Item D1
Revised 2/95
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
Meeting Date: February 28. 2000
Division:
County Administrator
Bulk Itern: Yes
No --L
Department: County Adrninistrator
AGENDA ITEM WORDING:
Presentation of the impacts of the incorporation of Marathon on County government and guidance frorn
the County Commission as appropriate.
ITEM BACKGROUND:
The Administration has been discussing with the Board of County Commissioners issues pertaining to
the incorporation of Marathon. Included among these are loss of revenues, reduction of County
positions and reduction of overall expenses. The Board asked the Administration to provide a
presentation on these and related issues as the numbers became more clear.
PREVIOUS REVELANT BOCC ACTION:
As above.
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS:
Presentation, discussion and guidance by the Board of County Commissioners as appropriate.
TOTAL COST:
-0-
BUDGETED: Yes
No
COST TO COUNTY: -0-
REVENUE PRODUCING: Yes
No
AMOUNT PER MONTH
Year
APPROVED BY: County Atty _
OMB/Purchasing _Risk Management _
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James L. Roberts
DIVISION DIRECTOR APPROVAL:
DOCUMENTATION:
Included lL
To Follow
Not Required
DISPOSITION:
AGENDA ITEM #~
Marathon Incorporation
Budget Impacts - 2001
Office of Managernent & Budget
February 28, 2000
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MEMORANDUM
TO: James L. Roberts, County Administrator
FROM: Timothy J. McGarry, Director of Growth Ma~nt
DATE: February 14, 2000
SUBJECT: Recommended Organizational, Staffing, and Budget
Changes for FY 2001 in Reaction to Incorporation
of Marathon
Overview
This memorandum represents the initial recommendations of the Growth
Management Division concerning changes in organization, staffing, and
programs in response to the incorporation of Marathon. This report recommends
specific reductions in staffing, positions, and the Division budget for FY 2001;
reorganization of the Environmental Resources Department under the Planning
Department with the creation of a new position to supervise this new.ly formed
section; upgrading of two positions to reflect increased responsibility and duties
of certain positions to compensate for less staff; and transfer of staff from
Marathon to satellite offices to meet the changing service needs of the Division.
Policy Assumptions
In making my recommendations, I have made the following policy assumptions
about the level of service and programs of the Growth Management Division:
· The level and quality of essential services should not be decreased
to the remaining unincorporated areas of Monroe County.
· Division staffing should remain at sufficient levels to ensure
successful implementation of the following high priority
programmatic activities: Livable Communikeys; comprehensive
revision of Land Development Regulations; maintenance of and
improvements to the permitting process; flood insurance inspection
program; code enforcement; implementation of wastewater master
plan; and implementation of an operational Geographic Information
System.
· Responsibilities and duties for specific tasks should be
consolidated among fewer positions with upgrades in pay
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classifications for positions given more duties and responsibilities,
particularly in streamlining of permitting process.
. The targeted budget and staffing reductions should, at a minimum,
match revenues anticipated to be lost due to incorporation
commensurate with the expected 15 to 20 percent decrease in the
Division's permitting activity and a 14 percent decrease in code
enforcement case loads.
Reductions in Staffing and Budget
As shown in Attachment One, the Growth Management Division proposes to cut
its FY 2001 budget by approximately $881,000 from its FY 2000 budget level.
This proposed cut is more than the $850,000 in lost revenue projected by the
Office of Management and Budget. [This number will probably change when
new revenue projections are prepared by OMB in cooperation with the Division
for Fund 148.]
The Division proposes to meet its targeted budget reductions through an
approximately $420,290 reduction in personnel costs and a $461,000 reduction
in operating costs. The primary reduction in operating costs will be in capital
outlays (automobiles and computers), legal budget, and contractual items under
Comprehensive Plan Implementation (#340).
The ten positions proposed for elimination within the Division are shown in
Attachment Two. The net number of positions to be eliminated by department
are as follows: Building - 4; Planning - 2; Environmental Resources - 2; and
Code Enforcement -2.
The Division has currently 84 authorized positions of which 21 are vacant. The
largest vacancy rate is in the Building Department, which now has one-third of its
authorized positions open. Therefore, in all likelihood this large number of
vacancies will probably not require more than a few existing staff members to
lose their jobs to meet the required reduction in force levels.
Reorganization of Environmental Resources
The Department of Environmental Resources will be integrated into the Planning
Department as a Section, similar to Comprehensive Planning and Development
Review. The position of Director of Environmental Resources will be eliminated
and a new position of Senior Administrator for Environmental Resources (Grade
11) created to supervise the biologists. This position will report directly to the
Planning Director and will have responsibility as the County Biologist under
Chapter 9.5 of the Monroe County Code.
