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Transcript of Town of Smithfield FY 2019-2020 PROPOSED BUDGET
Town of Smithfield, North Carolina
FY 2019-2020 Proposed Budget May 24, 2019
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I. Budget Message ...............................................................................................................1
a. Financial Policy.........................................................................................................9
II. Budget Ordinance ........................................................................................................17
III. Fee Schedule....................................................................................................................23
IV. General Fund Revenues............................................................................................58
V. General Fund Expenditures
a. General Government............................................................................................60
b. Non-Departmental................................................................................................64
c. Debt Service............................................................................................................67
d. Finance......................................................................................................................70
e. Planning....................................................................................................................73
f. Police.........................................................................................................................76
g. Fire.............................................................................................................................80
h. Public Works
i. General Services........................................................................................83
ii. Streets...........................................................................................................86
iii. Garage...........................................................................................................89
iv. Powell Bill...................................................................................................92
v. Sanitation....................................................................................................94
i. Parks and Recreation...........................................................................................97
j. Aquatics/ SRAC....................................................................................................100
k. Sarah Yard Community Center.......................................................................103
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l. Contingency..........................................................................................................105
VI. Water/Sewer Fund Revenues............................................................................108
VII. Water/Sewer Fund Expenditures
a. Water Plant..........................................................................................................109
b. Water/Sewer........................................................................................................112
c. Debt Service..........................................................................................................116
VIII. Electric Fund Revenues..........................................................................................119
IX. Electric Fund Expenditures.................................................................................120
X. Other Funds
a. J B George Fund.................................................................................................127
b. Firemen’s Relief Fund.....................................................................................128
c. Smithfield Fire Tax District.........................................................................129
XI. Capital Reserve Funds
a. General Capital Project Fund.....................................................................130
b. Water/Sewer Capital Project Fund..........................................................132
c. Electric Capital Project Fund......................................................................133
Financial Policies Town of Smithfield
Financial Policy Guidelines For:
Town of Smithfield, North Carolina
Authority: North Carolina General Statutes and other Public Finance Law
Review Scheduled: Annually or as needed
Approval Needed: Town Council
Adopted: 12-4-12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Objectives
II. Fund Balance Policy
III. Budget Development Policies
IV. Capital Improvement Budget Policies
V. Debt Policies
VI. Cash Management and Investment Policies
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I. FINANCIAL POLICY GUIDELINES – OBJECTIVES
This fiscal policy is a statement of the guidelines and goals that will influence and guide the financial
management practice of the Town of Smithfield, North Carolina. A fiscal policy that is adopted, adhered
to, and regularly reviewed as the cornerstone of sound financial management. An effective fiscal policy:
Contributes significantly to the Town’s ability to insulate itself from fiscal crisis,
Enhances short-term and long-term financial credit ability by helping to achieve the highest
credit and bond ratings possible,
Promotes long-term financial stability by establishing clear and consistent guidelines,
Directs attention to the total financial picture of the Town rather than single issue areas,
Promotes the view of linking long-run financial planning with day-to-day operations,
Provides the Town Council, citizens and the Town’s administrative management team a
framework for measuring the fiscal impact of government services against established fiscal
parameters and guidelines,
Provides guidance in appropriations that will contribute to the Town’s fund balance and
direction to the financial staff in adopting internal, daily operating procedures,
Allows for some flexibility in Town spending where necessary and warranted,
Provides a frame of reference for budget preparations and for budget amendments, and
Informs the public as to the clearly adopted financial goals of the Town
To these ends, the following fiscal policy statements are presented.
II. FUND BALANCE POLICIES
1. The Town understands the importance of maintaining the appropriate level of General Fund Balance
Available for Appropriation, as defined in North Carolina General Statute 159-8, and recognizes that a
stable and sufficient level of General Fund Balance Available provides an important reserve that can
provide cash flow during periods of delayed or declining revenues, or used for emergencies and
unforeseen expenditures. The Local Government Commission recommends that the Fund Balance
Available be an amount not less than eight percent (8.0%) of General Fund Expenditures plus Transfers
Out less Amounts for Debt Issued as presented in the most recent audited financial statements.
2. The target level of General Fund Balance Available that the Town will strive to maintain is an amount
not less than 25.0% (projected as of June 30th for the fiscal year in question) of General Fund
Expenditures plus Transfers Out less Amounts for Debt Issued as presented in the most recent audited
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financial statements. Upon adoption of this policy the Town shall create and follow a four (4) year plan
to reach the goal of a 25.0% General Fund Balance Available.
3. In any given year that the actual percent falls below the target level, the Budget Officer will include a
minimum of 2.0% of the General Fund Expenditures plus Transfers Out less Amounts for Debt Issued in
the budget to apply toward reaching the targeted Fund Balance Available for Appropriation
4. The Town Council may, from time-to-time, appropriate fund balances that will reduce unreserved,
undesignated fund balances below the 25.0% policy for the purposes of a declared fiscal emergency or
other such global purpose as to protect the long-term fiscal security of the Town of Smithfield. In such
circumstances, the Council will adopt a plan to restore the available fund balances to the policy level
within 36 months from the date of the appropriation. If restoration cannot be accomplished within such
time period without severe hardship to the Town, then the Council will establish a different but
appropriate time period.
6. The excess General Fund Balance Available for Appropriation may be used to fund onetime capital
expenditures or other one-time costs, if it has not been transferred to the Capital Reserve Fund.
7. The general fund balance, as described above, shall be calculated on the final day of the fiscal year
and the targeted general fund balance, as calculated above, may fall below the targeted amounts so
long as the projected end of the fiscal year amount meets the targeted general fund balance.
III. BUDGET DEVELOPMENT POLICIES
1. The Town will develop the Budget in conjunction with a stated program of performance objectives
and measures with which to gauge progress toward meeting those objectives.
2. The Finance Department will maintain a system for monitoring the Town’s budget during the fiscal
year. This system will provide the Council with monthly information on expenditures and performance
at both the department and fund level. Included will be provisions for amending the budget during the
year in order to address unanticipated needs, emergencies, or compliance with State of North Carolina
budgetary statutes.
3. The Town will continue to focus on using one-time or other special revenues for funding special
projects.
4. The Town will pursue an aggressive policy seeking the collection of delinquent licenses, permits and
other fees due to the Town.
5. Budgeted contributions for non-profit agencies will continue to be limited to no more than 3% of the
annual General Fund Operating Budget.
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6. For services that benefit specific users and where possible, the Town shall seek to establish and
collect fees to recover the costs of those services. The Town Council shall determine the appropriate
cost recovery level and establish the fees. Where feasible and desirable, the Town shall seek to recover
full direct and indirect costs. User fees shall be reviewed on a regular basis to calculate their full cost
recovery levels, to compare them to the current fee structure, and to recommend adjustments where
necessary. The fair market value for such user fees shall also be a factor in determining the actual fees.
7. The Town shall endeavor to reduce its reliance on property tax revenues by revenue diversification,
implementation of user fees, and economic development. The Town shall also strive to minimize the
property tax burden on Smithfield residents.
8. In order to maintain a stable level of services, the Town shall use a conservative, objective, and
analytical approach when preparing revenue estimates. The process shall include analysis of probable
economic changes and their impacts on revenues, historical collection rates, and trends in revenues.
This approach should reduce the likelihood of actual revenues falling short of budget estimates during
the year and should avoid mid-year service reductions.
9. The Town shall take immediate corrective actions if at any time during the fiscal year expenditure and
revenue re-estimates are such that an operating deficit (i.e., projected expenditures in excess of
projected revenues) is projected at year-end. Corrective actions can include a hiring freeze, expenditure
reductions, fee increases, or use of fund balance. Expenditure deferrals into the following fiscal year,
short-term loans, or use of one-time revenue sources shall be avoided to balance the budget for
recurring expenditures.
10. The tax rate will be set each year based on the cost of providing general governmental services and
paying debt service. Consideration will be given to future net revenue requirements for capital
improvement project operational expenditure impacts and programmed debt service.
11. Expenditure budgets are reviewed by staff, the Town Manager, and Town Council prior to adoption
and are continually monitored throughout the budget year. The annual operating budget ordinance
defines staff authorization for operating budget adjustments. No appropriations of the proceeds of a
debt instrument will be made except for the purpose for which such debt instrument was issued.
Donations will be spent only toward the intent for which they were given.
12. The Town will review the financial position of nonprofit corporations or organizations receiving
funding to determine the entity’s ability to carry out the intended purpose for which funding was
granted. For organizations receiving $20,000 or more in any fiscal year, the Town shall require the
nonprofit to have for the Town to review a financial statement, or an audit or review performed for the
fiscal year in which the funds are received and to file a copy with the Town.
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IV. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET POLICIES
1. The Town will prioritize all capital improvements in accordance with an adopted capital improvement
program (CIP).
2. The Town will develop a five-year plan for capital improvements and review and update the plan at
least every two years. The Town conducts a needs assessment and projects are ranked according to
priority. The estimated costs and potential funding sources for each capital project proposal will be
identified before it is submitted for approval. The estimated costs will include consideration for
inflation; the inflation rate to be determined annually in the budget process and disclosed in the capital
budget. Additional projects can be added to the CIP without ranking, but funding for projects added in
this manner are subject to normal operating budget constraints.
3. The Town will enact a capital budget at least every two years based on the five-year capital
improvement plan. Future capital expenditures necessitated by changes in population, changes in real
estate development, or changes in economic base will be calculated and included in capital budget
projections.
4. In general, effective maintenance and operations of capital facilities should be given priority over
acquisition of new facilities, unless a cost/benefit analysis indicates to the contrary. In addition, state or
federal mandates or new service demands may require acquisition of new facilities even when
maintenance needs are not fully met.
5. The Town will coordinate development of the capital improvement budget with development of the
operating budget. Future operating costs associated with new capital improvements will be projected
and included in operating budget forecasts.
6. The Town will use intergovernmental assistance to finance those capital improvements that are
consistent with the capital improvement plan and Town priorities, and whose operating and
maintenance costs have been included in operating budget forecasts.
7. The Town will maintain all its assets at a level adequate to protect the Town’s capital investment and
to minimize future maintenance and replacement costs. The Town will maintain accurate information
on the condition, lifespan and estimated replacement cost of its major physical assets to assist in long
term planning.
8. The Town will project its equipment replacement and maintenance needs for the next five years and
will update this projection at least every two years. From this projection a maintenance and
replacement schedule will be developed.
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IV. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET POLICIES (cont.)
9. The Town will identify the estimated costs and potential funding sources for each capital project
proposal before it is submitted for approval.
10. The Town will attempt to determine the most cost effective and flexible financing method for all
new projects.
V. DEBT POLICIES
1. The Town will confine long-term borrowing to capital improvement or projects that cannot be
financed from current revenues or fund balance except where approved justification is provided.
2. The Town will utilize a balanced approach to capital funding utilizing debt financing, draws on capital
reserves and/or fund balances in excess of policy targets, and current-year (pay-as-you-go)
appropriations.
3. When the Town finances capital improvements or other projects by issuing bonds or entering into
capital leases, it will repay the debt within a period not to exceed the expected useful life of the project.
Target debt ratios will be calculated at least every two years and included in the review of financial
trends.
4. Where feasible, the Town will explore the usage of special assessment revenue, or other self-
supporting bonds instead of general obligation bonds.
5. The Town will retire tax anticipation debt, if any, annually when taxes are collected only if cash flow is
needed.
6. Prior to the issuance of new General Obligation (GO) debt, consideration shall be given to forecasted
tax rate requirements, ratio of net GO debt to assessed taxable value, net GO debt per capita, and debt
service payments to General Fund operating budget.
7. Direct net debt as a percentage of total assessed value of taxable property should not exceed 2.5%.
Direct net debt is defined as any and all debt that is tax-supported.
8. The ratio of direct debt service expenditures as a percent of total governmental fund expenditures
will be targeted to remain at or below 10.0%.
9. The Town recognizes the importance of underlying and overlapping debt in analyzing financial
condition. The Town will regularly analyze total indebtedness including underlying and overlapping
debt.
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10. The Town may employ municipal finance professionals to assist in developing a bond issuance
strategy, preparing bond documents, and marketing bonds to investors.
11. The Town will select a method of sale that is the most appropriate in light of the financial market,
transaction-specific conditions, Town-related conditions, and in accordance with State law.
12. The Town will use fixed rate debt in most cases to finance its capital needs; however, the Town may
issue variable rate debt up to 20 percent of its total debt portfolio, when necessary.
13. Debt structures that result in significant “back loading” of debt will be avoided.
14. The Finance Director will maintain good communication with bond rating agencies
a. The Finance Director will provide periodic updates on the Town’s financial condition.
b. Required disclosure on every financial report and bond prospectus will be followed.
c. The Town may request ratings prior to the sale of securities from the major rating agencies for
municipal bond issues.
15. The Town will strive to achieve and maintain the highest credit rating awarded by the municipal
bond rating agencies.
16. The Town may undertake refinancing of outstanding debt:
a. When such refinancing allows the Town to realize significant debt service savings without
lengthening the term of refinanced debt and without increasing debt service in any subsequent
year; or
b. When the public policy benefits outweigh the costs associated with the issuance of new debt
and any increase in annual debt service; or
c. When a restrictive covenant is removed to the benefit of the Town.
VI. CASH MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT POLICY
1. The Town’s cash management consolidates cash balances from all funds to maximize investment
earnings (pooling of funds). The accounting for the individual fund cash balances will continue to be
maintained separately. Investment income will be allocated to the individual funds based on their
respective participation and in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. Where
applicable, this policy also incorporates the following Government Accounting Standards Board
Statements:
a. GASB Statement No. 31 - Accounting and Financial Reporting for Certain Investments and
External Investment Pools, implemented July 1, 1997. It should be noted that GASB Statement
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No. 32 amends No. 31 but only as it applies to Section 457 plans so it is not applicable to the
Town of Smithfield.
b. GASB Statement No. 40 – Deposit and Investment Risk Disclosure, effective July 1, 2004.
2. The Town has established an Investment Policy to provide safe and responsible guidelines for the
investment of idle funds in the best interest of the public while fully maximizing the rate of return.
a. Safety of principal is the highest objective of this policy. Investments shall be undertaken in a
manner that seeks to ensure the preservation of capital in the overall portfolio. The objective
will be to minimize credit risk and interest rate risk.
b. The investment portfolio shall remain sufficiently liquid to meet all operating requirements
that may be reasonably anticipated. This is accomplished by structuring the maturity of
investments to meet the anticipated cash needs. In addition, since all possible cash demands
cannot be anticipated, the portfolio will consist largely of securities with active resale markets.
c. The portfolio shall be designed with the objective of attaining a market rate of return. Return
on investment is of secondary importance compared to the safety and liquidity objectives
described above. The investments prescribed in this policy are limited to relatively low risk
securities and therefore, it is anticipated they will earn a fair return relative to the risk being
assumed.
3. The investment committee consists of the Town Manager, Finance Director, Mayor and 1 member of
the Town Council. Members of the investment committee meet at least once per year but preferably
twice per year to determine general strategies and monitor results.
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TOWN OF SMITHFIELD BUDGET ORDINANCE
FY 2019-2020
Current & Prior Year Property Taxes 6,781,000 Sales and Services 2,412,236 Licenses, Permits and Fees 94,800 Unrestricted Intergovernmental Revenues 3,443,000 Restricted Intergovernmental Revenues 600,143 Investment Earnings 40,000 Loan Proceeds - Other 555,971 Fund Balance Appropriated 1,093,000
15,020,150
General Government 424,838 Non-Departmental 914,145 Debt Service 939,258 Finance 115,511 Planning 343,314 Police 4,037,838 Fire 2,169,318 General Services 557,425 Streets 1,491,371 Garage 103,816 Powell Bill 322,725 Sanitation 1,287,765 Parks/Recreation 1,013,025 Aquatics Center 981,173 Sarah Yard Community Center 46,500 Contingency 272,128
15,020,150
BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council of the Town of Smithfield, North Carolina, meeting in__________ this ______ day of June, 2019, that the following fund revenues and departmental expenditures, together with certain restrictions and authorizations, are adopted:
Section 1. General Fund It is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the General Fund for the fiscal yearbeginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the General Fund for the operation of the TownGovernment and its activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020 in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
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Water Sales 4,252,000 Sewer Sales 4,180,000 Investment Earnings 10,400 Other Revenues 102,500 Fund Balance Appropriated -
8,544,900
Water Treatment Plant 1,947,275 Water and Sewer Distribution 5,630,720 Debt Service 653,574 Contingency 313,331
8,544,900
Electric Sales 16,550,000 Penalties 150,000 Investment Earnings 50,000 Other Revenues 106,000 Fund Balance Appropriated -
16,856,000
Electric Dept. Operation 16,172,240 Debt Service 351,279 Contingency 332,481
16,856,000
Town Government and its activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020
Section II. Water and Sewer Fund It is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the Water and Sewer Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Water and Sewer Fund for the operation of the
Government and its activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020 in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
Section III. Electric It is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the Electric Fund for the fiscal yearbeginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Electric Fund for the operation of the Town
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Interest 2,540
Special Projects 2,540
Received from State 9,000 Interest 157
9,157
Firemen’s Supplemental Retirement 9,157
Smithfield Fire District Tax 150,000 Motor Vehicle Tax 18,000 Taxes 7,400
175,400
Transfer to General Fund 175,400
Town Government's Special Projects for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the J.B. George Fund for the operation of the
Section IV. J. B. George Beautification Fund It is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the J.B. George Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
Section VI. Smithfield Fire Tax District It is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the Fire District Tax Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Firemen's Relief Fund for the operation of the
in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
Section V. Firemen’s Relief Fund It is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the Firemen's Relief Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
Town Government and its activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020 in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Fire District Tax Fund for the operation of the Town Government's Fire Service activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
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Loan (Ladder Fire Truck) 1,126,105 Loan (Fire Engine #1 Replacement) 565,000 Transfer from General Fund 952,000
2,643,105
Fire Truck (Ladder) 1,126,105 Fire Engine #1 Replacement 565,000 Equity Drive Repairs 827,000 Splash Pad-Smith Collins Park 125,000
2,643,105
Transfer from W/S Fund 1,250,000
AMI - Nexgrid Metering 200,000 I&I S&W Smithfield 100,000 Upgrd Lift Station Repair (5 & 11) 150,000 16" Water Line Along Durwoos Stephenson 800,000
1,250,000
the Town Government and its capital activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30,
Section VII. General Capital Project FundIt is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the General Capital Project Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the General Capital Project Fund for the operation of
2020, in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
Section VIII. Water/Sewer Capital Project FundIt is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the Water/Sewer Capital Project Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Water/Sewer Capital Project Fund for the operation of the Town Government and its capital activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020, in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
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Transfer from Electric Fund 950,000
North Circuit Design/Construction 950,000
the Town Government and its capital activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30,
Section IX. Electric Capital Project FundIt is estimated that the following revenues will be available in the Electric Capital Project Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020:
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Electric Capital Project Fund for the operation of
2020, in accordance with the Chart of Accounts heretofore established for the Town of Smithfield:
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The Town Manager shall be authorized to affect interdepartmental transfers, in the same fund, not toexceed 10 percent of the appropriated monies for the department whose allocation is affected.Any such transfers shall be reported to the Town Council at its next regualr meeting and shall beentered into the minutes.
ATTEST:
Section XIII- Special Authorization- Budget Officer
Section XI Tax Rate Established
An Ad Valorem Tax Rate of $.57 per $100 at full valuation based on estimated 99.7% tax collection percentage ishereby established as the official tax rate for the Town of Smithfield for the fiscal year 2019-2020. A tax rate for theSpecial Tax District to provide funding for the Downtown Smithfield Development Corporation is established at $0.19per $100 valuation. A tax rate for the Smithfield Rural Fire District is established at $0.12 per $100 valuation.
Section XII- Fee Schedule, Limited Privilege Licenses, and Fees
The fee schedule attached hereto and limited privilege license for the privilege of conducting trades, businesses,professions, shows exhibitions and amusements within the Town of Smithfield are hereby levied at Council adoptedrates provided by the General Statute guidelines and fee schedule attached hereto.
The Town Manager shall be authorized to reallocate departmental appropriations among the various objects ofexpenditure.
Section XIIII- Utilization of Budget and Budget Ordinance
This ordinance and the budget document shall be the basis of the financial plan for the Smithfield MunicipalGovernment during the 2019-2020 fiscal year. The Budget Officer shall administer the budget, and he shall ensurethat the operating officials are provided guidance and sufficient details to implement their appropriate portion of theBudget. The accounting section shall establish records which are in agreement with the budget and this ordinanceand the appropriate statutes of the State of North Carolina. The fee schedule may be amended by majority vote ofCouncil.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict are hereby repealed.
______________________________M. Andy Moore, Mayor
______________________________ Shannan Parrish, Town Clerk
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Property Tax Rate
Rate ................................................................................................................................ $0.57/$100 valuation
Downtown Smithfield Tax District ............................................................................... $0.19/$100 valuation
Smithfield Fire District .................................................................................................. $0.12/$100 valuation
Administrative Services
Miscellaneous Fees and Charges
Fee for document reproduction(s)
Black & White 8.5 x 11 Copies…………………………………………………………...…... $.10/per page
Color 8.5x 11Copies……………………………………………………………….………….. $.15/per page
Black & White 8.5 x 14 Copies……………………………………………………………..…...$.20/per page
Color 8.5 x 14 Copies ……………………………………………………………………….…..$.25/per page
CD Copy…………………………………………………………………………………………...……$1.50
This fee is for the cost of the CD
Reproduction of a video copy of any Town Council Meeting…………………………………………. $2.00
This fee is for the cost of the DVD only.
IT Services needed for compiling information relating to any public record request………….. $14.00/per hr.
Flash Drives – Actual cost of the Flash Drive
Any other electronic storage devices shall be charged the actual cost of the device.
Cemetery Services
Mausoleum Crypts
Row D, Top ...................................................................................................................................... $1600.00
Row C ............................................................................................................................................. $1700.00
Row B ............................................................................................................................................. $1800.00
Row A, Bottom ................................................................................................................................. $2000.00
Crypt Opening and Closing Services .................................................................................................. $700.00
Lot Sales: Sunset Memorial Park Single Grave ..................................................................................................................................... $1000.00
Two Grave Lot ................................................................................................................................. $2000.00
Four Grave Lot ................................................................................................................................. $4000.00
Six Grave Lot ................................................................................................................................... $6000.00
Grave Opening and Closing Services ................................................................................................. $700.00
Burial under 36” in length (including cremations) ............................................................................. $400.00
TOWN OF SMITHFIELD
FY 2019-2020 DRAFT
DEPARTMENTAL FEE SCHEDULE Changes are highlighted and denoted in red
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Lot Sales: Riverside Extension Cemetery
Single Grave Lot ............................................................................................................................... $1250.00
Two Grave Lot ................................................................................................................................. $2500.00
Four Grave Lot ................................................................................................................................. $5000.00
Six Grave Lot ................................................................................................................................... $7500.00
Grave Opening and Closing Services ................................................................................................. $700.00
Burial under 36” in length (including cremations) ............................................................................. $400.00
Columbarium opening/closing fee for committal service .................................................................. $350.00
Public Works Overgrown Lot Clearance First hour or fraction thereof .............................................................................................................. $150.00
Each additional quarter hour................................................................................................................. $25.00
Contractor clearance ............................................................ actual expense or $100.00, whichever is greater
Fire Department Fees
Fire Inspections (all occupancies) Less than 50,000 sq. Ft ......................................................................................................................... $50.00
50,000 - 100,000 sq. Ft. ...................................................................................................................... $100.00
More than 100,000 sq. Ft .................................................................................................................... $200.00
First Re-Inspection ........................................................................................................................ No Charge
Each subsequent re-inspection ....................................................................................................... $25.00 ea.
Special Permits Special Events .................................................................................................................................... $100.00
Underground Storage Tank Installation / Removal (per Tank) ............................................................ $75.00
Fireworks Sales .................................................................................................................................... $75.00
Fireworks Public Display (permit & stand-by) .................................................................................. $150.00
Temporary Tent or Air Supported Structure permit ............................................................................. $75.00
Carnival or Circus Permit and Inspection .......................................................................................... $100.00
Note: Non-Profit organizations are exempt from Fire Department Fees if the proper documentation confirming
non-profit status is provided to the inspector.
Citations
Fire Lane Citation ................................................................................................................................. $25.00
Fire Code Citation ................................................................................................................................ $50.00
Mileage Reimbursement Rate (Federal) ..................................................................................................... Per Federal Rate Schedule
Parks/Recreation
Late registration Fee ......................................................................................................................... $10.00
Sarah Yard Community Center Admission
Resident Nonresident
Day.......................................................................................... $2.00 Free............................................. $3.00 $1.00
Quarter.................................................................................... $15.00 Free ........................................ ....$25.00
Annual.................................................................................... $60.00 Free .......................................... $100.00
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Administration Fee for Participant Withdrawal Without Cause ……………………………… $10.00
Adult Team Sports Team
Softball ................................................................................. ............................................................. $475.00
Basketball....................................................................... ................................................................... $475.00
Volleyball........................................................................ ................................................................... $475.00
Youth Team Sports (Boys and Girls)
Scholarships are available based on need.
