29.08.2014 Views

adopted operating & capital improvement budget - City of St ...

adopted operating & capital improvement budget - City of St ...

adopted operating & capital improvement budget - City of St ...

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. Petersburg, Florida<br />

FY 2010 Adopted Fiscal Plan<br />

<strong>City</strong> Development Administration<br />

Downtown Enterprise Facilities Department<br />

• Department issues for FY10 include: O'Neill's Marina; FY10 Management <strong>St</strong>udy for the Mahaffey; Pier Visioning - Task Force phase; developing<br />

use <strong>of</strong> the Port as a mega-yacht facility and the progress <strong>of</strong> the SRI research facility; development <strong>of</strong> Airport Terminal businesses and ramp/facility<br />

<strong>improvement</strong>s; construction <strong>of</strong> Dali Museum at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts and interior remodel <strong>of</strong> (Great Explorations) Sunken<br />

Gardens.<br />

• In FY09, $958,544 <strong>of</strong> expenses in the Downtown Enterprise Facilities Program were associated with <strong>City</strong> contractual obligations at Progress<br />

Energy Park, as Downtown Enterprise Facilities (DEF) was responsible for administration <strong>of</strong> this agreement with the Rays. The contract with the<br />

Rays expired on June 30, 2009 and either the Parks Department or an outside entity will take over maintenance <strong>of</strong> the field at a savings <strong>of</strong><br />

approximately $400,000.<br />

• All costs required for the administration <strong>of</strong> this department (DEF), except for the Progress Energy Park charges noted above, are allocated to the<br />

facilities managed according to the estimated amount <strong>of</strong> time spent directing and assisting in each operation.<br />

• The six full-time positions in the Downtown Enterprise Facilities Program are currently staffed at different locations but provide administrative and<br />

accounting services through the Downtown Enterprise Facilities Department, with salaries and benefits costs allocated to each facility.<br />

• In FY09, $88,000 associated with Non-Departmentals was transferred into the Downtown Enterprise Facilities Program. The FY10 amount for<br />

Non-Departmentals is $53,000, which includes $15,000 for the Pier Aquarium and $38,000 for the Florida Orchestra.<br />

• In FY10, the lease for O'Neill's Marina will expire and the <strong>City</strong> may, with <strong>City</strong> Council approval, take over operations <strong>of</strong> the marina. There is an<br />

additional $180,000 in revenues and $268,559 in expenditures <strong>budget</strong>ed should we regain possession <strong>of</strong> the property.<br />

• Two part-time Aide II positions ($8,432) will be deleted from the Coliseum in FY10.<br />

• In FY09, four part-time positions (Parks Specialist, Custodian I, Aide II, and Maintenance Worker I) were deleted from Sunken Gardens. Another<br />

part-time Aide II position ($4,249) will be deleted in FY10.<br />

• A full-time Clerk Typist was deleted from the Port in FY09.<br />

• Part-time FTE calculations reflect actual hours worked.<br />

Fiscal Year 2010 Budget Development L - 14 <strong>City</strong> Development Administration

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!