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Costs Associated With Opening of New Facilities 5/15/2009 <br /> Footnotes: <br /> Commissioner Approved Budget FY 2008-09 County Manager Recommended Budget FY 2009-10 <br /> (1) Central Orange Senior Center:Savings from moving into the new facility mid-year. (11) Central Orange Senior Center:Rent savings from the second half of FY 2008-09. <br /> (2) Cedar Grove:Includes Parks Conservation Technician II approved starting January 1,2008(1.0 FTE). (12) Cedar Grove: Department staff requested an additional 1.0 FTE for the park,but it was not recommended by the County Manager. Instead, <br /> the budget for seasonal employees was increased to manage the workload for full park use. <br /> (3) Cedar Grove:Staff spent the year preparing parks for use(i.e.procuring equipment,putting in trails,and developing the ball field).Full services (13) West Ten:Department staff requested an additional 1.0 FTE for the park,but it was not recommended by the County Manager. Instead,the <br /> were not available to the public. budget for seasonal employees was increased to manage the workload for full park use. <br /> (4) West Ten:Includes a Parks Conservation Technician II approved starting,October 1,2008(1.0 FTE)and a Parks Specialist position approved (14) West Ten:Contribution from Sport Endeavors for advertising in the new facility($30,000),concession and rental revenue. <br /> starting October 1,2007(1.0 FTE). <br /> (5) West Ten:Staff spent the year preparing parks for use(i.e.seeding,fertilizing,top dressing,and mowing).Full services were not available to (15) Fairview:Cost to prepare the park for use.Costs in FY 2008-09 were only related to a portion of the FTE costs for the mobile crew assigned to <br /> the public. the park. <br /> (6) Fairview:Town of Hillsborough's proposed contribution to Fairview Park. (16) Fairview:Currently,the contribution from the Town of Hillsborough is unknown. <br /> (7)Animal Services Facility: Vet Health Care Technician approved starting January 1,2009(.40 FTE of this position was related to the new facility (17) Library:This scenario assumes the new Library will open with no new FTEs. Department staff has requested 4.0 additional FTEs at a cost of <br /> only,the remaining.60 FTE was related to conversion of non-permanent to permanent staffing. $172,793. <br /> (8) Hillsborough Commons:The State reimburses the County for 50%of Hillsborough Commons'costs. (18)Animal Services Facility: full year costs for.40 FTE Vet Health Care Technician position approved starting January 1,2009 <br /> (9) Solid Waste:These include one-time costs for land improvements,furnishings,equipment,and building improvements. (19) Hillsborough Commons:The State reimburses the County for 50%of Hillsborough Commons'costs. <br /> (10) Solid Waste:Cost savings from moving into the new facility mid-year. (20) This amount does not include$6,600 for fiber lease costs for the Solid Waste Administration Building,which is budgeted in Information <br /> Technologies'operating budget within the General Fund. The$6,600 is reflected below in the Solid Waste Administration Building operating <br /> costs. <br /> (21) Solid Waste:Rent savings from the first half of FY 2008-09. <br /> 2-20 <br />
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