AGENDA #5
Wednesday, February 28, 2001
Offices of the Mayor and Town Council
Initial Budget Presentation to the Mayor and Council
2001-2002
The primary mission of the Mayor and Town Council, as the governing body of the Town, is to adopt and provide for the execution of such ordinances, rules, and regulations as may be necessary or appropriate to protect health, life or property, or to preserve or promote the comfort, convenience, security, good order, better government, or the general welfare of the Town or its citizens.
Brief Services Description
The Mayor and Town Council make policy decisions regarding Town services and other governmental responsibilities of the Town. Most policy decisions occur through adoption of the annual budget, capital improvements program and other ordinances and resolutions.
Department Revenue Estimates
The Offices of the Mayor and Town Council do not directly generate revenue.
Departmental Base Budget Cost Estimates
Description |
2000-01 Original Budget Budgett |
2000-01 Revised Budget |
2000-01 Estimated |
2001-2001 Requested |
% Change from Current Budget |
MAYOR |
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|
|
|
|
Personnel Operations Capital |
42,318 9,550 0 |
42,318 9,550 0 |
42,318 9,550 0 |
43,458 9,800 0 |
2.69% 2.62% N/A |
TOTAL |
51,868 |
51,868 |
51,868 |
53,258 |
2.68% |
TOWN COUNCIL |
|
|
|
|
|
Personnel Operations Capital |
64,697 67,774 0 |
64,697 74,274 0 |
64,697 73,029 0 |
64,697 73,195 0 |
0% 8.0% N/A |
TOTAL |
132,471 |
138,971 |
137,726 |
137,892 |
4.09% |
Key Issues
· The Mayor’s proposed budget reflects an increase of 2.62% in Operations, due primarily to an increase in the Business Meetings and Training line item to reflect estimated expenditures for travel.
· The Town Council’s proposed budget reflects an increase in Operations of 8.0% due primarily to an increase in the Meetings and Training line item to reflect estimated expenditures for travel to national conferences by Council members, and an increase in the Professional Services line item for food at special meetings.
· No other significant additions or reductions are proposed.