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2660 CIVIC CENTER DR
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CITY OF ROSEVILLE
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<br />Maintenance ($12,000),7) Memberships and Subscriptions ($12,950), 8)Miscellaneous ($3,200), <br />9) Employee Recognition ($6,800). 10) Office Supplies ($39,000), II) Operating Supplies <br />($2,500). and Other Capital Improvements ($25,000). All of these expenditures, with the <br />exception of Memberships and Subscriptions, are anticipated to increase with growth. For <br />purposes of the fiscal analysis, population and jobs will serve as a proxy for new growth. <br />Therefore, di viding the non-fixed costs of $168,700 by the current number of residents and jobs <br />in the City. 71,616, results in a cost per resident and job of $2.36. This factor will be applied to <br />each new resident and each new job added to the City as a result of growth. <br /> <br />7. Insurance <br /> <br />This budget category protects of the fiscal and human resources of the City by providing a <br />reasonable level of general liability and property damage insurance. The total budgeted cost for <br />this insurance in FY99 is $110,000. For purposes of the fiscal analysis, it is assumed that this <br />total wi 11 increase with new growth. Dividing $110,000 by the current number of residents and <br />jobs in the City, 71,616, results in a cost per resident and job of $1.54. This factor will be <br />applied to each new resident and each new job added to the City as a result of growth. <br /> <br />8. General Government Personnel <br /> <br />The table below summarizes the current City personnel serving in primarily administrative <br />General Government functions that will be impacted by new growth. Those departments where <br />there are no personnel or personnel costs are anticipated to remain fixed are not included in the <br />table. See Parts 1 through 7 above for further details. The personnel are noted by department <br />below. The list does not include personnel from the Police, Fire, and Public Works Departments. <br />Personnel projections for those departments are discussed in Parts Band C of this report. <br /> <br />FY99 General Government Personnel <br />City of Roseville <br /> <br /> Nu mber of <br /> Number of Fixed Personnel <br />DeDartmentIDivislon Personnel Personnel DescrlDtions <br /> City Manager, Human Resources Director, <br />Adm inistration 4.0 2.0 Executive Assistant, Human Resources Assistant <br /> Finance Director, Assistant Finance Director, <br />Finance 4.0 1.0 Finance Coordinator, Cashier/Switchboard Operator <br />TOTAL 8.0 3.0 <br /> <br />Source: City of Roseville Adopted 1999 Budget, City Staff, TA <br /> <br />There are a total of 8 General Government staff in departments that will have personnel impacts <br />from new growth. Personnel descriptions for each department! division are indicated in the far <br />right column of the table. The number of fixed positions are shown in the middle column. Fixed <br /> <br />Page 17 <br /> <br />Tischler & Associates, Inc. <br />
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