Multiple child discount – Only applies during the same sport season
25% discount for the 1st additional child
50% for each additional child after the 1st additional child
T-Ball
Resident ..................................................................................................................... 25.00 per player
Nonresident ................................................................................................................... 50.00 per player
Baseball (9-18), Girls Softball, Coach Pitch, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball
Resident ......................................................................................................................... 25.00 per player
Nonresident ................................................................................................................... 50.00 per player
Football,
Resident ......................................................................................................................... 30.00 per player
Nonresident ................................................................................................................... 60.00 per player
Kinder - Sports Programs
Resident ....................................................................................................................... $20.00 per player
Nonresident ................................................................................................................. $40.00 per player
Cheerleading
Resident ........................................................................................................................................ $25.00
Nonresident .................................................................................................................................. $50.00
Group Tennis Lessons Adult Resident ...................................................................................................................................... $25.00
Adult Nonresident ................................................................................................................................ $50.00
Youth Resident ..................................................................................................................................... $20.00
Youth Nonresident ................................................................................................................................ $40.00
Athletic Camps (Offered through P&R by individuals & Organizations) ..................................10% of gross
Athletic Field Rental (includes club teams, i.e. AAU, CASL,JUSA etc)
Up to 2 hours (day hours) - Resident .............................................................. ..................................... $25.00
Up to 2 hours (day hours) - Nonresident ........................................................ ..................................... $50.00
Up to 2 hours (night hours) - Resident ........................................................... ..................................... $40.00
Up to 2 hours (night hours) - Nonresident ...................................................... ..................................... $80.00
2 - 4 hours - Resident (day hours) .................................................................. ..................................... $45.00
2 - 4 hours - Nonresident (day hours) ............................................................. ..................................... $90.00
2 - 4 hours - Resident (night hours) ................................................................ ..................................... $90.00
2 - 4 hours - Nonresident (night hours) .......................................................... ................................... $150.00
4 hours - All Day - Resident ........................................................................... ................................... $150.00
4 hours - All Day - Nonresident ..................................................................... ................................... $220.00
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* $30.00 - $50.00 Field Preparation Fee for games (not practices)
Field/Game Set Up Fees
Baseball/Softball …………………………………………………………………………………… $30.00
Soccer ……………………………………………………………………………………………….$50.00
Tournaments Fee for Resident .................................................................... . .................. $175.00/day/field
or ½ of gate admission if charged
Tournament Fee for Nonresident ................................................................ . ................. $200.00 /day/field
or ½ of gate admission if charged
*$200.00 Deposit for Tournament Field Rental – NON-REFUNDABLE
Picnic Shelters (except Rotary Shelter) ($75.00 clean-up deposit required)
Up to 2 hours - Resident ........................................................................................................................ $25.00
Up to 2 hours - Nonresident ........................................................................... ...................................... $50.00
2 - 4 hours - Resident ............................................................................................................................. $50.00
2 - 4 hours - Nonresident ................................................................................ .................................... $100.00
4 hours - All Day - Resident .................................................................................................................. $80.00
4 hours - All Day - Nonresident ..................................................................... .................................... $160.00
Rotary Picnic Pavilion (Large Shelter) .............................................. ($100.00 clean-up deposit required)
Up to 2 hours:
Entire Shelter
Resident ..................................................................................................................................... $75.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $150.00
½ Shelter
Resident .................................................................................................. ...................................... $40.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ ...................................... $80.00
Up to 4 hours:
Entire Shelter
Resident..........................................................................................................................................$90.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $180.00
½ Shelter
Resident .................................................................................................. ...................................... $60.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $120.00
Up to 8 hours:
Entire Shelter
Resident .................................................................................................. .................................... $125.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $250.00
SMALL PICNIC SHELTERS / (Smith Collins, Gertrude Johnson, CP #1, CP #4)
Up to 2 hours - Resident ........................................................................................................................ $25.00
Up to 2 hours - Nonresident ........................................................................... ...................................... $50.00
2 - 4 hours - Resident ............................................................................................................................. $50.00
2 - 4 hours - Nonresident ................................................................................ .................................... $100.00
4 hours - All Day - Resident .................................................................................................................. $80.00
4 hours - All Day - Nonresident ..................................................................... .................................... $160.00
MEDIUM PICNIC SHELTERS / (CP #5, Town Commons)
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Up to 2 hours - Resident ........................................................................................................................ $40.00
Up to 2 hours - Nonresident ........................................................................... ...................................... $80.00
2 - 4 hours - Resident ............................................................................................................................. $60.00
2 - 4 hours - Nonresident ................................................................................ .................................... $120.00
4 hours - All Day - Resident ................................................................................................................ $100.00
4 hours - All Day - Nonresident ..................................................................... .................................... $200.00
LARGE PICNIC SHELTERS / (Rotary)
(1/2 Shelter Rates Available for Less than 50 People)
Up to 2 hours:
½ Shelter
Resident .................................................................................................. ...................................... $40.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ ...................................... $80.00
Entire Shelter
Resident ..................................................................................................................................... $75.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $150.00
Up to 4 hours:
½ Shelter
Resident .................................................................................................. ...................................... $60.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $120.00
Entire Shelter
Resident..........................................................................................................................................$90.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $180.00
Up to 8 hours:
Entire Shelter
Resident .................................................................................................. .................................... $125.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $250.00
Town Hall Park Use
Up to 2 hours:
Resident .................................................................................................. ..................................... $25.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ ..................................... $50.00
Rental fee for 2-4 hours
Resident .................................................................................................. ...................................... $35.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ ...................................... $70.00
Rental fee for 4-8 hours
Resident .................................................................................................. ...................................... $60.00
Nonresident ............................................................................................ .................................... $120.00
Additional Rental Fee for each hour over 8 hours ................................... .............................. $25.00/hour
Recreation & Aquatics Center
Membership Rates are based on annual agreements.
Members receive a 10% discounts on services and programs.
Smithfield Residents are those persons living within the corporate limits of Smithfield.
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Enrollment Fee: ........................................................................................................... $35.00/ per person
Monthly Drafts/Annual Payment .........................................................................................10% Discount
New rates apply upon renewal of contract
Daily Admission
Children 2 and under
Resident …………………………………………………………………………..…….............Free
Nonresident …………………..………………………………………………………...……....Free
Youth 3 – 17
Resident……………………………………………………………………………….............$4.00
Nonresident………………………………………………………………………………........$7.00
Adult 18-58
Resident………………………………………………………………………………….........$7.00
Nonresident………………………………………………………………..……………........$10.00
Seniors 59+
Resident………………………………………………………………………………….....…$4.00
Nonresident………………………………………………………………………………........$7.00
Punch Cards – 10 Visits
Resident…………………………………………………………………………………....... $60.00
Nonresident………………………………………………………………………….…….....$90.00
Special Membership Rates
Johnston Community College Student Membership Rates
9 month membership commitment from August 15 to May 15 (consistent with academic calendar)
Must show current student ID/tuition info., etc.
$25.00 per month/$225.00 for the 9 month term
10% discount if paid in full upfront
Smithfield Residents Non-Resident Rates
Membership Type
Community Corporate Community Corporate
Individual $40.00 / $432.00 $30.00/ $324.00 $52.00/ 561.60 $42.00/ 453.60
Senior (Ind) $25.00/ 300.00 $25.00/ 300.00 $40.00/453.60 $25.00/ 300.00
Town of Smithfield
Employee/ No charge for
Full-Time
employees
No charge for Full-
Time employees
Johnston County
School Employee 25% off Resident
Applicable Rate
25% Off Non-
Resident
Applicable Rate
Family add-on
(per)
$7.00/ per
person $7.00/ per person $10.00/ per person $10.00/ per person
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$35.00 enrollment fee
$9.00 annual amenities fee
HOA Membership Rates ( Smithfield City Limits Only) $26.50 per household for residential subdivision of 100 or more residences.
Aquatics Program Fees
Swim Lessons
Base Lesson Rate is $15.00/ per lesson
Non-Resident $20.00/per lesson
3 Lessons
Resident ..............................................................................................................................................$45.00
Non Resident.......................................................................................................................................$60.00
5 Lessons
Resident.................................................................................................................................................75.00
Non Resident.....................................................................................................................................$100.00
Summer Swim Team
Resident.........................................................................................................................................$70.00
Nonresident..................................................................................................................................$105.00
Lane Rental ............................................................................................. ......... $10.00 per lane/ per hour
Day Care Rental………………………………………………. $5.00 per child for 1 ½ hours in pool area
Swim Meet Rental Resident Nonresident
Timing System per day……………………….. $500.00........................................ .. $550.00 per day
Pool Rental…………………………………….. $900.00.......................................... $990.00 per day
SRAC Programs
Birthday Pool Parties
Resident ............................................................................................. ................ $125.00/ 25 children
Nonresident......................................................................................................... $165.00/ 25 children
After Hours Fee (if party booked past regular operating hours)........ ...................................... $75.00
Extra Rental (1/2 basketball court, other pool) .................................. ...................................... $50.00
Summer Camp (8:30 am – 4:30 pm)
Resident ............................................................................................. ................ ...........$100.00/week
Nonresident........................................................................................ ........................... $140.00/week
(10% off after first child, if SRAC Member)
Early Drop Off/ Late Pick up ............................................................ ............................ $25.00/ week
Facility Rental Rates
Trash Deposit ................................................................$50.00 clean-up deposit required for facility use.
(Refundable if trash is picked up and areas are left as deemed due to normal wear and tear)
Cancellation Policy ...................................................................................... 24 hour notice prior to event.
(If cancellation is received prior to usage, a credit can be applied to a future facility use)
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Multi-Purpose (Monday – Thursday) Resident Nonresident
Up to 2 hour ............................................................ $40.00 .......................................................... $65.00
2-4 hours …………………… ................................ $60.00 .......................................................... $85.00
4 hours – All Day…………… ................................ $100.00 ....................................................... $140.00
Multi-Purpose (Friday – Sunday) Resident Nonresident
Up to 2 hour ............................................................ $100.00 ...................................................... $140.00
Gymnasium Resident Nonresident
Up to 2 hours ......................................................... $250.00 ....................................................... $330.00
2-4 hours …………………… ............................... $400.00 ....................................................... $550.00
4 hours – All Day…………… .............................. $600.00 ....................................................... $825.00
½ Gymnasium Resident Nonresident Up to 2 hours … .................................................... $125.00 ...................................................... $220.00
2-4 hours …………………… ............................... $250.00 ...................................................... $440.00
4 hours – All Day…………… .............................. $400.00 ....................................................... $600.00
Banquet Room and Catering Kitchen
$65.00/ hour (minimum 3 hours)
$520.00/ day (8 hours)
$260.00 Deposit
$20.00/ hour Custodial Fee
COMMERCIAL RENTAL FEE
Any facility that is being rented for a commercial purpose and a fee/admission is being charged, there will be a
fee of 10% of all admission/entrance fees in addition to the applicable rental fee(s) associated with the rental.
4 Rentals of the same facility within a 30 day period will receive a 20% discount on rental fees of those
facilities.
15 Rentals of the same facility within a calendar year will receive a 30% discount on rental fees of those
facilities.
** The Town Manager may approve individual fee adjustments for special events and programs as
needed.
Planning & Zoning Fees
Passive and active recreation fees in lieu of land
donation or for subdivisions with less than 15 lots………………………………….Appraised Valuation
(See paragraph below for details)
The payment in lieu of dedication shall be equal to the appraised value of the required acreage of land within
the subdivision based on an appraisal prepared by a licensed appraiser and submitted by the developer. If the
Town disagrees with the submitted appraisal, it may have a second appraisal prepared. If the appraisals are
within 15% of each other, the developer’s appraisal will be utilized to establish value. If the appraisals differ
by more than 15%, the appraisal will be based on the average of the two appraisals.
Application Fees:
Annexation Petition…………………………………………………………… .......... …………………N/C
Zoning Text Amendment ………………………………. ................................................................ $3400.00
Rezoning 5 acres or less ..................................................................................................... $3 400.00
Rezoning Above more than 5 acres .................................... $300.00 plus $10.00 for each additional
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10 acres or portion thereof above 5 acres
Planned unit development rezoning……………………................ $300 400.00 + 25 10.00 per acre
Request for Ordinance Amendment ................................................................................................... $300.00
Request for Variance application ................................................................................................. $300400.00
Appeal from UDO Administrator Decision Interpretation ........................................................... $300400.00
(Refund Given if Appeal Successful)
Sign Permit Review .............................................................................................................................. $50.00
Zoning Permit:
Single Family & Two Family .................................................................................................. $25.00
Commercial & Multi Family ................................................................................................. $100.00
Special Zoning Permits (Council Approval Req.)………………………………… ............. $100.00
o Non-profit uses…………………………………………………………………. ....... .$N/C
o Includes Special Events, Underground Storage Tank Installation / Removal (per Tank),
Fireworks Sales ........................................................................................................... $7500
o Fireworks Public Display (permit & stand-by) .......................................................... $15.00
o Temporary Tent or Air Supported Structure permit ................................................... $75.00
o Carnival or Circus Permit and Inspection (Pending City Mgr./Council Approval) . $100.00
Temporary Uses………………………………………………………………… ............ ….$100.00
Driveway Permit …………………………………………………………………………… .............. $25.00
Right-of-Way Permit – Utility Street Cuts…………………………………………………………... $25.00
Right-of-Way Permit – Encroachment…………………………………………………….…….$300.00
Re-advertising a continued Public Hearing at applicant’s request . ................................................... $200.00
Site Plan/Construction Plan Review……………………………………………… .... $300200+$50 per acre
Special Use Permit:
General SUP……………………………………. ........................................................... $400300.00
Multi-family, townhouse development………………… ............................ $300.00 + 5.00 per unit
Shopping center-major, Institutional use…$300.00 + 1.00 per 1000 sq. ft. of gross floor area
Planned unit development……………………………. .............................. $300.00 + 25.00 per acre
Manufactured mobile home park……………………………. ....................... $300.00 + 5.00 per lot
Subdivision:
Exempt/Easement/Recombination plat ………………………… . …………………………..$50.00
Minor subdivision ....................................................................................... $10050.00 + 5.00 per lot
Major subdivision preliminary plat and construction plans ..................... $500250.00 + 5.00 per lot
Major subdivision final plat……………………………………………… ........................... $250.00
Site Plan/Construction Plan review ............................................................ $300200.00 + $50.00/ac.
Storm Water Permit -Residential and nonresidential .......................... $100/disturbed acre ($850 minimum)
Non-Residential ............................................................................................. $100/diacre ($850 minimum)
Wireless Communication (small cell)…………………………………………… ..... ………………..$50.00
Storm Water Annual Inspection Fee (if owner does not provide licensed engineer for inspection):
Storm Water Management Facility (less than 1 ac)………………………… ....................... $750.00
Storm Water Management Facility Size (1ac to 3 ac)………………………. .................... $1000.00
Storm Water Management Facility (greater than 3 ac)………………………. ................... $1250.00
Note: Non-Profit organizations are exempt from Planning and Zoning Fees if the proper documentation
confirming non-profit status is provided to the inspector.
Other Fees
Annual vacant property registration fee…………………………………………………… ........ …$15.00
Street vender fee……………………………………………… .................. ………………………$100.00
Annual Locally Grown Agricultural Sales……………………………… .................... …………. $100.00
Zoning letter/FOIA requests………………………………………………………… .......... ……..$100.00
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Civil Penalties The following civil penalties may be imposed on a person who violates the Zoning
Ordinance:
A) Individual Violation: There shall be a civil penalty of $50.00 violation. Each day that any violation
continues shall constitute a separate violation. Penalties are due within 30 days of receipt of the
notice of violation.
B) Continuing Violation: The notice of violation and correction order (hereinafter referred to as the
“Notice”), shall provide at least 10 days but not more than 30 days for the violation to be
corrected, based upon the type and degree of the violation. If a violation is not corrected within the
amount of time prescribed, as measured from the receipt of such Notice, then civil penalties accrue
starting on the day after the end of the time period provided in the Notice and accrue through and
until the violation is corrected. A person receiving a notice of violation and correction order shall
pay all accrued civil penalties to the Town within 30 days of receipt of the notice. If the person
fails to pay the accrued civil penalties within 30 days of receipt of the notice, then the civil
penalties, including all further accruing penalties for a continuing violation, shall be collectible for
the Town through a civil action in the nature of debt. Each day that any violation continues shall
constitute a separate violation for the purpose of assessing civil penalties. A notice of violation and
correction order need only be given once for a continuing violation.
Other Relief In addition to all other remedies and penalties outlined in this Article, the Planning Director
may, with the written authorization of the Town Manager, institute any other appropriate action or
proceeding in a court of competent jurisdiction to prevent, correct, or abate a violation of this Ordinance.
Recording Fees
Special Use Permits, Annexations and any other matter that requires or the Town deems necessary to be
filed with the Johnston County Register of Deeds. The Town will charge the same fees as the Johnston
County Register of Deeds.
Current Johnston County Register of Deeds fees are $26.00 for the 1st 15 pages and $4.00 for each
additional page.
Police Department
Animal Control
License Tax and Tag:
Each neutered/spayed cat or dog ......................................................................................................... $5.00
Each non-neutered/non-spayed cat or dog ........................................................................................ $10.00
Violations:
Unsanitary conditions .................. ……………………………………………………………........$50.00
Pet defecating on private or public property ................................................................................... $50.00
Failure to display current pet tag ..................................................................................................... $50.00
Excessive Barking ........................................................................................................................... $50.00
Failure to have rabies inoculation ................................................................................................. $100.00
Animal Bite ................................................................................................................................... $125.00
Violation of Animal at Large:
1st offense ........................................................................................................................................ $25.00
2nd
offense........................................................................................................................................ $50.00
3rd
offense ........................................................................................................................................ $75.00
4th offense ...................................................................................................................................... $100.00
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5th offense ....................................................................................................................... Seizure of animal
Dangerous dog at large .................................................................................. $100.00 and seizure of animal
Parking Violations
Exceeding Time Limit ................................................................................................................... $10.00
Wrong Side of Street ...................................................................................................................... $10.00
Fire Lane (also included in Fire Dept. Fees) .................................................................................. $25.00
Too Close to Corner ....................................................................................................................... $10.00
Across Parking Line ....................................................................................................................... $10.00
On Crosswalk ................................................................................................................................. $10.00
Abandon on Street .......................................................................................................................... $25.00
Over 12" from curb ........................................................................................................................ $10.00
Double Parking .............................................................................................................................. $10.00
Loading Zone ................................................................................................................................. $10.00
Fire Hydrant ................................................................................................................................... $25.00
Driveway ........................................................................................................................................ $10.00
Traffic Lane ................................................................................................................................... $10.00
On Sidewalk ................................................................................................................................... $10.00
Blocking Intersection ..................................................................................................................... $10.00
No Parking Area............................................................................................................................. $10.00
Handicapped Zone ......................................................................................................................... $50.00
All Other Parking Violations ......................................................................................................... $10.00
Taxicab Regulation
Driver’s Permit ............................................................................................................................... $15.00
Solid Waste Collection Residential Standard Collection, Monthly Fee ............................................................... $16.24 (one roll-out container)
Additional Roll-out Container (standard) .............................................................. . $16.24 (each container)
Backyard Collection, Monthly Fee ............................................................. $20.24 (one roll-out container)
Additional Roll-out Container (backyard) .............................................................. $20.24 (each container)
Backyard Collection, Disabled / Age 70 + .................................................. $16.24 (one roll-out container)
Yard Debris Collection, Monthly Fee……………………………………………………$10.00 (required)
Large Pile(s) of Debris Pickup……………………………………$80.00 (per truck load = 8 cubic yards)
Churches /Non-Profit Standard Pickup, Monthly Fee .................................................................. $16.24 (two roll-out containers)
Additional Solid Waste Roll-out Container (standard pickup) ............................ $16.24 (each container)
Backyard Pickup, Monthly Fee ................................................................ $20.24 (two roll-out containers)
Additional Solid Waste Roll-out Container (backyard pickup) ............................ $20.24 (each container)
Yard Debris Collection, Monthly Fee .............................................................................. $10.00 (required)
Large Pile(s) of Debris Pickup ...................................................... $80.00 (per truck load = 8 cubic yards)
Public Utilities Services Residential Electric Deposit ............................................................................................................... $200.00
Residential Electric Deposit - High Risk ........................................................................................... $400.00
Business Deposit ................................................................ 2x (times) the monthly avg. bill for this location
Water Deposit ....................................................................................................................................... $50.00
Water Deposit (high risk) ................................................................................................................... $100.00
Utility Phone Payment Convenience Fee ....................................................................... 2.5% of the total bill
Returned Check Charge ........................................................................................................................ $35.00
Return Trip When Customer Not Available ......................................................................................... $25.00
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Reconnection ........................................................................................................... (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) $50.00
Reconnection after Hours ..................................................................................................................... $70.00
Special Use Meter Reading & Billing
(i.e. water for filling pools) ............................................................................................................ $35.00
Meter Reread: 2 per calendar year at no cost, additional reread (if no error found) $25.00 per occurrence
Electric Meter Tampering Investigation Charge…………………..……………………….………..$500.00
Initial and Transfer Service Fees
Utility Account (7% NC sales tax added to service charges) ............................................................... $25.00
Water/Sewer ......................................................................................................................................... $25.00
Water Meter Set 3/4" ................................................................................................................................................. $95.00
1" .................................................................................................................................................. $250.00
1 ½................................................................................................................................................ $470.00
2” ................................................................................................................................................ $1605.00
3" ................................................................................................................................................ $2020.00
Meter tampering investigation charge .......................................................................................... $300.00
Delinquent fee for payments after due date but before disconnection ............................................... 5 %
Meter Test Charge (After First Free Test) ..................................................................................... $35.00
Temporary Construction & Pole Service Charge ........................................................................... $50.00
Landlord Transfer Fee .................................................................................................................... $25.00
Credits
Water Heater Load Management (12 Months) .................................................................... $6.00/month
Air Conditioner Load Management Credit (June, July, August, September) .................... $10.00/month
Sewer Tap Fees
In Town (Base Fee)
4" .......................................................................................................................................... $695.00
6" .......................................................................................................................................... $760.00
Out of Town (Base Fee)
4" ........................................................................................................................................ $1040.00
6" ........................................................................................................................................ $1140.00
Water Tap Fees In Town (Base Fee)
3/4" .......................................................................................................................................... $700.00
1" .......................................................................................................................................... $745.00
1 ½" ...................................................................................................................................... $1840.00
2" ........................................................................................................................................ $1900.00
4" ................................................................................................ Cost figured at time of application
6" ................................................................................................ Cost figured at time of application
Out of Town (Base Fee)
3/4" ...................................................................................................................................... $1050.00
1” ........................................................................................................................................ $1120.00
1 ½" ........................................................................................................................................ $2760.00
2" ........................................................................................................................................ $2850.00
4" ................................................................................................ Cost figured at time of application
6" ................................................................................................ Cost figured at time of application
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Sewer Tap Fees (Base fee)
Service Size In Town Out of Town
4 “ $ 695.00 $ 1040.00
6 “ $ 760.00 $ 1140.00
Water Tap Fees (Base fee)
Meter Size In Town Out of Town
3/4 “ $ 700.00 $ 1050.00
1 “ $ 745.00 $ 1120.00
1 – 1/2 " $ 1840.00 $ 2760.00
2 “ $ 1900.00 $ 2850.00
4 “ Cost figured at time of
application
Cost figured at time of application
6 “ Cost figured at time of
application
Cost figured at time of application
System Development Fees Meter Size Water Sewer Total Fee
5/8 “ $ 420.00 $ 230.00 $ 650.00
3/4 “ $ 650.00 $ 350.00 $ 1,000.00
1 “ $ 1100.00 $ 600.00 $ 1,700.00
1 – 1/2 " $ 2200.00 $ 1200.00 $ 3,400.00
2 “ $ 3500.00 $ 1900.00 $ 5,400.00
4 “ $ 11000.00 $ 6000.00 $ 17,000.00
6 “ $ 22000.00 $ 12000.00 $ 34,000.00
Irrigation (using split yoke)
3/4" (requires meter set) ............................................................................................................. $200.00
Other ......................................................................................... Actual Cost plus 10% + meter set
Fire Sprinkler Fees
Size Connection Monthly Fee Service Rate
6" $10.00 SP SP1
8" $15.00 SP SP2
10" $20.00 SP SP3
12 $25.00 SP SP4
Water Rates Basic Charge
Inside City Customers (All) $10.42
Outside City Customers (All) $18.23
Consumption Rates ( per 1,000 gallons):
Residential Customers Inside City Outside City
Usage Rate Rate
First 4,000 Gallons $4.16 $8.31
Next 6,000 Gallons $4.91 $9.82
All Over 10,000 Gallons $5.67 $11.33
Commercial Customers Inside City Outside City
Usage Rate Rate
First 10,000 Gallons $4.53 $9.07
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Next 90,000 Gallons $5.29 $10.58
All Over 100,000 Gallons $6.04 $12.09
Residential Irrigation Customers Inside City Outside City
Usage Rate Rate First 3,000 Gallons $ 5.67 $11.33
Next 17,000 Gallons $6.42 $12.85
All Over 20,000 Gallons $7.18 $14.36
Commercial Irrigation Customers Inside City Outside City
Usage Rate Rate
First 3,000 Gallons $5.67 $11.33
Next 27,000 Gallons $6.42 $12.85
All Over 30,000 Gallons $7.18 $14.36
Industrial/Institutional Customers Inside City Outside City
Usage Rate Rate
First 25,000 Gallons $4.53 $9.07
Next 75,000 Gallons $5.29 $10.58
All Over 100,000 Gallons $6.04 $12.08
Johnston County Wholesale Rate
$2.20 Rate per 1000 Gallons
Sewer Rates
Basic Charge Inside City Customers (All) $12.63
Outside City Customers (All) $22.11
Consumption Charges Inside City Outside City
Rate Rate
Residential Customer $8.43 $8.68 $16.86 $17.11
Non-Residential Customer $10.08 $10.33 $20.16 $20.41
PENALTIES
For violating the direct or indirect use of water from the town distribution system
Size of Service
Connection Penalty
¾ inch $30.00
1 inch 40.00
1½ inch 50.00
2 inch 60.00
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For Violating Town Ordinance Concerning Fats, Oils, & Greases (18-135)
The Town shall enforce this article in accordance with the schedule of fees presented, and updated annually by the Town
Council, in the Departmental Fee Schedule.
Civil Penalties for Major Violations
a) Any user is found to have failed to comply with any provision of this ordinance, or the orders, rules,
regulations and permits issues hereunder, may be assessed a civil penalty of up to twenty-five
thousand dollars ($25,000) per day per violation
1. Penalties between $10,000 and $25,000 per day per violation may be assessed against a violator
only if:
a. For any class violations, only if a civil penalty has been imposed against the violator
with in the five years preceding the violation, or
b. In the case of failure to file, submit, or make available, as the case may be, any
documents, data, or reports required by the ordinance, or the orders, rules, regulations
and permits issues hereunder, only if the Public Utilities Director determined that the
violation was intentional and a civil penalty has been imposed against the violator
within the five years preceding the violation.
c. The Town will assess Civil Penalties in the range of $10,000 to $25,000 only if the
action or inaction of the user will more likely than not be the proximate cause of costs
to the Town equal to or exceeding the civil penalty. Costs include legal costs, expert
costs and any remediation or abatement costs in addition to fines or civil penalties
assessed against the Town by other public authorities or regulatory agencies due to the
failure of the Town to resolve or prevent the violations
b) In determining the amount of the civil penalty, the Public utilities Director shall consider the
following:
Minor Violation(s) in any successive 6-month calendar time period
1st Offense 2nd
Offense 3rd Offense
& thereafter
Failure to submit records Written Warning $100/day $300/day
Inspection hindrance Written Warning $100/day $300/day
Failure to maintain on-site records Written Warning $100/day $300/day
Moderate Violation(s) in any successive 6-month calendar time period
1st Offense 2nd
Offense 3rd Offense
& thereafter
Failure to maintain interceptor in
proper working order Written Warning $300/day $450/day
Failure to clean out interceptor on
schedule Written Warning $300/day $450/day
Major Violation at any time
Source of sewer blockage Civil penalty
(Explained below) Source of sanitary sewer overflow
Falsification of records $1,500 and possible termination of service
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1. The degree and extent of the harm to the natural resources, to the public health, or to the public
or private property resulting from the violation;
2. The duration and gravity of the violation;
3. The effect on ground or surface water quantity or quality or on air quality;
4. The cost of rectifying the damage;
5. The amount of money saved by noncompliance;
6. Whether the violation was committed willfully or intentionally;
7. The prior record of the violator in complying or failing to comply with the pretreatment
program;
8. The costs of enforcement to the Town.
Electric Rates
Residential Service (RS1)
I Availability
This Schedule is available for separately metered and billed electric service to any
Customer for use in and about (a) a single-family residence or apartment, (b) a
combination residence and farm, or (c) a private residence used as a boarding or rooming
house. Service will be supplied to the Customer's premises at one point of delivery
through one kilowatt-hour meter.
The types of service to which this Schedule applies are alternating current 60 hertz, either
single-phase 2 or 3 wires or three-phase 4 wires, at Town's standard voltage of 240 volts.
This Schedule is not available to (a) individual motors rated over 10 HP, (b) commercial
and industrial use, (c) separately metered service to accessory buildings or equipment on
residential property, (d) service to a combined residential and non-residential electric load
where the residential load is less than 50% of the total service requirement, (e) resale, or
(f) other uses not specifically provided herein.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $11.00
B. Energy Charge: $.09316/kWh
C. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge:
The monthly bill may include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale purchased power costs fully.
D. Three-Phase Service Basic Charge (RS4): $20.00
E. Minimum Charge:
The monthly minimum charge shall be the "Basic Customer Charge."
F. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
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III Excess Facilities
Any facilities that the Town provides in addition to those which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be Excess Facilities, subject to
charges of 2% per month of the installed cost.
IV Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VI General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
Residential TIME-OF-USE Service
Electric Rate Code RS7 (TU1/TU2, DD7)
I Availability
Service under this Schedule is available for separately metered single-family residences in
which energy for all water heating, cooking and clothes drying is supplied electrically.
Dwellings must have central electric systems for the primary source of space heating and
air conditioning.
