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HomeMy Public PortalAbout059-1978 - Appropriation - Monies for the 1979 BudgetPrescribed by State Board of Accounts City Budget Form No. 4 A_TNT)ED ORDINANCE NO. 59-1978 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, 1979 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1979, 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, 1979 and ending December 31, 1979, 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 1979 MAYOR'S OFFICE 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 32,300. 32,300. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication a:.d Transportation 2120 Postage 100. 2130 Travel Expense 900. 2140 Telephone 150. 26. Other Contractual Services 2611 Promotion -City of Richmond 11,000. 12,150. 3. SUPPLIES 36. Office Supplies 3620 Stationery & Printing 100. 3630 Office Supplies 150. 250. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 55. Subscriptions and Dues 25. 25. Total 44,725. CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 54,514. 54,514. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 1,200. 2130 Travel Expense 200. 2140 Telephone 150. 25. Repairs of: 2520 Equipment 50. 26. Other Contractual Services 2610 Service Contractual 24,000. 25,600. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 2 City Controller's Office (Continued) 3. SUPPLIES 36. Office Supplies 3620 Stationery and Printing 800. 3630 Office Supplies 450. 1,250. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 55. Subscriptions and Dues 25. 25. Total 81,389. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 28,112. 28,112. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 150. 2130 Travel Expense 250. 2140 Telephone 10. 25. Repairs of: 2520 Equipment 100. 510. 3. SUPPLIES 36. Office Supplies 3610 Official Records 500. 3630 Other Office Supplies 800. 1,300. S. CURRENT CHARGES 55. Subscriptions and Dues 25. 25. Total 29,947. CITY COURT 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and VTages, Regular 15,921. 12. Salaries and Wages, Temporary 6,000. 13. Other Compensation 13,338. 35,259. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communications and Transportation 2120 Postage 70. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 30. 100. 3. SUPPLIES 36. Office Supplies 3610 Official Records 50. 3620 Stationery and Printing 50. 3630 Other Office Supplies 50. 150. Total 35,509 Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 3 COMMON COUNCIL 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 18,000. 18,000. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 25. 2130 Travel Expense 500. 26. Other Contractual Services 525. 3. SUPPLIES 36. Office Supplies 3630 Other Office Supplies 200. 200. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 58. Contingencies - Council 5810 Art Association 5,000. 5820 Animal Welfare 12,OOO. 5900 Election Expense 53,175. 70,175. Total 88,900. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 113,758. 13. Other Compensation 200. 113,958. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 250. 2130 Travel Expense 400. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 600. 23. Instruction 100. 24. Printing and Advertising 2410 Printing Other than Office Supplies 100. 2420 Publication of Legal Notice 3,000. 25. Repairs of: 2520 Equipment 300. 26. Other Contractual Services 200. 4,950. 3. SUPPLIES 32. Garage and Motor 3210 Gasoline 1,675. 3240 Other Garage and Motor Supplies 500. 36. Office Supplies 3610 Official Records 200. 3620 Stationery and Printing 1,000. 3630 Other Office Supplies 700. 4,075. 4. MATERIALS 43. Repair Parts 100. 100. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 4 Department of Community Development (Continued) 5. CURRENT CHARGES 5500 Subscriptions and Dues 250. 5801 B/W Demolition 2,000. 2,250. 7. PROPERTIES 72. Equipment 7210 Furniture and Fixtures 100. 7250 Office Equipment 100. 7360 Other Equipment 100. 300. Total 125,633. CITY CIVIL ENGINEERING 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 51,603. 51,603. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 100. 2130 Travel Expense 100. 2140 Telep.lone and Telegraph 200. 25. Repairs of: 2520 Equipment 300. 26. Other Contractual Services 2690 Other Contractual Services 600. 1,300. 3. SUPPLIES 32. Garage and Motor 3210 Gas 660. 3220 Oil 60. 3240 Other Garage & Motor Supplies 300. 36. Office Supplies 3620 Stationery and Printing 100. 