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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2337_001MINUTES COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, FEBRUARY 28', 1984, I. ROLL CALL Mayor, Krause called the meeting to order at 7 30 p.m. In the Mount Prospect Pubil ic Library Conference Room for the purpose of utilizing Cable TV. Present at the meeting were: Mayor Carolyn Krause, Trustees Ralph Arthur Gerald Farley, Leo Floros, Norma Murauski $ is$ George, Van Deem and Theodore Wattenberg. Also present at the meet ing were Village Manager Terrance Burghand , Administrative Assistant to the VI-11age Manager John di Bowman, Director of Finance David Jepson, Director of Community Development Kenneth Fritz,, Director of Health 4, Services, Patrick Luehring and various other support eft d� statz., There were approximately 26 persons in the audience. II. OPENING REMARKS 11 - Mayor Carolyn H. Krause introduced to the audience the purpose of the Committee of the Whole meeting, its structure and procedures. The Mayor pointed out that the Budget Hearings are being held on Cable TV in order that we maximize our contact w1th our residents. Cable TV is carrying each of the Budget Hea ring dive on Channel 613. The Mayor outlined the forthcoming dates" 11w for subis,equent Hearings and the procedure,s to be followed in conducting those Hearings. III., MINUTES, 1. The Minutes if the Committee of the Whole, meeting oi: February 14, 1984 were accepted and file . IV CITIZENS TO BE HEARD There being no citizens present at the meeting des, iron to, make any presentation before the Committee of the 01 Whole, the Mayor moved on to the firs t item of bus Ines s . V., 19184-1985 BUDGET HEARING Viollage Manager Terrance L. Burgh,ard polonted, out that while the Budget approaches, some $22.,3, million and is a 15% 'increase over last fiscal year, the vast bulk of the increase is due to the costs associated with the acquisition of Late water. They were planned expend i- tures and carry out the policies of the Mayor and Board as developed, over a number of years. ...... .. .... .. . . .... ........ . . . The Budget proposed has no new fees or service charges and, 'in fact, projects a slight 3% reduction in the V 0 Wi illage"s Property Tax Rate. i k, Lui, 'Health Services. P a,,,trr, c ec,to,,"r of` �H 1th he,,­,'V o1e, the Budg,et revlewedw':'", fhe C ,tu., 'I ­ proposal for the Health Department. The Health 'Department is approximately d 55% of the total Budget an .'Human Services an additional one of one percent. The ropoz,a 1 t:1 of et p t,26, s Health Department pr lor, a slight increase,over thae `birt t' law on t at­t "va"t'' Is due in part to t"ht, :an't,,',IC`3, iot,'I� '0, the, for refuse disposal''. : T,17,",ht,e� eendi�nig, ,.,,ar,e,e:, y,ea,,,,r, e,, `84, contract and the coftt�ti��C­t, exp,ires, tthi,,,e ead ,c�,f J(u 15 Mr. Luehring then reviewed the individual programs within Is 10 to ncluding administration the Health Services Department 1 0 and support, general health insplec r.. ions, animal tontrol, and 'the blood donor 'program. m,,,,,�,a�,,,n,,,,, H, aI,�,,Se_,,rv­",,c,,,e;s Coord*niator, reviewed the &,,,ng, c thl-1 , ,,lu * follur, 6111mbe ts, an tILVt1'e"S'' VlLC M� Eise=a p on ointe, L at i nII d,: out that the Budget recommends the add ition of a part- to asisist 'in the counseling services,. This time person part-time person would assist *in meeting the growing 0 - demand for counseling servi-ces 'throughout the community. A general discussion ensued and questions, were raised as to the ultimate growth in direction of the Senior Program ,and the counseling services. Trustees Floros and Farley 0 cautionled that 'uncontrolled serviceis could lead to greater 1 conse'nsus of the expenses