Participation in the City's load management program is required for control of heat pump
compressors during the cooling season and water heater use in all months.
Alternating current, 60 hertz, single-phase three wire service at standard 240 volts is
available under this Schedule.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $18.00
B. KWh Energy Charge: On-Peak $.09316 kWh
Off-Peak $.04717 kWh
C. On-Peak kW Demand Charge: $6.50 /kW
E. Minimum Charge:
The minimum charge shall be the "Basic Customer Charge."
F. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
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III Determination of On-Peak
On-Peak Demand will be the highest KW demand in any 15-minute interval of the current
billing month during the following periods, Monday - Friday:
On-Peak kWh will be the energy used during the following periods, Monday - Friday:
Standard Time 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM
Daylight Savings Time 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
All hours for Official Town Holidays will be considered as Off-Peak.
IV Excess Facilities
Any facilities that the Town provides in addition to those which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be Excess Facilities, subject to
charges of 2% per month of the installed cost.
V Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VII Load Management
The Town will limit the use of heat pumps and water heaters served under this Schedule
during utility peak-use periods each month. Heat pumps will be wired for control of the
compressor during cooling seasons and auxiliary resistance heat during heating seasons.
Air conditioning will be interrupted intermittently and water heaters totally for up to four
hours during each load management period. Auxiliary resistance heat will be interrupted
for up to two hours. Load management will be initiated almost exclusively on weekdays
and is not normally needed more than six times each month.
Load management controls will be installed and operated in accordance with the Town's
normal operating procedures.
VIII Contract Period
The Contract Period shall be on a monthly basis. For a Customer who has previously
received service under this Rate at the current location, the Contract Period shall not be
less than one year.
General Service
Electric Rate Codes GD1, GD2, GD3, GD4
I Availability
This Schedule is available for nonresidential electric service less than 750 kW supplied at
a single point of delivery at one of the Town's standard voltages. This Schedule is not
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available for supplementary, standby or breakdown service, unless provided in the Service
Agreement, or for resale.
Service will be alternating current, 60 hertz, single-phase 3 wires, or three-phase 4 wires,
at Town's standard voltages. This Schedule is applicable to electric service supplied to
Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one meter.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge $17.00 Single Phase (GD1) GD3 No Sales Tax
$30.00 Three Phase (GD2) GD4 No Sales Tax
B. Energy Charge: First 2,500 kWh $.06786/kWh
All Additional kWh $.06800/kWh
C. kW Demand Charge: DS1, DS2, DS3, DS4 $ 11.20/kW
(kW Demand is highest 15 minute usage each month)
D. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge:
The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale purchased power costs fully.
E. Minimum Charge:
The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity, unless provided otherwise by the Service
Agreement.
F. North Carolina sales tax (7%) will be added to all charges listed above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
IV Billing Demand
The Billing Demand shall be the maximum kW registered or computed by or from the
Town's metering facilities during any 15-minute interval within the current billing month.
V Excess Facilities
Any facilities, which the Town provides in addition to those, which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be Excess Facilities, subject to
charges of 2% per month of the installed cost.
VI Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VII Contract Period
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The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year, unless otherwise mutually agreed, and shall continue from month to month
thereafter unless terminated by written notice.
VIII General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
Small General Service
Electric Rate Codes GS3, GS4
I Availability
This Schedule is available for nonresidential electric service less than 10 kW or 1000 kWh
(12 month average) supplied at a single point of delivery at one of the Town's standard
voltages. This Schedule is not available for supplementary, standby or breakdown service,
unless provided in the Service Agreement, or for resale.
Service will be alternating current, 60 hertz, single-phase 3 wires, or three-phase 4 wires,
at Town's standard voltages. This Schedule is applicable to electric service supplied to
Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one meter.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $17.00 Single Phase (GS3) and $24.00Three Phase
(GS4)
B. Energy Charge:
First 1,500 kWh $.10846/kWh
Next 2,500 kWh $.0900/kWh
All Additional kWh over 4,000 $.0900/kWh
C. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge: The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale purchased power costs fully.
D. Minimum Charge:
The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity, unless provided otherwise by the Service
Agreement.
E. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
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IV Billing Demand
The Billing Demand shall be the maximum kW registered or computed by or from the
Town's metering facilities during any 15-minute interval within the current billing month.
V Excess Facilities
Any facilities which the Town provides in addition to those which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be Excess Facilities, subject to
charges of 2% per month of the installed cost.
VI Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VII Contract Period
The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year, unless otherwise mutually agreed, and shall continue from month to month
thereafter unless terminated by written notice.
VIII General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
Commercial Time-of-Use
Electric Rate Codes GS6(TU3,TU4,DD9); GS7(TU5, TU6, DD9)
I Availability
This Schedule is available for nonresidential electric service. Service is not available for
breakdown or standby use, or for resale.
Service available under this Schedule is 60 Hertz alternating current at the Town's
standard voltages of 240 volts or higher. This Schedule is available for all electric service
supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one meter.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: Single Phase $22.00 Three Phase $30.00
B. KW Demand Charge: On-Peak Demand $14.00 /kW
C. KWh Energy Charge: On-Peak $.0900/kWh
Off-Peak $.05384/kWh
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D. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge: The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale power costs fully.
E. Minimum Charge:
The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity, unless provided otherwise by the Service
Agreement.
F. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
IV Determination of kW Demand
On-Peak Demand: On-Peak Demand will be the highest demand in any 15-minute interval
of the current billing month during the following periods, Monday – Friday;
Standard Time 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM
Daylight Savings Time 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
V Excess Facilities
Any facilities, which the Town provides in addition to those, which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be considered Excess Facilities.
Customer will be responsible for any charges assessed by the Town for Excess Facilities.
VI Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VII Contract Period
The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year and shall continue from month to month thereafter, unless terminated by
written notice.
VIII General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
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Large General Service
Electric Rate Code LG1
I Availability
This Schedule is available for nonresidential electric service when the Contract Demand
is 750 kW or greater, or registered demand equals or exceeds 750 kW in two or more of
the preceding twelve months. Service is not available for breakdown or standby use,
unless provided in the Service Agreement, or for resale.
The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz,
three-phase 4 wires, at Town's standard voltages of 480 volts or higher. This Schedule is
available to all electric service supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery
through one meter.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $513.95
B. kW Demand Charge: $19.00/kW
C. Energy Charge: $.0616/kWh
D. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge:
The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale power costs fully.
E. Minimum Charge:
The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity in excess of 500 kVA, unless provided otherwise by
the Service Agreement.
F. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
IV Determination of kW Demand
The Billing Demand shall be the greater of: the highest kW measured in any 15-minute
interval during the current billing month or the Contract Demand.
V Excess Facilities
Any facilities, which the Town provides in addition to those, which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be considered Excess Facilities.
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Customer will be responsible for any charges assessed by the Town for Excess Facilities.
VI Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VII Contract Period
The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year and shall continue from month to month thereafter, unless terminated by
written notice.
VIII General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
Large General Service
Coordinated Peak Demand
Electric Rate Code LG2
I Availability
This Schedule is available for nonresidential electric service when the Contract Demand
is 300 kW or greater, and facilities are installed to coordinate reduction of power
requirements on the Town's electrical system during system peak periods. The Customer
must execute a Service Agreement with the Town prior to receiving service.
Service will be alternating current, 60 hertz, three-phase 4 wires, at Town's standard
voltages of 480 volts or higher. This Schedule is available for all electric service
supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one meter. Use of
power for resale is not permitted.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $513.95
B. kW Demand Charge:
Coincident Peak Demand $19.10/kW
C. Energy Charge: $.05554/kWh
D. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge:
The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale power costs fully.
E. Minimum Charge:
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The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity in excess of 500 kVA, unless provided otherwise by
the Service Agreement.
F. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
IV Determination of kW Demand
Coincident Peak (CP) Demand: CP Demand shall be the average kW demand measured
in the 60-minute interval used by the North Carolina Eastern Municipal Power Agency
for wholesale billing purposes during the corresponding month of Customer's billing.
Note – This is different from the kW Demand in the LG1 rate.
V Notification by Town
The Town will use diligent efforts to predict each monthly system peak and notify the
Customer in advance. However, the Town is not able to guarantee an accurate prediction
and notice will be provided. Notification by the Town will be provided to the Customer
by e-mail communications or automatic signal, as mutually agreed. The Customer will
hold the Town harmless in connection with its response to notification.
VI Excess Facilities
Any facilities, which the Town provides in addition to those, which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be considered Excess Facilities.
Customer will be responsible for any charges assessed by the Town for Excess Facilities.
Excess Facilities may include special metering required under this Schedule.
VII Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VIII Contract Period
The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year and shall continue from month to month thereafter, unless terminated by
written notice.
IX General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
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Economic Development Rider
Electric Rate Code ED1
I Availability
This Rider is available only at the Town’s option for existing nonresidential electric
service (commercial and industrial) customers, who are served under the Town’s LG2
Rate Code for a period of 1 – 5 years as granted by the Town Council. The Town
Council may grant an initial period of less than 5 years and subsequently extend the
period up to the full 5 year period.
The purpose of this Rider is to provide an economic incentive for an existing business
located within the Town of Smithfield to expand and as such this Rider applies only to
the expansion load, which must be separately metered.
II Monthly Rate reduction
Per approval by Council, this Rider reduces the Energy Charge for the LG2 Rate Codes
by $0.015/kWh for the expansion load only up to a maximum of 2,000,000 kWh per year
and shall be applicable for a period of up to 5 years as set by the Town Council when
there is a minimum applicant capital investment of $1,000,000 in plant and equipment,
which may include the capital cost of purchase and installation of a CP load-shedding
generator and depending on the number of jobs brought to the Town of Smithfield and
employed by the applicant as follows:
Number of New Full-Time Equivalent
Jobs Brought to Smithfield and
Employed by applicant Applicable Period
10 jobs 1 year
20 jobs 2 years
30 jobs 3 years
40 jobs 4 years
50 jobs 5 years
Since this Rider applies only to the load-shedding Rate Code LG2, the applicant must
successfully shed a minimum of 75% of their Coincident Peak (CP) load when signaled
by ElectriCities of North Carolina. This Rider will automatically terminate if less than
75% of the CP load is shed during the preceding four month period. Customer is and will
be responsible for all non-reduced rate costs if for any reason it fails to shed 75% of its
CP as set forth above.
Staff is authorized to amend the fee/rate structure as set forth herein and publish
accordingly.
Note: The applicant must install a load-shedding generator for CP load-shedding
concurrent with their expansion. Smithfield’s CP load-shedding Rate Codes offer a very
significant demand and energy charge price reduction and hence significantly lower
monthly bills to its commercial and industrial Rate Code classes that take advantage of
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this option. Taken together, this Rider with the CP load-shedding Rate Code classes
offers some of the lowest electric rates available in the State and region.
Large General Service
Coordinated Peak Demand
Electric Rate Code LG3
I Availability
This Schedule is available for nonresidential electric service when the Contract Demand
is 2000 kW or greater, and facilities are installed to coordinate reduction of power
requirements on the Town's electrical system during system peak periods. The Customer
must execute a Service Agreement with the Town prior to receiving service.
Service will be alternating current, 60 hertz, three-phase 4 wires, at Town's standard
voltages of 480 volts or higher. This Schedule is available for all electric service
supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one meter. Use of
power for resale is not permitted.
II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $513.95
B. kW Demand Charge:
Coincident Peak Demand $15.25/kW
Excess Charge $2.50/kW
C. Energy Charge: $.04209/kWh
D. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge:
The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale power costs fully.
E. Minimum Charge:
The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity in excess of 500 kVA, unless provided otherwise by
the Service Agreement.
F. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
IV Determination of kW Demand Coincident Peak (CP) Demand: CP Demand shall be the average kW demand measured
in the 60-minute interval used by the North Carolina Eastern Municipal Power Agency
for wholesale billing purposes during the corresponding month of Customer's billing.
Note – This is different from the kW Demand in the LG1 rate.
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Excess Demand (ED): ED is the kW difference between Peak Demand and Coincident
Peak Demand (see above). It is found by subtracting the Coincident Peak Demand from
the Peak Demand.
V Notification by Town
The Town will use diligent efforts to predict each monthly system peak and notify the
Customer in advance. However, the Town is not able to guarantee an accurate prediction
and notice will be provided. Notification by the Town will be provided to the Customer
by e-mail communications or automatic signal, as mutually agreed. The Customer will
hold the Town harmless in connection with its response to notification.
VI Excess Facilities
Any facilities, which the Town provides in addition to those, which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be considered Excess Facilities.
Customer will be responsible for any charges assessed by the Town for Excess Facilities.
Excess Facilities may include special metering required under this Schedule.
VII Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VIII Contract Period
The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year and shall continue from month to month thereafter, unless terminated by
written notice.
IX General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
time.
Municipal General Service
Electric Rate Code MS1, MS2
I Availability
This Schedule is available for Town of Smithfield municipal electric service accounts
only. This Schedule is not available for supplementary, standby or breakdown service,
unless provided in the Service Agreement, or for resale.
Service will be alternating current, 60 hertz, single-phase 3 wires, or three-phase 4 wires,
at Town's standard voltages. This Schedule is applicable to electric service supplied to
Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one meter.
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II Monthly Rate
A. Basic Customer Charge: $30.00 Three-phase; $17.00 Single
Phase
(Determined by comparable rate code {e.g. GD2})
B. Energy Charge: $.0782 /kWh
C. Purchased Power Adjustment Charge:
The monthly bill shall include a purchased power adjustment charge, if any is
applicable for the Town to recover wholesale purchased power costs fully.
D. Minimum Charge:
The Minimum Charge shall be the Basic Customer Charge plus $1.00 per kVA of
installed transformer capacity, unless provided otherwise by the Service
Agreement.
E. When applicable, North Carolina sales tax will be added to all charges listed
above.
III Contract Demand
The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.
IV Billing Demand
The Billing Demand shall be the maximum kW registered or computed by or from the
Town's metering facilities during any 15-minute interval within the current billing month.
V Excess Facilities
Any facilities which the Town provides in addition to those which would be installed
normally to provide service under this Schedule shall be Excess Facilities, subject to
charges of 2% per month of the installed cost.
VI Payments
Bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days from the billing date
as shown on the bill. Any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty (20) days
from the billing date is subject to a late payment charge of 5%. Unpaid bills are subject to
disconnection without additional notice.
VII Contract Period
The Contract Period for the purchase of electricity under this Schedule shall be not less
than one year, unless otherwise mutually agreed, and shall continue from month to month
thereafter unless terminated by written notice.
VIII General
Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the Town's Code of Ordinances and
other service regulations and operating practices, which may be amended from time to
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time.
Load Management Rider
I Availability
Credits are available under this Rider for the interruption of electric water heaters and
central air conditioners by the Town during Load Management Periods. This Rider is
available in conjunction with service under the Town's Residential Service Schedule
(Schedule RS1). To qualify, the Customer must be the owner of the premises where
switches are installed, or have the permission of the owner for installation.
II Monthly Credit
The Customer will receive a credit of $6.00 per month per switch for allowing control of
electric water heaters. The credit for control of air conditioning compressor operation
will be $10.00 per month on bills received in the months July-October.
III Appliance Criteria
Water heaters shall be automatic insulated storage type of not less than 30 gallon capacity
and may be equipped with only a lower element or with a lower element and an upper
element.
Central air conditioners and heat pumps must have a capacity of 2.0 tons or more.
IV Installation of Switches
The cost of installation and maintenance of controls will be paid by the Town. A
licensed electrical contractor will perform installation. Customer must provide access to
switch location by appointment for installation and maintenance.
V Removal of Switches
Switches will be removed at Customer's request. Any reinstallation will be at Customer's
expense.
VI Load Management
The Town will limit the use of heat pumps and water heaters served under this Rider
during utility peak-use periods each month. Heat pumps and air conditioners will be
wired for control of the compressor during cooling seasons. Air conditioning will be
interrupted intermittently and water heaters totally for up to four hours during each load
management period. Load management will be initiated almost exclusively on weekdays
and is not normally needed more than six times each month.
Load management controls will be installed and operated in accordance with the Town's
normal operating procedures.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION RIDER- RR1
I Availability:
This schedule is available in conjunction with any of the Town’s Rate Schedule
applicable to Customer who operates an approved renewable energy generating system,
located and used at the Customer’s primary residence or business. The rated
capacity of the generating system shall not exceed 20 kilowatts for a residential system
or 100 kilowatts for a non-residential system. The generating system that is connected
in parallel operation with service from the Town and located on the Customer’s
premises must be manufactured, installed, and operated in accordance with
governmental and industry standards, in accordance with all requirements of the local
code official, and must fully conform with the Town’s applicable renewable energy
generation application and attachments.
II Applicability:
This schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied at
customer's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.
III Type of Service:
The types of service to which this schedule is applicable are, alternating current, 60 hertz,
single phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Town's standard voltages.
IV Monthly Credit:
$. $.0549 per kWh for all kWh
Total bill credit balances, if any, will be carried forward to the next bill.
V Minimum Charge
None
VI Payments:
When applicable, bills are due when rendered and are payable within twenty (20) days
from the billing date shown on the bill. If any bill is not so paid, the Town has the right to
suspend service in accordance with its service regulations. If service is disconnected
for non-payment of the bill, the customer shall pay the full amount of the delinquent
account plus all applicable charges.
VII Adjustments:
This schedule may be amended or adjusted from time to time by the Town of Smithfield.
VIII Special Conditions:
1. The Customer must complete any applicable renewable energy interconnection request
documents and submit same to the Town of Smithfield for approval prior to receiving
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service under this schedule.
2. The Customer’s service shall be metered with two electric meters, one of which
measures all energy provided by the Town and used by the customer, and the other
measures the amount of energy generated by the customer’s alternative energy
generator.
3. The Public Utilities Department will design and install reasonable and practical
modifications to the electric distribution system to allow the interconnection of
resources which would otherwise interfere with power quality delivered to other
connections. In such cases, the system owner shall make an advance payment to the
Town in an amount equal to the cost of the required facility modifications.
4. The Town reserves the right to test the Customer’s alternative energy generator and
associated equipment for compliance with the applicable interface criteria. Should it
be determined that Customer’s installation is in violation, the Town will disconnect
the alternative energy generator from the Town’s distribution system and it will
remain disconnected until the installation is brought back into compliance.
IX Contract Period:
The Contract Period for service under this schedule shall be one (1) year and thereafter
shall be renewed for successive one-year periods. After the initial period, Customer may
terminate service under this schedule by giving at least sixty (60) days previous notice of
such termination in writing to the Town.
The Town may terminate service under this schedule at any time upon written notice to
Customer. In the event that Customer violates any of the terms or conditions of this
schedule, or operates the generating system in a manner which is detrimental to the Town
or its customers, service under this schedule may be terminated immediately.
54
Rate Schedule for Area Lights: Monthly Charge:
A1 $ 11.00
A1M $ 20.80
A1P $ 13.95
A1U $ 17.00
B7U $ 21.60
C1 $ 14.70
C1M $ 23.25
C1P $ 17.55
C1U S 20.60
C2 $ 17.25
C2M $ 26.95
C2P $ 20.15
C2U $ 24.00
C4 $ 25.30
C4M $ 33.53
C4P $ 28.10
C4U $ 32.10
F1 $ 37.70
F1M $ 47.50
F1P $ 40.55
F1U $ 44.45
F4 $ 25.30
F4M $ 33.53
F4P $ 28.10
F4U $ 30.74
MP1 $ 5.35
WP1
$ 2.65
Any and all of the above mentioned individual rates and fees may be amended, changed,
increased or eliminated with a majority vote of the Town of Smithfield Town Council.
_______________________________
M. Andy Moore, Mayor
ATTEST:
________________________
Shannan L. Parrish, Town Clerk
55
Acc
ount
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Bud
get
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d B
udge
t
Gen
eral
Fun
d R
even
ues:
13,7
72,4
03$
13
,888
,341
$
13,7
38,9
75$
14
,072
,640
$
15,0
20,1
50$
Less
Exp
ense
s:G
ener
al G
over
nmen
t:37
6,23
4$
36
1,61
2$
43
3,80
6$
42
9,20
1$
42
4,83
8$
Non
- D
epar
tmen
tal:
856,
085
$
865,
533
$
830,
464
$
842,
064
$
914,
145
$
D
ebt S
ervi
ce:
1,23
5,40
7$
1,25
8,61
4$
1,00
3,78
1$
1,00
3,78
1$
939,
258
$
Fi
nanc
e:15
2,11
8$
13
9,76
2$
10
5,50
1$
10
5,50
1$
11
5,51
1$
Plan
ning
:31
0,91
2$
32
9,74
9$
34
3,52
7$
29
4,42
9$
34
3,31
4$
Polic
e:3,
248,
596
$
3,
526,
756
$
3,
783,
500
$
3,
630,
976
$
4,
037,
838
$
Fire
:1,
485,
760
$
1,
699,
186
$
2,
106,
953
$
2,
092,
753
$
2,
169,
318
$
PW -G
ener
al S
ervi
ces:
457,
700
$
571,
657
$
522,
228
$
466,
888
$
557,
425
$
PW
-Str
eets
:1,
192,
025
$
43
0,95
2$
79
8,71
3$
44
5,87
7$
1,
491,
371
$
PW-G
arag
e:86
,157
$
65,4
79$
92
,582
$
89,6
27$
10
3,81
6$
PW-P
owel
l Bill
:35
1,06
8$
51
,503
$
322,
725
$
316,
664
$
322,
725
$
PW
-San
itatio
n:1,
188,
160
$
1,
234,
307
$
1,
116,
768
$
1,
106,
445
$
1,
287,
765
$
Rec
reat
ion:
824,
878
$
839,
259
$
932,
857
$
925,
827
$
1,01
3,02
5$
A
quat
ic C
ente
r:92
9,23
9$
90
8,51
3$
96
9,77
9$
95
2,33
7$
98
1,17
3$
SYC
C-
$
-$
40
,600
$
31,6
38$
46
,500
$
Con
tinge
ncy:
-$
-
$
-$
-
$
272,
128
$
Am
ount
Rev
enue
s O
ver (
Und
er) E
xpen
ditu
res:
1,42
9,13
3$
1,65
6,96
2$
375,
791
$
1,68
6,93
4$
-$
Wat
er/S
ewer
Rev
enue
s:6,
887,
281
$
8,
426,
200
$
8,
714,
000
$
9,
018,
387
$
8,
544,
900
$
Less
Exp
ense
s:W
ater
Pla
nt:
1,74
1,11
6$
1,67
5,24
0$
2,14
3,04
9$
2,14
1,79
9$
1,94
7,27
5$
W
ater
/Sew
er D
istr
ibut
ion:
4,20
1,79
3$
3,85
9,59
4$
5,06
1,17
4$
5,55
4,97
4$
5,63
0,72
0$
D
ebt S
ervi
ce:
442,
715
$
717,
037
$
1,19
6,01
4$
1,19
6,01
4$
653,
574
$
C
ontin
genc
y:10
5,23
1$
14
0,81
5$
31
3,76
3$
31
3,76
3$
31
3,33
1$
Am
ount
Rev
enue
s O
ver (
Und
er) E
xpen
ditu
res:
396,
426
$
2,03
3,51
4$
-$
(1
88,1
63)
$
-
$
Elec
tric
Rev
enue
s:17
,307
,160
$
16,7
51,6
14$
16
,774
,000
$
16,7
10,2
75$
16
,856
,000
$
Less
Exp
ense
s:El
ectr
ic U
tility
:15
,434
,462
$
15,2
28,7
41$
15
,972
,038
$
15,9
58,8
61$
16
,172
,240
$
Elec
tric
Deb
t Ser
vice
:35
9,97
2$
35
9,97
1$
35
9,97
2$
35
9,97
2$
35
1,27
9$
Con
tinge
ncy:
303,
502
$
609,
275
$
441,
990
$
441,
990
$
332,
481
$
Am
ount
Rev
enue
s O
ver (
Und
er) E
xpen
ditu
res:
1,20
9,22
4$
553,
627
$
-$
(5
0,54
8)$
-
$
57
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Gen
eral
Fun
d R
even
ues:
10-0
0-31
00-3
100-
1000
CU
RR
EN
T YE
AR
TA
XES
5,55
3,86
6$
5,
595,
851
$
5,55
0,00
0$
5,
595,
000
$
6,17
0,00
0$
10
-00-
3100
-310
0-12
00D
OW
NTO
WN
TA
X D
ISTR
ICT
88,1
55$
89
,790
$
90,0
00$
89
,700
$
98,0
00$
10
-00-
3100
-310
0-14
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UR
YR
MO
TOR
VE
H T
AXE
S52
1,58
1$
54
3,62
7$
51
5,00
0$
50
0,00
0$
50
5,00
0$
10
-00-
3100
-310
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$
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47$
10
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$
6,00
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6,
000
$
10-0
0-31
00-3
101-
0120
PR
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YR
DO
WN
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N-
$
-$
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$
-$
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$
10-0
0-31
00-3
104-
0101
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NA
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RE
ST
13,7
29$
11
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$
13,0
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1,
000
$
2,00
0$
10
-10-
3800
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0-00
01P
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31,7
91$
36
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$
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32
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$
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10
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3110
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832
$
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20
0$
36
0$
20
0$
10
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3400
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0-00
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2,77
5$
1,
400
$
2,00
0$
40
0$
60
0$
10
-10-
3400
-340
0-00
02ZO
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MIT
19,5
43$
17
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$
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16
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$
16,0
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10
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3400
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$
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2,
800
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2,50
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10
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3400
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TOR
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063
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4,05
0$
1,
000
$
13,0
00$
10
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$
10-1
0-34
00-3
400-
0005
SIT
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LAN
5,05
0$
4,
901
$
4,00
0$
9,
000
$
8,00
0$
10
-20-
3400
-340
4-00
00FI
RE
INS
PE
CTI
ON
PE
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19,3
30$
19
,155
$
18,0
00$
19
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$
19,0
00$
10
-20-
3400
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4-00
01FI
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ALA
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1,30
0$
5,
725
$
2,00
0$
1,
800
$
2,00
0$
10
-00-
3110
-311
3-12
20E
XIS
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AX
RE
NTA
L V
EH
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S22
,849
$
19,4
08$
19
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$
19,0
00$
19
,000
$
10-0
0-32
00-3
201-
0100
FRA
NC
HIS
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AX
991,
509
$
987,
281
$
975,
000
$
975,
000
$
975,
000
$
10-0
0-32
00-3
202-
0101
BE
ER
AN
D W
INE
TA
X50
,249
$
48,6
75$
49
,000
$
49,0
00$
49
,000
$
10-0
0-31
10-3
110-
0100
LOC
AL
OP
TIO
N S
ALE
S T
AX
2,45
2,26
7$
2,
535,
424
$
2,20
0,00
0$
2,
400,
000
$
2,40
0,00
0$
10
-30-
3300
-330
1-03
00P
OW
ELL
BIL
L32
2,30
8$
32
3,14
4$
32
3,00
0$
32
3,14
3$
32
3,14
3$
10
-20-
3800
-380
0-00
00A
BC
77,5
89$
72
,047
$
70,0
00$
70
,000
$
71,0
00$
10
-20-
3800
-380
0-00
01O
FFIC
ER
FE
ES
6,14
1$
7,
166
$
6,00
0$
6,
500
$
6,50
0$
10
-10-
3800
-380
0-00
04E
MS
BU
ILD
ING
RE
NTA
L42
,000
$
42,0
00$
42
,000
$
42,0
00$
42
,000
$
10-2
0-38
00-3
800-
0005
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t RE
SP
ON
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EN
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499
$
5,95
8$
5,
200
$
5,20
0$
6,
000
$
10-2
0-38
00-3
800-
0006
MV
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$
10,9
11$
10
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$
4,00
0$
5,
000
$
10-2
0-38
00-3
800-
0007
EM
S -
INS
UR
AN
CE
CO
LLE
CTI
ON
14,1
53$
10
,467
$
500
$
1,50
0$
1,
000
$
10-0
0-38
50-3
850-
0000
INTE
RE
ST
ON
INV
ES
TME
NTS
13,2
73$
20
,486
$
12,0
00$
40
,000
$
40,0
00$
10
-10-
3400
-340
5-00
00R
EC
RE
ATI
ON
RE
CE
IPTS
50,3
40$
56
,674
$
53,0
00$
53
,000
$
53,0
00$
10
-10-
3400
-340
5-00
01R
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RE
ATI
ON
SP
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PR
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4,93
6$
2,
025
$
3,00
0$
6,
000
$
3,00
0$
10
-10-
3400
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5-00
02R
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PS
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RS
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994
$
11,5
37$
11
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$
11,0
00$
11
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$
10-1
0-34
00-3
405-
0003
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C. C
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TRIB
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ON
S12
,187
$
18,7
14$
12
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$
12,0
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12
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$
10-1
0-34
00-3
405-
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10-1
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407-
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FE
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447,
084
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425,
501
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$
415,
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10-1
0-34
00-3
407-
0002
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72
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$
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72
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$
10-1
0-34
00-3
407-
0003
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RE
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96,9
57$
88
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$
76,0
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$
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10
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3400
-340
7-00
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99,7
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$
65,0
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65
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10-1
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00-3
407-
0005
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OP
28,5
60$
29
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$
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30
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$
30,0
00$
10
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3400
-340
7-00
06S
RA
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10,8
24$
-
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$
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10
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3800
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800-
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3980
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86,2
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403-
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$
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00-3
403-
0001
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403-
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26
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00$
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$
58
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
10-2
0-33
00-3
380-
0100
CO
NTR
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SU
B T
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4,92
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7,50
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900
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10
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3300
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515
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315-
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FY
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0200
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LAR
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& W
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751
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10
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600
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300-
3000
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119
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25
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250
$
25
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10-1
0-41
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300-
3300
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186
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500
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10-1
0-41
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10-1
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00-5
300-
3303
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8,66
0$
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13
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13
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$
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10
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47$
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47$
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ls:
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704
$
34
5,56
3$
390,
806
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38
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1$
424,
838
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10-1
0-41
00-5
700-
7400
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$
43
,000
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16
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$
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$
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612
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43
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6$
429,
201
$
42
4,83
8$
60
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
GEN
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GO
VERN
MEN
T CO
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n of
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tific
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n Sh
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10-1
0-41
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
W
ages
96,8
00
99,6
80
116,
405
11
0,50
0
121,
751
5%
6 FT
Es -
Sala
ry o
f Tow
n M
anag
er, S
alar
y of
Tow
n Cl
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Sal
ary
of H
uman
Re
sour
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irect
or/P
IO, I
T Sp
ecia
list,
Adm
inis
trat
ive
Asst
. & M
arke
ting
Tech
nici
an a
s allo
cate
d w
ith U
tility
Dep
ts.
