HomeMy WebLinkAbout13388ORDINANCE NO 13,388
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR
THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING
JANUARY 1, 1978 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1978; APPRO-
PRIATING FUNDS FOR EACH AND EVERY CLASS OF EXPENDITURE
THEREIN PROVIDED; DECLARING AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,
ARKANSAS.
SECTION 1. Short Title: This Ordinance is and shall be referred
to hereafter as "The Budget Ordinance of the City of Little Rock,
Arkansas for 1978."
SECTION 2. This Ordinance contains description, tables, summaries,
legends and writings calculated to depict a true and accurate statement
of the fiscal affairs of the City of Little Rock, Arkansas as same are
anticipated as of January 1, 1978. All revenues shown herein are based
upon estimates and are subject to change. All appropriations herein-
after made are calculated to be responsive generally to department
needs and anticipated revenues. Certain specific items or lines re-
flected in Subsection A through Subsection R of Section 5 herein are
sectionalized consecutively and certain other lines, items or pages
are not so sectionalized. In order to avoid duplicity and confusion
in appropriating monies, only such horizontal lines hereof as shall
be sectionalized on the left hand margin shall be considered appropria-
tions for the purposes specified and no item, line or part hereof which
is not so sectionalized shall be deemed in any manner whatsoever an
appropriation of any money or funds for any purposes, but shall stand
merely as totals, explanations or summary for information purpos
only. Further, it shall not be necessary to publish or record such
horizontal lines not so sectionalized, but a copy of such shall be
placed in the offices of the City Clerk, Purchasing Agent, and Finance
Director to serve as an approved budget plan as to salaries, operations,
and capital outlay throughout all departments of city government and
subdivisions thereof as outlined within the budget document.
SECTION 3. Within those departmental subdivision appropriations
made herein and sectionalized consecutively in Subsection A through'
Subsection R of Section 5 hereof, the City Manager is hereby given
authority to transfer funds as management deems necessary and appropriate.
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The City Manager is further given the authority to transfer funds
between those numbered departmental subdivisions as management deems
necessary and appropriate so long as the amount of each such transfer
between departmental subdivisions does not exceed the sum of $5,000.00.
All transfers between the numbered departmental subdivisions which
exceed the sum of $5,000.00 shall require the approval of the City
of Little Rock Board of Directors.
SECTION 4. There is hereby appropriated from General Revenue
Sharing funds the sum of $3,500,000.00 for the purpose of paying
Firemen's salaries during the calendar year 1978. The City Manager
and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to transfer
said amount from said fund to the City's General Fund for this purpose.
SECTION 5. OPERATING BUDGET: For operation of the City of Little
Rock during the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1978 and ending
,December 31, 1978 there it hereby appropriated from the City's General
and Street funds (including the Revenue Sharing Fund transfer authorized
in Section 4 hereof) revenues to be collected during said fiscal year
the respective sums for each and every item or class of expenditure
hereinafter set forth commencing with Subsection A and subdivisions
thereof and continuing through Subsection R and subdivisions thereof
as follows:
GENERAL FUND
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES BY DEPARTMENTS & DIVISIONS
UNIT
DEPARTMENT
BUDGET 1978
SUBSECTION A. GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1010
1)
Mayor & Board of Directors
$ 18,591.00
1020
2)
City Clerk
35,342.00