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Upgrading of Positions
As shown in Attachment Two, two positions are proposed for upgrading to
recognize increased responsibilities and duties, a Building Aide in the Building
Department (Grade 5 to Grade, 6) and the Staff Assistant for Environmental
Resources/ Marine Resources (Grade 6 to Grade 7).
Transfers
With the reduction in need for permitting and code enforcement services in
Marathon, several transfers of staff from Marathon to other offices are proposed
as shown in Attachment Three. When implemented, two staff members from
Planning/Building Departments will be transferred to Plantation Key; and two
staff members from Code Enforcement will be transferred to Stock Island and
one to ~Iantation Key.
Attachments
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GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIVISION
PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS FY2001
Building Department Reductions
Personnel
Operating Expenses
Total
Planning Department Reductions
Personnel
Operating Expenses
Total
$ 138,008.40
$ 38,000.00
$ 176,008.40
$28,000 #640
$ 89,755.35
$ 50,000.00
$ 139,755.35
$30,000 #640
Environmental Resources Reductions
Personnel $ 108,689.60
Operating Expenses $ 30,000.00
Total $ 138,689.60
Marine Resources Reductions
Personnel
Total
Code Enforcement Reductions
Personnel
Operating Expenses
Total
$30,000 #640
$ (1,445.00)
$ (1,445.00)
$ 85,286.00
$ 28,000.00
$ 113,286.00
$20,000 #640
2010 Comprehensive Plan Reductions
Operating Expenses $300,000.00 #340
Total $300,000.00
Growth Management Admin.
Operating Expenses
Total
Rogo Implementation
Operating Expenses
Total
Grand Total
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
$881,294.35
#340
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ATTACHMENT ONE
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIVISION
PROPOSED PERSONNEL CHANGES FY 2001
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
Marathon Office- Cut 2 Positions
Coord., Licensing Section-Grade 8
Building Aide-Grade 5
Plantation Key Office-Cut 2 Positions Upgrade 1
Building Aide-Grade 5
Building Aide-Grade 5
Upgrade Building Aide-Grade 5 to Building Assistant Grade 6
Total
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Marathon Office-Cut 1 Position
Planning Tech
Plantation Key Office-Cut 1 Position
Planner
Total
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE DEPT.
Marathon Office-Cut 3 Positions. Create 1. Upgrade 1
Coordinator Biologist
Sr. Director
Biologist
Create Sr. Admin, Env.Res. Grade 11
Upgrade 1/2 Staff Assistant Grade 6 to Admin. Assistant Grade 7
Total
CODe ENFORCEMENT DEPT.
Plantation Key Office-Cut 1 Position
Inspector
Marathon Office-Cut 1 Position
Inspector
Total
Marine Resources Department
Marathon Office-Upgrade 1 Position
Upgrade 1/2 Staff Assistant Grade 6 to Admin. Assistant Grade 7
Total
Growth Management Admin.
No Cuts
Grand Total
ATTACHMENT TWO
$ 42,618.45
$ 32,689.65
$ 32,689.65
$ 32,689.65
$ (2,679.00)
$ 138,008.40
$ 42,301.35
$ 47,454.00
$ 89,755.35
$ 45,939.60
$ 72,287.00
$ 47,454.00
$ (55,546.00)
$ (1,445.00)
$ 108,689.60
$ 42,643.00
$ 42,643.00
$ 85,286.00
$ (1,445.00)
$ (1,445.00)
$ 420,294.35
02101100
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIVISION
PROPOSED TRANSFERS FY 2001
Buildina Department:
Position
Administrative Assistant Grade 7
Plannina Department
Position
Sr. Administrator, Dev. Review
Code Enforcement *
Position
Sr. Inspector
Inspector
Administrative Assistant
From
Marathon
From
Marathon
From
Marathon
Marathon
Marathon
* These transfers have already been implemented.
To
Plantation Key
To
Plantation Key
To
Stock Island
Stock Island
Plantation Key
ATTACHMENT THREE
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FROM:
Dent Pierce, Director
Public Works Division
TO:
James L. Roberts
County Administrator
DATE:
January 28, 2000
RE:
Incorporation of Marathon
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Enclosed please find a spreadsheet showing proposed reductions within the Public
Works Division relating to the incorporation of Marathon. It is important to know
that this information was compiled with the assumption that the new City will be
responsible for all roads, bridges and bike paths within their boundaries, as well as all
County parks & beaches, including, but not limited to, Sombrero Beach, Coco Plum
Beach and the Marathon Community Park Accordingly, our estimated staffing and
cost reductions will have to be revised should the outcome of negotiations prove
differently.