10-1
0-41
00-5
100-
0210
Sala
ries
(Cou
ncil)
11,3
33
11,8
73
11,3
34
11,3
34
14
,000
24%
Annu
al S
alar
y of
the
May
or ($
7,00
0/3=
$2,
334)
Ann
ual S
alar
y of
Cou
ncil
Mem
bers
($5,
000
x 7
= $3
5,00
0/3=
$11,
666)
10-1
0-41
00-5
100-
0220
Part
Tim
e As
sista
nce
720
-
1,
600
1,60
0
-
N
/AAs
sist
ance
as n
eede
d
10-1
0-41
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e-
-
-
-
-
0%
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal
Fees
& D
ues
48,1
76
46,7
19
48,5
28
48,5
28
50
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5%El
ecte
d O
ffici
als D
ues:
NC
Blac
k El
ecte
d O
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als M
embe
rshi
p ($
75.0
0),
Man
ager
Due
s: N
C Ci
ty C
ount
y M
anag
er's
Asso
ciat
ion
($25
0.00
), In
tern
atio
nal
City
Cou
nty
Man
ager
's As
soci
atio
n ($
850.
00),
John
ston
Cou
nty
Rota
ry
($50
0.00
). HR
Due
s: S
HRM
($19
9.00
), O
MPO
($50
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, NC3
C ($
100.
00).
Cler
k Du
es: I
IMC
($17
5.00
), N
CAM
C ($
70.0
0). N
CAM
C ($
70.0
0). G
SSA
Cham
ber o
f Co
mm
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: $1,
000
Pro
fess
iona
l Fee
s: A
SCAP
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5.00
), BM
I ($3
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0),O
ne
Sour
ce D
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rfic
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4,67
4), M
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385)
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3,00
0.00
x12
= $
36,0
00),
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anau
gh M
cDon
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900)
10-1
0-41
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
8,21
5
8,
428
9,89
5
9,
895
10
,508
6%
10-1
0-41
00-5
125-
0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
17,2
43
18,8
18
24,9
00
24,9
00
28
,165
13%
Med
ical
Insu
ranc
e
10-1
0-41
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
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t10
,262
11
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12
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12
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14,5
33
21
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clud
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men
t Ben
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at 8
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10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e5,
750
5,
309
5,
976
6,
276
6,
576
10
%Ce
llpho
ne A
llow
ance
s: M
anag
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70 m
onth
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0 yr
.), H
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ourc
e Di
rect
or/P
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50 m
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/ $60
0 yr
.),To
wn
Cler
k ($
50 m
onth
/ $60
0 yr
.), IT
Sp
ecia
list (
$50
mon
th/ $
600
yr.),
Mar
ketin
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ch ($
50 m
onth
/$60
0 yr
). Ve
rizon
Wire
less
Air
Card
: ($1
15M
onth
/$1,
380
yr.)
Info
rmat
ion
Tech
nolo
gy
Syst
ems:
Mon
thly
Pho
ne S
ervi
ce ($
90 M
onth
/ $1,
080
yr.)
Con
fere
nce
Calli
ng
($23
/mon
th/ $
276
yr.)
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1201
Lega
l Fee
s51
,713
59
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55
,000
55
,000
65,0
00
N
/ATo
wn
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rney
lega
l ser
vice
s and
out
side
lega
l cou
ncil
for r
eim
burs
emen
t gr
ants
.
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1202
Audi
t Fee
s25
,000
22
,750
23
,000
23
,000
23,0
00
N
/AFY
2018
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dit F
ees
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1203
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Dru
g Te
stin
g3,
667
4,99
8
4,
000
4,00
0
4,00
0
N
/AEm
ploy
ee D
rug
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ing
(Ran
dom
DO
T Te
stin
g an
d N
ew H
ires)
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1400
Adve
rtisi
ng-
Lega
l2,
140
1,63
5
7,
500
7,50
0
7,50
0
0%
Adve
rtis
ing
of M
isce
llane
ous P
ublic
Hea
ring
Not
ices
.
61
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
GEN
ERAL
GO
VERN
MEN
T CO
MM
ENTS
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1401
Adve
rtisi
ng-
Empl
oym
ent
3,28
3
148
2,
750
2,
750
2,
750
0%
Post
ing
of Jo
b N
otic
es in
New
s & O
bser
ver,
The
Hera
ld, N
orth
Car
olin
a Le
ague
of
Mun
icip
aliti
es P
ublic
atio
ns, E
tc.
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
1500
Serv
ice
Awar
ds/
Reco
gniti
on4,
577
4,
844
5,
000
5,
000
6,
000
20
%Pu
rcha
ses o
f mem
oria
l flo
wer
s, re
tirem
ent g
ifts,
retir
emen
t soc
ials
, pr
ocla
mat
ion
plaq
ues a
nd e
mpl
oyee
Chr
istm
as p
arty
($5,
000)
Add
s $1,
000
for
antic
ipat
ed re
tirem
ents
.
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
, Co
nfer
ence
s &
Educ
atio
n
17,1
21
10,5
54
19,1
50
19,1
50
19,1
50
0%M
anag
er: I
CMA
Conf
eren
ce ($
1.20
0), N
CCCM
Win
ter C
onfe
renc
e ($
850)
, N
CCCM
Sum
mer
($85
0), N
CLM
Con
fere
nce
($75
0), E
lect
riCiti
es A
nnua
l M
eetin
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750)
, Mis
cella
neou
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$1,5
00)
HR D
irect
or/P
IO &
IT S
peci
alis
t ($
3,00
0), T
own
Cler
k &
Dep
uty
Tow
n Cl
erk:
($2,
500)
, Cou
ncil:
($5,
000)
, M
isce
llane
ous t
rave
l ($2
,750
)
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
0751
Tow
n M
anag
er's
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wan
ce
3,60
0
3,60
0
3,60
0
3,60
0
3,60
0
N/A
Tow
n M
anag
er's
Mon
thly
car
allo
wan
ce $
300/
mon
th
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
3000
Fuel
23 11
9
250
25
0
250
N
/AFu
el c
osts
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies /
O
pera
tions
6,78
3
8,18
6
6,50
0
7,50
0
10,0
00
54%
Gen
eral
Gov
t. Sh
are
Beve
rage
and
Sup
plie
s for
Tow
n Ha
ll ($
1,00
0)Po
stag
e fo
r G
ener
al G
over
nmen
t ($1
,000
) Mis
cella
neou
s Sup
plie
s ($8
,000
)
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
3302
Supp
lies /
Co
unci
l Mee
ting
3,60
0
4,94
8
5,00
0
5,00
0
5,00
0
N/A
Refr
eshm
ents
for m
eetin
gs, b
usin
ess c
ards
, nam
e pl
ates
, etc
.
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
3303
Supp
lies /
IT8,
660
10
,923
13,7
50
13
,750
17
,550
N
/AM
icro
soft
365
rene
wal
($7,
500)
, Sec
urity
Cer
tific
ates
$60
0, W
ifi M
onth
ly
$4,8
00, W
ebsi
te A
pplic
atio
n $2
,000
. Mis
c. o
pera
tions
and
supp
lies $
6,25
0
C.S.
/ Int
erim
Man
ager
- -
- -
- N
/A
10-1
0-41
00-5
300-
4501
Cont
ract
Ser
v.21
,038
11
,405
14
,647
14
,647
14
,647
N
/APo
rtio
n of
Lea
se o
n Po
stag
e M
achi
ne (
$360
) , D
ocum
ent D
ispo
sal S
ecur
ity
Syst
em ($
21/M
onth
) ($2
52),
Port
ion
of W
ater
Coo
ler C
osts
1/4
($
11.2
5/M
onth
) ($
135)
, Co
pies
Acc
ordi
ng to
Agr
eem
ent
($10
,000
) ,
Heal
thca
re re
port
ing
($3,
900)
Subt
otal
349,
704
34
5,56
3
390,
806
38
6,20
1
42
4,83
8
9%
62
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
GEN
ERAL
GO
VERN
MEN
T CO
MM
ENTS
10-1
0-41
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y26
,530
16
,049
43
,000
43
,000
-
-1
00%
Subt
otal
26,5
30
16
,049
43,0
00
43
,000
-
-100
%
GRA
ND
TOTA
L37
6,23
4
361,
612
43
3,80
6
429,
201
424,
838
-2%
Dep
artm
ent B
udge
t % C
hang
e
63
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Non
- D
epar
tmen
tal:
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
0771
UN
EM
PLO
YME
NT
CO
MP
EN
SA
TIO
N14
,148
$
2,
501
$
15,0
00$
15,0
00$
15,0
00$
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5600
DO
WN
TOW
N D
EV
ELO
P T
AX
85,5
11$
87,0
88$
89,0
07$
89,0
07$
106,
744
$
10
-10-
4110
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0-57
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NTO
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DE
VE
LOP
MT
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NTR
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$
55
,000
$
55
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$
55
,000
$
43
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10
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4110
-530
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-
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-
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14
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10
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RA
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85$
104,
565
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10
4,56
5$
113,
565
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10
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4110
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4100
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000
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0$
10
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4110
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AG
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OF
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NIC
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99$
10,5
68$
10,5
70$
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70$
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5702
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LE J
CO
G D
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312
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4,33
0$
4,
330
$
4,33
0$
4,
330
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10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5703
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HO
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OF
GO
VE
RN
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NT
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ND
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ON
DU
ES
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1,36
0$
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420
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1,42
0$
1,
420
$
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5704
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UN
CIL
ON
AG
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3,50
0$
3,
500
$
3,50
0$
3,
500
$
3,50
0$
10
-61-
4110
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0-57
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GA
RD
NE
R M
US
EU
M23
,431
$
22
,000
$
22
,000
$
22
,000
$
22
,000
$
10
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4110
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0-57
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MB
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OF
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CE
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0$
4,
000
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4,00
0$
4,
000
$
4,00
0$
10
-61-
4110
-530
0-57
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CO
NO
MIC
DE
VE
L. IN
ITIA
TIV
E19
,032
$
45
,008
$
26
,000
$
26
,000
$
50
,000
$
10
-61-
4110
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0-57
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000
$
25
5,37
4$
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000
$
26
1,60
0$
270,
000
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10
-61-
4110
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0-57
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UR
SE
ME
NT
3,30
6$
1,
102
$
14,3
72$
14,3
72$
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00$
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5601
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PA
NC
Y TA
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2,02
8$
250,
156
$
19
0,00
0$
190,
000
$
19
4,00
0$
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5716
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G C
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18,2
97$
21,1
51$
28,0
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28,0
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10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5717
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B D
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INTE
NA
NC
E-
$
-
$
2,
200
$
2,20
0$
2,
200
$
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5704
AN
NIE
D J
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CH
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EN
RIC
HM
EN
T FU
ND
-$
3,00
0$
3,
000
$
3,00
0$
3,
000
$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
856,
085
$
86
5,53
3$
830,
464
$
84
2,06
4$
914,
145
$
64
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY 1
7 Ac
tual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GN
ON
-DEP
ARTM
ENTA
L CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
0771
Une
mpl
oym
ent
Com
pens
atio
n14
,148
2,
501
15,0
00
15
,000
15
,000
0%Pa
ymen
t of P
roje
cted
Une
mpl
oym
ent C
laim
s for
Fisc
al Y
ear E
ndin
g
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5600
Dow
ntow
n De
velo
pmen
t Ta
x
85,5
11
87,0
88
89,0
07
89
,007
10
6,74
4
20
%Pa
ymen
t to
Smith
field
Dow
ntow
n De
velo
pmen
t Cor
pora
tion
for T
axes
, Ove
rlay
Tax
Dist
rict (
Incl
udes
$11
,684
in M
V Ta
xes)
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5719
Dow
ntow
n De
velo
pmen
t Ex
pens
e
55,0
00
55,0
00
55,0
00
55
,000
43
,316
-21%
Tow
n's C
ontr
ibut
ion
to D
ownt
own
Smith
field
Dev
elop
men
t Cor
pora
tion
(dec
reas
e of
$11
,684
.)
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
4500
Elec
tion
Expe
nse
-
-
-
-
14
,000
#DIV
/0!
Mun
icip
al e
lect
ions
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
0770
Insu
ranc
e &
Bo
nds
117,
921
93,3
85
104,
565
104,
565
113,
565
9%Pr
oper
ty &
Lia
bilit
y In
sura
nce
prem
ium
and
Wor
ker's
Com
pens
atio
n Pr
emiu
m.
Shar
ed c
ost w
ith W
ater
/Sew
er &
Ele
ctric
.
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5503
Misc
./Se
ttle
men
ts-
-
-
-
-
N
/A
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5701
Harb
or, I
nc.
2,50
0
2,
500
2,50
0
2,50
0
2,50
0
0%Re
ques
t for
Fun
ding
from
Har
bor o
f Joh
nsto
n Co
unty
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5706
Loca
l Sch
ool
Supp
ort
2,00
0
3,
510
5,00
0
5,00
0
6,00
0
N/A
Cont
ribut
ions
for S
mith
field
Sch
ools
at th
e de
scre
tion
of th
e To
wn
Coun
cil.
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5701
Leag
ue o
f M
unic
ipal
ities
11,0
99
10,5
68
10,5
70
10
,570
10
,570
0%M
embe
rshi
p Du
es
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5702
Tria
ngle
J Co
unci
l G
over
nmen
t Du
es
4,31
2
4,
330
4,33
0
4,33
0
4,33
0
0%M
embe
rshi
p Du
es fo
r Tria
ngle
J CO
G
10-1
0-41
10-5
300-
5703
Scho
ol o
f G
over
nmen
t Fo
unda
tion
Dues
-
1,36
0
1,
420
1,
420
1,
420
0%
Mem
bers
Due
s for
Sch
ool o
f Gov
ernm
ent -
Pre
viou
sly a
ccou
nt fo
r in
line
item
10-
4100
-040
0
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5704
Coun
cil o
n Ag
ing
3,50
0
3,
500
3,50
0
3,50
0
3,50
0
0%Re
ques
t for
Fun
ding
Fro
m C
omm
unity
and
Sen
ior S
ervi
ces o
f Joh
nsto
n Co
unty
(F
orm
erly
John
ston
Cou
nty
Coun
cil o
n Ag
ing)
.
65
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY 1
7 Ac
tual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GN
ON
-DEP
ARTM
ENTA
L CO
MM
ENTS
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5705
Ava
Gar
dner
M
useu
m23
,431
22
,000
22
,000
22,0
00
22,0
00
0%
Requ
est f
or F
undi
ng -
Tow
n's C
ontr
ibut
ion
to A
va G
ardn
er M
useu
m
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5709
Cham
ber o
f Co
mm
erce
4,00
0
4,
000
4,00
0
4,00
0
4,00
0
0%Re
ques
t for
Fun
ding
Fro
m G
reat
er S
mith
field
-Sel
ma
Area
Cha
mbe
r of
Com
mer
ce.
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5710
Econ
omic
De
velo
pmen
t19
,032
45
,008
26
,000
26,0
00
50,0
00
92
%Ge
nera
l eco
nom
ic d
evel
opm
ent f
unds
for t
he T
own.
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5711
Publ
ic L
ibra
ry25
0,00
0
25
5,37
4
25
0,00
0
26
1,60
0
27
0,00
0
8%
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld A
lloca
tion
Incr
ease
$74
7 un
der r
eque
st.
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5712
S.H.
A.R.
P.Re
imbu
rsem
ent
3,30
6
1,
102
14,3
72
14
,372
20
,000
39%
Reim
burs
emen
t for
Elig
ible
SHA
RP P
roje
cts,
Sch
med
lin P
roje
ct ($
2,00
0) 4
th
of
5 Ye
ars a
nd p
oten
tial o
ther
app
lican
ts
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5601
Occ
upan
cy T
ax24
2,02
8
25
0,15
6
19
0,00
0
19
0,00
0
19
4,00
0
2%
Tran
sfer
of O
ccup
ancy
Tax
Rev
enue
s to
John
ston
Cou
nty
Tour
ism A
utho
rity,
To
wn
Reta
ins 3
%
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5716
PEG
Cha
nnel
s18
,297
21
,151
28
,000
28,0
00
28,0
00
0%
Ope
ratio
nal C
osts
for t
he T
own'
s Cab
le T
V/PE
G ch
anne
l
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5717
Web
De
sign/
Mai
nte
nanc
e
-
-
2,20
0
2,20
0
2,20
0
N/A
Annu
al M
aint
enan
ce F
ee
10-6
1-41
10-5
300-
5720
Anni
e D.
Jone
s Ch
ild
Enric
hmen
t Fu
nd
-
3,00
0
3,
000
3,
000
3,
000
N
/ARe
ques
t for
Fun
ding
: Fun
ding
will
be
used
to o
ffer s
chol
arsh
ip fo
r disa
dvan
tage
ch
ildre
n in
the
com
mun
ity to
par
ticip
ate
in re
crea
tiona
l and
cul
tura
l act
ivite
s
Su
btot
al85
6,08
5
86
5,53
3
83
0,46
4
84
2,06
4
91
4,14
5
10
% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
66
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Deb
t Ser
vice
:10
-60-
4120
-540
0-95
18D
/S A
QU
ATI
CS
201
5 E
QU
IP35
,911
$
32
,919
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
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4120
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24D
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TOR
MW
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R (B
ON
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188,
343
$
17
9,11
3$
-$
-$
-$
10-2
0-41
20-5
400-
9529
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EM
S G
AR
AG
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808
$
8,80
8$
8,
808
$
8,80
8$
8,
808
$
10-1
0-41
20-5
400-
9530
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EE
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-
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-
$
-
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10
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4120
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0-95
34D
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QU
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C C
EN
TER
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reat
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305,
118
$
29
8,18
3$
291,
613
$
29
1,61
3$
291,
613
$
10
-60-
4120
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0-95
35D
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3,41
2$
198,
825
$
19
4,40
8$
194,
408
$
19
4,40
8$
10-3
0-41
20-5
400-
9536
D/S
STR
EE
T P
AV
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200
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treet
s)51
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$
50
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$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
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4120
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0-95
37D
/S S
TRE
ET
PA
VIN
G 2
009
(Stre
ets)
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
10-2
0-41
20-5
400-
9538
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VE
HIC
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201
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itatio
n)29
,209
$
29
,210
$
29
,210
$
29
,210
$
29
,210
$
10
-30-
4120
-540
0-95
42D
/S S
MIT
HFI
ELD
XN
G- I
P (S
treet
s)17
7,34
5$
172,
980
$
16
8,63
9$
168,
639
$
-
$
10
-30-
4120
-540
0-95
43S
MIT
HFI
ELD
CR
OS
SIN
GS
LO
AN
157,
411
$
15
7,41
1$
157,
411
$
15
7,41
1$
157,
411
$
10
-20-
4120
-540
0-95
44R
OLL
ING
STO
CK
201
678
,070
$
78
,069
$
78
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$
78
,070
$
78
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$
10
-20-
4120
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0-95
45FI
RE
TR
UC
K-
$
23
,415
$
46
,830
$
46
,830
$
46
,830
$
10
-40-
4120
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0-95
25G
AR
BA
GE
TR
UC
K-
$
28
,791
$
28
,792
$
28
,792
$
28
,792
$
10
-40-
4120
-540
0-95
??R
OLL
ING
STO
CK
201
6-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
63
,400
$
10
-40-
4120
-540
0-95
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DD
ER
TR
UC
K-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
40
,716
$
Su
b-To
tals
:1,
235,
407
$
1,25
8,61
4$
1,
003,
781
$
1,00
3,78
1$
93
9,25
8$
67
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
DEBT
SER
VICE
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-6
0-41
20-5
400-
9518
D/S
SRAC
201
5 Eq
uip
35,9
11
32
,919
-
-
-
#D
IV/0
!36
Mon
th L
ease
; Mon
thly
Pay
men
t of $
2,99
2.61
. Mat
ures
May
201
8.
10-4
0-41
20-5
400-
9524
1997
St
orm
wat
er
Gene
ral
Obl
igat
ion
Bond
W
ells
Farg
o
188,
343
17
9,11
3
-
-
-
#D
IV/0
!O
rigin
al L
oan
$3,5
00,0
00 fo
r 20
Year
s @ 5
.183
3% in
199
7, M
atur
ity D
ate
of Ju
ne, 2
018,
Bon
ds R
efun
ded
in 2
011
and
Purc
hase
d by
Wel
ls Fa
rgo,
Re
fund
ed A
mt.
($1,
275,
000
for 7
yea
rs @
2.3
5%).
Mat
urity
Dat
e of
June
1,
2018
.
10-2
0-41
20-5
400-
9529
EMS
Build
ing/
USD
A8,
808
8,80
8
8,
808
8,
808
8,80
8
0%
Orig
inal
ly tw
o lo
ans -
one
paid
off
in F
Y16.
The
rem
aini
ng lo
an -
USD
A $1
50,0
00 fo
r 30
Year
s @ 4
.125
% (M
arch
8, 2
007)
, An
nual
Pay
men
t on
Mar
ch 8
of (
$8,8
08).
Mat
urity
Dat
e of
Mar
ch 8
, 203
7.
10-1
0-41
20-5
400-
9530
Stre
etsc
ape
Loan
for
Dwnt
wn
USD
A
-
-
-
-
-
#D
IV/0
!Pa
id O
ff in
FY1
6 ,b
ut m
onie
s stil
l ow
ed th
e to
wn
from
DSD
C of
$12
,757
An
nual
ly u
ntil
2039
. Orig
inal
ly U
SDA
Loan
$25
0,00
0 fo
r 30
Year
s @
4.37
5% (D
ec. 7
, 200
6).
Ann
ual P
aym
ent o
n De
c. 7
($15
,125
). M
atur
ity
Date
of D
ec. 7
, 203
6.
10-6
0-41
20-5
400-
9534
Aqua
tic C
ente
r, To
wn
Loan
/ Firs
t Ci
tizen
s 200
7
305,
118
29
8,18
3
291,
613
291,
613
291,
613
0%
Orig
inal
Loa
n of
$4,
500,
000
for 2
0 Ye
ars @
4.0
60%
, Ref
inan
ced
for 1
5 yr
s @2.
92%
in 2
013.
M
atur
ity D
ate
Nov
embe
r 15,
202
7.
10-6
0-41
20-5
400-
9535
Aqua
tic C
ente
r Lo
an, F
riend
s of
Park
/Firs
t Ci
tizen
s 200
8
203,
412
19
8,82
5
194,
408
194,
408
194,
408
0%
Orig
inal
Loa
n of
$3,
000,
000
for 2
0 Ye
ars @
4.0
60%
. Re
finan
ced
for 1
5 yr
s @ 2
.92%
in 2
013.
M
atur
ity D
ate
Jan.
28,
202
8.
10-3
0-41
20-5
400-
9536
Stre
et P
avin
g 20
08/F
irst
Citiz
ens
51,7
80
50
,890
-
-
-
#D
IV/0
!O
rigin
al L
oan
of $
500,
000
for 1
0 Ye
ars @
3.2
2% (M
ay 1
9, 2
008)
.
Mat
urity
Dat
e M
ay 1
9, 2
018.
10-3
0-41
20-5
400-
9537
Stre
et P
avin
g 20
09/B
B&T
-
-
-
-
-
#D
IV/0
!O
rigin
al L
oan
$500
,000
for 1
0 Ye
ars @
3.4
90%
(Oct
. 16,
200
8).
Mat
urity
Da
te O
ctob
er 1
6, 2
018.
Pai
d in
full
6/20
16, a
ppro
x 2.
5 yr
s ahe
ad o
f tim
e.
10-2
0-41
20-5
400-
9538
Equi
pmen
t Pu
rcha
ses 2
014
29,2
09
29
,210
29,2
10
29
,210
29
,210
0%O
rigin
al L
oan
of $
140,
000
for 5
Yea
rs @
1.5
50%
Sem
i-ann
ual p
aym
ents
to
pur
chas
e 3
polic
e ve
hicl
es/o
utfit
ted
(PD)
; 1 p
ick-
up tr
uck
(Gen
. M
aint
.); a
nd 1
ton
flat b
eddu
mp
vehi
cle
for r
ecyc
ling
(San
it.).
Mat
urity
Da
te M
ay 2
020.
68
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
DEBT
SER
VICE
CO
MM
ENTS
10-3
0-41
20-5
400-
9542
Cros
sings
Pr
ojec
t/W
ells
Farg
o Lo
an
177,
345
17
2,98
0
168,
639
168,
639
-
-1
00%
Orig
inal
Loa
n of
$1,
150,
000
for 7
Yea
rs @
2.6
5% (N
ov. 1
7, 2
011)
. M
atur
ity D
ate
Nov
embe
r 1, 2
018.
