ORD-2000-138 Budget Amendment #3

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OA fc, Commissioner Brown asked for a chart with the participants of soccer in Orange County showing gender, age groups, etc. She feels it would be good to track the accomplishments of the park bond three years ago. Commissioner Gordon commended the task force for their work. It is a very exciting possibility. She feels as reports come forward that there will be a parks and recreation component. She would like for this to go to the Intergovernmental Parks Work Group and the short-term bond task force. She feels the soccer needs should be dealt with in the short and long term. Commissioner Jacobs feels that this might be a possible goal for the Commissioners because it has social and economic ramifications that go beyond recreation. The Intergovernmental Parks Work Group will address the soccer needs in the County in November. John Link suggested that it be emphasized to the other jurisdictions that it is an item that will be addressed at the initial meeting. The staff will also come back to the Board with some recommendations by the goal-setting retreat in December. 7. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. Local Law Enforcement Block Grant The Board held a public hearing to receive public comment on the Local Law Enforcement Block Grant. The County has received notification of being awarded $12,533 for this year. The federal government requires that an advisory board be established to look at the proposed uses of these funds. The makeup of that advisory board parallels the existing Community Watch Advisory Board created by the Sheriffs Department, so there is no need to create a new board There was no public comment and the public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Gordon to accept the Manager's recommendation as follows: 1) conduct the required public hearing; 2)approve the Sheriffs recommendation to designate the Community Watch Advisory Board to advise the Sheriff on the use of the Local Law Enforcement Block Grant funds; and 3) accept the Local Law Enforcement Grant of$12,533. VOTE: UNANIMOUS 8. ITEMS FOR DECISION - CONSENT AGENDA ion was made by Commissioner Halkiotis, seconded by Commissioner Jacobs to approve those items on the consent agenda as stated below: a. Minutes The Board approved the minutes from the following meetings: March 27, 2000 joint meeting with the school boards; March 29, 2000 budget work session; April 4, 2000 regular meeting; April 11, 2000 work session; and, April 12, 2000 JPA public hearing. b. Motor Vehicle Property Tax Refunds The Board adopted a refund resolution related to three requests for property tax refunds totaling $86.76. This is in accordance with the resolution, which is incorporated herein by reference. C. Budget Amendment#3 The Board approved a grant project ordinance and two capital project ordinances for fiscal year 2000-01. d. Policy on Planning and Funding School Capital Projects This item was removed and placed at the end of the consent agenda for separate consideration. e. Classification Plan Amendment—Management Analyst The Board was to consider establishing a new class of management analyst 11 at salary grade 69, with a hiring range of$33,052- $40, 173, and changing the title of the existing Management Analyst to Management Analyst I at salary grade 67, with a hiring range of$29,979 - $36,440. However, this item was removed and will be addressed at a subsequent meeting. f. Appointment of 19A County-appointed Animal Cruelty Investigator The Board reappointed Dean Edwards as a County-appointed Animal Cruelty Investigator for 2000-2001.