Please note that in February, 1999, an estimated 10.26 positions were proposed to be
cut from the Public Works Division should Marathon incorporate, and that estimate
is now 24.20 positions. Some of these reductions are due in part to our streamlining
and combining positions two for one.
Please let me know if you need any additional information or wish to discuss this
further.
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enclosures
GOUNTY of MONROE
PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION
James R. "Reggie" Paros, Director ..
490 63rd Street, Suite 140
Marathon, FI. 33050
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MAYOR, Shirley Freeman, District 3
Mayor Pro Tern, George Neugent, District 2
Wilhelmina Harvey, District 1
Nora Williams, District 4
Mary Kay Reich, District 5
MEMORANDUM
TO:
James L. Roberts
County Administrator
FROM:
James R. "Reggie" Paros, Directo
Public Safety Division
SUBJECT:
Financial and operational impact in the Lower and Middle
Keys Fire and Ambulance District (District -1) due to the
incorporation of Marathon.
ENCLOSURES:
Cutback Option l-KCB-l Spreadsheet
Cutback Option l-KCB-2 Spreadsheet
Both options maintain ad valorem tax need for Fiscal Year
- 2001 at the present (FY - 2000) level within the areas
still comprising the Lower and Middle Keys Fire and
Ambulance District, assuming that Marathon and Key
Colony Beach both will withdraw from District - 1.
DATE:
February 7, 2000
The enclosed spreadsheets provide two different approaches to achieving the cutbacks in
both dollars and personnel which will be necessary in order to maintain the present level
of taxation during the next fiscal year in District - 1. They have been prepared on the
basis that Marathon and Key Colony Beach both will withdraw from participation in the
District. The original Cutback Option - 1 Spreadsheet, dated January 12, 2000 was
indicative of Marathon's withdrawal only; not Key Colony Beach to
R~CEIVED
Both of the enclosed options achieve the financial goal of maintainin the, ev 0
taxation for FY - 2001 at the present (FY - 2000) level. Consequen y, both also result in
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James L. Roberts
February 7, 2000
Page 2
a considerable reduction in the level of fire and ambulance services in the district. The
primary difference being is that the approach used in Option l-KCB-l attempts to
balance its impact by spreading the cutbacks throughout all areas of the District's budget,
including reductions in operating costs, the number of career personnel and volunteers'
benefits. Option l-KCB-2 doesn't reduce the volunteers' benefits, but instead proposes
the elimination of almost all of the career personnel whose positions were created in
conjunction with the establishment of the combined volunteer & paid consolidated fire
and ambulance services system.
The enclosed Cutback Options l-KCB-l and l-KCB-2 Spreadsheets do the following:
· consider the loss of taxable value and accompanying revenues from taxes and
ambulance charges from both the cities of Marathon and Key Colony Beach,
· achieve the financial goal of reducing costs to compensate for the loss of revenue,
· propose reductions in operating costs and personnel based entirely on achieving a
financial goal; not an operational one.
· assume that miscellaneous revenues and revenues from other sources will remain
constant for the District - 1 Fund into Fiscal Year 2001, i.e. fund balance forward,
interest earnings,
· assume that some cutbacks of indirect costs will occur, i.e. reserves, budget transfers,
and property appraiser and tax collector charges to the fund,
· reassign the three emergency medical services Shift Supervisors' positions to stations
to also have them function as firefighter/paramedics on their respective shifts,
· result in a considerable reduction of the level of fire and ambulance services in the
areas still comprising District - 1.
Selection of either of the above options with the only purpose being of achieving a
financial goal is a drastic measure and not one to be recommended. Due consideration
must be given also to public safety and the potential capability of the remaining fire and
ambulance services.
There are a number of other funding and service alternatives that could be analyzed
depending on the preference of the Board of County Commissioners. They include:
consolidating taxing Districts 1,6 and 7; merging Tavernier into District 6; reestablishing
separate and distinct District 5 (Tavernier); buying and/or selling particular services
through interlocal agreements; relying on mutual aid from adjoining jurisdictions;
privatization of services; annexation of unincorporated areas; or any combination of
these.
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COUNTY of MONROE
PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION
James R. "Reggie" Paros, Director
490 63rd Street, Suite 140
Marathon, Fl. 33050
MEMORANDUM
TO:
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MAYOR, Shirley Freeman, District 3
Mayor Pro Tern, George Neugent, District 2
Wilhelmina Harvey, District 1
Nora Williams, District 4
Mary Kay Reich, District 5
James L. Roberts
County Administrator ~
James R. "Reggie" Paros, DirectM
Public Safety Division 0,"
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Financial and operational impact in the Lower and Middle
Keys Fire and Ambulance District (District -1) due to the
incorporation of Marathon.