10-3
0-41
20-5
400-
9543
Smith
field
Cr
ossin
g Lo
an15
7,41
1
157,
411
15
7,41
1
15
7,41
1
15
7,41
1
0%O
rigin
al L
oan
of $
2,80
6,40
0 fo
r 30
Year
s @ 3
.75%
. U
SDA
Annu
al
Paym
ent o
f ($1
57,4
11).
Mat
urity
Dat
e Ja
nuar
y 20
44.
10-2
0-41
20-5
400-
9544
Rolli
ng S
tock
20
1678
,070
78,0
69
78
,070
78,0
70
78,0
70
N
/AO
rigin
al L
oan
of $
376,
928,
on
4/20
16 fo
r 5 y
ears
at 1
.42%
. Mat
urity
Dat
e O
ctob
er 2
020.
10-2
0-41
20-5
400-
9545
Fire
Tru
ck-
23,4
15
46
,830
46,8
30
46,8
30
N
/AEs
timat
ed 4
92K
at 3
% fo
r 12
year
s
10-4
0-41
20-5
400-
9525
Garb
age
Truc
k-
28,7
91
28
,792
28,7
92
28,7
92
N
/AG
arba
ge T
ruck
; Mat
urity
in 3
Yea
rs.
10-4
0-41
20-5
400-
95??
Rolli
ng S
tock
63,4
00
Pa
rks D
ump
Truc
k, F
D SU
V, H
ook
Leaf
Tru
ck 5
yea
r loa
n. D
ump
Truc
k an
d SU
V in
One
Loa
n of
$88
,500
, and
Hoo
k Le
ak o
f $21
2,84
0 in
Ano
ther
.
10-4
0-41
20-5
400-
95??
Ladd
er T
ruck
40,7
16
La
dder
Tru
ck U
SDA
20 y
ears
Subt
otal
1,23
5,40
7
1,
258,
614
1,00
3,78
1
1,
003,
781
93
9,25
8
-6%
Dep
artm
ent B
udge
t % C
hang
e
69
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Fina
nce:
10-1
0-42
00-5
100-
0200
SA
LAR
IES
& W
AG
ES
56,6
23$
57,5
83$
59,2
46$
59,2
46$
69,8
88$
10-1
0-42
00-5
100-
0250
OV
ER
TIM
E42
$
197
$
1,
000
$
1,00
0$
1,
000
$
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
2900
PR
OFE
SS
ION
AL
FEE
S/D
UE
S-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
-10-
4200
-512
0-05
00FI
CA
4,27
8$
4,
361
$
4,60
0$
4,
600
$
5,42
3$
10
-10-
4200
-512
5-06
00G
RO
UP
INS
UR
AN
CE
10,4
91$
10,3
45$
10,5
00$
10,5
00$
9,30
0$
10
-10-
4200
-512
7-07
00R
ETI
RE
ME
NT
5,90
7$
6,
159
$
6,53
0$
6,
530
$
8,45
0$
10
-10-
4200
-530
0-08
00TE
LEP
HO
NE
& P
OS
TAG
E1,
883
$
1,68
6$
3,
500
$
3,50
0$
3,
800
$
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
1700
EQ
UIP
MA
INT
& R
EP
AIR
-$
-$
4,20
0$
4,
200
$
3,00
0$
10
-10-
4200
-530
0-08
00TR
AIN
ING
& E
DU
CA
TIO
N1,
384
$
2,16
1$
3,
250
$
3,25
0$
3,
450
$
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
3300
SU
PP
LIE
S/O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
14,0
10$
11,4
37$
10,0
00$
10,0
00$
10,0
00$
10-7
6-42
00-5
970-
9100
TRA
NS
FER
TO
GF
CA
P P
RO
J.57
,500
$
45
,833
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
Su
b-To
tals
:15
2,11
8$
139,
762
$
10
2,82
6$
102,
826
$
11
4,31
1$
10-1
0-42
00-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y E
QU
IP.
-$
-$
2,67
5$
2,
675
$
1,20
0$
Su
b-To
tals
:-
$
-
$
2,
675
$
2,67
5$
1,
200
$
FIN
AN
CE
TOTA
LS:
152,
118
$
13
9,76
2$
105,
501
$
10
5,50
1$
115,
511
$
70
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
FIN
ANCE
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-1
0-42
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
W
ages
56,6
23
57,5
83
59
,246
59
,246
69
,888
18%
3 FT
Es -
1/3
Sala
ry o
f Fin
ance
Dire
ctor
, Acc
ount
ing
Tech
., an
d Pa
yrol
l/Acc
ount
ing
Tech
. All
sala
ry a
nd b
enef
its sh
ared
with
Util
. Dep
ts.
New
Ass
istan
t Fin
ance
Dire
ctor
hire
d 1-
1-20
10-1
0-42
00-5
100-
0250
PT/O
vert
ime
42
197
1,00
0
1,
000
1,00
0
0%
Ove
rtim
e du
e to
RM
S da
ta in
stal
latio
n
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal
Fees
/Due
s-
-
-
-
-
N
/A
10-1
0-42
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
4,27
8
4,
361
4,60
0
4,
600
5,42
3
18
%7.
65%
of w
ages
.
10-1
0-42
00-5
125-
0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
10,4
91
10,3
45
10
,500
10
,500
9,
300
-11%
Shar
ed w
ith b
oth
utili
ties.
Hea
lth In
sura
nce
for 4
FTE
s and
oth
er m
edic
al,
dent
al, l
ife, f
lex
plan
, lg
term
disa
b. S
uppl
emen
tal i
nsur
ance
for 2
retir
ees,
he
alth
insu
r. Fo
r 1 re
tiree
.
10-1
0-42
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t5,
907
6,15
9
6,
530
6,53
0
8,
450
29%
Pens
ion
Rate
at 8
.95
Perc
ent.
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e1,
883
1,68
6
3,
500
3,50
0
3,
800
9%In
lude
s pho
ne fo
r new
pos
ition
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
1700
Mai
nten
ance
/Re
pair
Equi
pmen
t
-
-
4,
200
4,20
0
3,
000
-29%
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
&
Educ
atio
n1,
384
2,16
1
3,
250
3,25
0
3,
450
6%G
over
nmen
t Fin
ance
Offi
cer's
Ass
ocia
tion
Dues
($20
0), A
nnua
l Fin
ance
Di
rect
or's
Sum
mer
Con
fere
nc a
nd S
prin
g Co
nfer
ence
($75
0/$2
50),
Misc
ella
neou
s Tra
inin
g ($
1,50
0), T
rave
l Rei
mbu
rsem
ent f
or F
inan
ce S
taff
($75
0)
10-1
0-42
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
O
pera
tions
14,0
10
11,4
37
10
,000
10
,000
10
,000
0%Fi
nanc
e Po
rtio
n of
Cof
fee/
Supp
lies f
or T
own
Hall
($50
0), P
ortio
n of
Lea
se
on P
osta
ge M
achi
ne ($
360)
, Por
tion
of L
ease
on
Copy
Mac
hine
($
191/
mon
th) (
$259
2), C
opie
s Und
er M
anag
ed P
rint S
ervi
ces f
or H
P Pr
inte
rs in
Fin
ance
Offi
ce ($
400)
, Doc
umen
t Disp
osal
Sec
urity
Sys
tem
($
16/m
onth
) ($1
92),
Port
ion
of W
ater
Coo
ler C
osts
1/4
($11
.25/
mon
th)
($13
5), P
osta
ge fo
r Fin
ance
Offi
ce ($
1,69
4), M
iscel
lane
ous O
ffice
Sup
plie
s ($
2,50
0), M
iscel
lane
ous P
rintin
g (W
-2 F
orm
s, A
ccou
nts P
ayab
le F
orm
s,
Ets.
) ($1
,627
)
10-7
6-42
00-5
970-
9100
Tran
sfer
To
GF C
ap P
roj.
57,5
00
45,8
33
-
-
-
N/A
Subt
otal
152,
118
139,
762
10
2,82
6
102,
826
114,
311
11
%
71
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
FIN
ANCE
CO
MM
ENTS
10-1
0-42
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y-
-
2,67
5
2,
675
1,20
0
-5
5%Th
ree
Stan
ding
Des
ks
Subt
otal
-
-
2,
675
2,67
5
1,
200
-55%
GRA
ND
TOTA
LS15
2,11
8
13
9,76
2
105,
501
10
5,50
1
11
5,51
1
9% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
72
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
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ls:
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Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GPL
ANN
ING
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-1
0-49
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
W
ages
180,
797
20
0,45
6
204,
787
175,
274
201,
292
-2
%3
FTE'
s One
Par
time
Assi
stan
t cod
e En
forc
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t, Pl
anni
ng D
irect
or,
Seni
or P
lann
er, A
dmin
istr
ativ
e As
sist
ant
10-1
0-49
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e-
-
-
-
-
N/A
10-1
0-49
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal
Fees
6,48
5
6,70
9
6,50
0
5,63
3
5,
740
-12%
Amer
ican
Pla
nnin
g As
soc.
and
AIC
P Du
es ($
475)
for S
P ($
405)
; ASF
PM fo
r SP
($60
); Sa
lary
for P
lann
ing
Boar
d ($
2400
); Sa
lary
for B
oard
of
Adju
stm
ents
($24
00).
10-1
0-49
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
13,5
86
15
,111
15,6
67
14,5
00
15,4
00
-2
%
10-1
0-49
00-5
125-
0600
Gro
up
Insu
ranc
e17
,756
20,1
50
23
,605
23
,605
25
,632
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al In
sura
nce
10-1
0-49
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t17
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15,7
74
18
,892
18
,892
21
,800
15%
Pens
ion
Rate
at 8
.95
Perc
ent
10
-10-
4900
-530
0-11
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leph
one
2,04
4
2,16
9
4,00
0
2,57
5
2,
940
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Plan
ning
Dire
ctor
cel
l( $6
00);
Adm
in A
ssis
tant
Cel
l ($6
00);
mon
thly
offi
ce
phon
e se
rvic
e ($
780)
; Mon
thly
Lea
se O
ffice
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ne ($
875)
.
10-1
0-49
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300-
1400
Adve
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6
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4
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1700
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p. M
aint
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d Re
pair
-
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088
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000
1,
000
1,00
0
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ence
and
repa
ir fo
r offi
ce e
quip
men
t prim
arily
com
pute
rs a
nd la
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form
at p
rinte
r/sc
anne
r.
10-1
0-49
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
&
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atio
n3,
401
6,
260
4,
076
3,
150
4,11
0
1%
Cont
inui
ng E
duca
tion
for t
he D
irect
or ($
1200
); Se
nior
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nner
($12
00);
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M C
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icat
ion
$ Ex
am ($
110)
; ASF
PM C
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n ($
1,20
0) a
nd m
isc.
(400
).
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300-
3000
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113
360
500
30
0
400
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Gas
olin
e fo
r Cod
e En
forc
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t Veh
icle
10-1
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300-
3100
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cle
Supp
lies &
1,
643
21
3
2,
000
2,
000
2,00
0
0%
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nten
ance
and
Rep
air o
f Cod
e En
forc
emen
t Veh
icle
10-1
0-49
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
O
pera
tions
8,36
3
7,44
8
10,0
00
10,0
00
11,0
00
10
%Co
py M
achi
ne L
ease
($23
15);
Pitn
ey B
owes
Pos
tage
Mac
hine
Lea
se
($36
0); P
osta
ge ($
500)
; Shr
edde
r Ser
vice
($24
5); W
ater
Coo
ler (
$135
); M
isce
llano
us S
uppl
ies (
$744
5)
10-1
0-49
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300-
4500
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/ Sto
rm
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er P
lan
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-
2,
668
-
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-
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4501
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ract
s55
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5
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00
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00
15,0
00
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ke/P
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lann
ing
74
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GPL
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ING
CO
MM
ENTS
10-1
0-49
00-5
300-
4502
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emna
tion
-
-
-
15,0
00
25,0
00
%
Budg
et c
over
s the
rem
oval
of 3
to 4
resi
dent
ial s
truc
ture
s. W
ill c
arry
ove
r $2
5,00
0.
10-1
0-49
00-5
300-
4504
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/Com
preh
ens
ive
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wth
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-
27
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tatio
n
-
10
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Subt
otal
310,
912
32
9,74
9
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027
286,
929
331,
314
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00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y-
-
7,
500
7,
500
12,0
00
60
%O
ffice
Ren
ovat
ions
Subt
otal
-
-
7,50
0
7,50
0
12
,000
60%
Gra
nd T
otal
s:31
0,91
2
329,
749
34
3,52
7
29
4,42
9
34
3,31
4
0% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
75
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Polic
e:10
-20-
5100
-510
0-02
00S
ALA
RIE
S &
WA
GE
S1,
915,
146
$
2,02
9,73
4$
2,
109,
068
$
2,00
5,00
0$
2,
212,
642
$
10-2
0-51
00-5
100-
02XX
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IP R
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RA
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26
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40
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$
40
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$
40
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10
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5100
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7-07
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2900
PR
OFE
SS
ION
AL
FEE
S11
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$
12
,565
$
14
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$
14
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$
14
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10
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5100
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0-05
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145,
723
$
15
3,58
0$
170,
862
$
16
0,50
0$
179,
227
$
10
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5100
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5-06
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UP
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UR
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CE
350,
419
$
39
4,67
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439,
220
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42
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0$
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080
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10
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5100
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ETI
RE
ME
NT
250,
418
$
26
5,38
5$
286,
474
$
27
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0$
323,
757
$
10
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5100
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0-11
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LEP
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8,96
5$
10
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$
14
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$
14
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$
15
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10
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23
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10
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AIN
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RE
PA
IR51
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$
53
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$
57
,804
$
57
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$
58
,242
$
10
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5100
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474
$
14,9
73$
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00$
12,8
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0-51
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300-
3000
FUE
L53
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$
64
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$
77
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$
70
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$
77
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10
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86
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10
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$
64
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76
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80
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10
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$
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337
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-$
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-$
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3600
UN
IFO
RM
S27
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$
19
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$
32
,100
$
32
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$
32
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$
10
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5100
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0-45
01S
ER
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ON
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CTS
17,1
38$
8,90
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17
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17
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$
24
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$
10
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5100
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0-36
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Y C
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873
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000
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000
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NT
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10
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10
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299
$
7,23
7$
7,
500
$
7,50
0$
7,
500
$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
3,08
5,17
5$
3,
289,
368
$
3,57
2,39
0$
3,
419,
866
$
3,76
0,23
8$
10-2
0-51
00-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y16
3,42
1$
237,
388
$
21
1,11
0$
211,
110
$
27
7,60
0$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
163,
421
$
23
7,38
8$
211,
110
$
21
1,11
0$
277,
600
$
POLI
CE
TOTA
LS:
3,24
8,59
6$
3,
526,
756
$
3,78
3,50
0$
3,
630,
976
$
4,03
7,83
8$
76
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
Bu
dget
F
Y 19
Pr
ojec
ted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HGPO
LICE
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-2
0-51
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es1,
915,
146
2,
029,
734
2,
109,
068
2,
005,
000
2,
212,
642
5%45
FTE
's- S
alar
y of
Pol
ice
Chie
f, 2
Capt
ains
, 5 L
ieut
enan
ts, 6
Ser
gean
ts, 2
CID
Inve
stig
ator
s, 1
DN
E In
vest
igat
or, 1
7 Po
lice
Offi
cers
, 1 C
OP
Offi
cer,
4 Ci
vila
n Re
cord
s and
Rec
eptio
n Cl
erks
, An
imal
Con
trol
and
Acc
redi
atio
n M
anag
er; S
alar
y of
4 S
RO's;
1 H
ousin
g O
ffice
r. Th
e tw
o JC
C SR
O's
are
fund
ed 1
00 %
by
the
colle
ge. T
he o
ther
thre
e po
sitio
ns a
re re
imbu
rsed
at 6
6% u
nder
co
ntra
ct b
y ea
ch b
enef
iting
age
ncy.
Hol
iday
Pay
(20,
000)
and
eig
ht c
aree
r lad
der i
ncre
ases
at
$14,
400.
Cod
e En
forc
emen
t add
ed to
pol
ice
budg
et.
10-2
0-51
00-5
100-
02XX
New
EE/
Euip
men
t Re
ques
t 2
pers
on
traffi
c te
am
-
-
-
-
-
N
/AN
ew E
E/Eq
uipm
ent R
eque
st 2
per
son
traf
fic te
am ti
ed to
Gov
enor
Hig
hway
Saf
ety
Prog
ram
Gr
ant.
Gran
t dec
ision
exp
ecte
d in
Oct
, 201
8. T
own'
s par
t of S
alar
y 1s
t yr-
15%
, 2nd
yr-
35%
, 3rd
yr
- 50
%.
10-2
0-51
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e33
,934
26
,332
40
,000
40
,000
40
,000
0%Pr
ojec
ted
Ove
rtim
e fo
r Inv
estig
atio
ns,S
peci
al C
ases
, Hol
iday
OT
Pay,
ETC
10-2
0-51
00-5
127-
0750
Empl
oyee
Se
pera
tion
Allo
w62
,094
75
,641
84
,417
84
,417
90
,205
7%Po
lice
Sepa
ratio
n al
low
ance
for R
etire
d Po
lice
Offi
cers
age
63-
5 o
ffice
rs to
tal a
ll FY
yea
r, RJ
Cu
ddin
gton
(Nov
embe
r 202
0), S
teve
n Gi
lliki
n (Ju
ne 2
020)
,Wal
ter M
artin
(June
202
2), T
omm
y Ch
oe Ja
nuar
y 20
27) B
ruce
Gen
try
(June
202
9)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal F
ees
11,2
90
12,5
65
14,1
50
14,1
50
14,3
50
1%
Cont
ract
with
Pol
ice
Atto
rney
($9,
800)
,Psy
chol
ogic
al S
ervi
ces f
or N
ew H
ires
($2,
900)
,Psy
chol
ogic
al S
ervi
ces f
or E
mpl
oyee
s ($1
,000
),Cre
dit R
epor
ts ($
400)
,Sep
arat
ion
Allo
wan
ce A
ttor
ney
Fee
($25
0)
10
-20-
5100
-512
0-05
00FI
CA14
5,72
3
15
3,58
0
17
0,86
2
16
0,50
0
17
9,22
7
5%7.
65 %
of T
otal
Sal
arie
s (Ba
se S
alar
ies,
Ove
rtim
e an
d Se
para
tion
Allo
wan
ce
10-2
0-51
00-5
125-
0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
350,
419
394,
672
439,
220
420,
000
458,
080
4%
Heal
th In
sura
nce
for 4
3 cu
rren
tly b
udge
ted
empl
oyee
s an
all o
ther
med
ical
, life
, den
tal,
flex
plan
, lon
g te
rm d
isabi
lity.
Hea
lth In
sura
nce
for 6
Ret
irees
, Sup
plem
enta
l Ins
uran
ce fo
r 5
Retir
ees.
10-2
0-51
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t25
0,41
8
26
5,38
5
28
6,47
4
27
5,00
0
32
3,75
7
13%
8.95
% L
ocal
Gov
ernm
ent R
etire
men
t , 9
.70%
Law
enf
orce
men
t Ret
irem
ent,
5% fo
r LEO
and
3%
Mat
ch fo
r non
401
K fo
r Con
trib
utio
n.
10
-20-
5100
-530
0-11
00Te
leph
one
8,96
5
10
,791
14
,780
14
,780
15
,680
6%Ce
llpho
ne A
llow
ance
for C
hief
($60
0),C
ellp
hone
Allo
wan
ce fo
r Adm
inist
rativ
e Ca
ptai
n ($
600)
,Cel
lpho
ne A
llow
ance
for P
atro
l Cap
tain
($60
0),D
etec
tive
Cellp
hone
Acc
ount
($
4,50
0),A
nnua
l Pag
er C
ontr
act f
or K
-9 O
ffice
rs C
OP
Offi
cer (
$1,6
20),P
hone
Con
trac
t/Lo
ng
Dist
ance
($4,
340)
, Mon
thly
Pho
ne S
ervi
ce(In
form
atio
n Te
chno
logy
Ser
vice
s $20
0/m
th)
($2,
400)
,Cel
lpho
ne fo
r Ani
mal
Con
trol
Offi
cer (
$420
) Cop
Offi
cer &
Cod
e En
forc
emen
t Offi
cer
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
17,5
39
20,6
01
23,0
00
23,0
00
23,0
00
0%
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld U
tility
Acc
ount
s ($1
9,50
0), P
iedm
ont N
atur
al G
as A
ccou
nt ($
3,50
0)
77
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
Bu
dget
F
Y 19
Pr
ojec
ted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HGPO
LICE
CO
MM
ENTS
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
Re
pair
51,3
08
53,2
03
57,8
04
57,8
04
58,2
42
1%
Fire
Ext
ingu
isher
serv
ice
($20
0.00
), Ra
dio
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
and
Mai
nten
ance
($4,
300)
, , R
adar
U
nits
Mai
nten
ance
($1,
000.
00),
Build
ing
Mai
nten
ance
($5,
000.
00),
OSS
I Mai
nten
ance
Con
trac
t ($
17,2
00),
Lase
rfic
he S
oftw
are
Mai
nten
ance
Agr
eem
ent (
$5,0
00.0
0), F
ire A
larm
Insp
ectio
ns
($50
0), T
erm
ite In
spec
tion/
Trea
tmen
t ($5
00),
Gene
rato
r Mai
nten
ance
Con
trac
t/Re
pair
($3,
000)
, 1 R
adar
Uni
ts R
epla
ced
for t
hose
elim
inat
ed fr
om li
st ($
1,95
0),
Repl
ace
thre
e (3
) pa
trol
rifle
s ($4
,000
), Re
plac
e fiv
e (5
) Tas
ers (
$5,5
00),
Repl
ace
4 L
apto
p Co
mpu
ters
($7,
000)
, DU
O S
ervi
ce ($
792.
00),
200
New
Tra
ffic
Cone
s ($2
,300
)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
&
Educ
atio
n8,
474
14,9
73
12,4
00
12,4
00
12,8
95
4%
NC
Nar
cotic
Offi
cers
Ass
ocia
tion
Annu
al T
rain
ing
($1,
000.
00),
NC
Nar
cotic
Offi
cers
Ass
ocia
tion
Dues
($20
0.00
), Ca
lea
Fees
($4,
670)
, NC
Polic
e Ex
ecut
ives
Ass
ocia
tion
Dues
($75
), FB
I NA
Lunc
heon
Tra
iner
s ($2
00.0
0), F
BI N
atio
nal A
cade
my
Asso
ciat
ion
dues
($40
0.00
), IA
CP D
ues
($20
0), H
omic
ide
Inve
stig
ator
s Ass
ocia
tion
Conf
eren
ce ($
1,00
0.00
), DC
I Tra
inin
g Co
nfer
ence
($
750.
00),
In-S
ervi
ce T
rain
ing
($2,
500)
, Fire
arm
s Ins
truc
tors
Con
fere
nce
($1,
250)
, OSS
I-Su
ngua
rd T
rain
ing
Conf
eren
ce ($
650)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3000
Fuel
53,6
78
64,3
28
77,4
00
70,0
00
77,4
00
0%
Curr
ent P
olic
e De
part
men
t Mon
thly
Fue
l Ave
rage
:(3,0
00),
Estim
ated
Ann
ual F
uel
Cons
umpt
ion:
(36,
000)
, Est
imat
ed C
ost P
er G
allo
n of
Fue
l : ($
2.15
) x 3
6,00
0.
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
Mai
nt.
49,8
37
41,9
72
86,3
00
86,3
00
86,3
00
0%
Vehi
cle
Mai
nten
ance
and
Rep
air f
or P
olic
e Ve
hicl
es. (
Oil,
Tire
s, P
arts
, Etc
)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
Ope
ratio
ns60
,555
64
,364
76
,090
76
,090
80
,190
5%Am
mun
ition
/Sho
otin
g Su
pplie
s ($1
9,00
0.00
), K-
9 Su
pplie
s/Fo
od/V
et ($
6,00
0), F
inge
rprin
t Su
pplie
s/Cr
ime
scen
e pr
oces
sing
supp
lies (
$2,6
00),
Misc
ella
neou
s cle
anin
g su
pplie
s ($1
,500
), Ev
iden
ce R
oom
Sup
plie
s ($2
,000
), O
ffice
Sup
plie
s ($1
3,60
0), C
opy
Mac
hine
leas
e ($
3,71
0),
Wire
lss C
ards
for M
DC's
(20(
($9,
600)
, Oui
ck L
aw R
efer
ence
($50
0.00
), Re
plac
e Co
mpu
ter (
4)
($2,
180.
00),
Pre-
empl
oym
ent P
hysic
als (
$1,5
00),
Vehi
cle
Equi
pmen
t ($7
,000
), CD
s/DV
Ds
($3,
000)
, Pos
tage
($50
0), O
ffice
Equ
ipm
ent (
$5,0
00) N
arca
n $2
500
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3305
Misc
ella
neou
s-
9,
337
-
-
-
#D
IV/0
!
10
-20-
5100
-530
0-36
00U
nifo
rms
27,4
85
19,1
70
32,1
00
32,1
00
32,1
00
0%
Uni
form
Pan
ts ($
5,00
0), S
hirt
s (lo
ng sl
eeve
s)($
4,00
0) S
hirt
s (sh
ort S
leev
e) ($
4,10
0),Ja
cket
s ($
1500
), Sh
oes(
$5,0
00),
Ties
($15
0), H
ats (
$250
), Ra
in G
ear (
$500
), Re
plac
emen
t Nyl
on G
ear
($14
00),
Dete
ctiv
e Cl
othi
ng A
llow
ance
($3,
000)
, Bod
y Ar
mou
r ($7
,200
)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
4501
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
s17
,138
8,
905
17,8
25
17,8
25
24,6
70
38
%DC
I Con
trac
t ($4
,500
), Fi
rst S
ervi
ce C
ompu
ter (
$6,6
00),
Was
te M
anag
emen
t ($1
,000
), Al
arm
M
onito
ring
($22
0.00
), Cl
eani
ng S
uppl
ies/
Rugs
($2,
000)
, Ver
ifica
tion
Cont
ract
($2,
000)
, Lea
ds
on L
ine
($2,
850)
, Offi
ce 3
65 ($
5,50
0)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3610
Dry
Clea
ning
U
nifo
rm M
aint
.1,
873
1,57
8
4,
000
4,00
0
4,00
0
0%
Dry
Clea
ning
for C
lass
A U
nifo
rms (
$4,0
00)
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3700
Drug
En
forc
emen
t/Bu
y In
form
atio
n Fu
nds
15,0
00
15,0
00
15,0
00
15,0
00
15,0
00
0%
Fund
s for
Dru
g En
forc
emen
t and
Und
erco
ver B
uy O
pera
tions
($15
,000
).
78
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
Bu
dget
F
Y 19
Pr
ojec
ted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HGPO
LICE
CO
MM
ENTS
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3702
Com
mun
ity P
olic
ing
Proj
ects
-
-
4,00
0
4,
000
5,
000
25%
Mon
ey to
fund
CO
P Pr
ojec
ts th
roug
h th
e ye
ar.
