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December 7 , 1993
Regular meeting of the Kent City Council was called to order at
7: 00 p.m. by Mayor Pro Tem Woods. Present: Councilmembers
Bennett, Houser, Johnson, Mann, and Orr, Chief Administrative
Officer McCarthy, City Attorney Lubovich, Planning Director
Harris, Public Works Director Wickstrom, Fire Chief Angelo,
Police Chief Crawford, Human Resources Director Olson, Acting
Finance Director Miller and Acting Parks Director Thorell.
Councilmember White was excused from the meeting. Approximately
85 people were at the meeting.
PUBLIC City Historian. Mayor Pro Tem Woods announced
COMMUNICATION that Kent' s City Historian, Rae Reitan, had
passed away yesterday and asked for a moment of
silence in her honor.
Skyler Gronholz Day. Woods announced that
Skyler Gronholz is a young artist who, as a
result of winning a very special art com-
petition, was able to meet President Clinton.
She also noted that Skyler's work will hang at
the main Seattle Art Museum throughout the
month of December, and read a proclamation
declaring December 8 , 1993 , as Skyler Gronholz
Day in the City of Kent. She encouraged all
citizens to congratulate him and recognize his
talent and achievement. Skyler thanked the
Council for the proclamation.
National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention
Month. Woods read a proclamation declaring the
month of December, 1993 , as National Drunk and
Drugged Driving Prevention Month in the City of
Kent and encouraging all citizens, government
agencies, public and private institutions,
businesses, hospitals and schools in Kent to
promote awareness of causes of driver impair-
ment, existing and proposed laws intended to
further reduce and prevent impaired driving,
and opportunities to establish safer and
healthier norms regarding the use of alcohol
and other drugs for all citizens, particularly
young people. She presented the proclamation
to Christi Houser, Chair of the Drinking Driver
Task Force.
EmDlovee of the Month. Woods announced that
Karen Bonaci, Public Education Specialist for
the Fire Department, has been selected as
• Employee of the Month for December. She noted
that Karen's contributions have helped signifi-
cantly in better serving the citizens ' needs by
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PUBLIC providing a wide variety of programs that are
COMMUNICATION directed to their safety. Woods thanks her for
her hard work and dedication. Fire Chief
Angelo added that when Karen came upon a major
fire on the way to work one morning, she made
major decisions which resulted in saving lives.
He noted that the Fire Department is very proud
of her and offered his congratulations.
Regional Justice Center Update - Arts
Committee. Patrice Thorell introduced Leonard
Garfield, Cultural Resources Division Manager
for King County. Garfield distributed copies
of the Public Art Plan for the Regional Justice
Center. He credited the Kent community, the
Kent government, and the Kent Arts Commission
who participated in developing this Plan. He
noted that the Plan achieves a balance of art
opportunities, celebrating the themes of law
and justice.
CONSENT MANN MOVED that Consent Calendar Items A
CALENDAR through R be approved. Houser seconded and
® the motion carried.
MINUTES (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3A)
Approval of Minutes. APPROVAL of the minutes
of the regular Council meeting of November 16,
1993 , and the Special Council meeting of
November 30, 1993 .
HEALTH & (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3H)
SANITATION Cascade Commerce Park. AUTHORIZATION to accept
the bill of sale and warranty agreement sub-
mitted by Spieker-Hosford-Romney #172 for
continuous operation and maintenance of 33 feet
of sanitary sewer improvements and release of
bonds after expiration of the maintenance
period, as recommended by the Public Works
Committee. The project is located in the
vicinity of 6307 South 216th Street.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 30)
Oak Hill. AUTHORIZATION to accept the bill
of sale and warranty agreement submitted by
William E. Ruth for continuous operation and
maintenance of 965 feet of watermain extension
and 1, 787 feet of sanitary sewer improvements
and release of bonds after expiration of the
® maintenance period, as recommended by the
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HEALTH & Public Works Committee. The project is located
SANITATION in the vicinity of S. E. 246th P1. & 114th Ave.
