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9. Ter~or~ Part-time Rink Attendants for Parks: Approve the request. The <br /> amc[unt Of dollars requested is consistent with the amount of time used by the Rink <br /> Att6nda~ts for the season. Savings $0. <br /> <br />10. part ;fim~ Temporary for Parks: Increase this request to 1,200 hours to <br /> reSI:ond !to service levels demanded by the public. Cost $2,810. <br /> <br />11. Fun · ii <br /> lame Laborer for Parks/Water: Do not approve the request. With additional <br /> hel in ;the summer and a reallocation of staffing in the Public Works Department <br /> the~ should be adequate hours available to complete the tasks as requested. With <br /> turint ~taffing levels there would be 8,987 full and part-time hours available to <br /> streets :and 7,840 full and part-time hours available to parks/utilities, totalling <br /> 16,8~27:'ftall and part-time hours. Requests for 1993 would bring staffing levels to <br /> 11,422~t~uI1 and part-time hours available in streets and 9,920 full and part-time <br /> hou.~ available in parks/utilities, totalling 21,342 full and part-time hours. With the <br /> reedmffiendations in numbers 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 are 9,840 hours in <br /> parl~s/u~ffiities and 9,480 hours in streets, totalling 19,320 full and part-time hours. <br /> Sa~ing$ $24,881. <br /> <br /> 12. Inte~ f~rTrees: Do not approve this request. Provide funding through <br /> conh'aCtl for services using the Grant dollars. Savings to personal services <br /> <br /> 13. Incrgaselhours of Environmental Specialist from 20 hours per week to 25 hours per <br /> week; 1~o not approve this request. Use the Grant dollars to contract for services. <br /> Sa~ng~ $3,367. <br />Additional Savings: <br /> <br />A. Co~nu~ the status quo relative to the Engineering car rather than a car allowance as <br /> prol~ose~t in the budget. Recent procedural changes have resulted in this car as the <br /> only: Engineering car (also one dedicated for Building Inspections) with all others in <br /> a p~ol -.~see memo attached. Savings $2,750. <br /> I <br /> <br />B. Hol~ay iBuy Back potential for Police Department. The estimate for buy back is 88 <br /> houlrs. There is 792 hours in the personal services portion of the budget (88 hours <br /> tim~s 9 bfficers). Cut the amount in the budget by 50%. Savings of $7,733. <br /> <br />C. Organization wide we average 2% of payroll in overtime and compensatory time. <br /> Duo to a desire to mmnta~n certmn levels of coverage we use more overnme ~n the <br /> Poli~e Department than the other departments. If 2% of regular employees salaries <br /> w¢~ PU~ in for overtime organization wide that amount would be $23,179 (based <br /> on ~t~U{St of $1,158,936). <br /> Th~efoie there is a need to reduce the amount of overtime in the Police Department <br /> to $79,3~0, rather than the $13,000 requested. This will require a philosophy <br /> chaitge ~egarding mandatory coverage levels. Attached is the most current recap of <br /> pret niun~ time paid and compensatory time earned. The Police Department to date <br /> has hsed. $6,984.91 of the $10,400 police department overtime budget (67%), or <br /> 54q, of ~he $12,900 city-wide overtime budget Savings $4,383. <br /> <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />Revised 8/31/92 3:25 PM <br /> <br /> <br />
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