ENCLOSURE:
Cutback Option - 2 Spreadsheet: Maintains fIre and
ambulance services at the present (FY - 2000) level within
the areas still comprising the Lower and Middle Keys Fire
and Ambulance District.
DATE:
February 3, 2000
The enclosed spreadsheet is indicative of the reductions necessary in both appropriations
and personnel, and the amount of revenue required from ad valorem taxes, including the
associated millage rate, to maintain the present level of fire and ambulance services in
District - 1 during the next fIscal year. Cutback Option - 2 was prepared for the purpose
of achieving that operational goal. It will result in an increase of the millage rate.
The enclosed Cutback Option - 2 Spreadsheet does the following:
· proposes reductions in appropriations and personnel based upon the estimated loss of
the geographical service areas of both the cities of Marathon and Key Colony Beach,
· assumes that miscellaneous revenues and revenues from oilier sources, Will-remain
~onstant for ~he District - 1 Fund into Fiscal Year 2001, i.e fun~ b~lA1~ciQIw~~__
mterest earmngs, Ii:
COUNf( AD~}II~'I~"'r:- 17-1'~ !
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James L. Roberts
February 3, 2000
Page 2
. assumes that some cutbacks of indirect costs will occur, i.e. reserves, budget transfers,
and property appraiser and tax collector charges to the fund,
. achieves the operational goal of maintaining the present level of fire and ambulance
services in District - 1,
. considers the loss of taxable value and accompanying revenues from taxes and
ambulance charges from both the cities of Marathon and Key Colony Beach,
. results in a reduction of ad valoem taxes in an amount of $1,124,463 or by 22.7%, but
requires an increase in the millage rate to 1.8618 or by 21.8%.
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GOUNTY of MONROE ~-l,_':~
PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION --
James R. "Reggie" Paros, Director ..
490 63rd Street, Suite 140
Marathon, Fl. 33050
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MAYOR, Shirley Freeman, District 3
Mayor Pro Tern, George Neugent, District 2
Wilhelmina Harvey, District 1
Nora Williams, District 4
Mary Kay Reich, District 5
MEMORANDUM
TO:
James L. Roberts
County Administrator
FROM:
James R. "Reggie" Paros, Director
Public Safety Division
SUBJECT:
Financial and operational impact in the Lower and Middle
Keys Fire and Ambulance District (District -1) due to the
incorporation of Marathon.
ENCLOSURE:
Cutback Option - 3 Spreadsheet: Proposes a reasonable
balance between the amount of taxation and the level of fire
and ambulance services within the areas still comprising
the Lower and Middle Keys Fire and Ambulance District.
DATE:
February 4, 2000
The enclosed spreadsheet is indicative of the actions necessary in both appropriations and
revenues to provide a reasonable balance between the amount of taxation and the level of
fire and ambulance services in District - 1 during the next fiscal year. Cutback Option- 3
was prepared for the purpose of achieving that goal. It will result in both a moderate
reduction in the level of services and increase in the millage rate when compared to
Options - 1 & 2.
The enclosed Cutback Option - 3 Spreadsheet does the folIo :
· proposes reductions in appropriations and personnel based pon the cRgft~a ~cQs of
the geographical service areas of both the cities of Marothon ani KeFY c~OIOn! ~~~~h,
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COUNTY ADMINISTR:\TOR
James L. Roberts
February 4, 2000
Page 2
· assumes that miscellaneous revenues and revenues from other sources will remain
constant for the District - 1 Fund into Fiscal Year 2001, i.e. fund balance forward,
interest earnings,
· assumes that some cutbacks of indirect costs will occur, i.e. reserves, budget transfers,
and property appraiser and tax collector charges to the fund,
· achieves the operational goal of maintaining a reasonable level of fire and ambulance
services in District - 1,
· considers the loss of taxable value and accompanying revenues from taxes and
ambulance charges from both the cities of Marathon and Key Colony Beach,
· achieves the financial goal by reducing ad valoem taxes in the amount of $1 ,348,080
or by 27.2%; requires a millage rate of 1.7533,
· provides for the most part for the combined volunteer & paid fire and ambulance
services system which presently uses cross trained personnel to continue to function,
· reassigns the three emergency medical services Shift Supervisors' positions to
stations to also have them function as fIrefighter/paramedics on their respective shifts,
· Maintains volunteers' personal expense reimbursements and other benefits at present
levels.
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