S. E.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3P)
Red Robin. AUTHORIZATION to accept the bill of
sale and warranty agreement submitted by East
Hill Associates for continuous operation and
maintenance of 510 feet of street improvements
and release of bonds after expiration of the
maintenance period, as recommended by the
Public Works Committee. The project is located
at 25207 104th Ave. S. E.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3Q)
The Meadow. AUTHORIZATION to accept the bill
of sale and warranty agreement submitted by
Walter J. Buttkus and Betty Lou Buttkus for
continuous operation and maintenance of 36 feet
of storm sewer improvements and release of
bonds after expiration of the maintenance
period, as recommended by the Public Works
Committee. The project is located at the
® southwest corner of S .E. 248th St. & 116th Ave.
S. E.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3R)
Westminster Place. AUTHORIZATION to accept the
bill of sale and warranty agreement submitted
by Rich Lucas for continuous operation and
maintenance of 583 feet of watermain extension,
786 feet of sanitary sewers, 650 of street
improvements and 602 feet of storm sewers and
release of bonds after expiration of the main-
tenance period, as recommended by the Public
Works Committee. The project is located in the
vicinity of S.E. 248th St. & 116th Ave. S. E.
STORM (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3G)
IMPROVEMENTS 94th Avenue Storm Improvements. AUTHORIZATION
to accept as complete the contract with Moss
Construction for the 94th Avenue Storm Improve-
ments project and release of retainage after
receipt of State releases, as recommended by
the Public Works Committee.
STREET (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3D)
VACATION Landing Way Street Vacation (Van Doren' s
Landing) . ADOPTION of Resolution No. 1374
® setting January 4th as the public hearing date
for street vacation of Landing Way from 64th
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STREET Avenue S. to S. 228th Street, as recommended by
VACATION the Public Works Committee.
TRAFFIC (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3K)
CONTROL LID 344 - 240/108th Traffic Signal. ADOPTION
of Resolution No. 1376 declaring the City' s
intent to create a Local Improvement District
to partially fund the installation of a traffic
signal at the intersection of S. E. 240th St. &
108th Ave. S. E. , and setting January 4th as the
public hearing date on the LID formation, as
recommended by the Public Works Committee.
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4K)
(ADDED BY COUNCILMEMBER JOHNSON)
277th Corridor. Johnson distributed copies of
a proposed resolution relating to the 277th
Corridor. He noted that he and staff members
had recently attended a King County Council
meeting and that the issue of potential future
zoning was raised. He said the County's con-
cern was that the land would be upzoned. HE
MOVED that Resolution No. 1379 dealing with
® this concern be adopted, and explained that the
City would be on record as having no problem
making an agreement with the County that cur-
rent zoning under the Soos Creek Plan would be
the same zoning the City would recommend if the
corridor were annexed into the City in the
future. Bennett seconded the motion to adopt
Resolution No. 1379 and the motion carried.
PUBLIC WORKS (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3F)
Bridge Repainting (Meeker Street) .
AUTHORIZATION to accept a Federal grant and
establish a project budget for the Bridge
Repainting project on Meeker Street, as
recommended by the Public Works Committee.
PROPERTY (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3I)
ACQUISITION Ubiqua Property Acquisition (277th Corridor) .
AUTHORIZATION to move forward with acquisition
of the Ubiqua property, as recommended by the
Public Works Committee. The City has made
offers on two parcels of land in the vicinity
of S.E. 274th St. and 116th Ave. S.E. One
parcel is 10 acres with an appraised value of
$460, 000 and one parcel is 3-1/2 acres with an
appraised value of $156, 000 . The property
owner has accepted the offer at the appraised
values.
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ANNEXATIONS (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3E)
Everson Annexation. ADOPTION of Resolution
No. 1375 setting January 4th as the public
hearing date on the Everson Annexation. The
City has received Boundary Review Board ap-
proval to proceed with this annexation in the
vicinity of S . 216th Street and 93rd Avenue
South. The Public Works Committee has
concurred.
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4J)
Soos Creek Sewer Annexation. The Soos Creek
Water & Sewer District is in the process of
putting together a sewer annexation near the
City ' s Kent Springs watershed for the purpose
of providing sewer service to future Kent
School District facilities, as well as existing
residences along the north end of Lake Sawyer.
The Public Works Committee has recommended that
the City be authorized to sign as a partici-
pating petitioner in this annexation. MANN
MOVED that the City be authorized to sign as a
® participating petitioner in the Soos Creek
Sewer Annexation. Bennett seconded and the
motion carried.
