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Karen Dunn said that last year when it was presented to the County Commissioners, this <br /> question came up. She said that it takes large public and private support to operate Club Nova, <br /> and with all of the changes going on in mental health it is necessary to continue to receive the <br /> funding. She said that the County Commissioners were clear that they wanted Club Nova to try <br /> and make up the funding without the supplement from the County. <br /> Commissioner Carey said that he remembers making the comment that if the Board <br /> makes the commitment, the need will not go away. <br /> Karen Dunn said that they try and do fundraising. She said that one of the things Club <br /> Nova uses County funding for is transportation. <br /> Chair Jacobs asked about Club Nova's total budget and Karen Dunn said $750,000. <br /> b. KidsCope <br /> Gwen Harvey introduced Linda Foxworth. She said that the question the Board had in <br /> regards to the funding amount requested by the agency for 2008-09 was what made up the <br /> difference between the previous fiscal year, which was $114,200. <br /> Chair Jacobs said that there were two questions. One was the difference and the other <br /> was the same question about whether the Board said that this was a one-time appropriation or a <br /> continuing contribution. <br /> Gwen Harvey said that, historically, KidsCope has been a part of the outside agency <br /> process with funding of about $89,000. This past fiscal year, the Board granted a supplemental <br /> appropriation of$50,000, which bumped the appropriation up to $139,000. The request for <br /> 2008-09 was $114,200. <br /> Linda Foxworth said that this represents the lease/rent that the Orange County Schools <br /> had KidsCope pay for occupancy. She said that last year KidsCope had a $221,000 deficit and <br /> then OCS started charging rent. This year, this request was put into the ongoing application. <br /> The $89,000 converts to the $114,200 because of the rent. <br /> c. Other <br /> Commissioner Foushee said that the Board needs to be clear with outside agencies and <br /> perhaps a letter should go out to insure that the outside agency funding process is understood. <br /> Commissioner Carey agreed. <br /> Chair Jacobs suggested that the Board needs to make clear to the Human Services <br /> Advisory Commission that the County Commissioners appreciate their work on this and that all <br /> funding is subject to availability of funds. He suggested sending a letter to the HSAC on behalf <br /> of the Board of Commissioners. <br /> 2. Budget Decision Items— Mark-Up and Mark-Down Items <br /> Chair Jacobs suggested that before the County Commissioners get into specifics, that <br /> they should state their areas of agreement so that there are some basic premises. As an <br /> example, four members wanted to keep the tax rate under$1.00. All agreed about this. He has <br /> also heard several Commissioners say that they did not want to see school funding go over % of <br /> the budget and Commissioner Carey agreed. Commissioner Carey said that he remembers <br /> saying that when cuts are made in the County budget, that the schools make proportional cuts. <br /> • Commissioner Nelson said that it does not look like the legislature will fund a salary <br /> increase over 3% for teachers' salaries. He does not feel comfortable cutting the schools' <br /> budgets because of how hard they worked at keeping their budgets lean this year. <br /> Commissioner Foushee said that she is only comfortable reducing to the amount that it <br /> appears that the State is going to recommend in terms of teachers' salaries. <br />
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