications and,Transportation
212. Postage
50
213. Traveling Expenses
500
214. Telephone and Telegraph
50
25. Repairs of:
252. Equipment
250
850
3.
SUPPLIES
32. Garage and Motor
321.. Gasoline
300
324. Other Garage and Motor Supplies
150
36. Office Supplies
362. Stationery and Printing
30
363. Other Office Supplies
50
37. Other Supplies
65
595
5.
CURRENT CHARGES
55. Subscriptions and Dues
100
100
TOTAL 11,850
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Ordinance No. 3112-1976
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY -POLICE DIVISION
1. SERVICES PERSONAL
11.
Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Payrolls
1 Police Chief
16,000
2 Majors 13 195
26,390
6 Captains 12,585
75,510
5 Lieutenants 11,970
59,850
5 Sergeants 11,630
58,150
8 Detectives 11,630
93,040
14 Patrolman Technicians 11,180
156,520
32 Patrolmen 10,960
350,720
1 Bailiff
10,960
1 Mechanic
12,660
1 Secretary -Chief
7,190
1 Secretary -Detectives
6,430
1 Office Manager
6,430
1 Secretary -Traffic
6,115
1 Clerk Typist (Records)
6,115
1 Dag warden
8,760
12 Crossing Guards 1,410
16,920
Longevity
17,000.
(8) Holiday Pays
11,000
Educational Benefits
5,400
2. SERVICES CONTRACT -UAL
21.
ommunications and Transportation
212. Postage
300
213. Traveling Expenses
2,100
214. Telephone and Telegraph
1,060
215. Teletype (LEADS)
5,200
23.
Instruction
1,700
24.
Printing and Advertising
241. Printing, Other than Office Supplies
75
25.
Repairs of:
252. Equipment
51000
253. Automobile Body Damage
2,500
26.
Other Contractual Services
261. Other Administrative Expenses
1,000
262. Microfilming
100
263. Laundry, Dry Cleaning
2,800
264. Other Services Contractual
14,450
3. SUPPLIES
32.
Garage and Motor
''DC
321. Gasoline
40,000
322. Oil
1,165
323. Tires and Tubes
3,200
324. Other Garage and Motor Supplies
6,300
34.
Laboratory Materials and Supplies
2,000
36.
Office Supplies
363. Other Office Supplies
3,800
37.
Other Supplies
2,700
38.
Ammunition and Targets
3,000
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951,160
36,285
6'2,165
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Ordinance No. 3112-1976
Page 9 - Police Division continued
4. MATERIALS
41. Building Materials
100
43. Repair Parts
100
200
5. CURRENT CHARGES
52. Rents
670
54. Clothing Allowance/Police
29,050
29,720
7. PROPER --TIES
7i. Buildings, Structures and Improvements
711. Buildings and Fixed Equipment
100
72. Equipment
721. Furniture and Fixtures
700
722. Motor Equipment
70,000
723. Pistols and Guns
800
724. Lab Equipment
500
725. Office Equipment
1,000
726, Other Equipment
3,000
727. Radios
0-3,800
728. TV Equipment
800
729. Traffic Signs and Guides
4,500
90,200
TOTAL
1,16'9,730
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY -FIRE DIVISION
1. SERVICES PERSONAL
11.
Salaries and Wages, Regular
111. Payrolls
1 Chief
16,000
1 Fire Marshall
13,170
3 Batallion Chiefs 12,560
37,680
2 Mechanic & Electricianl1,560
23,120
6 Captains 10,785
64,710
3 Deputy Fire Marshalls 10,585
31,755
18 Lieutenants 10,585
190,530
28 Engineers 10,155
284,340
28 Fire Fighters 9,935
278,180
1 Secretary
7,190
Longevity
24,480
Holiday Pay
14,000 985,155
2. SERVICES
CONTRACTUAL
21.
Communica ion`and Transportation
211. Freight, Express & Drayage
100
212. Postage
125
213. Traveling Expenses
1,000
214. Telephone and Telegraph
250
22.
Heat, Light, Power, Sewage and Water
221. Electric Current
25,000
222. Gas
2,000
23.
Instruction
1,200
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Page 10 -Fire Division continued
24. Printing and Advertising
241. Printing Other than Office Supplies
200
25. Repairs of:
251. Buildings and Structures
1,200
252. Equipment
1,700
26. Other Contractual Services
261. Other Administrative Expenses
175
262. Laundry and Dry Cleaning
600
263. Fire Protection -Rental of
Hydrants and Lines
240;000
273,550
3. SUPPLIES
31. Fuel and Ice
312. Fuel Oil
2,500
32. Garage and, Motor
321. Gasoline
6,000
322. Oil
400
323. Tires and Tubes
800
324. Other Garage and Motor Supplies
650
36. Office Supplies
363. Other Office Supplies
300
37. Other Supplies
3,750
14,400
4. MATERIALS
41. Building Materials
400
43. Repair Parts
3,750
44. Other Materials/Alarm System (Repair Parts)
21000
6,150
5. CURRENT -CHARGES
54. Clothing Allowance/Firemen
.41,500
41,500
6. CURRENT OBLIGATIONS
62. Firemen's Pension Fund
235,142
235,142
7. PROPERTIES
71. Buildings, Structures and Improvements
711. Buildings and Fixed Equipment
500
72. Equipment
721. Furniture and Fixtures
500
725. Office Equipment
125
726. Other Equipment
9,000
10,125
TOTAL 1,566,022
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Ordinance 3112-1976
Page'll
TOTAL CITY GENERAL FUND BUDGET - 1977
The total amount herein appropriated out of the General Fund of said City for
the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1977, inclusive:
$M,' 9 At
SECTION 3. That for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1977 and ending
December 31, 1977, inclusive, there is hereby appropriated out of the General
Sinking Fund the sum of:
$ 120,318
SECTION 4., This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage by the Common Council, signature of the President of Common Council affixed,
submission to and approval of the Mayor of the City of Richmond, Indiana and
publication as required by law, and the required approval of all Statutory Boards.
PASS % by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana, this ,30 61i day
of /,f.� 1976.
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President of Common Council
ATTEST:
City Clerk
PRESENTED by me, City Clerk, to the Honorable Mayor, the day of-��1976.
City Clerk
APPROVED by me, Cli ord J. Dickman, Mayor of the City of Richmond, Indiana, this
31 day of' �.: 1976.
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CLIFFORD J. DICKMAN
MAYOR
August 16, 1976
JOELLEN TRIMBLE
CITY CLERK
Mrs. Jo Ellen Trimble
City Clerk
Municipal Building
Richmond, Indiana 47374
Dear Mrs. Trimble:
You are hereby requested to give notice to all Councilmen
of a Special Meeting to be held on August 30, 1976, at
the hour of 7:30 P.M. In the Council Chambers of the Muni-
cipal Building for the purpose of deliberating the final
passage of the 1976 Civil City Budget.
Sincerely,
1
Kenneth Mills
President of Common Council
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CLIFFORD J. DICKMAN
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August 17, 1976
Councilman Fredric Ahaus
Councilman Tom Austerman
Councilman James Carter
Councilman Roger Cornett
Councilman Jack Elstro
Councilman Greg Merchanthouse
Councilman Kenneth. Mills
Councilman Kenneth Paust
Councilman Marion Williams
Jo ELLEN TRIMBLE
CITY CLERK
Dear Councilmen:
Please plan to attend a Special Meeting of the Common Council
on Monday, August 30, 1976 at the hour of 7.30 P.M. in the
Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
The purpose of this meeting is for final passage of the budget.
Sincerely,
Jo Ellen Trimble
City Clerk
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