HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-06-12 95-258 - 95-262 RESOLVEDate dune`12, 1995 Item No. 95-258
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Hem/Subject: 1996 Budget Adoption 95-26262
Responsible Department School Department
Commentary:
Five Budget Resolutions for 1996: -
1. Resolve required by Title 20-A MA for General Fund Budget of
$24,605.165.00.
2. Resolve required by Title 20-A MRSA far the Vocational Educational
Region M4 operating budget of $1,759.832.00.
Resolve required by Title 20-A MRSA for the Vocational Education
Region M4 Adult Education budget of $49,600.00.
3, Resolve approving School Departneut's Enterprise Fund Budget
of $1,410,222.00 and providing the information required by Title 30,
Section 5058 MRSA.
4. Resolve appraVing School Department's Special Revenue Fund budget
of $1.070,178.00 and providing the Information required by Title 30,
5058 MRSA.
5. Resolve approving School Department's Trust and
Agency budget of $1,174,927.00. Depnrtmenr Mead
Manager's Channel
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A cciatad Information:
Resolves, Associated background material
Budget Approval:
Fina ce D,re
Legal Approval ne
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City olinimr
Introduced For
Passage
❑ First Reading Fees— of —
❑ Referral
Jane 6, 1995
TO: Sema F. DougMg Superintendent of Scheme
Bangor School ConuniLLee
Bengm City Comm
From: Richard C.UnrvDirector, Sr., Director of Business ServicesQ�1,>q`/
Re; Estimahed Revenue b be Received from the Susan of Mame or 1995-96
f.PNPR 11 RI REVFM IS
SOW education Subsidy
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Buis find b duo The State of incorporated
in
Show nal subsidy m local la Mit atlmmismtive Serum se a ro�mwe
years Prior
i for bydueSeenlegislelurtatl mi, We nmrycmmd m B enrol Tha amour formula d the into common
Expresses bora two
yeanpriorrothedesspyear ogt'und unfair furnacember for
sptlaem fireat i, laaslai[md the Samemil treonfm We and debt
turmulealao includes ryecW edjummanl f<emree for special ducalion, vautional ducmia, pupil hmmpamtion and tleM twice.
The
State Legislature, however, ucamntly rumideringusing or modifications to Nis formula.
Amount assicipawd for 1995-96: $8,820,992.19
Amount to be expended: SVS2g99239
Foundadon Per Pupil Operating Pon 52,892Im K-9 students
53.890 fm 9-12 emdenu
Willmnexcedgrentamounl Yes
SPECIAL REVFM E
Division MI: Chapmrl
Chapter I is a necessity faded program that provides supplemmiery help to chilNen man low income families for supplMental
interaction inreacting, mah andlanguage arts to help Nem achieve at grade level. Bangor students or Vada K tluougM1 Bin five
schools meserved as well as the children in two pdvAe schorms(Wal of 980 sual .
homelevels
u established
stablishFedtl emlallmda NSmtebacetl annumhmof uudeme<1ig31<forfree Nnahamdexrmind by fmily
by kdaal government
Amount sanctioned for 1WS-96: $681,M0
Amount to be expanded: $681,140
Com pmPupil: SI,ID2
Will cost excatl Ernst amount? No
Division 202: Charter
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11s Chalognpregram:
1. provides the broad funding m crude scale and land educational agates to implement mounding educational programs Nat can be
suffered by score and local sources of funding after such pro®ams me demunatrhtd to be edenive;
2. previous a continuing source of bmovation, calmationg improvement and supplant kr Batey, and inshnvdionN maenNs;
3. mats the special educational needs of atuisk and high cog students;
4. diagrams One search, of reaching and leamtg Waugh bidging and expanding effective school programs.
Basisfmcalcuratim Federal allocation a$9.60 per pupil based anhardly creature below the povmry, level and the 1990 reams.
Amount®ticipatetl for 1995-96: 845,000
Amount to be expended $45,000
CatparpupJ: $8.60
Will msb exceed great amount2 No
Division 203: fel Entitlement or "Flow -Thor"
These federal get Nods me spent %, belp approximately 538 grant who have dimbilides ranging ham minor speak problems W
very complex physical and emotional problems. Each added has to he evaluated by a pupil Evaluation Teem (FET) Ira aneeds
asses==?. The money muse be spent for morning the needs of handicapped children shove and bryuntl res lm school year budget
appropriations and are spent mostly fm salmitt and services.
