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Resolution 80-16363 RESOLUTION NO. 80-16363 A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE 1979/80 CITY BUDGET BY IN- CREASING APPROPRIATIONS BY $1, 601 ,000 TO PROVIDE FOR COSTS INCURRED SUBSEQUENT TO ADOPTION OF ORIGINAL BUDGET. WHEREAS, it is necessary to increase the City' s 1979/1980 budget to compensate for expenses which have been incurred by the City since the Commission' s approval of said budget on September 26 1979 ; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Budget adopted for fiscal year 1979/80 be and the same is hereby amended to increase appropriations by $1, 601, 000, said funds to be assigned in accordance with the Commission Memorandum attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that this appropriation be funded from the City of Miami Beach Unappropriated Fund Balance. PASSED and ADOPTED this 20th day of August 1980. \-1\- ayor Attest: C . y Clerk APPeuVED LEGAL !)EPT.. 1 • o 1 15" TMP :ab OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY - 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE -MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 eu 'e4d FLORIDA 3 3 1 3 9 i / * INCORP ORATCD !: ) "VACATlONLAND U. S. A." OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER CITY HALL HAROLD T.TOAL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE CITY MANAGER TELEPHONE: 673-7010 24,COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. Fq DATE: August 20, 1980 TO: Mayor Murray Meyerson and Me bels of the,p,ity Commission FROM: Herald T. Toa City Manager SUBJECT: AMENDMENT TO 1979/80 BUDGET As I indicated in my memorandum of March 3, 1980, (Commission Memor- andum No. 8051) it is necessary to reopen certain parts of the cur- rent operating budget to provide for items approved subsequent to the adoption of the 1979/80 budget. Due to the fact that we have now completed ten months of the fiscal year, it is possible to pro- ject with more exactitude those areas in need of supplemental ap- propriation: 1. Workers' Compensation $ 750,000 The rapid settlement of old claims by Risk Management Associates, Inc. not anticipated during budget preparation has led to an over- expenditure in this account which is projected to reach three quarters of a million dollars. 2. Water for Resale 650,000 Our cost for water has escalated from 21c to more than 27c per thousand gallons this year. 3. Incinerator Fees 25,000 The closing of the landfill sites and the increase in tipping fees for Dade County will leave this account without sufficient funds. 4. Convention Center 75,000 An increase in the cost of temporary labor plus an unusually heavy schedule of events has totally depleted the temporary labor account ($50,000) . Also, the increased activities scheduled during the current operating year at the Convention Center, plus the increase in fuel adjustment charges has exhausted the electricity account ($25,000) . 5. Driver Licenses Examination Station 41,000 The City Administration has requested approval from the City Commission (Commission Memorandum No. "0,3 August 20, 1980) to enlarge the Driver Licenses Examination Station. 6. Mechanical Maintenance 60,000 Due to increased gasoline prices and additions to the City's fleet, the Mechanical Maintenance budget will be without sufficient funds for motor fuels. TOTAL $1,601,000 f!' AGENDA ITEM �▪ + DATE `. ▪ Q ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends that the 1979/80 operating budget be amended as detailed above and that the sum of $1,601,000 be appropriated from Unappropriated Fund Balance. HTT:WEM:sw ORIGINAL , RESOLUTION NO. 80-16363 (Amending the 1979/80 City Budget by increasing appropriations by $1,601,000 to provide for costs incurred subsequent • to adoption of original budget)