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
3710
John
ston
Cou
nty
Boar
d of
Edu
catio
n-
-
-
-
-
N/A
Mon
ey re
ceiv
ed fo
r par
king
fine
s and
pro
pert
y sa
les
10-2
0-51
00-5
300-
4002
Fede
ral D
rug
Forf
eitu
re4,
299
7,23
7
7,
500
7,50
0
7,50
0
0%
Purc
hase
of E
quip
men
t for
Nar
cotic
s Inv
estig
atio
n/In
form
ant E
xpen
ses/
Com
mun
ity P
olic
ing
Initi
ativ
es
10-7
6-51
00-5
970-
9100
Tran
sfer
To
GF
Cap
Proj
.-
-
N
/A
Subt
otal
3,08
5,17
5
3,28
9,36
8
3,57
2,39
0
3,41
9,86
6
3,76
0,23
8
5%
10-2
0-51
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y16
3,42
1
23
7,38
8
21
1,11
0
21
1,11
0
27
7,60
0
31%
Repl
ace
(3) E
xist
ing
Patr
ol C
ars (
$87,
000)
Repl
ace
2 U
nmar
ked
Patr
ol C
ars (
$50,
000)
13 p
orta
ble
radi
os ($
37,0
00)
Repl
ace
1 K-
9( ($
13,0
00)
Add
2 ve
hicl
es fo
r Tak
e Ho
me
Car P
rogr
am.(6
3,60
0) In
clud
ed
Polic
e Bu
ildin
g Ex
pans
ion
Desig
n Co
st ($
27,0
00)
Subt
otal
163,
421
237,
388
211,
110
211,
110
277,
600
31
%
Gran
d to
tals
:3,
248,
596
3,
526,
756
3,
783,
500
3,
630,
976
4,
037,
838
7% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
from
79
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Fire
:10
-20-
5300
-510
0-02
00S
ALA
RIE
S &
WA
GE
S81
0,22
4$
949,
956
$
97
6,58
0$
976,
580
$
1,
095,
785
$
10-2
0-53
00-5
100-
0210
SA
LAR
IES
/PA
RT-
TIM
E40
,201
$
41
,576
$
53
,100
$
53
,100
$
44
,040
$
10
-20-
5300
-510
0-02
50O
VE
RTI
ME
34,4
97$
18,0
45$
16,0
00$
24,8
00$
17,0
00$
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
2900
PR
OFE
SS
ION
AL
FEE
S1,
762
$
748
$
4,
100
$
4,10
0$
4,
100
$
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3470
RE
IMB
VO
L FI
RE
ME
N10
7,42
3$
95,0
98$
118,
000
$
95
,000
$
11
8,00
0$
10-2
0-53
00-5
120-
0500
FIC
A71
,469
$
79
,520
$
78
,975
$
78
,975
$
88
,500
$
10
-20-
5300
-512
5-06
00G
RO
UP
INS
UR
AN
CE
137,
343
$
16
9,57
1$
184,
105
$
18
4,10
5$
202,
680
$
10
-20-
5300
-512
7-07
00R
ETI
RE
ME
NT
84,5
12$
98,0
90$
105,
605
$
10
5,60
5$
132,
565
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-11
00TE
LEP
HO
NE
9,56
6$
11
,214
$
12
,488
$
12
,488
$
12
,488
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-13
00U
TILI
TIE
S19
,409
$
28
,794
$
36
,115
$
36
,115
$
37
,000
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-15
00S
ER
VIC
E A
WA
RD
S/R
EC
OG
NIT
ION
3,60
0$
3,
668
$
3,60
0$
3,
600
$
3,60
0$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-17
00E
QU
IP M
AIN
T &
RE
PA
IR34
,188
$
31
,298
$
41
,110
$
41
,110
$
41
,110
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-08
00TR
AIN
ING
& E
DU
CA
TIO
N3,
646
$
4,91
1$
5,
500
$
5,50
0$
5,
500
$
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3000
FUE
L13
,813
$
23
,301
$
27
,000
$
27
,000
$
27
,000
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-31
00V
EH
ICLE
SU
PP
LIE
S/M
AIN
T.28
,773
$
26
,611
$
36
,000
$
36
,000
$
45
,750
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-33
00S
UP
PLI
ES
/OP
ER
ATI
ON
S40
,485
$
48
,403
$
53
,000
$
53
,000
$
53
,000
$
10
-20-
5300
-xxx
x-xx
xxFI
RE
FIG
HTE
R P
HYS
ICA
LS15
,600
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-33
1016
,574
$
10
,059
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-45
01S
ER
VIC
E C
ON
TRA
CTS
210
$
38
5$
1,00
0$
1,
000
$
1,00
0$
10
-20-
5300
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0-36
00U
NIF
OR
MS
24,8
65$
25,2
81$
29,5
00$
29,5
00$
30,6
00$
10-7
6-53
00-5
970-
9110
TRA
NS
FER
TO
GFC
PF
-$
-$
261,
352
$
26
1,35
2$
-$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
1,48
2,56
0$
1,
666,
529
$
2,04
3,13
0$
2,
028,
930
$
1,97
5,31
8$
10-2
0-53
00-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y E
QU
IPM
EN
T3,
200
$
32,6
57$
63,8
23$
63,8
23$
194,
000
$
Su
b-To
tals
:3,
200
$
32,6
57$
63,8
23$
63,8
23$
194,
000
$
FIR
E TO
TALS
:1,
485,
760
$
1,69
9,18
6$
2,
106,
953
$
2,09
2,75
3$
2,
169,
318
$
80
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HGFI
RE C
OM
MEN
TSTo
wn
of S
mith
field
Bud
get J
ustif
icat
ion
Shee
t
10-2
0-53
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
W
ages
810,
224
94
9,95
6
976,
580
976,
580
1,
095,
785
12%
20 F
TE's
Sala
ry o
f Fire
Chi
ef, A
sst.
Chie
f, 3-
Shift
Cap
tain
s, 3
Lieu
tena
nts,
6-
Shift
Eng
inee
rs, 2
-Fire
Fig
hter
II 4
-fire
fight
er; T
otal
Bas
e Sa
larie
s ($9
05,5
38);
FLSA
Shi
ft Pa
y (1
38,2
74) E
ligib
le C
aree
r Lad
der p
rom
otio
ns; (
4 FF
to F
FII f
or a
to
tal p
oten
tial i
ncre
ase
of ($
4,27
5). A
dds F
T O
ffice
Ass
istan
t. 1-
1-20
($14
,737
)
10-2
0-53
00-5
100-
0210
Sala
ries/
Pa
rt-T
ime
40,2
01
41
,576
53,1
00
53
,100
44,0
40
-1
7%2
PT-F
ire in
spec
tor's
. 1 P
T O
ffice
Ass
istan
t for
firs
t 6 m
onth
s.
10-2
0-53
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e34
,497
18,0
45
16
,000
24,8
00
17
,000
6%O
vert
ime
for E
mpl
oyee
's w
orki
ng b
eyon
d st
anda
rd sh
ift.
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal
Fees
1,76
2
74
8
4,
100
4,
100
4,10
0
0%
NC
Code
Offi
cial
Qua
lific
atio
n Bo
ard;
ABC
HS D
ues;
JoCo
Fire
man
's As
soc.
Du
es; E
aste
rn C
arol
ina
Fire
man
s Ass
oc. D
ues;
Inte
rnat
iona
l Co
de C
ounc
il M
embe
rshi
p Fe
es; N
C As
soc.
of F
ire C
hief
's Du
es; I
CC C
ertif
icat
ion
Rene
wal
s;
NCC
IAAI
Mem
bers
hip
Dues
and
subs
crip
tions
;
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3470
Reim
burs
emen
t/
Volu
ntee
r Fi
rem
en
107,
423
95
,098
118,
000
95,0
00
11
8,00
0
0%An
nual
Rei
mbu
rsem
ent t
o Vo
lunt
eer F
irefig
hter
's; R
eim
burs
emen
t pai
d in
De
cem
ber f
or 2
8 vo
lunt
eers
10-2
0-53
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
71,4
69
79
,520
78,9
75
78
,975
88,5
00
12
%7.
65%
of T
otal
Sal
arie
s Ful
l tim
e Sa
larie
s
10-2
0-53
00-5
125-
0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
137,
343
16
9,57
1
184,
105
184,
105
20
2,68
0
10%
Heal
th In
sura
nce
for 2
0 FT
E's;
ass
ocia
ted
med
ical
, den
tal,
life,
long
term
, di
sabi
lity
10-2
0-53
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t84
,512
98,0
90
10
5,60
5
10
5,60
5
132,
565
26
%Pe
nsio
n Ra
te a
t 8.9
5 Pe
rcen
t
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e9,
566
11,2
14
12
,488
12,4
88
12
,488
0%Ce
llpho
ne a
llow
ance
for C
hief
, Div
. Chi
ef (
$600
eac
h fo
r a to
tal o
f $12
00);
Veriz
on W
irele
ss M
CT in
Fire
App
arat
us ($
420/
Mon
th fo
r a to
tal o
f $5
040)
;Info
rmat
ion
tech
nolo
gy se
rvic
es ($
229/
Mon
th fo
r a to
tal o
f $27
48)
Misc
. rep
airs
($50
0) ,
Fire
Sta
tion
2 ($
3,00
0)
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-13
00U
tiliti
es19
,409
28,7
94
36
,115
36,1
15
37
,000
2%To
wn
Of S
mith
field
Pub
lic U
tiliti
es ($
15,6
10);
Peid
mon
t Nat
ural
Gas
($3,
100)
; Al
lied
Dum
pste
r Srv
. ($2
,650
) Par
ker G
as ($
2,50
0) M
isc. C
osts
($50
0); T
ime
War
ner C
able
($13
0/ M
onth
$1,
560)
, Fire
Sta
tion
2 ($
10,0
00)
10
-20-
5300
-530
0-15
00Se
rvic
e Aw
ards
/
Reco
gniti
on
3,60
0
3,
668
3,60
0
3,60
0
3,
600
0%An
nual
con
trib
utio
n to
Sm
ithfie
ld F
irefig
hter
's As
soci
atio
n fo
r rec
ogni
tion
lunc
hes,
mea
l & sn
ack
expe
nses
real
ted
to la
te n
ight
cal
ls, e
tc.
81
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HGFI
RE C
OM
MEN
TS10
-20-
5300
-530
0-17
00Eq
uip
Mai
nt &
Repa
ir34
,188
31
,298
41
,110
41,1
10
41,1
10
0%M
aint
enan
ce/R
epai
r of o
f fire
dep
artm
ent e
quip
men
t ($3
5,00
0);U
nder
grou
nd
stor
age
tank
per
mit
fee(
$840
); Te
rmite
con
trol
($21
0); 1
0 fir
e pa
ger's
($40
00)
10-2
0-53
00-5
xxx-
xxxx
Fire
fight
er
Phys
ical
s15
,600
#D
IV/0
!Ph
ysic
als f
or F
ire F
ight
ers t
hat w
ear S
CBA'
s in
IDLH
Haz
ards
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
&Ed
ucat
ion
3,64
6
4,91
1
5,50
0
5,
500
5,50
0
0%In
tern
atio
nal C
ode
Coun
cil P
ublic
atio
ns ($
2,00
0); N
atio
nal F
ire C
ode
Publ
icat
ions
($1,
350)
; Misc
ella
neou
s pub
licat
ions
($2,
150)
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3000
Fuel
13,8
13
23,3
01
27,0
00
27
,000
27
,000
0%
Estim
ated
Ann
ual F
uel U
sage
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
M
aint
.
28,7
73
26,6
11
36,0
00
36
,000
45
,750
27
%An
nual
Mai
nten
ance
and
test
ing
of F
ire P
umps
, Lad
ders
($14
,350
); M
iscel
lane
ous o
f the
mai
nten
ance
and
repa
ir of
veh
icle
s($1
5,50
0); T
ires a
nd
Oil
serv
ice(
$15,
900)
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
O
pera
tions
40,4
85
48,4
03
53,0
00
53
,000
53
,000
0%
Fire
Man
ager
Sys
tem
($2,
000)
; Cop
ier C
ontr
act a
nd C
osts
($1,
200)
; O
pera
tiona
l sup
plie
s for
the
Depa
rtm
ent (
$43,
800)
, Fire
Sta
tion
2 ($
6,00
0)
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3310
Non
-Cap
ital
Out
lay
16,5
74
10,0
59
-
-
- #D
IV/0
!
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
4501
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
s21
0
38
5
1,
000
1,00
0
1,
000
0%Se
rvic
e Co
ntra
cts
10-2
0-53
00-5
300-
3600
Uni
form
s24
,865
25
,281
29
,500
29,5
00
30,6
00
4%Pu
rcha
se o
f Uni
form
s, Tu
rn O
ut G
ear,
Etc.
($28
,100
); Dr
y Cl
eani
ng ($
2,50
0)
10-7
6-53
00-5
970-
9110
Tran
sfer
toGF
CPF
-
-
261,
352
26
1,35
2
-
Subt
otal
1,48
2,56
0
1,66
6,52
9
2,04
3,13
0
2,
028,
930
1,
975,
318
-3
%
10-2
0-53
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal
Out
lay
3,20
0
32,6
57
63,8
23
63,8
23
194,
000
20
4%SC
BA A
irpac
ks-1
9- $
160,
000.
Bru
sh T
ruck
Equ
ipm
ent -
$19
,500
, Sta
tion
2 U
pgra
des-
$14
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.
Subt
otal
3,20
0
32,6
57
63,8
23
63
,823
19
4,00
0
204%
Gra
nd T
otal
s:1,
485,
760
1,
699,
186
2,
106,
953
2,09
2,75
3
2,16
9,31
8
3% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
82
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
PW -G
ener
al S
ervi
ces:
10-6
0-55
00-5
100-
0200
SA
LAR
IES
& W
AG
ES
171,
554
$
18
2,11
4$
187,
783
$
18
2,07
2$
205,
421
$
10
-60-
5500
-510
0-02
XXN
EW
PO
SIT
ION
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
10-6
0-55
00-5
100-
0250
OV
ER
TIM
E3,
960
$
2,51
1$
2,
000
$
2,00
0$
2,
000
$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
0760
TEM
PO
RA
RY
LAB
OR
702
$
4,
212
$
3,00
0$
4,
812
$
8,00
0$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-29
00P
RO
FES
SIO
NA
L FE
ES
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
10-6
0-55
00-5
120-
0500
FIC
A12
,436
$
13
,190
$
14
,519
$
14
,000
$
15
,870
$
10
-60-
5500
-512
5-06
00G
RO
UP
INS
UR
AN
CE
44,8
76$
52,1
42$
57,2
12$
57,0
00$
60,0
00$
10-6
0-55
00-5
127-
0700
RE
TIR
EM
EN
T15
,501
$
17
,092
$
16
,910
$
16
,000
$
20
,830
$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-11
00TE
LEP
HO
NE
1,14
3$
1,
272
$
1,50
0$
1,
200
$
1,50
0$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-13
00U
TILI
TIE
S16
,202
$
16
,129
$
20
,000
$
16
,000
$
20
,000
$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-17
00E
QU
IP M
AIN
T &
RE
PA
IR7,
580
$
3,61
1$
7,
000
$
5,00
0$
7,
000
$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
0800
TRA
ININ
G &
ED
UC
ATI
ON
300
$
16
1$
500
$
50
0$
500
$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-30
00FU
EL
5,74
0$
6,
905
$
7,50
0$
7,
000
$
7,50
0$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-31
00V
EH
ICLE
SU
PP
LIE
S/M
AIN
T2,
483
$
2,35
3$
2,
500
$
2,50
0$
2,
500
$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
3410
RIV
ER
SID
E E
XT. I
NC
. RE
IMB
UR
SE
ME
NT
27,5
00$
17,5
00$
20,0
00$
17,5
00$
20,0
00$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
3300
SU
PP
LIE
S/O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
17,1
87$
24,0
12$
24,1
00$
24,0
00$
31,6
00$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
3420
GR
AV
E O
PE
NIN
G29
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$
28
,700
$
26
,000
$
26
,000
$
26
,000
$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-34
30TR
EE
TR
IMM
ING
9,40
0$
9,
825
$
10,0
00$
10,0
00$
10,0
00$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
4501
SE
RV
ICE
CO
NTR
AC
TS53
,300
$
61
,860
$
63
,204
$
63
,204
$
63
,204
$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-45
02-
$
90
,000
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-36
00U
NIF
OR
MS
2,63
7$
2,
704
$
3,50
0$
3,
100
$
3,50
0$
10
-60-
5500
-530
0-34
40A
PP
EA
RA
NC
E C
OM
MIS
SIO
N15
,000
$
8,
314
$
15,0
00$
15,0
00$
15,0
00$
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
344X
CO
MM
UN
ITY
GA
RD
EN
-$
-$
-$
-$
2,00
0$
Su
b-To
tals
:43
7,42
6$
544,
607
$
48
2,22
8$
466,
888
$
52
2,42
5$
10-6
0-55
00-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y20
,274
$
27
,050
$
40
,000
$
-
$
35
,000
$
Su
b-To
tals
:20
,274
$
27
,050
$
40
,000
$
-
$
35
,000
$
PW -G
ENER
AL
TOTA
LS:
457,
700
$
57
1,65
7$
522,
228
$
46
6,88
8$
557,
425
$
83
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GG
ENER
AL M
AIN
TEN
ANCE
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-6
0-55
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es17
1,55
4
182,
114
18
7,78
3
182,
072
20
5,42
1
9%FT
Es -
5 - P
ublic
Wor
ks D
irect
or, S
tree
t Sig
n Sp
ecia
list,
Gene
ral M
aint
enan
ce c
rew
le
ader
and
2 F
acili
ty M
aint
enan
ce S
peci
alist
10-6
0-55
00-5
100-
02XX
New
Pos
ition
-
-
-
-
-
N
/A
10-6
0-55
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e3,
960
2,51
1
2,
000
2,00
0
2,
000
0%Fo
r em
erge
ncy
wor
k af
ter h
ours
and
com
mun
ity p
roje
cts.
10-6
0-55
00-5
300-
0760
Tem
p. L
abor
702
4,
212
3,00
0
4,
812
8,00
0
16
7%Te
mp
labo
r to
assis
t with
sum
mer
mow
ing,
and
App
eara
nce
Com
miss
ion
Requ
ests
.
10-6
0-55
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
12,4
36
13,1
90
14
,519
14
,000
15
,870
9%
10-6
0-55
00-5
125-
0600
Gro
up In
sura
nce
44,8
76
52,1
42
57
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00
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t 8.9
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143
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line
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s cel
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ne a
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1300
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20
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7,
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pairs
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quip
men
t inc
luid
ing
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uni
ts.
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10-6
0-55
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300-
0800
Trai
ning
&
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atio
n30
0
161
50
0
500
50
0
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trai
ning
/ con
tinue
d ed
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0-55
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3000
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0
6,
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0
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yea
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18 g
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ns u
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on u
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l add
itive
s $50
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300-
3100
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cle
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lies/
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483
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500
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aint
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ce a
nd re
pair
of A
ppea
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20
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col
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d fo
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pplie
s/
O
pera
tions
17,1
87
24,0
12
24
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24
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lies f
or A
ppea
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s $7,
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dditi
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m
ulch
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ws,
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mic
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r mos
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ning
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28
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00
26,0
00
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00
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to c
over
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ning
and
clo
sing
of g
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met
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84
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
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pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GG
ENER
AL M
AIN
TEN
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CO
MM
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0-55
00-5
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3430
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min
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400
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5
10
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10
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10
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t dow
n or
trim
bac
k Ha
zard
ous t
rees
in c
ity li
mits
.
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0-55
00-5
300-
4501
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ice
Cont
ract
s53
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61
,860
63,2
04
63,2
04
63,2
04
0%
HVAC
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nten
ance
con
trac
t ($6
,888
yr)
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e La
wn
Care
(rig
ht o
f way
) $1
6,12
5 -
$3,2
25 p
aid
in P
owel
l Bill
line
= ($
12,9
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ning
con
trac
t $1,
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mon
th
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420.
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re E
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form
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00-5
300-
3440
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aran
ce
Com
miss
ion
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00
8,31
4
15
,000
15
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ndsc
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, sid
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k an
d ot
her p
roje
cts a
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ntifi
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e Ap
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0-55
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700-
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tal O
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35
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ent 3
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n pi
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00
-
35
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rand
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als:
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d
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ber
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unt D
escr
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n F
Y 17
Act
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FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
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pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
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ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
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tree
ts:
10-3
0-56
00-5
100-
0200
SA
LAR
IES
& W
AG
ES
165,
652
$
143,
122
$
148,
034
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145,
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$
156,
540
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10-3
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0250
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10-5
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0300
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RY
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-$
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-$
10
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5600
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L S
ER
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180
$
850
$
850
$
500
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120-
0500
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9,82
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14
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12
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125-
0600
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OU
P IN
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RA
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67
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67,5
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70
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10-3
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00-5
127-
0700
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TIR
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74$
16
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16,5
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19
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10-3
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300-
1100
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215
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1,08
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1,
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1300
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10
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10-3
0-56
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300-
3000
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11
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10
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5600
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$
27,9
59$
31
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28,0
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300-
7300
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40
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6$
76
8,71
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41
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0-56
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7400
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29,4
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93
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10-3
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700-
7401
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-$
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43
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79
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44
5,87
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491,
371
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86
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
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pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GST
REET
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MM
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n of
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ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-3
0-56
00-5
100-
0200
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ries &
Wag
es16
5,65
2
143,
122
14
8,03
4
145,
000
156,
540
6%4
FTEs
- Ad
min
stra
tive
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rt S
peci
alis
t, 2
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pmen
t Ope
rato
rs, S
tree
t M
aint
enan
ce W
orke
r.
10-3
0-56
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100-
0250
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rtim
e4,
639
2,
259
4,
000
3,00
0
4,00
0
0%Em
erge
ncy
wor
k as
nee
ded.
10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal
Serv
ices
180
850
850
500
850
0%
Mis
cella
neou
s ser
vice
s.
10-3
0-56
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
11,6
95
9,
825
14
,519
14,2
00
12
,285
-1
5%
10-3
0-56
00-5
125-
0600
Gro
up In
sura
nce
62,6
29
62
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67,5
00
67
,500
70,0
00
4%M
edic
al In
sura
nce
10-3
0-56
00-5
127-
0700
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emen
t17
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15,3
74
16
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16,5
00
19
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13
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n Ra
te a
t 8.9
5 Pe
rcen
t, (9
% In
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se)
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0-56
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300-
1100
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phon
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215
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085
1,
500
1,00
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1,50
0
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ly p
hone
serv
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(info
rmat
ion
Tech
nolo
gy S
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m) 6
0/m
onth
$72
0.00
yr,
Stre
et p
ortio
n of
leas
e on
pho
ne sy
stem
GE
Capi
tal 6
0/m
onth
$72
0.00
yr. S
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gs is
fr
om d
ropp
ing
the
anim
al c
ontr
ol o
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ell p
hone
$40
8.00
yr.
10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
4,74
6
4,91
4
6,50
0
5,
500
6,
500
0%
Cros
sing
sign
al m
aint
enan
ce B
loun
t Str
eet $
2,56
0,31
yr, C
ross
ing
sign
al
mai
nten
ance
Pee
din
Road
$1,
830,
Tow
ns e
stim
ated
util
ities
$2,
110
10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
&
Repa
ir17
,381
13,8
00
14
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14,0
00
14
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Mai
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et e
quip
men
t.
10-3
0-56
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300-
3000
Fuel
8,93
6
7,24
7
11,0
00
9,
000
10
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7/18
Unl
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llons
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d (1
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) x 2
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pum
p pr
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= $3
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. Die
sel g
allo
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(1,3
38) x
2.5
3 pu
mp
pric
e =
3.39
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$3,
500
10-3
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00-5
300-
3100
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cle
Supp
lies/
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nt.
7,69
1
7,83
8
7,50
0
7,
000
7,
500
0%
Mai
nten
ance
on
Stre
et v
ehic
les.
10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
Ope
ratio
ns28
,839
27,9
59
31
,800
28,0
00
31
,800
0%
Stre
et p
ortio
n of
leas
e on
pos
tage
mac
hine
$36
0.00
, Asp
halt
mat
eria
l for
stre
et
repa
irs $
8,00
0, S
tree
t por
tion
of c
opie
r mac
hine
$1,
500,
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cella
neou
s sup
plie
s fo
r str
eet $
9,94
0, C
rack
seal
supp
lies $
7,20
0, S
alt s
uppl
ies $
4,80
0.
10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
7300
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wal
k/Cu
rb
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irs-
-
32
0,00
0
-
112,
406
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Side
wal
k Ag
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arke
t Str
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er D
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d
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0-56
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300-
3400
Stre
et L
ight
ing
87,1
69
87
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98,0
00
83
,000
98,0
00
0%Pr
ojec
ted
cost
per
mon
th $
8,16
7 ($
98,0
00yr
)
10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
3310
Drai
nage
21,7
60
20
,413
24,0
00
20
,000
24,0
00
0%M
isce
llane
ous d
rain
age
repa
irs a
nd m
aint
enan
ce $
21,3
38,T
riang
le J
Clea
nwat
er
educ
atio
n pa
rtne
rshi
p $2
,550
87
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GST
REET
S CO
MM
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10-3
0-56
00-5
300-
3600
Uni
form
s1,
879
1,
625
2,
600
2,20
0
2,60
0
0%M
onth
ly u
nifo
rm c
ost w
ith u
nifir
st c
orpo
ratio
n $1
,740
yr, M
isce
llane
ous (
safe
ty
shoe
s etc
.) $8
60.0
0
10-7
6-56
00-5
970-
9100
Tran
sfer
To
GF
Capi
tal P
roje
cts
700,
000
-
-
-
827,
000
N
/AEq
uity
Driv
e Re
pairs
Car
ry O
ver $
173,
000
10-7
6-56
00-5
970-
9110
Tran
sfer
To
GF
Capi
tal R
eser
ve50
,000
-
-
-
-
N
/A
Subt
otal
1,19
2,02
5
40
7,11
6
768,
713
41
6,40
0
1,
398,
371
82
%
10-3
0-56
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y-
23,8
36
30
,000
29,4
77
93
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21
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idge
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l Im
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Subt
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-
23
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30,0
00
29
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93,0
00
210%
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ND
TO
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192,
025
430,
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79
8,71
3
445,
877
1,49
1,37
1
87%
Dep
artm
ent B
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t % C
hang
e
88
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
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n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
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l F
Y 19
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pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
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ed
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20 P
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sed
Bud
get
PW-G
arag
e:10
-30-
5650
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0-02
00S
ALA
RIE
S &
WA
GE
S38
,214
$
26
,479
$
29
,800
$
29
,800
$
36
,330
$
10
-30-
5650
-510
0-02
XXN
EW
PO
SIT
ION
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
10-3
0-56
50-5
100-
0250
OV
ER
TIM
E1,
922
$
284
$
1,
500
$
1,30
0$
1,
500
$
10-3
0-56
50-5
120-
0500
FIC
A2,
604
$
1,79
0$
2,
280
$
2,28
0$
2,
900
$
10-3
0-56
50-5
125-
0600
GR
OU
P IN
SU
RA
NC
E15
,743
$
15
,064
$
21
,592
$
21
,592
$
21
,945
$
10
-30-
5650
-512
7-07
00R
ETI
RE
ME
NT
4,15
7$
2,
840
$
3,24
0$
3,
240
$
4,97
1$
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-11
00TE
LEP
HO
NE
1,27
3$
1,
456
$
1,50
0$
1,
400
$
1,50
0$
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-13
00U
TILI
TIE
S5,
944
$
6,21
8$
7,
000
$
6,00
0$
7,
000
$
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
1700
EQ
UIP
MA
INT
& R
EP
AIR
319
$
11
1$
1,00
0$
1,
000
$
1,00
0$
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-30
00FU
EL
783
$
66
2$
1,05
0$
94
1$
1,05
0$
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-31
00V
EH
ICLE
SU
P/M
AIN
T29
2$
205
$
30
0$
300
$
30
0$
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
3300
SU
PP
LIE
S/O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
13,1
65$
9,52
0$
11
,300
$
10
,000
$
11
,300
$
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-45
01S
ER
VIC
E C
ON
TRA
CTS
787
$
21
0$
1,00
0$
75
8$
1,00
0$
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-36
00U
NIF
OR
MS
954
$
64
0$
1,02
0$
1,
016
$
1,02
0$
Su
b-To
tals
:86
,157
$
65
,479
$
82
,582
$
79
,627
$
91
,816
$
10-5
650-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y E
QU
IP-
$
-
$
10
,000
$
10
,000
$
12
,000
$
Su
b-To
tals
:-
$
-
$
10
,000
$
10
,000
$
12
,000
$
PW-G
AR
AG
E TO
TALS
:86
,157
$
65
,479
$
92
,582
$
89
,627
$
10
3,81
6$
89
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
GAR
AGE
COM
MEN
TSTo
wn
of S
mith
field
Bud
get J
ustif
icat
ion
Shee
t
10-3
0-56
50-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es38
,214
26,4
79
29
,800
29,8
00
36
,330
22%
1 FT
E - E
quip
men
t Mec
hani
c
10-3
0-56
50-5
100-
02XX
New
Pos
ition
-
-
-
-
-
N
/A
10-3
0-56
50-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e1,
922
284
1,50
0
1,
300
1,50
0
0%
Proj
ecte
d ov
ertim
e fo
r em
erge
ncy
repa
irs.
