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Agenda 12-02-19 Item 12-5 - Information Item - Memorandum-FY 19-20 Orange County Budget Appropriation for Sidewalk Study – Orange Grove Road Corridor and Pedestrian Safety
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6 <br /> Government appropriation is recommended to grow from $9.9 million in FY2018-19 to $10.5 million in FY2019- <br /> 20. The Budget recommends the following initiatives in General Government functions. <br /> • County Attorney <br /> In FY2018-19, 0.5 FTE Senior Staff Attorney was assigned to be the Director of Human Rights and Relations. <br /> Due to workload pressures, the County Attorney requested to restore this staff capacity to hire a new 0.5 <br /> FTE Staff Attorney to specialize in litigation. The FY2019-20 Budget restores this capacity and adds $19,200 <br /> to maintain Staff Attorney capacity during an anticipated parental leave. <br /> • County Manager—Information Security Officer&Sidewalk Study <br /> The County Manager's Budget adds 1.0 FTE to serve as the County's cyber security officer, starting in <br /> January of 2020. The County's recent experience with sophisticated malware highlighted the importance of <br /> having a staff resource dedicated to cyber and data security both on the computer network and throughout <br /> County operations. As part of the County Manager's Office, the position will have the full support of County <br /> leadership as well as an indirect line of responsibility to Information Technology. The Budget adds $54,300 <br /> in operating funds to support this position. During the Capital Budget Amendment process, an amendment <br /> will be requested to provide an additional $350,000 in to purchase hardware and software to harden the <br /> County defenses to data security threats. <br /> The Unified Transportation Board completed a work plan for Safe Routes to Schools. This plan identified the <br /> need for pedestrian options for students. Since several Orange County Schools are located outside of Town <br /> boundaries, the County has been attempting to devise a strategy to mitigate pedestrian safety concerns. <br /> The County Manager's base budget included $50,000 for program evaluation studies. This funding will be <br /> reallocated to retain a consultant to evaluate options specifically along Orange Grove Road. <br /> • Board of Elections <br /> The 2019-20 Fiscal Year will feature three Countywide elections, municipal, primary, and second primary. <br /> Recommended Operating Budget for the Board of Elections increases by over $226,000 in personnel and <br /> operating costs to reflect the administration of three Countywide elections during FY2019-20. <br /> • Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners <br /> The Clerk's Budget anticipates facilitator expenses of$2,500 to assist with the pilot intergovernmental work <br /> group process. As the facilitator time commitment for these meetings become defined, this amount of <br /> funding may have to be revisited. <br /> • Register of Deeds <br /> Due to current trends,the Register of Deeds recommended a decrease of$125,000 in excise stamp revenue. <br /> This revenue is based on the sale price of a real estate transaction. The decrease could be due to a <br /> reduction in large, commercial sales. <br /> • Tax Administration <br /> The Tax Administration Recommended Budget begins to prepare for the 2021 revaluation. It includes <br /> $26,000 for independent appraisal services for commercial properties as well as$21,100 to maintain staffing <br /> capacity during anticipated parental leaves next year. The Budget also funds NC Property Tax System <br /> enhancements at a cost of$35,000. <br /> 7 <br /> 15 <br />
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