Basis for indentation: $316 pm pupil
Ammmt anticipated lw 1995-96: $120,000
Amount W be crowded:
$170,000
Costperpupil:
$316
Will ws4excad gontamount?
No
Division 204: Dwight D. Eisenhower Gnnt
Funds provided to Ne Sobool Department fact a Nderal program fmburger mining in mathematics and serene curriculum egss.
Basis fm calculation: $532 pm pupil
Amoum anticipated kr 1995-96: $22,000
Amount to be expended $22,000
Costperpupil: NA
Will get exceed grant mount? No
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Division 210: Follorv-NeCM1lld
Federal funds which %flow children want slcial educational needs who have been un print instumone or schools and are now m a
public school silting
Buu for calcule0m: State allocmion offetlaal tarda kr xven(?)iumdiappetl chidren.
Amount anticipated for 1995-96: $3,000
Amount to be expended: S3,000
Cost per pupil: $429
Will ousts attend grant amount? No
Division 211: - Drop Free SchooU Grant
Federal made to utablish, implement or augment madAmy, ageappropnAe, developmmpllrbased dmg abuse
enation and
powenum programs fm students 9 all great levels.
Baau for calculatim: Pupupil allocation
Amomt anticipated for 1995-%: $35,000
Amount to be expended $35,000
Get per pupil: $808
Will cents exceed gat amount? No
Division 212: RecerOfication Grant
Stale funds to offset cents of reacher and administrator mcertification.
Brevis for wl<uletion: $100 per Lacher prmand basal on Shh fads available for distribution.
Amoun[mricipnretl far 1995-96: $81000
Amount to be apermi $8,000
Will costi exceM grant emomt? No
Division 215: Mignet Fdueetioo Program
To mM the educational neM.s of children firm migrant handles.
Buis lm calcWatio¢ Slate list brand on me number of eligible students emrlled in the school system..
Amoat anticipated for 1995-96t $54,000
Amount to be expended: S54,000
Cour per student: $11(00
Will mad exceed Want amount! No
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Evident 217: State Energy Caoservetbo Funds
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To provide marching funde for energy conservation measures, eg., lighting rebofita.
Ends for calculation: Entergy conservation measures which mrtihe'payback'requiremmts are funded on a malcbwg basis upon a
tend of V12,000 per inatianion.
Amount anticipated[ 1995-96: $35,538
Amount to be expended $35,538
G per pupil: NA
Will cots e¢eed grant amount? Yes. These funds must be equally matched locally.
Division 218: Project SUM
Chapter l supplemental fiords to implement school unprovertent plane as prescribed bythe Chapter l garishness.
Dash for calculation: Ixntminad by the Sona.
Amount anticipated for 1995-96: $1,500
Amoum to be expended'. $1,500
Cnstperpupil: NA
Will coon exceed grant amount? No
Division 220 Rending Recovery- Continuing Correct
To provide funds frr the ongoing haining of teachers involved in the Reading Re dvery pmgam.
Dasisforcalculation: Determined byte vumbm alteachem involved.
Amowt anticipated for 1995-96: $15,000
Artowttobeexperabol $15,000
Costpvpupil: NA
Will coax exerd grad mount? No
to. xitl 20 A, .Chapter 606,.1Sk0A-156AR,...1dalpe...8erieed Stakuxae..6nnatAtxd...............
By the City CaunCB o/the City of Burger.
RRSOLVRD, that the sum of$7,897,379.59 be appropriated for the foundation allocation
for school purposes for the yearbeginning July 1, 1995 and ending lune 30,1996.
RESOLVED, that the City of Hanger will raise mail appropriate as the local share of the
foundation al location the sum of$7,746,619.01 for the year beginning July 1, 1995 and
ending June 30, 1996 under the provisions of 20-A MRSA 15614.
RESOLVED, that the City of Danger will raise and appropriate $642,757.50 as the local
share of debt sarice for the yeaz beginning July 1, 1995 and ending June 30, 1996.
RESOLVED, that the City of Bangor will raise and appropriate $6,704,777.00 as additional
local funds under the provision of 20-A MRSA 15614.
RESOLVED, that the sum of $120,249.00 be raised and appropriated for the local share
of Adult Education for the year beginniag July 1, 1995 and ending June 30, 1996.
