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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-06-29 92-338 ORDERmcmum Ate cWn61n 29-92Item No.-92 338 mE t Accept n9 Various C t gxfea of Seale Fouls Item/Subject: Responsible Mpartment. Commentary: Gnxevt SLarLcr Lena recpices tlet the 1 }slabs® body Ln mein ca®nrity nate m accept State £nada before such fusels can be paid m me raudcipality for mch fiscal yaax. TRe att Cviier ctvglfes with t^:. 1 :swtt avel will allay t2va State m dtabuse Ltcee ftmcis m the City fes the } bagdmting Suly 1, 1992 aM aeiiW Sura 30, 1993. 4h a�,�nm.,rR�d ldianager's Comments: �aywo.oen Associated Information: _ OLtIBt, fimroaryittf Hilt of Cecr in FnMs m be x ved Budget Approval: Fines Legal Approval: City solicits Introduced For vppasrags L First Reading page —of — LIP Referral 92-338 Ae podtoC cRor Baldacci. June 29, 1992 CITY OF BANGOR (TITLE.) (Drbtrf .....Aoceptim wr3ous. Categoriesof. stnreawas_ .... By Me C1ty Cwnai2 of W City of lle. ORDERED, TUT t City Ccuncil of the City of By here y accepts tM following categories of State fulls during t fiscal y baginnfng July 1, 1992s 1. Byndcipal � Sharing 2. local M Assis Y 3. Stam Aid to yilucation (ir bxUd fYdexal paes-thmu3h firMe and property tax relief) 4. Public Library State Aid Per Capita 5. Civil &enFacy Axle (f� t Aseiatame) 6. Snaanbile P� Money 7. Tree GmwLh FevnLttsaoent 8. Genal Aseiatarce m 9. Veferane &awp ion ae:m.,..ap,t 10. State ctaerts or Ott¢ PWe (including all furcls received fn the Star¢ that am LM inrludai in iV 1-9 above); A j m N the City Clerk is orW ed to file the "Certificatim of Municipal Vot to Ac e t State Flmtls" fom with ttc Crnmissi of the State Dep� of Finarxe by the earliest pr r^ dat . Io City Council Jane 29,1992 Passed Cix Clerk 92-338 0ROER Title, Aaesptiag Various Categories of .............................. state Foods - .............. . (RW(�C(. u • 1 Councilmen 92-338 'i�3\GfT1Y.i5G553R'rBYir^1\�:�Si.�d] Smm of llafre Scmol Fading EOLatla, Title 20-A, b 15614 Estimated* at $8,614,568 for Ef93 +FinaxlnUon Allocation will L $8,067,004; mix Service ie estiaeted at $547,564. 59ie exec[ aroma will be after tTe 0arlaud Street 14tdtlle 6 ool pmlect is boMed m August. peL� ".44 Wgyb, YM 0.JNnir YY!i�?- il: ♦n..r $12x619,910 fox a-12 piayan pL $98,314 for ArAt a ation pmgran tomling $12,716,224 Tbtal 1992-93 (Ef93) budget S $22,095,358 including t1Y! local appropriation of $98,314 for A6,lf e,Lcatia,. 1bm1 estimated cost per %12 stodent fs $5,313. [$22,095,358 - $98,314 = vl3 992, 0"r 4,140 E-12 aGuienFs (4/1/92 anoll q = $5,3133 T 8 col Emdu Smhaea rs3uim local pat cip3 m m t cost of public snu' tion. '19ro local stere is masa on a co n tyle state evaluatimr its x-12 maitlerR lwpil count a adjusmrl wm-ymr oltl operating cuss for erLxntim. A ca n ty v t raise the full a!omt of lis local sbaxe in otder to xaceive tm full amts share. if tin total state/local a*+roc is insufficient to fm i tAe total Isdget, a cam ty � raise tie aaditlwal mlr sy tmrlgl locally. 92-338 State Revenue Sharing 5.15 of all sales and income taxes received by the State axe allocated to the Revenue Sharing Fund. This is then allocated to each communitybased on that community's percentage of State's assessed value. For FY93, the State has determined that then'mal July payment will be withheld to assist with the States financial difficulties. 