10-3
0-56
50-5
120-
0500
FICA
2,60
4
1,
790
2,28
0
2,
280
2,90
0
27
%
10
-30-
5650
-512
5-06
00Gr
oup
Insu
ranc
e15
,743
15,0
64
21
,592
21,5
92
21
,945
2%M
edic
al In
sura
nce
10-3
0-56
50-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t4,
157
2,84
0
3,
240
3,24
0
4,
971
53%
Pens
ion
Rate
at 8
.95
Perc
ent
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e1,
273
1,45
6
1,
500
1,40
0
1,
500
0%Ph
one
serv
ice
in g
arag
e pl
us $
25.0
0 pe
r mon
th c
ell p
hone
allo
wan
ce fo
r em
ploy
ee.
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
5,94
4
6,
218
7,00
0
6,
000
7,00
0
0%
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
&
Repa
ir31
9
11
1
1,
000
1,00
0
1,
000
0%M
aint
enan
ce o
f gar
age
equi
pmen
t.
10
-30-
5650
-530
0-30
00Fu
el78
3
66
2
1,
050
941
1,
050
0%Ba
sed
on y
ear e
nd 1
7/18
gal
lons
use
d (4
88) x
2.1
5pum
p pr
ice
on u
nlea
ded
= $1
,049
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
M
aint
enan
ce29
2
20
5
30
0
300
30
0
0%M
aint
enan
ce o
f gar
age
vehi
cle.
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
O
pera
tions
13,1
65
9,
520
11,3
00
10
,000
11,3
00
0%
For o
ils, f
ilter
s, pa
rts,
tool
s etc
$8,
400.
Insp
ectio
n eq
uipm
ent s
uppo
rt se
rvic
e an
nual
fee
$900
.00.
Ann
ual s
oftw
are
for l
ight
truc
k/ve
hicl
e $2
,000
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
4501
Serv
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Cont
ract
s78
7
21
0
1,
000
758
1,
000
0%Se
rvic
e co
ntra
cts s
uch
as li
ft in
spec
tion
and
air c
ompr
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rs
10-3
0-56
50-5
300-
3600
Uni
form
s95
4
64
0
1,
020
1,01
6
1,
020
0%U
nifo
rms $
916.
00yr
, saf
ety
boot
s $10
0.00
.
Subt
otal
86,1
57
65
,479
82,5
82
79,6
27
91,8
16
11%
90
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
GAR
AGE
COM
MEN
TS
10-3
0-56
50-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y-
-
10
,000
10,0
00
12
,000
20%
2 Po
int L
ift
Subt
otal
-
-
10,0
00
10,0
00
12,0
00
20%
GRA
ND
TOTA
LS:
86,1
57
65
,479
92,5
82
89,6
27
103,
816
12
% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
from
FY
16/1
7
91
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
PW-P
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l Bill
:10
-30-
5700
-530
0-29
00P
RO
FES
SIO
NA
L S
ER
VIC
ES
500
$
-
$
50
0$
500
$
50
0$
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
1700
EQ
UIP
ME
NT
MA
INTE
NA
NC
E78
$
724
$
1,
000
$
1,00
0$
1,
000
$
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
3100
VE
HIC
LE M
AIN
TEN
AN
CE
3,65
3$
2,
800
$
3,00
0$
2,
939
$
3,00
0$
10
-30-
5700
-530
0-33
00S
UP
PLI
ES
/OP
ER
ATI
ON
S6,
927
$
8,81
7$
9,
000
$
9,00
0$
9,
000
$
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
7300
SID
EW
ALK
& C
UR
B R
EP
AIR
19,4
61$
20,0
00$
20,0
00$
20,0
00$
20,0
00$
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
3310
DR
AIN
AG
E4,
137
$
2,93
7$
13
,000
$
7,
000
$
13,0
00$
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
4501
CO
NTR
AC
T S
ER
V/R
IGH
T-A
-WA
YS16
,225
$
16
,225
$
16
,225
$
16
,225
$
16
,225
$
10
-30-
5700
-570
0-73
10P
ATC
H &
RE
SU
RFA
CE
300,
087
$
-
$
26
0,00
0$
260,
000
$
26
0,00
0$
10-3
0-57
00-5
700-
7400
EQ
UIP
ME
NT
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
10-3
0-57
00-5
700-
7402
PA
VE
UN
PA
VE
D S
TRE
ET
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
PW
-PO
WEL
L B
ILL
TOTA
LS:
351,
068
$
51
,503
$
32
2,72
5$
316,
664
$
32
2,72
5$
92
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
Bu
dget
F
Y 19
Pr
ojec
ted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HGPO
WEL
L BI
LL C
OM
MEN
TSTo
wn
of S
mith
field
Bud
get J
ustif
icat
ion
Shee
t
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal
Serv
ices
500
-
500
50
0
50
0
N/A
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
1700
Equi
pmen
t M
aint
enan
ce78
724
1,
000
1,00
0
1,00
0
N
/A
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Mai
nten
ance
3,65
3
2,
800
3,00
0
2,
939
3,
000
N/A
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
O
pera
tions
6,92
7
8,
817
9,00
0
9,
000
9,
000
N/A
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
7300
Side
wal
k &
Cur
b Re
pair
19,4
61
20
,000
20,0
00
20
,000
20,0
00
N
/ARe
pairs
to si
dew
alks
and
cur
b &
gut
ter.
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
3310
Drai
nage
4,13
7
2,
937
13,0
00
7,
000
13
,000
N/A
Drai
nage
repa
irs
10-3
0-57
00-5
300-
4501
Cont
ract
Se
rv/R
ight
-A-
Way
16,2
25
16
,225
16,2
25
16
,225
16,2
25
N
/A$1
3,00
0 fo
r bea
ver c
ontr
ol a
nd $
3,22
5 to
war
d rig
ht o
f way
con
trac
t.
10-3
0-57
00-5
700-
7310
Patc
h &
Re
surf
ace
300,
087
-
260,
000
26
0,00
0
260,
000
N
/ARe
surf
acin
g pr
ojec
ts.
10-3
0-57
00-5
700-
7400
Equi
pmen
t-
-
-
-
-
N/A
10
-30-
5700
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0-74
02Pa
ve U
npav
ed
Stre
et-
-
-
-
-
N/A
GRA
ND
TOTA
LS:
351,
068
51
,503
322,
725
31
6,66
4
322,
725
N
/A D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
93
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
PW-S
anita
tion:
10-4
0-58
00-5
100-
0200
SA
LAR
IES
& W
AG
ES
433,
827
$
48
8,38
1$
510,
412
$
50
5,00
0$
555,
040
$
10
-40-
5800
-510
0-02
50O
VE
RTI
ME
13,8
91$
5,48
1$
7,
000
$
9,90
0$
7,
000
$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
0760
TEM
P A
GE
NC
Y LA
BO
R17
,516
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
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5800
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0-29
00P
RO
FES
SIO
NA
L FE
ES
-$
-$
-$
-$
-$
10-4
0-58
00-5
120-
0500
FIC
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$
36
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$
39
,429
$
39
,429
$
43
,000
$
10
-40-
5800
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5-06
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INS
UR
AN
CE
130,
258
$
14
3,47
1$
162,
900
$
16
2,90
0$
170,
325
$
10
-40-
5800
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7-07
00R
ETI
RE
ME
NT
46,0
54$
50,4
37$
55,9
23$
55,9
23$
67,1
00$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
1100
TELE
PH
ON
E1,
012
$
1,23
6$
2,
100
$
1,13
7$
2,
100
$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
1300
UTI
LITI
ES
3,20
0$
3,
208
$
4,50
0$
3,
300
$
4,50
0$
10
-40-
5800
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0-17
00E
QU
IP M
AIN
T &
RE
PA
IR17
,012
$
12
,098
$
12
,200
$
12
,200
$
12
,200
$
10
-40-
5800
-530
0-30
00FU
EL
37,2
85$
48,7
96$
53,0
00$
52,6
56$
63,2
50$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
3100
VE
HIC
LE S
UP
PLI
ES
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INT.
36,9
60$
36,9
26$
38,0
00$
37,0
00$
38,0
00$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
3300
SU
PP
LIE
S/O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
13,9
64$
12,6
03$
13,3
04$
14,0
00$
20,5
00$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
4500
LAN
DFI
LL F
EE
S20
2,15
8$
206,
445
$
21
0,00
0$
205,
000
$
21
5,50
0$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
4501
SE
RV
ICE
CO
NTR
AC
TS5,
350
$
8,13
7$
1,
000
$
1,00
0$
2,
250
$
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
3600
UN
IFO
RM
S5,
776
$
5,72
5$
7,
000
$
7,00
0$
7,
000
$
10-7
6-58
00-5
970-
9100
TRA
NS
FER
TO
GF
CA
PIT
AL
PR
OJE
CTS
66,0
00$
175,
000
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
-76-
5800
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0-91
10TR
AN
SFE
R T
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F C
AP
ITA
L R
ES
ER
VE
125,
000
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
80
,000
$
Su
b-To
tals
:1,
188,
160
$
1,23
4,30
7$
1,
116,
768
$
1,10
6,44
5$
1,
287,
765
$
10-4
0-58
00-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y E
QU
IPM
EN
T-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
Su
b-To
tals
:-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
PW-S
AN
ITA
TIO
N T
OTA
LS:
1,18
8,16
0$
1,
234,
307
$
1,11
6,76
8$
1,
106,
445
$
1,28
7,76
5$
94
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GSA
NIT
ATIO
N C
OM
MEN
TSTo
wn
of S
mith
field
Bud
get J
ustif
icat
ion
Shee
t
10-4
0-58
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es43
3,82
7
488,
381
51
0,41
2
50
5,00
0
55
5,04
0
9%16
- FT
Es -
Publ
ic W
orks
Sup
ervi
sor,
12 S
anita
tion
Equi
pmen
t Ope
rato
rs, 3
Sa
nita
tion
Wor
kers
.
10-4
0-58
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e13
,891
5,48
1
7,
000
9,
900
7,
000
0%
Emer
genc
y w
ork
as n
eede
d.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
0760
Tem
Age
ncy
Labo
r17
,516
-
-
-
-
N
/A
10-4
0-58
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
32,8
97
36
,363
39,4
29
39,4
29
43
,000
9%
10-4
0-58
00-5
125-
0600
Gro
up In
sura
nce
130,
258
14
3,47
1
162,
900
162,
900
170,
325
5%
1 em
ploy
ee d
eclin
ed m
edic
al in
sura
nce
Incl
udes
5%
incr
ease
.
10-4
0-58
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t46
,054
50,4
37
55
,923
55
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67,1
00
20
%Pe
nsio
n Ra
te a
t 8.9
5 Pe
rcen
t.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e1,
012
1,23
6
2,
100
1,
137
2,
100
0%
Cell
phon
e al
low
ance
for P
W S
uper
viso
r $60
0.00
, Mon
thly
pho
ne se
rvic
e (In
form
atio
n Te
chno
logy
Sys
tem
) $55
/mon
th, $
600.
00yr
, San
itatio
n po
rtio
n of
leas
e on
pho
ne sy
stem
(GE
Capi
tal),
$70
/mon
th $
840y
r.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
3,20
0
3,
208
4,50
0
3,30
0
4,50
0
0%
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
&
Repa
ir17
,012
12,0
98
12
,200
12
,200
12,2
00
0%
Mai
nten
ance
and
repa
ir of
equ
ipm
ent.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
3000
Fuel
37,2
85
48
,796
53,0
00
52,6
56
63
,250
19%
Base
d on
yea
r end
18/
19 g
allo
ns D
iese
l use
d 21
,769
x 2
.53
pum
p pr
ice
= $5
5,16
7. U
nlea
ded
gallo
ns u
sed
(3,7
58) x
2.1
5 pu
mp
pric
e =
$8,0
82.
10
-40-
5800
-530
0-31
00Ve
hicl
e Su
pplie
s/
Mai
nt.
36,9
60
36
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38,0
00
37,0
00
38
,000
0%O
lder
equ
ipm
ent r
equi
ring
mor
e m
aint
enan
ce a
tten
tion.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
O
pera
tions
13,9
64
12
,603
13,3
04
14,0
00
20
,500
54%
Clea
ning
supp
lies f
or e
quip
men
t, tr
ash
can
notic
es fo
r hol
iday
del
ays,
ha
ndto
ols,
etc
. Add
ition
al m
oney
($7,
200)
is re
ques
ted
for 1
00 n
ew ro
ll ou
t co
ntai
ners
for n
ew h
omes
.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
4500
Land
fill F
ees
202,
158
20
6,44
5
210,
000
205,
000
215,
500
3%
Tipp
ing
fees
for J
oCo.
Lan
dfill
, Spa
in F
arm
s, W
M d
umps
ters
etc
. Add
ition
l $5
,550
to c
over
50
new
hom
es b
uilt
in th
e FY
, 3 to
ns p
er h
ouse
hold
x $
37/t
on
tippi
ng fe
e.
10-4
0-58
00-5
300-
4501
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
s5,
350
8,13
7
1,
000
1,
000
2,
250
12
5%Co
ntra
cts a
s nee
ded.
Incl
udes
$1,
250
for M
y Fl
eet R
enew
al.
95
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GSA
NIT
ATIO
N C
OM
MEN
TS10
-40-
5800
-530
0-36
00U
nifo
rms
5,77
6
5,
725
7,00
0
7,00
0
7,00
0
0%M
onth
ly c
ost f
or u
nifo
rm c
ontr
act U
nifir
st $
435/
mon
th $
5,22
0/yr
., Pu
rcha
se
of sa
fety
shoe
s, v
est e
tc. $
1,78
0.
10-7
6-58
00-5
970-
9100
Tran
sfer
To
GF
Capi
tal P
roje
cts
66,0
00
17
5,00
0
-
-
-
N/A
10-7
6-58
00-5
970-
9110
Tran
sfer
To
GF
Capi
tal R
eser
ve12
5,00
0
-
-
-
80,0
00
N
/A50
% K
nuck
lebo
om T
ruck
Subt
otal
1,18
8,16
0
1,
234,
307
1,11
6,76
8
1,10
6,44
5
1,
287,
765
15%
10-4
0-58
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y-
-
-
-
#DIV
/0!
Subt
otal
-
-
-
-
-
#DIV
/0!
GRA
ND
TO
TALS
:1,
188,
160
1,23
4,30
7
1,
116,
768
1,
106,
445
1,28
7,76
5
15
% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
96
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Rec
reat
ion:
10-6
0-62
00-5
100-
0200
SA
LAR
IES
& W
AG
ES
260,
778
$
28
6,88
1$
295,
796
$
29
5,79
6$
310,
575
$
10
-60-
6200
-510
0-02
10S
ALA
RIE
S, P
AR
T TI
ME
37,9
39$
35,8
20$
42,5
00$
40,2
80$
42,5
00$
10-6
0-62
00-5
100-
0250
OV
ER
TIM
E4,
005
$
1,65
8$
3,
500
$
2,50
0$
3,
500
$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
0760
TEM
P A
GE
NC
Y LA
BO
R17
,834
$
14
,121
$
16
,740
$
16
,740
$
18
,900
$
10
-60-
6200
-530
0-29
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FES
SIO
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L FE
ES
1,12
3$
55
0$
1,00
0$
81
0$
1,00
0$
10
-60-
6200
-512
0-05
00FI
CA
22,2
05$
23,8
00$
26,2
63$
26,2
63$
27,2
80$
10-6
0-62
00-5
125-
0600
GR
OU
P IN
SU
RA
NC
E74
,647
$
79
,664
$
88
,184
$
88
,184
$
92
,305
$
10
-60-
6200
-512
7-07
00R
ETI
RE
ME
NT
27,3
79$
30,4
40$
32,4
74$
32,4
74$
37,5
35$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
1100
TELE
PH
ON
E6,
229
$
4,79
4$
5,
650
$
4,30
0$
5,
650
$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
1300
UTI
LITI
ES
37,4
01$
37,0
55$
43,0
00$
38,0
00$
43,0
00$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
0900
TRA
VE
L A
LLO
WA
NC
E1,
008
$
1,11
3$
3,
500
$
2,30
0$
3,
500
$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
1700
EQ
UIP
MA
INT
& R
EP
AIR
39,2
54$
38,1
89$
42,5
00$
41,0
00$
45,0
00$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
0800
TRA
ININ
G &
ED
UC
ATI
ON
1,63
7$
1,
960
$
3,00
0$
2,
000
$
3,00
0$
10
-60-
6200
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0-30
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EL
6,65
4$
10
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$
9,
000
$
9,06
2$
9,
000
$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
3100
VE
HIC
LE S
UP
PLI
ES
/MA
INT
3,02
3$
3,
294
$
4,00
0$
4,
275
$
4,50
0$
10
-60-
6200
-530
0-33
00S
UP
PLI
ES
/OP
ER
ATI
ON
S81
,130
$
84
,998
$
83
,000
$
79
,500
$
83
,000
$
10
-60-
6200
-530
0-34
50R
EC
RE
ATI
ON
SP
EC
IAL
PR
OJE
CTS
3,52
9$
4,
299
$
4,00
0$
3,
900
$
4,00
0$
10
-60-
6200
-530
0-45
01S
ER
VIC
E C
ON
TRA
CTS
54,9
51$
43,4
83$
57,7
10$
54,0
00$
57,5
30$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
3600
UN
IFO
RM
S2,
192
$
2,43
5$
2,
750
$
2,95
0$
2,
750
$
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
3460
CO
MM
UN
ITY
PA
RK
972
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
10
-60-
6200
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0-39
00S
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L D
EM
OLI
TIO
N-
$
59
4$
17,0
00$
33,4
93$
-$
10-7
6-62
00-5
970-
9100
TRA
NS
FER
TO
CA
PIT
AL
PR
OJE
CT
FUN
D-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
12
5,00
0$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
683,
890
$
70
5,40
9$
781,
567
$
77
7,82
7$
919,
525
$
10-6
0-62
00-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y E
QU
IP.
140,
988
$
13
3,85
0$
151,
290
$
14
8,00
0$
93,5
00$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
140,
988
$
13
3,85
0$
151,
290
$
14
8,00
0$
93,5
00$
REC
REA
TIO
N T
OTA
LS:
824,
878
$
83
9,25
9$
932,
857
$
92
5,82
7$
1,01
3,02
5$
97
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GRE
CREA
TIO
N C
OM
MEN
TSTo
wn
of S
mith
field
Bud
get J
ustif
icat
ion
Shee
t
10-6
0-62
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es26
0,77
8
286,
881
29
5,79
6
295,
796
31
0,57
5
5%
Sala
ries f
or P
arks
and
Rec
reat
ion
Dire
ctor
, Ath
letic
s Pro
gram
Sup
ervi
sor,
Prog
ram
s Sup
ervi
sor,
mai
nten
ance
Sup
ervi
sor,
Mai
nten
ance
Spe
cial
ist I,
M
aint
enan
ce S
peci
alist
II, A
dmin
. Sup
port
Spe
cial
ist.
10-6
0-62
00-5
100-
0210
Sala
ries/
Part
-Tim
e37
,939
35,8
20
42
,500
40,2
80
42
,500
0%
Um
pire
s, S
uper
viso
rs, S
core
keep
ers,
Etc
38
part
tim
e po
sitio
n ap
prov
ed fo
r P&
R at
any
giv
en ti
me
10-6
0-62
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e4,
005
1,
658
3,
500
2,50
0
3,
500
0%
Nee
d fo
r Tou
rnam
ent /
Spe
cial
Eve
nts
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
0760
Tem
p Ag
ency
Lab
or17
,834
14,1
21
16
,740
16,7
40
18
,900
13
%Hi
ring
Labo
r thr
ough
Tem
p Se
rvic
e (3
1 w
eeks
) Add
s 4 w
eeks
(160
man
hou
rs)
for o
ff-se
ason
labo
r.
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal F
ees
1,12
3
550
1,
000
810
1,
000
0%
NCR
PA D
ues:
10-6
0-62
00-5
120-
0500
FICA
22,2
05
23
,800
26,2
63
26
,263
27,2
80
4%
10-6
0-62
00-5
125-
0600
Gro
up In
sura
nce
74,6
47
79
,664
88, 1
84
88
,184
92,3
05
5%M
edic
al In
sura
nce
10-6
0-62
00-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t27
,379
30,4
40
32
,474
32,4
74
37
,535
16
%Pe
nsio
n Ra
te a
t 8.9
5 Pe
rcen
t
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e6,
229
4,
794
5,
650
4,30
0
5,
650
0%
Cell
Phon
e al
low
ance
for D
irect
or ($
600)
, Cel
l Pho
ne a
llow
ance
for A
thle
tic
Prog
ram
s Coo
rdin
ator
($60
0), C
ell P
hone
allo
wan
ce fo
r Rec
reat
ion
Prog
ram
s Co
ordi
nato
r ($6
00),
Cell
Phon
e al
low
ance
for F
acili
ties M
aint
enan
ce
Supe
rviso
r ($6
00) ,
Cel
l Pho
ne a
llow
ance
for P
arks
/ Gro
und
Crew
Lea
der
($30
0), I
nfor
mat
ion
Tech
nolo
gy ($
3250
),
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
37,4
01
37
,055
43,0
00
38
,000
43,0
00
0%U
tiliti
es fo
r All
Park
s, P
orta
-Jon
for B
oat R
amp,
Foo
tbal
l Fie
ld
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
0900
Trav
el A
llow
ance
1,00
8
1,11
3
3,50
0
2,
300
3,50
0
0%M
ileag
e Re
imbu
rsem
ent f
or E
mpl
oyee
s
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
&
Repa
ir39
,254
38,1
89
42
,500
41,0
00
45
,000
6%
Gene
ral M
aint
enan
ce a
nd R
epai
r of P
arks
, Res
troo
m F
acili
ties,
Shel
ters
, Ath
letic
Fie
lds,
Etc.
Add
s Fire
Ant
Con
trol
to A
thle
tic F
ield
s and
Pla
ygro
unds
.
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
/ Ed
ucat
ion
1,63
7
1,96
0
3,00
0
2,
000
3,00
0
0%Tr
avel
Cos
ts A
ssoc
iate
d w
ith N
CRPA
Con
fere
nce,
Sem
inar
s, E
duca
tion
Sess
ions
, Etc
.
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
3000
Fuel
6,65
4
10,2
61
9,
000
9,06
2
9,
000
0%
Num
ber o
f veh
icle
s and
equ
ipm
ent u
sed
incr
ease
d to
add
ition
al e
mpl
oyee
10-6
0-62
00-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
M
aint
.3,
023
3,
294
4,
000
4,27
5
4,
500
13
%M
aint
enan
ce fo
r Rec
reat
ion
Vehi
cles
. Inc
reas
e du
e to
agi
ng F
leet
.
98
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
GRE
CREA
TIO
N C
OM
MEN
TS10
-60-
6200
-530
0-33
00Su
pplie
s/
Ope
ratio
ns81
,130
84,9
98
83
,000
79,5
00
83
,000
0%Co
lor C
opie
s Con
trac
t ($8
000)
John
ston
Cou
nty
Tax
Offi
ce ($
2728
) for
Jo
hnso
n Pa
rk, J
ohns
ton
Coun
ty T
ax O
ffice
(446
0) fo
r Civ
itan
Fiel
d, Ju
ly 4
th
Cele
brat
ion
with
DCD
S ($
2000
) Par
ks S
uppl
ies (
Soap
, Toi
let P
aper
, Lin
ers,
Pa
per T
owel
s ($3
600)
, Ath
letic
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300-
3600
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192
2,
435
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750
2,95
0
2,
750
0%
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$
22
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$
22
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22
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10
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10
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10-6
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20-5
300-
3900
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$
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796
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4000
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21
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$
25
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$
22
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$
25
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$
10
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6220
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0-42
00A
DV
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8,63
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$
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0$
7,
400
$
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b-To
tals
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9,23
9$
908,
513
$
95
1,27
9$
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$
96
7,67
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20-5
700-
7400
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9,77
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952,
337
$
98
1,17
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100
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l
FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
et
FY
19
Proj
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d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
AQU
ATIC
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NTE
R CO
MM
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Tow
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Sm
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udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
10-6
0-62
20-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
W
ages
215,
129
21
9,66
8
226,
388
22
6,38
8
236,
433
4%Sa
larie
s for
: S
RAC
Dire
ctor
, SRA
C Ce
nter
Sup
ervi
sor,
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atic
s Sup
ervi
sor,
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. Aqu
atic
s Sup
ervi
sor,
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uppo
rt S
peci
alist
10-6
0-62
20-5
100-
0210
Sala
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Tim
e/Ge
nera
l10
1,41
5
107,
494
10
1,00
0
101,
000
10
1,00
0
0%
Fron
t Des
k St
aff,
Play
room
Sta
ff, F
acili
ty S
uper
visio
n
10-6
0-62
20-5
100-
0220
Sala
ries P
art-
Tim
e/ A
quat
ics
99,8
10
95
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98,0
00
103,
323
10
2,40
0
4%
Part
-Tim
e Po
ol S
taff:
Life
guar
ds, P
/T M
anag
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Sw
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Even
ts S
taff,
10-6
0-62
20-5
100-
0230
Sal
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s Par
t-Ti
me/
In
stru
ctor
s
87,5
77
73
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86,0
00
75,2
50
81
,000
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%Pa
rt-T
ime
Fitn
ess I
nstr
ucto
rs, P
art-
Tim
e Aq
uatic
s Ins
truc
tors
, Cla
ss
Inst
ruct
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Cam
p Co
unse
lors
and
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ff
10
-60-
6220
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0-02
50O
vert
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456
62
1,
000
600
1,
000
0%
10-6
0-62
20-5
300-
0760
Tem
pora
ry
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,012
16,0
70
17
,000
19
,500
19,5
00
15%
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odia
ns /
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ning
on
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kend
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ncre
ase
due
to th
e hi
gh d
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d on
w
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nds a
nd n
o lo
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usin
g Ge
nera
l Par
t-Ti
me
labo
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10-6
0-62
20-5
120-
0500
FICA
37,9
06
37
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40,3
84
40,3
84
39
,925
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%
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0-62
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0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
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83
36
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39,7
70
39,7
70
41
,660
5%
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ranc
e
10-6
0-62
20-5
127-
0700
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23,7
44
21
,527
21
,527
25,1
80
17%
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at 8
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0-62
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1,
200
1,20
0
1,
200
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ll Al
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RAC
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0), A
llow
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quat
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uper
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600)
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20-5
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1300
Util
ities
161,
487
17
1,17
1
170,
000
17
6,00
0
175,
100
3%U
tiliti
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, Sew
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lect
ricity
) Int
erne
t and
Cab
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r SRA
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prov
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20
22
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ontly
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3,00
0), P
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ed F
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or G
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. In
crea
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incr
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in fu
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10-6
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1700
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p M
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23
20
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18
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plac
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quip
men
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pairs
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Gen
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5
1,64
0
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0
1,
000
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0
0%
Trai
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and
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catio
n fo
r SRA
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3300
Supp
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76
27
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32,5
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27,8
75
32
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quip
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uppl
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plie
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mer
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or G
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Cla
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ratio
nal C
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101
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt
Desc
riptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
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FY
19
Adop
ted
Budg
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19
Proj
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d Bu
dget
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300-
4501
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,164
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57
17
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14
,000
12,0
00
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thly
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ts fo
r CSI
Bill
ing
Soft
war
e ($
11,4
00),
Pool
Hea
ter P
reve
ntat
ive
Mai
nten
ance
($60
0)
10-6
0-62
20-5
300-
4509
C.S.