3)
Office of the City Manager
1030
a) Administration
146,009.00
1032
b) Community Relations
29,594.00
1033
c) Communication Center
91,936.00
1040
4)
City Attorney
147,885.00
5)
Judicial
1051
a) Municipal Court (Criminal /Civil)
120,202.00
1052
b) Public Defender
34,588.00
1053
c) Municipal Court (Traffic)
128,752.00
6) Finance
1100 a) Administration 177,369.00
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UNIT
DEPARTMENT
BUDGET
1120
1,522,416.00
b) Revenue Collection
$136,009
1130
Disposal
c) Purchasing
79,385
1140
Work
d) Payroll
39,619
2312
7)
Personnel
& Design - Drafting & Mapping
1200
a) Administration
122,443.00
1210
2320
b) Recruitment & Testing
76,860.00
1220
29,930.00
c) Manpower Development
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1230
Engineering Service
d) Employee Relations
33,135.00
8)
Management Support
26,732.00
1300
6)
a) Administration
140,333.00
1310
2330
b) Computer Operations & Development
124,427.00
1320
82,283.00
c) Systems & Procedures
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1330
Building Inspection
d) Program Analysis & Budget
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1340
c)
e) Management Systems Engineering
55,054.00
2333
9)
General Services
Plumbing & Gas Inspection
1400
2335
a) Administration
96,153.00
1410
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b) Building Maintenance & Custodial
220,660.00
1420
Environmental Inspection
c) Equipment Shop
383,333.00
1430
g)
d) Print Shop
71,309.00
2338
10)
Comprehensive Planning
Environmental Inspection
1500
a) Administration
51,015.00
1510
b) Advance Planning
85,216.00
1520
c) Current Planning
67,734.00
1600
11)
Human Resources
243,664.00
SUBSECTION B. COMMUNITY SERVICES
2000 1) Administration 67,336.00
2) Solid Waste
2110
a)
Collection
1,522,416.00
2120
b)
Disposal
285,188.00
2215
3)
Work
Pool- Engineering
44,741.00
2312
4)
Research
& Design - Drafting & Mapping
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5)
Support Services
2320
a)
Operations
29,930.00
2321
b)
Engineering Service
42,313.00
2323
c)
Mapping & Graphics
26,732.00
6)
Protective
Inspection
2330
a)
Operations
82,283.00
2331
b)
Building Inspection
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2332
c)
Electrical Inspection
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2333
d)
Plumbing & Gas Inspection
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2335
e)
Zoning & Sign Inspection
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2336
f)
Environmental Inspection
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2337
g)
Protective Inspection
182,946.00
2338
h)
Environmental Inspection
154,644.00
UNIT
3000
3010
3020
3110
3120
3130
3200
3210
3220
3300
3312
3313
3314
3315
3316
3317
3320
4000
4100
4200
4300
4400
5000
5100
5200
5300
5400
5500
5600
6200
8400
8500
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DEPARTMENT
SUBSECTION C. PARKS & RECREATION
a) Administration
b) Resources
c) Program Design
1) Cultural
a) Arts
b) Museum
c) zoo
2) Parks
a) Parks Development & Maintenance Admin.
b) Development
c) Maintenance
3) Recreation
a) Administration
b) Swimming Pools
c) Tennis
d) Golf
e) Athletics
f) Community Centers
g) Resources (Concessions)
h) Program Design
SUBSECTION D. FIRE DEPARTMENT
a)
Administration
b)
Fire Alarm Communications
c)
Fire Fighting
d)
Prevention & Investigation
e)
Training
SUBSECTION E. POLICE DEPARTMENT
a)
Administration
b)
Organized Crime & Intelligence
c)
Community Relations & Training
d)
Detention
e)
Investigation & Apprehension
f)
Patrol & Auxiliary Police
g)
Records & Support
SUBSECTION F. ANIMAL CONTROL
SUBSECTION G. LIBRARY
SUBSECTION H. HEALTH BUILDING
SUBSECTION I. HOLIDAY & RECLASSIFICATION PAY
BUDGET
94,221.00
79,705.00
53,821.00
49,100.00
92,000.00
371,703.00
23,801.00
260,305.00
385,555.00
21,865.00
81,472.00
25,654.00
378,673.00
175,843.00
298,358.00
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81,300.00
168,867.00
4,209,514.00
91,126.00
62,915.00
168,320.00
353,100.00
422,824.00