ANNEXATION (PUBLIC HEARINGS - ITEM 2B)
ZONING Chestnut Ridge Annexation Proposed Initial
Zoning (AZ-93-1) . The Planning Commission has
recommended approval of the proposed initial
zoning designation outlined in Alternative #i
for the Chestnut Ridge Annexation area. Kevin
O'Neil of the Planning Department noted that
the bulk of the area was zoned RS-7200 when it
was in King County, part was zoned Growth
Reserved, meaning that very low density de-
velopment would be allowed until the end of
1994 at which time RS-5000 would go into effect
allowing approximately 8 units per acre, and
that there were a couple of parcels zoned
RS-9600, slightly lower than Kent' s 7200. He
noted that Alternative #1 would zone the bulk
of the land R1-7200 which is essentially the
same as the County's RS-7200, part would be
zoned R1-9 . 6 which is consistent with the
County' s zoning, and the 29-acre parcel would
be zoned RA, which is the lowest density single
family residential zone at 1 unit per acre.
• Janette Nuss of the Planning Commission said
that they felt Alternative #i coincides best
with the Comprehensive Plan.
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ANNEXATION Woods declared the public hearing open.
ZONING Michael Kubicek, 20621 92nd Avenue South,
stated that 4 units per acre (9. 6 zoning) is
too many, and that there should be only one
unit per acre, because of the steep slope.
Jack Kastien, 20609 94th Avenue South, pointed
out the sensitivity of the hillside and urged
the Councilmembers to visit the site before the
next public hearing. There were no further
comments and ORR MOVED to continue the public
hearing on the Chestnut Ridge Annexation
Initial Zoning Designation to January 18, 1994 .
Houser seconded and the motion carried.
COMPREHENSIVE (PUBLIC HEARINGS - ITEM 2A)
PLAN MAP Chestnut Ridge Annexation - Comprehensive Plan
DESIGNATION Map Designation (CPA-93-2) . The Planning
Commission has recommended approval of the
proposed plan amendment changing the city-wide
Comprehensive Land Use Plan Map to designate
the entire Chestnut Ridge Annexation area as
SF, Single Family, as depicted in Alternate
Plan Amendment #1.
® Woods noted receipt of letters from Joel Ross
and Frank E. Fleischacker. HOUSER MOVED to
make the letters part of the record. Johnson
seconded and the motion carried. Matt Jackson
of the Planning Department noted that the area
is approximately 186 acres, contains 294 par-
cels, and has 743 residents. He stated that
the land use is generally single family
residential. He noted that there are signifi-
cant slopes which exceed 25%, and that slopes
exceeding 15% can have severe development
limitations placed on them. He noted that an
open house was held to display the three
alternatives, which was well attended, and that
staff has recommended Alternative #1. Janette
Nuss of the Planning Commission noted that many
residents reported drainage problems after
development occurred, and that traffic is an-
other concern with residents. She said that
the steepness of the slopes is one reason they
have recommended Alternative #1. Nuss noted
that one property owner is in favor of town-
homes, and that the needs of the residents
should be considered.
M Woods declared the public hearing open.
Michael Kubicek, 20621 92nd Ave. South, noted
that in 1989 , 1990 and 1991, the County
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COMPREHENSIVE documented that, because of heavy rains, the
PLAN MAP slope slid forward to the road. He said he
DESIGNATION would like to see the road moved. Andrew
Fuller, 20628 95th Avenue South, urged the
Council to limit development and approve the
Planning Commission' s recommendation. He also
suggested that the Council consider acquiring
the steepest portion for a greenbelt or park.
Jack Kastien, 20609 94th Avenue South, reminded
the Council that this area is earthquake sen-
sitive. He added that after a Cat had prepared
the area for surveyors, the area was so sensi-
tive that the runoff closed the road below. He
spoke in opposition to any type of multifamily
zoning, and urged the Council to agree with the
Planning Commission' s recommendation. Ron
Harmon, 20627 95th Avenue South, noted that
because of earthquake sensitivity, when their
house was built they had to put footings 8-10 '
below grade, and that they often have water in
their basement which must be pumped out. There
were no further comments and ORR MOVED to close
the public hearing. Houser seconded and the
motion carried. ORR THEN MOVED to approve
the Planning Commission's recommendation of
approval for the Chestnut Ridge Annexation Area
Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment as described
in Alternative #1 (CPA-93-2) , and to direct the
City Attorney to prepare the necessary resolu-
tion. Bennett seconded and the motion carried.