3630 Other Office Supplies 350. 37. Other Supplies 200. 1,670. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 55. Subscriptions and Dues 25. 25. 7. PROPERTIES 72. Equipment 7260 Other Equipment 300. 300. Total 54,898. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 5 DEPARTMENT OF LAW 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 15,243. 15,243. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 50. 2130 Travel Expense 100. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 200. 26. Other Contractual Services 12,000. 12,350. 3. SUPPLIES 36. Office Supplies 3620 Stationery and Printing 125. 3630 Other Office Supplies 50. 175. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 55. Subscriptions and Dues 200. 200. Total 27,968. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 44,010. 12. Salaries and Wages, Temporary 5,000. 49,010. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2120 Postage 60. 2130 Travel Expense 150. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 25,000. 22. Heat, Light, Power, Sewage and Water 2211 Electric Current- City Bldg. 32,000. 2212 Electric Current- Street Lights 530,000. 2240 Water 3,600. 24. Printing and Advertising 2420 Publication of Legal Notice 1,600. 25. Repairs of: 2510 Buildings and Structures 5,400. 2520 Repair of Equipment 2,000. 26. Other Contractual Services 2660 Tree and Stump Removal 8,000. 2680 Rental of Equipment 500. 2690 Other Contractual Services 8,500. 616,810. 3. SUPPLIES 31. Fuel and Ice 3120 Fuel Oil a.id Gas 4,500. 32. Garage and Motor 3210 Gasoline 700. 3240 Other Garage and Motor Supplies 500. 36. Office Supplies 3620 Stationery and Printing 100. 3630 Other Office Supplies 200. 37. Other Supplies 9,000. 15,000. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 6 Board of Public Works and Safety (Continued) 4. MATERIALS 43. Repair Parts 2,000. 44. Other Materials 200. 2,200. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 5100 Insurance 76,720. 5110 Hospital Insurance 100,000. 5120 Hosp./Med. Police & Fire 3,000. 53. Refunds, Awards, Indem. 900. 55. Subscriptions and Dues 3,000. 56. Premiums on Official Bonds 1,300. 5700 Licenses 200. 5710 Recording Fees 50. 185,170. 6. CURRENT OBLIGATIONS 6110 Interest Barrett Law 100. 6210 Social Security Contributions 33,850. 6220 PERF - Pub. Employ. Retire. 24,900. 6230 Firemen's Pension Fund 8,250. 6240 Police Pension Fund 35,500. 6400 Gross Income Tax 100. 6410 Unemployment Compen. Insurance 10,000. 112,700. 7. PROPERTIES 72. Equipment 7210 Furniture and Fixtures 500. 7260 Other Equipment 3,000. 3,500. Total 984,390. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY -WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DIVISION 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 12,112. 12,112. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communications and Transportation 2120 Postage 30. 2130 Travel Expense 450. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 30. 25. Repairs of: 2520 Equipment 50. 560. 3. SUPPLIES 32. Garage and Motor 3210 Gasoline 500. 3220 Oil 15. 3240 Other Garage & Motor Supplies 50. 36. Office Supplies 3620 Stationery and Printing 10. 3630 Other Office Supplies 20. 37. Other Supplies 20. 615. Total 13,287. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 7 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - POLICE DIVISION 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 1,069,868. 13. Other Compensation 64,400. 1,134,268. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communications and Transportation 2120 Postage 300. 2130 Travel 600. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 1,000. 23. Instructions 1,000. 24. Printing and Advertising 2410 Printing Other than Office Supplies 50. 2440 Microfilming 75. 25. Repairs of: 2520 Equipment 3,000. 2530 Automobile Body Damage 2,000. 26. Other Contractual Services 2610 Other Administrative Expense 1,000. 2630 Laundry, Dry Cleaning 1,200. 2690 Other Service Contractual 15,800. 26,025. 3. SUPPLIES 32. Garage and Motor 3210 Gasoline 45,000. 3220 Oil 1,000. 3230 Tires and Tubes 3,000. 3240 Other Garage & Motor Supplies 8,000. 35. Lab. Materials, Supplies 1,600. 36. Office Supplies 3630 Other Office Supplies 3,500. 37. Other Supplies 2,000. 38. Ammunition and Targets 3,000. 67,100. 4. MATERIALS 41. Building Materials 100. 43. Repairs 1,200. 1,300. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 52. Rents 400. 