251,077.00
590,260.00
2,529,640.00
802,289.00
121,158.00
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SUBSECTION J. NEIGHBORHOOD ARTS -0-
SUBSECTION K. ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL ACCOUNT 930,106.00
TOTAL - GENERAL FUND $18,369,718.00
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STREET FUND
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES BY DEPARTMENTS & DIVISIONS
UNIT
DEPARTMENT
BUDGET
3)
SUBSECTION L. GENERAL GOVERNMENT
49,000
1420
Equipment Shop
81,615.00
SUBSECTION M. COMMUNITY SERVICES
21,000
2200
a) Administration
129,090.00
2210
b) Operations
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7)
SUBSECTION N. STREET
5,000
2211
a) Cleaning
178,952.00
2212
b) Maintenance
1,299,481.00
2213
c) Construction
118,133.00
2214
d) Drainage System
104,943.00
SUBSECTION 0. TRAFFIC
2221
a) Control Devices
201,247.00
2222
b) Signals
279,469.00
2223
c) Street Lighting
576,000.00
2224
d) Parking Meters
24,008.00
2300
SUBSECTION P. ENGINEERING- Administration
84,592.00
SUBSECTION Q. RESEARCH & DESIGN
2310
a) Operations
49,568.00
2311
b) Design
128,934.00
2313
c) Project Development- Coordination
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2314
d) Field Operations
107,373.00
2340
SUBSECTION R. ENGINEERING OPERATIONS
56,783.00
TOTAL - STREET FUND
$ 3,420,188.00
TOTAL - GENERAL & STREET FUNDS
$21,789,906.00
SECTION 6. EQUIPMENT & SPECIAL PROJECTS: There is hereby appro-
priated from funding sources set out below for equipment and special
projects the following amounts:
FUND AVAILABILITY: GENERAL & STREET REVENUE SHARING
FUNDS FUNDS TOTALS
Projected 1977 Balances &
1978 Interest Earnings $611,778
APPROPRIATIONS:
1) Pulaski County Schools 77,000
2)
Central Ark. Transit
400,000
3)
Library
49,000
4)
Collator & Stitcher for
Print Shop
21,000
5)
Neighborhood Arts
25,000
6)
Tennis Center Resurfacing
10,000
7)
Job Classification Update
5,000
8)
Animal Control Euthanasia
Machine & Furnishings
91000
9)
Barrel- Loading Mechanism
6,000
for Parks Truck
$866,805 $1,478,583
77,000
400,000
49,000
21,000
25,000
10,000
5,000
9,000
6,000
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10) Data Processing Equipment
11) 15 Sirens to Complete
Warning System
12) Street Resurfacing
13) Fire Truck (1,000 Gal.
Pumper)
14) Street Flusher
15) Dragline
16) Motor Patrol Grader
17) Portable Shed
18) Traffic Building Im-
provements
TOTAL- Equipment & Special
Projects
Remaining Balances
GENERAL AND REVENUE S]
STREET FUNDS FUNDS
$112,550
66,913
75,000
47,000
26,000
110,000
57,000
46,000
TOTALS `.
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$112,550
66,913
75,000
47,000
26,000
110,000
57,000
46,000
10,600 10,600
$602,000 $551,063 $1,153,063
9,778
315,742
TOTAL OPERATING BUDGET, EQUIPMENT & SPECIAL PROJECTS $22,942,969
325,520
SECTION 7. The appropriations made herein include additional pay
for holidays for all agents, servants and employees of the City of
Little Rock, including, but not limited to, uniformed employees, as
provided for by the laws of the State of Arkansas.
SECTION 8. Any appropriations made herein may, by ordinance, be
amended, altered or changed by amending only the sectionalized horizontal
line or lines in which the change or changes may be desired. It shall
be unnecessary to amend any other portion hereof and all unsectionalized
portions hereof not specifically designated in the amending ordinance
shall be deemed changed to reflect any such amendment.
SECTION 9. For the purpose of maintaining a sufficient amount of
money on hand at all times to meet current expenses the General and
Street Fund Reserve of $1,350,000 established by Resolution $5,507 is
hereby increased from unappropriated balances remaining December 31,
1977 to $1,700,000.
SECTION 10. An emergency is hereby declared to exist and this
Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after January 1,
1978.
PASSED: December 20, 1977
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ATTEST: � APPROVED. �A
ie Mayor