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10 <br /> 1 Chair Coffey said the budget requests were not easy decisions. She said the requests <br /> 2 could have been a lot larger, because the needs are great. She said if things do not improve in <br /> 3 Raleigh, the list of needs will only grow. <br /> 4 Chair Coffey said it is their responsibility to present the needs. She said tonight there is <br /> 5 a community-wide need, and this is the first time that these two budgets have been so similar. <br /> 6 Margaret Samuels said if teachers are weaker in the lower grades, issues for kids may <br /> 7 get worse going forward. She said this is the year that the teachers must be supported. <br /> 8 Commissioner Rich said all involved want to support teachers. She said this is a never- <br /> 9 ending issue, and it is difficult to sustain long term. She said higher taxes are driving people <br /> 10 out of the County. <br /> 11 Commissioner Price echoed Commissioner Rich's comments. She said there is an <br /> 12 income gap in Orange County, and it is one of the worst in the country. <br /> 13 Commissioner Price said she is concerned about the children in Orange County, <br /> 14 especially those on reduced and free lunches. She asked if free lunches can be provided to all, <br /> 15 so as to avoid the stigma of having to get special assistance. <br /> 16 Commissioner Dorosin said the loss of tenure will make the competition for staff worse. <br /> 17 Pam Jones resumed the presentation: <br /> 18 <br /> 19 Fund Balance Appropriation for OCS <br /> 20 Fund Balance Appropriation approved for: <br /> 21 • $286,909: One-year pilot: Universal Breakfast Service at K-5 schools <br /> 22 • $175,000: One-year pilot: Elementary School Environmental Enhancement Program <br /> 23 • $62,000: Efficiency study recommendations <br /> 24 • $86,000: Wrecker for school buses <br /> 25 • $62,000: Mini-track loader for Maintenance <br /> 26 • $30,000: On-line enrollment program for students <br /> 27 Total Fund Balance Appropriation: $701,909 <br /> 28 <br /> 29 Pam Jones said the threshold for the OCS fund balance is 3% and 5.5% for CHCCS. <br /> 30 She said OCS may raise this in the future. <br /> 31 Todd LoFrese resumed the presentation for CHCCS: <br /> 32 <br /> 33 Fund Balance Projection <br /> 34 • Projected Unassigned Fund Balance as of 6/30/16: <br /> 35 $3,900,000 to $4,400,000 <br /> 36 • FY2017 Fund Balance Appropriation: $701,909 <br /> 37 <br /> 38 Fund Balance <br /> 39 • 6/30/2016 unassigned fund balance est. $4.1 - $4.6 million <br /> 40 • Board 2016-17 budget assigns $1,868,000 <br /> 41 • We estimate that we could appropriate up to $900,000 for 2016-17 budget needs and <br /> 42 still maintain the targeted undesignated fund balance of 5.5%. <br /> 43 • Ideally this should be used for one-time expenditures <br /> 44 <br /> 45 Chair McKee asked if the above figures exclude the fund balance that was appropriated <br /> 46 in December. <br /> 47 Todd LoFrese said that is correct. He said it is a part of the total budget request for <br /> 48 balancing the budget. <br />
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