in the future. The genera Committee of the Whole was that the part-tiLme position should be funded. s' Van Geem inquired as 'to what kinds of services ,are not presently being 'provided by the Village but could be anticipated sometime in the ' future. Mrs . Eisenman responded that a Visiting Nurse PrbIgram, could be desirable in the Village of Mount Prospe,ct so that 1 ed medical care seniors who are home-bound need*ng sk*l'l could receive it through the Visiting 'Nurse Program. f Commun-fty Development Communit,;,,­ Devel, 'etit. Director o iiew'ed wi On, th the ConunOtt ee of the Whole, 11,7r, z r ev the Budget proposal for the Department of Community. Funding in the area olf Community Development amounts to $919,799, or approximately 4.1% of the Budget. The Program consists of two biasic elements* i funded by local dollars, includes planning and research, liar. "Cin to advisory boards and commissions and zoning, and planning control. The second is the administration of the Community Development Block Grant. 2 .. . . ...... . . .pro 7 7 4W 40 AS AN Alk As 4W Ab 40 W ldk lie 40 lie ft a Mount Pro,.,, ect Public, Libir�6tll','* Mr.1 Slam Hesis, Presi'dent Library reviewed w* th the, Committee of the �ffioile theiorBudget pir,oposial f or the achievements of the Librar and presiented graph*c 1,1y, y 1 a the, growth in Library serv:Lces., The Library 1, s a s k i,ng I for a total appropiriation Of $11128191,10100.1 Dolores Haugh, representing the Mount Prospect Festival Association, presented a letter prepared by the Festival President George Monta'lbano w The Budget as recommended by the" VillAge Manager contains an approp,ria- tion for the Festival Association "in the amount of $2,500. The Festival Association 'is requesting $5,000 for their annual Party 'in the Park scheduled for August 24, 25 and 26. The CommIttee of the Whole thanked Dolores Haugh for the letter and encouraged continuation of the Festival Association but postponed a final decision about the appropriat"Lon until Mr. Montalbano, returns from his business trip. A representative from Omni House reviewed w--"th the CoTmnittee of the Whole their budget request for $3,000. 0 Information had been previously distributed to the Mayor and the Board regarding their request. The Budget r at * on Ifor Omni proposal does not contaiti an approp 1 1 House based on prior evaluations by the Mayor and the 0 Board as well as the administrative staff. Af ter some Mayor Krause pol general di.scussion., nted out that there are numerous services provided to the youth 'in the in community from Shelter, Inc., in the schools', the Wed by the Police Department, co,Ups,eilng programs provi thD -Po'lice Department specialized counselin,g program provided by Forest Hospital and some planned projecr I s from the Police Department Association. 0 The discussion on the Budget was then concluded with Mayor Krause pointing out that the subseq-uent Budget Hearings are,scheduled again for live Cable TV coverage on March 13 for the Public Works Department and 0 March 27 for the Fire and Police Departments. VI. MANAGER'S REPORT The Village Manager reported that the Board of Directors of the Joint Action Water Agency 'is meetiong on Wednesday, 0 February 29 to awa-Y..