FINAL PLAT (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4C)
West Meadow Final Plat (FSU-93-2) . This date
has been set for a public meeting on an
application for the West Meadow Final Plat
(FSU-93-2) . The property is approximately
. 83 acres in size and is located at the south-
west corner of S. E. 248th St. and 115th Ave.
S.E. The Council approved the West Meadow
Preliminary Plat (FSU-93-02) on September 21,
1993 . ORR MOVED for approval of the West
Meadow Final Plat (FSU-93-2) . Houser seconded
and the motion carried.
GROWTH (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4E)
MANAGEMENT Growth Management Service Agreement. The
Growth Management Act provides funding to
cities and counties who are required to plan
under the Act. GMA funds are distributed to
the City of Kent through King County. The
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GROWTH proposed resolution constitutes the agreement
MANAGEMENT between the City of Kent and King County for
the distribution of 1993-1994 funds.
Fred Satterstrom, Planning Manager, noted that
the Operations Committee approved this item
today. He noted that King County only recently
gave them the proposal for an interlocal agree-
ment, and that the City will be eligible to
receive approximately $55, 000 in growth manage-
ment funds. HOUSER MOVED to approve Resolution
No. 1378 relating to the 1993-94 Growth Manage-
ment Service Agreement. Orr seconded and the
motion carried.
PRELIMINARY (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4I)
SUBDIVISION Harvey Preliminary subdivision #SU-90-3 -
One-Year Extension. Mr. Hine, representing
Mr. Harvey Grohs from HCE/Richard Carothers
Associates, has requested a one-year extension
of the Harvey Preliminary Plat #SU-90-3 . The
City Council approved the preliminary subdivi-
sion on September 18, 1990. The preliminary
plat lapses three years from the date of ap-
proval under the Kent City Code, 12 . 04 . 390 (A) .
Through an oversight, HCE allowed the expira-
tion date to lapse. The City Code provides for
a one-year extension upon showing a good faith
attempt to submit the final plot, which HCE has
shown. ORR MOVED to approve a one-year exten-
sion of the Harvey Preliminary Subdivision
#SU-93-3 to September 18 , 1994 . Houser
seconded and the motion carried.
CABLE TV (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3L)
Cable TV Basic Service Rate Regulation.
ADOPTION of Resolution No. 1377 setting January
18 , 1994 , as the date for a public hearing on
City regulation of basic service tier rates,
including related equipment, installation and
service charges of all cable television fran-
chises operating in the City of Kent.
PUBLIC (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4F)
DEFENSE Public Defense Contract. The City contract to
hire public defense legal counsel expires at
the end of 1993 . The City Attorney has
negotiated a new public defense contract for
1994 . Lubovich distributed letters from Ellis,
Li & McKinstry and from the Law Office of
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PUBLIC Timothy A. Jenkins. He noted that Ellis
DEFENSE proposes to handle the public defense contract
for $137, 000 inclusive of all costs and appeals
annually, and that Jenkins has proposed
$130, 000 to a maximum of 1300 cases. He
explained that although Jenkins ' proposal is
less, the Ellis proposal is more cost effective
because of the volume of cases, and recommended
that the Ellis proposal be accepted. JOHNSON
MOVED that the City accept the public defense
contract under the terms and conditions de-
scribed by and subject to final approval of the
City Attorney. Houser seconded and the motion
carried. It was clarified that Johnson' s
motion related to contract form.
MUNICIPAL (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4G)
COURT Municipal Court Administrator. Kathy Johnston
has been selected to serve as the Municipal
Court Administrator for the City of Kent.
According to the City ' s ordinance establishing
the Municipal Court, the person selected as
Court Administrator must be confirmed by the
® City Council .
McCarthy noted that Ms. Johnston was selected
by a panel and that she brings a wealth of
knowledge to the City. HOUSER MOVED to confirm
Kathy Johnston as the Kent Municipal Court
Administrator. Bennett seconded and the motion
carried.
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4H)
Municipal Court ordinance. In passing
Ordinance No. 3125 establishing the Kent
Municipal Court, the section pertaining to
appointment of judges pro tem inadvertently was
drafted in conflict with applicable State law.