3. MW Ne ROTRMD Estimated at $1,900,000 for FY93. 4. T= 84PII9TeU My eRPffiiDTIDReE FOR PR]CFMI None. These are unrestricted funds which may be used for any municipal purpose S. 10TH[. ESTfID 2 NEN WIT M Emmm (studed, Client, Road Nile, Pi ymry Etc.) N/A 6. Numa Eo i nIFPNI:ENN:]:, u A , BElYomma OUR CUT ALID SPATE FINDIlb" N/A 92-338 rr"NZY 1*iY�r-� 1 0 TT JIF I 4 110 Private School Subsidy Program 50% of actual costs for school transportation, books, and testing materials based upon actual expenditures two years ago. $52,215 4. TMI, g5TIDA14D CPM @ fvaFg9 PM PWAL]Y $114,242 $406/pupil State Formula reimburses only 50% of costs based on actual costs two years ago. 92-338 eat f TJTYIjIF v f10 Snowmabile Registration State of Maine establishes the amount, presently $6.00 per registration 1993 estimated receipts; $3,600 (600 registration at $6.00 per registration) F IML5«" YY T Ja,u Y\T aV:T.0 ]ii $8]] based upon 6 minutes nen registration $1.46/registration State establishes amount 92-338 Highway B1ock.Grant. Grant program began as way of reimbursing municipalities for maintenance of State Highways and to assist in overall highway maintenance 2. BASIS at9t CITY RECE OS3 Based on actual City road mileage $181,080 Block Grant Program $ 94,134 Transportation Bond Issue Fonds $2,779,731 (Highway Maintenance -'Sumer and Winter). 5. mOPlS. Psalm TE C PBH 1691m W sBma (Statmt, Client, Bead Mile. pmFmn, Etc.) $19,170 per mile based upon 145 miles 6. asaSIB PGR U�, IP 1 , BmBBB Cut c Sr ammo Surma EPIlmIIiG State program not intended to pay full cost. Program does not even provide full funding for maintenance required on state designated highways within the Compact Boundary. 92-338 Section 9 federal urban mass transportation and state funding for operating assistance. 2. BASIS FOR CM IIDC6FtBS Federal is based on 50 percent of operating deficit and State funding 1s based on 30 percent of operating deficit 3. AMAINP RNID] The estimate of State Funds is $16,326. Funds from the Federal Government are estimated to be $146,938. 1La O, uFe.,r The Bangor budget for the bus is $432,479 and the local share for Bangor is $129,215-. Bangor's coat per passenger is estimated to be $1.33 (gross). The net cost is $.40. Bangor's cost per mile is. estimated to be $1.66 (gross). The net cost is $.50. 6. FE WN FM DII'fEll;'T9T. IF ANY. wawsgN cua = AFID STATE Fi@DBiG None expected. Funding based on formula. 92-338 State Airport Improvement Project Funds 5% of total Federally approved AIP projects $125,000 $125,000 from Airport Revenues in addition to approximately ..$2,250,000 million in Federal Funds 5. 10PN. FbTIM11'e CWP PER DNFP OF SER I (Student, Client. Foad Mile, P'ogram, Etc.) N/A 6. ImT50N VCR DIFF6V@ 1 IP ANP, eEir�aa 6JR COST AND STAM1C F�I1L AIP Program is 'set up on a formula: 90% Federal, 5% State; 5% City.." 92-338 General Assistance Reimbursement 2. ASIS POit CNQRATNG AMNETf CPp4 IV�,'EIViS 30% of City expenditures up to spendown figure of approximately $153,000. 100% of City expenditures over $153,000. 3. IMAHTf RORK 0 $1,005,656 estimated 4. 10rzi. ESTDNI'® C11Y aXPfPID11VR&S ftR PHIItNi $1,379,778 5. TO E6"PIDPTE = PER UNPE OF EERVECE (Student, Client, load ntle, PmNnam, Etc.) N/A This is a formula funded program. State does not intend to provide 100% reimbursement for the program cost.