-d a contract for the Main Pumping Statlion. Th i'llage Manager also reported that the 'Staff is n 0 nd contin'uing its research othe taxi rate ln�crease a of work would'be completed this week it wo"It"I'Ad be" on the Agenda for I March 6 and if it was not completed in time f or the Agenda t would be carr ied over to the March 28 meeting. VII. ADJOURNNENT 'ttee of the Whole meeting adjourned at 9:40 The Commi Respectfully submitted3 TERRANCE L. BURGHARD Village Manager TLB/rcw 4 - ...... ...... . . mnmmmrenm aN 1. YFu. M L 31 Village of INADore: F -3r ospect Mount Prospect, Illinois 5-r -AC INTEROFFICE NIEMO RANDUM TO: Villacre Manager OM Di' "Village Manager Public Works Comparison Survey %,.Vcbruary 22, 1984 Page 2 In my opinion, our Public Works Department could be classified as a full service department which is performing at a. service level Maher than most commun't- 1 les with commitments towards f,"I'scal respon- sibility and extra productivity, An, attempt to make compaTisons of Piiblic Works fiscal budgets failed as accounting procedures vary so widely. We are.one of the few who 'have program type budgets where costs of a service can 'be 'readily obtained. Most communities had c a p -it al `!P cts and expenditures Iumped together with other operat- p departinent's which made depi,artmental totals difficult to separate. Also i,�!,,ater departmen-t totals vairied widely - again due to budgeting procedures. Motor fuel tax expenditures were also not clearly identl'fl"-ed and parking system expenditures were often accounted for in different manners. HLIV/bj g I' Z Joe 1ALU"GE OF R69MMNT FfSPECT C o`u� r E B 2 7 February 22, 1984 € PUBLIC f WORKS COMPAIZI SON SURVEY F Hoffman Park I jklount Schaumm Des Arlington Es tc,i tes Ridge Prospect bur � Plaines �1 nn Hei , ht -_ Population anon 37 , 5fl0 4 3, 000 5 2 , 600 5 3, 300 55 , 319. 0006 000 Public Works Maintenance I�mployees - Incl, Secr. /Gust , 60 47 53 98 85 91 87 Is Engineering Division Fart )f Public. Works? No Yes Yes No No Yes No :low iklanyPersonnel in y� 1 _11gine e 1i n Tg Staff? fr � _ - - Number Permanent Part-Time 0 1 6 0 2 3 Number Summer Employees Fired 6-10 10-12 E 20- 25 12-15 � 2 � I Liblic Works Personnel Assigned o Vehicle Maintenance /Repair _ 6 10 7 7 ' 0 ,Umber of Vehicles Under Public ,orks Maintenance/Repair 130 125 210 10 191 1. 9 �' s 1 i 1 e of Streets 100 126 120 125 = 242 210 %1)1 Juliles of Streets Mien money resurfaced Each Year �' is avail. 3-31 f� 2 - 344 Share cost Free Replacement Polis 50/50 50/50 $35 by Res. 50/50 50/50 No 4 1001 STREET D[l- ' $1,496,78 6a7% T WATER &SE, DIVISION $4y55OY717 20m4% I I PARKING SYiA DIVISION $92,789 Ow4% MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES 1984ow85 PROGRAM OF SERVICES ENGINEERING DIVISION $2,7669993 12.4% STREET DIVISION PROGRAM TOTALS PUBLIC GROUNDS BEAUTIFICATION - $333299 2m2% TRAFFIC SIGN MAINTENANCE $50Y285 3n3% FORESTRY — $335,589 22*4% MCI STATE HIGHWAYMAINTENANCE $345000 2s3 �\ kj,.,o STORM SEWER MAINTENANCE $219326 lo4% EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $1- 97,796 131.2% ADMINISTRATION & SUPPORT $125,150 8m4% PUBLIC BU11--LDINU Zo MAINTENANCE $214,999 14s4% STREET MAINTENANCE $1049141 7mO!j GROUNDS MAINTENANCE $99,850 6m7% LEAF REMOVAL $76,108 5.7% :Wr4 STREET DIVISION EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION rCrSJVIVHL I;VN 1 FiA(;7 UAL SERVICES SERVICES Aco1 LTi f►'����►]� r 9 I �•`? CAPITAL EXPENDITURES WATER A SEWER D PROGRAM T SYSTEMIMPROVEMENTS- $2,145,809 47el% ADMINISTRATION\ SUPPORT 0'$549,001 .. \ 12*1% .\ & N & OF y^ BUILDINGS � .. 0m7% \ MAINTENANCE GROUNDS ` � 098% W MAINTENANCE \ $1,022,547 \ \°\ 22a5% DIS�/» \ » TSYSTEM } $170,282 : \ '� , . . L V E & HYDRANT �MAINTENANCE � .. . . . .. . � . . . . . �: � . .. . . .. ?/ .2 1 249% . WMETERS $131,550 am 2a9% WATER AND SEWER DIVISUON EXPENDITURE CLASS IFICAT[O N PERSON . AL CONTRACTUAL COMMODITIES SERVICES SERVICES ENGINEERING DIVISION PROGRAM TOTALS ADMINISTRATb $90Y 187 31 1 & PLANNING $407656 105% FLOOD CONTA & DRAINAGE $15262,654 4547% 7OR FUEL ik CONSTRUCTIOM, PUBLIC 7MPROVEMENT INSPECTIONS $25342 049% 1* 4F�F''�IAIR583 lv4% Ir 0 $1407046 5w 1 % 0 El ENGINEERING DIVISION EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION !b)ERSONAL CONTRACTUAL SERVICES SERVICES 1 11