The proposed ordinance brings the local code
into conformance with State law by giving the
Mayor, and not the municipal judge, the au-
thority to appoint judges pro tem. In order to
resolve this conflict before opening date of
the Kent Municipal Court, an emergency must be
declared to effect immediate passage. Assis-
tant City Attorney Brubaker noted that State
law stipulates that an emergency ordinance must
be passed by a unanimous vote of the Council-
members in attendance. HOUSER MOVED that
Ordinance No. 3146 authorizing the Mayor to
appoint judges pro tem as required by State law
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MUNICIPAL and declaring an emergency for the immediate
COURT passage thereof, be adopted. Mann seconded.
Bill Doolittle, 412 N. Washington, noted that
Council passed an ordinance on June 15 creating
the municipal court which took effect 30 days
later. He noted that the ordinance stated that
the judge would be named by the Mayor and
approved by the Council within 30 days, or by
August 15. He stated that this did not happen.
He also commented that State law says that
within 30 days after passing an ordinance
creating a court, a judge will be named and
confirmed by Council and that this was not
done. He noted that it also says that in order
to have a judge in place by January 1st, the
judge must be appointed by December 1st of the
previous year, which was not done. He asked
whether the judge pro tem will need confirma-
tion of the city council. Brubaker explained
that appointment of a judge pro tem needs no
confirmation by the City Council . Mann stated
that a judge was appointed but not confirmed,
® and that the law was complied with.
The motion to adopt Ordinance 3146 then
carried.
(ADDED ITEM)
Municipal Court Judge. Woods asked that a
letter in support of Carole Grayson by
Mr. Kelby Fletcher be made a part of the public
record. JOHNSON SO MOVED. Orr seconded and
the motion carried.
SISTER CITY (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3J)
Yanqzhou, China Agreement. APPROVAL of the
reciprocal agreement between the City of
Yanqzhou, China, and the City of Kent,
Washington, confirming the establishment of
the Sister City relationship. The formal
document was signed on September 30, 1993 .
CITY ART PLAN (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3M)
1994 City Art Plan Budget and 1994-1998 Five
Year City Art Plan. ADOPTION of the 1994 City
Art Plan Budget and 1994-1998 Five Year City
Art Plan, as recommended by the Parks Committee
on November 9, 1993 .
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COUNCIL (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3N)
Council Absence. APPROVAL of a request from
Councilmember Jim White for an excused absence
from the December 7, 1993 , City Council meet-
ing, as he will be out of town and unable to
attend.
FIRE (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3C)
DEPARTMENT Business Inspections - Fire Department.
AUTHORIZATION for the Mayor to sign an inter-
local agreement between King County and the
City of Kent for 1994 . Each year the City
signs an agreement with King County and the
Commissioners of King County Fire District #37
which allows the Fire Department to perform
business inspections in the Fire District. The
contract remains unchanged from previous years.
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4D)
West Hill Fire Station No. 73 . In 1986, during
the methane gas problems on the West Hill, a
settlement with the City of Seattle was
reached. A part of that agreement was to place
® a neighborhood park or Tot Lot at the site of
the old fire station. The Fire Department
solicited responses from the neighbors and
reported these to the Public Safety Committee.
The Public Safety Committee recommends that the
property be surplused and that the original
agreement be honored.
Fire Chief Angelo clarified that funds are not
in the budget for building a park, demolishing
the station, or removing the underground tank.
He recommended that the property be surplused,
and be used for storage in the meantime, since
it will take time for Parks to plan and finance
a tot lot or park. He also asked that the
original intent for use of the area be
considered.
MANN MOVED that the West Hill Fire Station
property be surplused, and that it continue to
be used by the Fire Department for storage
until the implementation of a plan to be
proposed through the Parks Committee. Bennett
seconded and the motion carried.
PROPERTY TAX (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4A)
LEVY 1994 Property Tax Levy ordinance. The property
tax levy is calculated with information
received from King County, based on the 106
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PROPERTY TAX percent levy lid law, and new construction and
LEVY voter approved debt service requirements.
Acting Finance Director Miller noted that the
levy is 2 .79 and that the assessed valuation
has increased each year since 1983 . She said
that the figures received today were lower for
the first time in many years. She explained
that levy is $3 . 22 and that it was $3 . 19 in
1992 . Miller noted that other cities in the
area also experienced a decrease in their
figures. She explained that the levy needs to
be adopted tonight and if the figures are
incorrect, they can be changed. Upon Wood's
suggestion, Miller agreed to contact cities on
the East side about the figures they were
given.