RESOLVED, to authorize the School Committee to expert, for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1995 and ending June 30,1996 from the sthto-local allocation, unexpended balances,
coition receipts, local appropriation, state subsidy, and other receipts for the
support of schools ($644,212.32 from the State share of debt service, $649,170.00 from
tuition, rental and other local receipts, and $200,0001994-95 surplus) the sum of
$24,605,165.00.
Statement ofFact: The purpose of this action is to entirely with DEC State's requirement for
Real legislative body were; appropriating funds for education per Title 20-A, Chapter 606,
15601-15619.
Assigned to Councilor Woodcock June 12, 1995
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CITY OF
BANGOR
(TITLE.)
I($ea
ed ation_Appropriation,
Bangor School Departs [
Pursuant
to. xitl 20 A, .Chapter 606,.1Sk0A-156AR,...1dalpe...8erieed Stakuxae..6nnatAtxd...............
By the City CaunCB o/the City of Burger.
RRSOLVRD, that the sum of$7,897,379.59 be appropriated for the foundation allocation
for school purposes for the yearbeginning July 1, 1995 and ending lune 30,1996.
RESOLVED, that the City of Hanger will raise mail appropriate as the local share of the
foundation al location the sum of$7,746,619.01 for the year beginning July 1, 1995 and
ending June 30, 1996 under the provisions of 20-A MRSA 15614.
RESOLVED, that the City of Danger will raise and appropriate $642,757.50 as the local
share of debt sarice for the yeaz beginning July 1, 1995 and ending June 30, 1996.
RESOLVED, that the City of Bangor will raise and appropriate $6,704,777.00 as additional
local funds under the provision of 20-A MRSA 15614.
RESOLVED, that the sum of $120,249.00 be raised and appropriated for the local share
of Adult Education for the year beginniag July 1, 1995 and ending June 30, 1996.
RESOLVED, to authorize the School Committee to expert, for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1995 and ending June 30,1996 from the sthto-local allocation, unexpended balances,
coition receipts, local appropriation, state subsidy, and other receipts for the
support of schools ($644,212.32 from the State share of debt service, $649,170.00 from
tuition, rental and other local receipts, and $200,0001994-95 surplus) the sum of
$24,605,165.00.
Statement ofFact: The purpose of this action is to entirely with DEC State's requirement for
Real legislative body were; appropriating funds for education per Title 20-A, Chapter 606,
15601-15619.
IN CITY COUNCIL
June 12, 1995
First Reading
Re d to ®ittea
CITYCLC
IN CITY CLERK
June 26, 1995
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'L CITY ELERK
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2dueaClon AppiapilaCSov, Bangor 5eM1ool
Department, Pursuant [o Tiple 'GSA
Chapter 606, 15601-15619, Maine Revised
Statutes Annotated.
Assigned to Councilor Frankel June 12, 1995 95-259
CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) QsnlbB, v clonal Education Region 04 App opriaclon eareuanc
to Title -20-A, Chapter 606, 1501-15619, M ine,.Revised StacUtea, A t ted
ByN My CoureelOW My ofBaeior.
BBBOLVBD, that the United Twhnologies Center Region#4budget for 1995-96as
approved by the Cooperative Board be approved in the amount of $1,759,832.00 (Bangots
1995-96 assessment will be $263,594.00 for operating coats and $94,]]4.18 for debt service
These mourns are included in the Bangor School Deparm enfs 199596 budget.)
RESOLVED, that the United Technologies Curter Region #4 budget for Adult Eiducation for
1995 -%as approved by the Cooperative Board be approved in the amount of $49,6W.00
(Bangots 1995-96 assessmentfor Adult Education will be $1,649.00. This amount is
included in the Bangor School Department's 1995-96 budget)
StatementofEact Thepmposeoftttiswfionistowmplywffille State'srega"vevaentfor
local legislative body votes appropriating funds for education per Title 20-A, Chapter 606,
15601-15619.
IN CITY COUNCIL
June 12, 1995
/U$F.,iirrrsstt Reading //ffes�
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IN CITY COUNCIL
Juun�Je 26, 1995
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Vocational Education Region d4 Appropriation
601-
15619, Maine Revised Statutes Annotated.