54. Clothing Allowance/Police 39,000. 39,400. 7. PROPERTIES 72. Equipment 7230 Pistols and Guns 600. 7240 Lab Equipment 500. 7250 Office Equipment 200. 7260 Other Equipment 3,000. 7270 Radios 1,800. 7290 Traffic Signs and Guides 2,000. 8,100. Total 1,276,193. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 8 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY -FIRE DIVISION 1. SERVICES PERSONAL 11. Salaries and Wages, Regular 1,071,017. 13. Other Compensation 53,000. 1,124,017. 2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL 21. Communication and Transportation 2110 Freight, Express & Drayage 20. 2120 Postage 25. 2130 Travel 100. 2140 Telephone and Telegraph 200. 22. Heat, Light, Power, Sewage and Water 2210 Electric Current 27,500. 2220 Gas 3,500. 23. Instruction 200. 24. Printing and Advertising 2410 Printing Other than Office Supplies 100. 25. Repairs of: 2510 Buildings and Structures 1,000. 2520 Equipment 1,100. 26. Other Contractual Services 2610 other Administrative Expenses 175. 2630 Laundry and Dry Cleaning 500. 2640 Fire Protection -Rental of Hydrants 47,120. 81,540. 3. SUPPLIES 31. Fuel and Ice 3120 Fuel Oil 1,500. 32. Garage and Motor 3210 Gasoline 5,500. 3220 Oil 400. 3230 Tires and Tubes 800. 3240 Other Garage and Motor Supplies 900. 36. Office Supplies 3630 Other Office Supplies 300. 37. Other Supplies 4,000. 13,400. 4. MATERIALS 41. Building Materials 300. 43. Repair Parts 3,750. 44. Other Matls./Alarm System (Repair Parts) 2,000. 6,050. 5. CURRENT CHARGES 54. Clothing Allowance/Firemen 41,500. 41,500. 7. PROPERTIES 71. Buildings, Structures & Improvements 7110 Buildings and Fixed Equipment 150. 72. Equipment 7210 Furniture and Fixtures 300. 7250 Office Equipment 100. 7260 other Equipment 250. 800. Total 1,267,307. Ordinance No. 59-1978 Page 9 TOTAL CITY GENERAL FUND BUDGET - 1979 The total amount herein appropriated out of the General Fund of said City for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1979 and ending December 31, 1979, inclusive: $ 4,030,146. SECTION 3. That for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1979 and ending December 31, 1979, inclusive, there is hereby appropriated out of the General Sinking Fund the sum of: $ 118,919. 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. PASSED BY THE C,gmmon Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana, this z s'Z4 day of 1978. ATTEST: Cit Clerk PRESENTED by mph JoEllen Trimble, City Clerk, to the Honorable Mayor, the day of // r�_� ,cam_ 1978. L' City C rk APPROVED by me, Clifford J. Dickman, Mayor of the City of Richmond, Indiana, this �2 day of R 1978. Mayor- ATTEST: Ci Clerk Form Prescribed by State Hoard of Accounts General`r'orm No. 99 P (Rev. 1967) City Clerk -City of Ricbriolld Palladium Publishin Cor oration .......................................................... To.... .....................ffi....... P..................Dr. (Governmental Unit) 1175 North a Street .......................... Wayne........ County, Indiana • .....4ig4MRRO.,. I14ijaAa,17374....... PUBLISHER'S CLAIM LINE COUNT Display Matter (Must not exceed two actual lines, neither of which shall total more than four solid lines of the type in which the body of the advertisement is set) number of equivalent lines Head —number of lines Body —number of lines Tail —number of lines Total number of lines in notice COMPUTATION OF CHARGES 77........ lines . ..... f�r... columns wide equals .....)8..... equivalent lines at .....*ZU.. .cents her line Additional charge for notices containing rule or tabular work (50 ner cent of above amount) Charge for extra proofs of publication (50 cents for each proof in excess of two) TOTAL AMOUNT OF CLAIM s.. $$r.7Q ...... 44�05...... ................ s133.05....... DATA FOR COMPUTING COST Width of single column.. l.l... ems Size of type 5 .12. .point Number of insertions ... .... Size of quad upon which type is cast ........ Pursuant to the provisions and penalties of Ch. 155, Acts 1953, I hereby certify that the foregoing account is just and correct, that the amount claimed is legally due, after allowing all just credits, and that no part of the same has been paid. 19..78... Title......r•..19i11er................................. The NASDAQcomposite in -Burlington lues gained A 2, to 32.77. ChesNor. 30% 423 r Chessie System 30'/s 304 Chrysler right. 163/4 17�BLISHER`S AFFIDAVIT Dana Corp......... 29% 30 n Dayton P&L...... 171/4 17'/of Indiana ) �` Du Pont deN....128 129tkayne........ County) ss NATI (AP) — Cattle 300 Eastman Kod.... 653/ 673, (y; all slaughter classes steady on lim- Eaton Corp..97/s 39ai cupply 10 per cent steers and heifers, P•••••••• ersonally appeared before me, a notary public in and for said county and state, lostly cows. Exxon ................. 47% 483, mall lot good and choice, 2-3, 825 Ford Motors...... 461/4 45i Gary E. Mullins .00; good, 2-3, 725.1.350 lbs. 45m- Gannett .............. 477/s 47sindersigned...................................................................... who, t'standard and low good, 1-2. t,150- to Gen Electric...... 55% 561i oli.2 0. few choice 725-725-Gen Foods......... 33%s 334i y sworn, says that ...he is.. Y dul. c950 lbs., grade 3, GUsP.;fie.d. tAdvar.txs.tng.Maio ages.. good, 2-3, 725-600 lbs. 43.25-44.75. Gen Motors....... 63% 63s/. culity. 2-3, 700-1,400 lbs. 34.6D-37.70. Gen Tel .............. 31%s 301% .......The.P�I �liuzx�-Item............... a ..... Daily,.............. .50-36.50; cutter, 1-2, 675.1,350 lbs. Goodrich............ 211/, 21 ade 1, sso-1,375 lbs. 41.25-46.00. Goodyear........... 177/s 173: choice 200-265lbs. 53.00-66.00, good INA..................... 463; 46Vaper of general circulation printed and published in the English language in the IntHarvester.... 38% 39 :hoice 265-300 lbs. 62 00-64.5 In N' (town9 of, , . _ • - , , • , • Richmond,. Indiana• . • - - - .. - , - - ... state and countyL_!�J ! S3111WVJ. 8Zi ! said, and that the printed matter attached hereto is a true copy, which was duly � � t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • khed in said paper for.. tMO.. time..S, the dates of publication being as follows: V 'S 006 ... lei tin aNVIal 01 iv . '................ Subscribed and sworn to before me this( .Q....18th day of ...... Au. gt......., 19.7 8 Notary Public My commission expires tT=4arX.15,..7482............... STATE OF IN DIANA ) COUNTY OF WAYNE SS PROOF OF POSTING OF ADDITIONAL ARPROPRJATIONS 1, JoE11en Trimble , City Clerk being first duly sworn upon her oath, disposes and says; That she did, on the Iothday of August , 1978_, post in three public places in the City of Richmond, Indiana, a copy of the Notice to Taxpayers of a public hearing to be held on _August 28 , 1978 on the matter of additional appropriations. Said notice was in the form attached hereto, and was posted in the following places. 1. City Hall 2. Wayne County Courthouse 3. Promenade Ci+t-.v Clerk Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Netary Public, this day ofi,��',,�___, Nelfary Public - Nay commission expires:/%-1 • EXCERPTS OF THE MEETING OF T11L COMMON CODICIL OF JUE CITY OF RICHMOND, INDIANA The Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana, met in regular session in the Council Chambers in the ;Municipal Building of said City August 28 .1978 , at the hour of 7:00 D.m. Councilman Austerman presided with the following members present: :Messrs. Ahaus, Carter , Elstro , Merchanthouse Mills Paust , Welch Williams, Absent: None The following business was had to —wit: (0111E1Z BUSINESS HAD) The Clerk presented proof of publication of Notice to Taxpayers printed in the Richmond Palladium Item, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Richmond, Indiana, on the dates of August loth and August l7th. Said notices stated that a public hearing would be held on the 28th day of August, 1978 by the Common Council to consider additional appropria— tions as provided for in Ordinance No.59-1978 within the City of Richmond, Indiana. The proof of publication and posting of notices were examined and found to be correct and in order. Councilman Mills moved the proof of publication and posting of notices be received and ordered filed, seconded by Councilman Ahaus _ and on voice vote the motion was carried. The Clerk read on second reading Ordinance No. 59-1978 _ After hearing 1--111 persons present, Ordinance No. 59-1978 was placed on final passage or reject] -on and cm a call of Uie. roll the following was recorded: Ayes: Ahaus Austerman._ ,_ Elstro Mere lanthousea Mills Paust _,Welch Williams , -- Nocs:---Carter--- -- -----' Abser t: None The vote being _ 8 _ _to_J 1-__in favor of passage of Ordinance No. 59 (OT1lEIZ lUJS1NESS HAD) There being no further business oo motion duly made, seconded and passed, the mceti_n� 1d;'s adjourned. /s/Thomas L. Austerman President of Common Council doE1- en-'1=�'�b1�-- — (1i Ly C erk