HOUSER MOVED to adopt Ordinance No. 3144 fixing
the tax levy for 1994 . Mann seconded and the
motion carried with Bennett voting nay due to
the lack of information.
BUDGET (OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 4B)
® 1994 Budget. The Council established this date
to adopt the 1994 Budget. An ordinance has
been prepared to reflect the Mayor's budget
proposal with adjustments as discussed and
recommended by the Budget Committee at their
November 29th meeting.
Acting Finance Director Miller explained
changes to the budget as attached to these
minutes.
She noted that 40 positions were deleted in
1992 , 21 were deleted in 1993 , and 9. 5 will now
be deleted, for a total of 70. 5 positions,
totalling a savings of approximately $2 , 900, 000
per year.
She noted that this budget includes increases
in public safety and economic development and
productivity, it increases the fund balance to
$1, 350, 000, and it includes no new taxes.
JOHNSON MOVED to adopt Ordinance No. 3145
approving the 1994 Budget. Orr seconded and
the motion carried with Bennett opposed.
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FINANCE (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 3B)
`g11KI Approval of Bills. APPROVAL of payment of the
bills received through November 30, 1993 , after
auditing by the operations Committee at its
!� meeting on December 7 , 1993 .
ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 8 : 30 p.m.
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ADJUST40II5 TO 1994 PREL4UPM BUDGET
TO AM= AT MIAL BUD=
Inc (Dec) BegLmunrg Ending
in Fund Fund Finl
Revers Egarclttures Balance Balance Balance
GOJFRPIDffS7lAI, FUNDS
GENERAL FUND 33,854,756 35,879,757 (2,025,001) 3,375,001 1,350,000
Fund Balance Increase as of 10/31/93 88,609 88,609
Increase MF�hcal Aid Rates 92,819 (92,819) (92,819)
Reclassifications Council Date 10/19/93 26,784 (26,784) (26,784)
* Harrison louse Rental Assistance 5,760 (5,760) (5,760)
* Add 3rd Assistant Chief 62,628 (62,628) (62,628)
* Reallocate 'Diversity Tram,m" (50,000) 50,000 50,000
* for "General Citywide Train' 50,000 (50,000) (50,000)
Transitional Housing for Homeless Man (7,000) 7,000 7,OCO
Reallocated to Fhe_ryeicy Severe Futter Shelter 7,000 (7,000) (7,000)
Move Water Qaality to Drainage Fund (158,239) 158,239 158,239
De=ease cost allocations for aster quality 158,239 (158,239) (158,239)
Add Parks, Sewer & Drainage 5,812 (5,812) (5,612)
* Miscellareo;is Ad3ustments 4,433 (4,433) (4,433)
* Increase fluid Balance to cover ad3ustments 109,627 109,627
Ad3usted General Find 33,854,756 36,077,993 (2,223,237) 3,573,237 1,350,000
SPFX.7AI, BEUfNUE FUNDS
ST= 2,646,592 2,742,133 (95,541) 588,697 493,156
Fed Balance Decrease as of 10/31/93 (106,987) (108,987)
Increase Medical Aid Rates 343 (343) (343)
* Miscellaneous Adgustaants (283) 283 283
Pdgusted Street Find 2,646,592 2,742,193 (95,601) 479,710 384,109
CAPITAL IMP%JdEt+ffS7P 3,615,288 3,826,510 (211,222) 661,222 450,000
Fund Balance Increase as of 10/31/93 23,556 23,556
* Delete Downt parking Garage (75,C00) 75,000 75,000
* Increase Side 1Uc to $300,000 25,000 (25,000) (25,000)
Fire Hearing Protection (eras MDT) 23,556 (23,556) (23,556)
Ad3uste9 Capital LrFroverait Flud 3,615,288 3,800,066 (184,778) 684,778 500,000
CRSMDM JUSTICE 725,329 805,237 (79,908) 193,593 113,6B5
Fmd Balance use as of 10/31/93 (21,815) (21,815)
Increase Medical Aid Rates 2,243 (2,243) (2,243)
Reduce Grant - Pro3ect Lrght}ruse (29,923) (29,923)
* Miscellaneous Pd3ustxents (3,115) (3,603) 488 488
Ad3usted Criminal Justice Fed 692,291 773,954 (81,663) 171,778 90,115
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