Aasigned to Councilor Popper June 12, 1995 95-260
CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE,) yl S011aFt, Apyroving_ School Department _Estimates of Revenues from
State 5 cea_and Bud%e[ EgperpdASe good _.... --- --- ... I... ... ....—
By the City CouuoJ ofthe City ofBamyar:
RESOLVED, that the City of Bangor accept the following categories of funding as provided
by the Maine State Legislature for the year beginning July 1, 1995 and ending
June 30, 1996, aad approve them as the Banger School Departrrunfs Enterprise Fund Budget
for the same fiscal period. And be it farther resolved that the Bangor School Depacmtenfs
Enterprlse Fund Budget for the period of July 1, 1995 tD June 30, 1996 is heroby approved as
follows In the amount of $1,410,M.00: -
Estimated Amount
150 Adult Education Programs $554,701
501 Food_Services Program 855,521
TOTAL $1,410,222
IN CITY COUNCIL
June 12, 1995
First Reading
'Re ed to Committee
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IP CITY COUNCIL
June 26, 1995
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OIe ULERK
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Approving Scheel Deaortment Estimates of
Revenues from State Sources and Budget
Enterprise Fund.
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Assigned to Councilor Tyler June 12, 1995 95-261
CITY OF BANGOR
MILE.) ¢SQIS1Cx_Annxvs.ivg.-school-4xpax.tmann.gaRamaRgs....aS...Xevenusn_______.__._
from State Sources end Budget -Spacial Revenue fond
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By Gw City Carneit o(ehs L9ty o(Eanpor:
RESOLVED, soothe City ofEangot accep[and authorize the School Committee to expend
the following categories of funding as providd by the Maine Slade Legislature far the year
begitming luly 1, 1995and ending June 30,1996 inthe amount of $1,090,178.00:
Esthnxted Ammmt
llivdaion Name to he Received
201
Chapter1
$681,140
202
Chapter If -
45,000
203
Local Entitlement
190,000
204
Eisenhower Grant
22,000
210
Follow the Child Grant
3,000
211
Drug Free Schools Elam
35,000
212
- Teacher Recertfication Gran
8,000
215
Migrant Education
54,000
219
` State Energy Fulls
35,538
218
project Som
1,500
220
Reading Recovery- Continuing Coolant
15,000
TOTAL $1,070,178
IN CITY COUNCIL
June 12, 1995
First Reading
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IN CITY COUNCIL
June 26, 1995
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Approving School Department estimates of
Revenues from State Sources and Budget -
Special Revenue Fund.
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BANGOR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
73 Bala. Street - Banger, Mune 09401 207/9454400
June 6, 1995
To: Jamey F. Doughty, Superintendent of Schools
Bangor School Committee
Form: Richard C. Umuh, Jr., Director of Business Servicesv+
Re: Statutory Requirement for School Admodstrative Units' 1995.96 Budget Documents
Title 20-A, Section 15617, Paragraph 1, contains a requimnent that the School Depmtmenfs
1995-96 budget document include a statement with the astounded amount of the State cost for the
employer share of teacher retirement. In accordance with Us requirement, the following
sca mens including the estimated dollar amount of State retirement benefits is provided for
inclusion in our 1995-96 budget document.
"This budget does not include the estimated amount of $2,387,250 in employer shore of teacher
retirement costs that is paid directly by the State."
Assigned Co Councilor Baldecci June 12, 1995 95-262
CITY OF BANGOR
(11TL6) �liesulbP,... APP r�_School D partmen[ Esti tes of Revenue and
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BudgetT
-rust and,,,Agenry Punct „
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By tM City Council ofihe City of Bangor.
BBBOLVBD, that the Bangor SchoolDepartmenis Trust and Agency Fund budget for
July 1, 1995 m lune 30, 1996, to be Approved In the amount of $1,114,927.00:
Estimated Amount
Division Nemo. in be Reeaived
701
,Bangor Regional Program
Muldhandicapped
$307352
702
;Bangor Regional Program
Hearing Impaired
295,459
703
Bangor Regional Program
Acadia Hospital
182,955
704
Stat Agency Client Fonds
270,000
7050
Regional Program
'Hang
• Multihaudicapped Summer
18,900
706
Reading Recovery Trai nng
30,000
707
' Eltrebeth Means Fwd
4,000
710
Gifts &Donations
10,000
716
MYAP Support Grant
5,000
719
Math Improvement
1,200
724
Vocational Education - Co-op
54,061
TOTAL
$1,174,927
IN CITY COUNCIL
June 12, 1995
Pirat eading
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CIIY ERR ,
IN CITY COUNCIL
June 26, 1995
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CIT CLEPK
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Approving School Department Estimates
of Revenues and Budget -Trust add Agency
Fund