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8,25
9
8,74
3
8,77
5
8,
050
8,77
5
0%
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pai
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r Cre
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ard
/ Deb
it Ca
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300-
3900
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tic S
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12,8
17
9,
796
13
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10
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00
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ns fo
r Sw
imm
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lash
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k
10
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6220
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94
25
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22
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300-
4200
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011
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000
7,40
0
8,
000
0%M
arke
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and
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r SRA
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otal
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239
90
8,51
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951,
279
93
6,83
7
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700-
7400
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6,00
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-
18,5
00
15,5
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13
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239
90
8,51
3
969,
779
95
2,33
7
981,
173
1% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
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nge
102
Gen
eral
Fun
d
Acct
. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
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Y 19
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pted
B
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t F
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ject
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Bud
get
Sara
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6240
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$
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12
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9,
063
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9,90
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10
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$
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8,57
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1701
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$
SAR
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CEN
TER
TO
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-$
-$
40,6
00$
31,6
38$
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103
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
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NTI
NG
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0-62
40-5
100-
0210
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-
12,0
00
9,
063
9,
900
-18%
10-6
0-62
40-5
300-
1300
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ities
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-
8,00
0
8,57
5
8,50
0
6%
10-6
0-62
40-5
300-
1701
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nten
ance
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-
5,00
0
2,50
0
5,00
0
0%
10-6
0-62
40-5
300-
3300
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lies &
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ratio
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-
12
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8,20
0
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00
0%
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40-5
300-
4501
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-
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600
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300
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600
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t % C
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e
104
Gen
eral
Fun
d
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. Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
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n F
Y 17
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ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
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pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
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tinge
ncy:
10-0
0-99
90-5
300-
0000
CO
NTI
NG
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CY
173,
552
$
21
7,75
6$
335,
191
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33
5,16
1$
272,
128
$
S
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RY
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NTS
-$
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ls:
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272,
128
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l Rev
enue
s:13
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$
13
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13
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$
14
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$
15
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L
ess:
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l Exp
endi
ture
s:12
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$
12
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$
13
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$
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$
15
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Am
ount
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s O
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er) E
xpen
ditu
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5$
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605,
459
$
335,
191
$
1,
338,
632
$
-$
105
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
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pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
CON
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GEN
CY C
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TS
10-0
0-99
90-5
300-
0000
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ncy
173,
552
217,
756
335,
191
335,
161
272,
128
-1
9%In
clud
es fu
nds f
or V
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pens
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n pr
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m
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ry A
djus
tmen
ts-
-
-
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ND
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LS:
173,
552
217,
756
335,
191
335,
161
27
2,12
8
0% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
106
Acc
ount
Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
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FY
19 A
dopt
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19
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d F
Y 20
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pose
d B
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t
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enue
s:6,
887,
281
$
8,
426,
200
$
8,71
4,00
0$
9,
018,
387
$
8,54
4,90
0$
(W
/S R
even
ue in
clud
es L
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)
Less
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s:W
ater
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nt:
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1,11
6$
1,67
5,24
0$
2,
143,
049
$
2,14
1,79
9$
1,
947,
275
$
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er/S
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trib
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n:4,
201,
793
$
3,
859,
594
$
5,06
1,17
4$
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554,
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$
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0$
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715
$
717,
037
$
1,
196,
014
$
1,19
6,01
4$
65
3,57
4$
Con
tinge
ncy:
105,
231
$
140,
815
$
31
3,76
3$
313,
763
$
31
3,33
1$
Am
ount
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enue
s O
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er) E
xpen
ditu
res:
396,
426
$
2,03
3,51
4$
-
$
(1
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63)
$
-
$
107
Wat
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Fun
dAc
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ber
Acco
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n F
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Act
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FY
18 A
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l F
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pted
B
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t F
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ed
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20 P
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get
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enue
s:30
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0-00
00IN
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TS10
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$
10,4
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200
$
10
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$
10,4
00$
30-7
1-35
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520-
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S &
SE
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278
$
582
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0$
30-7
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560-
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$
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30-7
1-35
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2,47
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30
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0$
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1,40
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0$
30-7
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30-7
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523-
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TER
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04$
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524-
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0$
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55$
10
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887,
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$
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$
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0$
9,
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387
$
8,54
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0$
108
Wat
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dAc
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t Num
ber
Acco
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n F
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FY
18 A
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l F
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pted
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t F
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ed
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20 P
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Bud
get
Wat
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lant
:30
-71-
7200
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0-02
00S
ALA
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WA
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S34
5,35
5$
38
5,03
2$
393,
140
$
39
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0$
40
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5$
30
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7200
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MP
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$
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30-7
1-72
00-5
100-
0250
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TIM
E14
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$
19,4
38$
10
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$
20,0
00$
15
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$
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
2900
PR
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SS
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AL
SE
RV
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S61
,292
$
39,9
98$
40
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$
40,0
00$
40
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$
30-7
1-72
00-5
120-
0500
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24$
28
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$
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30
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$
32,0
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30
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7200
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5-06
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CE
73,4
28$
78
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$
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90
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00$
30
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7200
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38
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30
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0$
17
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30
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$
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55$
75
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$
75,0
00$
75
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$
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
1701
BU
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& R
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33,8
40$
28
,837
$
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00$
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$
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00$
30
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$
11,7
53$
10
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$
10,0
00$
10
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$
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
3000
FUE
L1,
177
$
1,64
5$
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500
$
1,50
0$
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500
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30-7
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00-5
300-
3100
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660
$
654
$
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0$
75
0$
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500
$
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
3300
SU
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S/O
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NS
565,
032
$
466,
843
$
57
0,87
2$
570,
872
$
591,
000
$
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
4501
SE
RV
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0$
19
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000
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22
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0$
25
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0$
30
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7200
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0-36
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:1,
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$
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567,
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$
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9$
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$
1,77
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5$
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1-72
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700-
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$
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80
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00$
17
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0$
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:64
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$
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370
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80
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$
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00$
17
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0$
WA
TER
PLA
NT
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LS:
1,74
1,11
6$
1,67
5,24
0$
2,
143,
049
$
2,14
1,79
9$
1,
947,
275
$
109
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HG
WAT
ER P
LAN
T CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
30-7
1-72
00-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es34
5,35
5
38
5,03
2
39
3,14
0
39
3,14
0
403,
425
3%Sa
lary
of 9
FTE
s: W
ater
Pla
nt S
uper
inte
nden
t, Ch
ief W
ater
Pla
nt O
pera
tor,
Wat
er P
lant
Ch
emist
, Wat
er P
lant
Mec
hani
c, 2
Ope
rato
r III,
1 W
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Pla
nt O
pera
tor I
I, 2
Wat
er P
lant
O
pera
tor I
.
30-3
1-72
00-5
100-
02XX
New
Em
ploy
e Re
ques
t-
- -
- -
N/A
30-7
1-72
00-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e14
,408
19
,438
10
,000
20,0
00
15,0
00
50%
Proj
ecte
d ov
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e fo
r em
ploy
ees d
urin
g ho
liday
s & e
mer
genc
ies;
cov
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g va
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ns &
sic
k tim
e: a
nd p
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g of
f-dut
y op
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ors t
o co
me
in fo
r req
uire
d tr
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ng a
nd sa
fety
m
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gs.
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal S
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ces
61,2
92
39,9
98
40, 0
00
40
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40
,000
0%
Misc
Eng
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ring
rela
ted
to p
lant
(SCA
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ltant
, etc
.)
30-7
1-72
00-5
120-
0500
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26,1
24
28,5
57
30,4
58
30
,458
32
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5%
30- 7
1-72
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125-
0600
Gro
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sura
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73,4
28
78,9
87
90,0
82
90
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85
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1-72
00-5
127-
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t32
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38
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37
,297
37,2
97
44,0
40
18%
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at 8
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1100
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179
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6,
700
6,
700
6,
700
0%
Cellp
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r 5 e
mpl
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s ($3
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Wat
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$110
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1201
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0
0%
30-7
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300-
1300
Util
ities
153,
215
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144
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17
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r wat
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300-
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Build
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28,8
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30
,000
30
,000
0%
Lab
Floo
ring
repa
ir ($
20,0
00) n
ew 2
00 a
mp
120
volt
pane
l ins
tall
upst
airs
($10
,000
).
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
/ Ed
ucat
ion
10,3
42
11,7
53
10,0
00
10
,000
10
,000
0%
Stat
e La
b Ce
rtifi
catio
n Fe
e ($
350)
, NCW
OA
Dues
for P
lant
Per
sonn
el ($
500)
, NCW
TFO
Bo
ard
Cert
ifica
tion
Rene
wal
($10
00),
Misc
ella
neou
s Tra
inin
g to
mai
ntai
n ce
rtifi
catio
n ($
1250
) Cer
tific
atio
n sc
hool
for t
hree
ope
rato
rs ($
3,00
0). P
erm
it to
ope
rate
a p
ublic
w
ater
syst
em ($
3,00
0). D
ischa
rge
Perm
it fe
e ($
800)
.
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
3000
Fuel
1,17
7
1,64
5
1,50
0
1,50
0
1,50
0
0%
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
M
aint
enan
ce66
0
654
2,
000
75
0
1,50
0
-25%
Mai
nten
ance
on
3 se
rvic
e tr
ucks
and
bac
khoe
110
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Budg
et
% C
HG
WAT
ER P
LAN
T CO
MM
ENTS
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
Ope
ratio
ns56
5,03
2
46
6,84
3
57
0,87
2
57
0,87
2
591,
000
4%Al
umin
um S
ulfa
te ($
153,
850)
, Cau
stic
($14
7,50
0), A
mm
onia
($12
,500
), Ca
ptor
($15
,125
), Ch
lorin
e ($
37,5
00),
Sodi
um P
erm
anga
nate
($20
,000
), Fl
ourid
e ($
12,5
00),
Phos
phat
e ($
56,2
50),
Pol
ymer
($27
,000
), So
dium
Chl
orite
($45
,000
), La
b Su
pplie
s ($3
7,00
0), C
opie
r ($
760)
, Too
ls($6
,000
), M
iscel
lane
ous E
quip
men
t ($2
0,00
0) In
crea
se d
ue to
rise
in
Alum
inum
Sul
fate
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
4501
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
s17
9,12
0
19
8,63
4
22
5,00
0
22
5,00
0
250,
300
11%
Cert
ified
Tes
ting
for W
ater
Pla
nt ($
40,0
00),
Annu
al M
owin
g an
d La
ndsc
ape
Cont
ract
for
Plan
t ($1
2,00
0), D
umps
ter R
enta
l Was
te M
anag
emen
t ($1
000)
, Firs
t Aid
Saf
tey
Supp
lies
($10
00),
Annu
al M
aint
enan
ce A
gree
men
t Sou
ther
n Co
rros
ion
($32
,400
),Qua
rtel
y In
stru
men
tatio
n &
flow
cal
ibra
tion
($10
,000
), Ge
nera
tor a
nnua
l ser
vice
agr
eem
ent
($5,
000)
, Slu
dge
rem
oval
($80
,100
), Te
chni
cian
to se
rvic
e la
b eq
uipm
ent (
$8,0
00),
Misc
. Co
ntra
ct S
ervi
ces (
$10,
000)
Rive
r Dre
dgin
g($4
0,00
0), J
anito
rial S
ervi
ces (
$10,
800)
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
4502
C.S.
/BLD
G D
emo
&Ab
esto
s-
- -
- -
N/A
30-7
1-72
00-5
300-
3600
Uni
form
s5,
114
5,
974
6,
000
6,
000
6,
000
0%
Uni
form
s and
Saf
ety
Shoe
s for
Wat
er P
lant
Em
ploy
ees
30-7
6-72
00-5
970-
9101
Tran
sfer
to W
/S C
ap
Proj
Fun
d10
5,00
0
-
200,
000
20
0,00
0
- N
/A
30-7
6-72
00-5
970-
9101
Tran
sfer
to W
/S C
ap
Proj
Fun
d-
- 15
0,00
0
15
0,00
0
- N
/A
Subt
otal
1,67
6,43
2
1,
567,
870
2,06
3,04
9
2,06
1,79
9
1,
772,
275
-1
4%
30-7
1-72
00-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y64
,684
107,
370
80
,000
80
,000
17
5,00
0
119%
Scad
a U
pgra
des (
$75,
000)
Repl
ace
Filte
r Med
ia in
3 e
xtist
ing
filte
rs ($
100,
000)
Subt
otal
64,6
84
10
7,37
0
80,0
00
80,0
00
17
5,00
0
119%
GRA
ND
TO
TALS
:1,
741,
116
1,67
5,24
0
2,
143,
049
2,
141,
799
1,94
7,27
5
-9%
Dep
artm
ent B
udge
t % C
hang
e
111
Wat
er/S
ewer
Fun
dAc
coun
t Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Wat
er/S
ewer
Dis
trib
utio
n:30
-71-
7220
-510
0-02
00S
ALA
RIE
S &
WA
GE
S45
2,63
6$
46
3,52
1$
526,
100
$
52
6,10
0$
58
5,63
5$
30
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7220
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0-02
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NE
W P
OS
ITIO
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EQ
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-$
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-
$
-$
30
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7220
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ALA
RIE
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OU
NC
IL12
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11,8
71$
11
,333
$
11,3
33$
14
,000
$
30-7
1-72
20-5
100-
0250
OV
ER
TIM
E19
,841
$
27,4
02$
17
,700
$
24,0
00$
25
,000
$
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
2900
PR
OF.
SE
RV
ICE
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$
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10
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$
10,0
00$
30
-71-
7220
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0-05
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CA
TA
XE
S35
,646
$
36,7
55$
42
,060
$
42,0
60$
46
,240
$
30-7
1-72
20-5
125-
0600
GR
OU
P IN
SU
RA
NC
E10
2,63
7$
10
6,75
5$
128,
026
$
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8,02
6$
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0$
30
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7220
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NT
47,0
83$
50
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$
57,9
00$
57
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$
70,7
60$
30
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7220
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00TE
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6,77
2$
4,
643
$
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500
$
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0$
30
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S33
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$
33,7
59$
38
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$
38,0
00$
38
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$
30-7
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300-
1700
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MA
INT
& R
EP
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0$
24
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30
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30
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5$
7,
500
$
7,50
0$
7,
500
$
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
3000
FUE
L16
,172
$
22,3
66$
24
,000
$
22,0
00$
24
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$
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
3100
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68$
14
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$
16,0
00$
12
,000
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30
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7220
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0-33
00S
UP
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ON
S27
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000
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17
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30
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870,
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$
2,10
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0$
2,
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$
2,53
0,00
0$
30
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7220
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17
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000
$
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30
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7220
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000
$
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30
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7220
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ON
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VE
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0$
100,
000
$
100,
000
$
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
0770
PR
OP
. LIA
. IN
S./W
K C
OM
P10
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0$
93
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$
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270
$
10
4,27
0$
10
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0$
30
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0-91
00W
/S P
IL-P
RO
PE
RTY
TA
X-
$-
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$
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-
$
30-7
6-72
20-5
970-
9101
TRA
NS
FER
TO
W/S
CA
PIT
AL
PR
OJ.
FU
N52
5,00
0$
63
0,83
3$
1,00
0,00
0$
1,
000,
000
$
1,25
0,00
0$
Su
b-To
tals
:3,
971,
874
$
3,
757,
498
$
4,81
3,17
4$
5,
306,
974
$
5,43
0,72
0$
30-7
1-72
20-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y22
9,91
9$
10
2,09
6$
248,
000
$
24
8,00
0$
20
0,00
0$
Su
b-To
tals
:22
9,91
9$
10
2,09
6$
248,
000
$
24
8,00
0$
20
0,00
0$
WA
TER
/SEW
ER T
OTA
LS:
4,20
1,79
3$
3,85
9,59
4$
5,
061,
174
$
5,55
4,97
4$
5,
630,
720
$
112
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20
Prop
osed
Bu
dget
%
CHG
WAT
ER/S
EWER
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
30-7
1-72
20-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es45
2,63
6
463,
521
52
6,10
0
52
6,10
0
58
5,63
5
11
%Sa
lary
10
FTEs
: Sup
erin
tend
ant f
or W
ater
/Sew
er, P
ump
Stat
ion
Mec
hani
c, W
aste
W
ater
Sys
tem
Tec
h, 2
Cre
w L
eade
r, 5
Util
ity L
ine
Mec
hani
c; O
n-ca
ll Pa
y ($
11,2
80),
Call
back
hou
rs p
aid
at re
gula
r pay
and
not
ove
rtim
e ($
2,60
0). T
he in
crea
se is
ca
used
by
thre
e (3
) pot
entia
l car
eer l
adde
r adv
ance
men
ts. I
nclu
des $
8,70
0 fo
r As
st F
inan
ce D
irect
or/6
mon
ths
30-3
1-72
20-5
100-
02XX
New
Pos
ition
Req
uest
- -
- -
- N
/A
30-7
1-72
20-5
100-
0210
Sala
ries/
Coun
cil
12,2
21
11,8
71
11,3
33
11,3
33
14,0
00
24%
Annu
al S
alar
y of
the
May
or ($
7,00
0/3=
$2,
334)
Ann
ual S
alar
y of
Cou
ncil
Mem
bers
($
5,00
0 x
7 =
$35,
000/
3=$1
1,66
6)
30-7
1-72
20-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e19
,841
27
,402
17
, 700
24
,000
25
,000
41
%Pr
ojec
ted
over
time
for e
mpl
oyee
s dur
ing
emer
genc
ies
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal S
ervi
ces
- 1,
080
10
,000
10
,000
10
,000
0%
Misc
ella
neou
s Eng
inee
ring
Fees
Rel
ated
to W
ork
at W
ater
and
Sew
er L
ine
maj
or
repa
irs a
nd re
plac
emen
ts ($
5,00
0).
Surv
ey g
rade
dep
th G
PS re
adin
gs o
f su
bsur
face
ass
ets a
s nee
ded
($5,
000)
30-7
1-72
20-5
120-
0500
FICA
35,6
46
36,7
55
42,0
60
42,0
60
46,2
40
10%
30-7
1-72
20-5
125-
0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
102,
637
10
6,75
5
128,
026
128,
026
144,
230
13%
Med
ical
Insu
ranc
e
30-7
1-72
20-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t47
,083
50
,214
57
,900
57
,900
70
,760
22
%Pe
nsio
n Ra
te a
t 8.9
5 Pe
rcen
t
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e6,
772
4,
643
9,
500
7,
500
7,
800
-1
8%Ce
llpho
ne A
llow
ance
for 3
em
ploy
ees (
$600
/yea
r = $
1,80
0), C
ellp
hone
Allo
wan
ce
for 7
em
ploy
ees (
$180
/yea
r = $
1,26
0), M
onth
ly P
hone
Ser
vice
(Inf
orm
atio
n Te
chno
logy
Sys
tem
s ($3
52/m
onth
) ($4
,224
), W
ater
& S
ewer
Por
tion
of L
ease
on
Phon
e Sy
stem
GE
Capi
tal (
$42/
mon
th) (
$504
).
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
33,6
05
33,7
59
38,0
00
38,0
00
38,0
00
0%Pr
ogre
ss E
nerg
y Bi
lling
for L
ift S
tatio
ns, T
own
of S
mith
field
Bill
ing
for L
ift S
tatio
ns,
Prop
ane
Gas f
or G
ener
ator
s ($1
100)
, 1/2
TW
C Li
ne fo
r SCA
DA re
mot
e ac
cess
($
900)
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
& R
epai
r9,
260
24
,548
35
,000
30
,000
30
,000
-1
4%M
aint
enan
ce o
f Pum
ps, M
otor
s,SC
ADA
and
Cont
rols
for T
own'
s Was
tew
ater
Pu
mps
for 1
8 Li
ft S
tatio
ns, T
est 2
0 RP
Z an
d re
plac
emen
t of r
pz($
2,60
0)
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
/ Ed
ucat
ion
3,92
0
2,47
5
7,50
0
7,50
0
7,50
0
0%N
CWTF
O C
ertif
icat
ions
($21
0) W
PCSO
CC C
ertif
icat
ions
($30
0), C
ertif
icat
ions
&
Regi
stra
tions
for N
CWTF
O T
rain
ing
($14
0), D
istrib
utio
n an
d Co
llect
ion
Scho
ol F
ees
(4 p
eopl
e go
ing
to sc
hool
this
year
), Bl
lod
Born
Pat
hoge
ns ($
2,50
0) S
kid
Stee
r Ce
rtifi
catio
n Tr
aini
ng, (
$2,5
00)
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
3000
Fuel
16,1
72
22,3
66
24,0
00
22,0
00
24,0
00
0%Fu
el fo
r Wat
er a
nd S
ewer
Lin
e M
aint
enan
ce C
rew
s
113
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20
Prop
osed
Bu
dget
%
CHG
WAT
ER/S
EWER
CO
MM
ENTS
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
M
aint
enan
ce11
,868
14
,450
16
,000
12
,000
15
,000
-6
%M
aint
enan
ce a
nd R
epai
r of F
leet
Veh
icle
s (O
il, T
ires,
Par
ts).
Def
erre
dm
aint
enan
ce o
n he
avy
equi
pmen
t.
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
Ope
ratio
ns27
6,88
6
127,
266
15
4,00
0
15
4,00
0
17
5,00
0
14
%Pu
rcha
se o
f Sup
plie
s, M
ater
ials
for W
ater
and
Sew
er L
ine
Mai
nten
ance
and
Conn
ectin
g N
ew C
usto
mer
s, D
ivisi
on o
f Wat
er Q
ualit
y W
aste
wat
er C
olle
ctio
n Pe
rmit
($81
0), D
ivisi
on o
f Wat
er S
uppl
y Di
srib
utio
n Pe
rmits
($3,
380)
, Gre
en G
uard
Sa
fety
Sup
plie
s ($6
00),
NC
Rura
l Wat
er A
ssoc
iatio
n M
embe
rshi
p ($
350)
, CO
ECO
Co
pier
($77
6), M
isc. r
epla
cem
ent h
and
tool
s for
the
crew
s ($1
,500
). De
grea
ser f
or
lift s
tatio
ns ($
48,0
00) T
arrif
fs h
ave
driv
en u
p co
sts o
f sup
plie
s.
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
4500
Sew
age
Trea
tmen
t2,
259,
648
1,87
0,70
9
2,
100,
000
2,
600,
000
2,
530,
000
20
%An
nual
Tre
atm
ent C
osts
of W
aste
wat
er fr
om Jo
hnst
on C
ount
y,
2012
/201
3 Se
wag
e Tr
eatm
ent C
osts
($1,
806,
904)
2013
/201
4 Se
wag
e Tr
eatm
ent C
osts
($2,
711,
885)
2014
/201
5 Se
wag
e Tr
eatm
ent C
osts
($3,
107,
710)
2015
/201
6 Se
wag
e Tr
eatm
ent C
osts
($2,
420,
000)
2017
/201
8 Se
wag
e Tr
eatm
ent C
osts
($1,
870,
709)
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
4501
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
s44
,292
22
9,74
8
174,
285
174,
285
245,
285
41%
ORC
Ser
vice
for C
ross
-Con
nect
ions
Req
uire
men
ts ($
650/
mon
th o
r $7,
800)
, M
onth
ly W
ater
Tan
k M
aint
enan
ce c
ontr
act w
ith S
outh
ern
Corr
osio
n In
c.
($26
,573
),Tes
t som
e La
rge
Wat
er M
eter
s ($2
,650
) Misc
. cos
ts fo
r pum
p re
pair,
co
nfin
ed sp
ace
assis
tanc
e, e
tc. D
ukes
Roo
t Con
trol
($3,
500.
00),
1/2
jani
toria
l co
ntra
ct O
C ($
4,10
0),Y
early
Mai
nten
ance
Con
trac
t for
15
gene
rato
rs a
t SLS
site
s ($
11,4
29)C
ontr
acte
d M
onth
ly M
eter
Rea
ding
Ser
vice
s with
Grid
One
Sol
utio
ns.
10,0
00 m
eter
s/m
onth
@ $
1.37
met
er e
stim
ated
Ann
ual C
osts
($93
, 000
) add
s $7
0,00
0 fo
r str
eet c
ut/s
tree
t rep
airs
.
30-7
220-
3502
Gran
t Mat
chin
g M
oney
- -
250,
000
250,
000
- N
/A
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
3600
Uni
form
s6,
257
5,
718
7,
500
8,
000
8,
000
7%
Uni
form
s and
Saf
ety
Shoe
s for
Wat
er/S
ewer
Em
ploy
ees,
Saf
ety
Shoe
Allo
wan
ce
($10
0 ea
); ca
ps a
nd m
isc. p
urch
ases
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
5710
W-S
Fun
d Ba
l. Ec
o.
Deve
l.-
- 10
0,00
0
10
0,00
0
10
0,00
0
0%
Fund
s ava
ilabl
e to
ass
ist w
ith e
cono
mic
dev
elop
men
t. W
ill e
ncum
ber $
100,
000
from
FY1
8 bu
dget
for a
tota
l of $
200,
000.
30-7
1-72
20-5
300-
0770
Prop
Lia
b In
s/W
K Co
mp
108,
130
93
,385
10
4,27
0
10
4,27
0
10
4,27
0
0%
Prop
erty
and
Lia
bilit
y In
sura
nce;
Wor
kers
Com
pens
atio
n In
sura
nce-
port
ion
char
ged
to W
/S N
eed
Upd
ated
Num
ber
30-7
220-
9100
Cont
ribut
ion
to
Gene
ral F
und
- Pa
ymen
t in
Lieu
of
Taxe
s
- -
- -
- N
/A
114
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
FY
20
Prop
osed
Bu
dget
%
CHG
WAT
ER/S
EWER
CO
MM
ENTS
30-7
6-72
20-5
970-
9101
Tran
sfer
to W
/S
Capi
tal P
roje
cts
525,
000
63
0,83
3
1,00
0,00
0
1,00
0,00
0
1,25
0,00
0
N/A
I & I
Redu
ctio
n ($
100,
000)
, Lift
Sta
tion
Repa
ir ($
150,
000)
, AM
I-Nex
tgrid
($
200,
000)
, Pha
se 2
of D
urw
ood
Step
hens
on 1
6" W
ater
Lin
e Ex
tens
ion
($80
0,00
0)
Subt
otal
3,97
1,87
4
3,
757,
498
4,81
3,17
4
5,30
6,97
4
5,43
0,72
0
13%
30-7
1-72
20-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
utla
y22
9,91
9
102,
096
24
8,00
0
24
8,00
0
20
0,00
0
-1
9%M
anho
le R
ehab
($50
,000
); W
ater
Lin
e U
pgra
des (
$50,
000)
, Dig
itize
d m
appi
ng($
30,0
00),
Out
fall
Mac
hine
($70
,000
)
Subt
otal
229,
919
10
2,09
6
248,
000
248,
000
20
0,00
0
-1
9%
GRAN
D TO
TALS
:4,
201,
793
3,85
9,59
4
5,
061,
174
5,
554,
974
5,
630,
720
11
% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
115
Wat
er/S
ewer
Fun
dAc
coun
t Num
ber
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n F
Y 17
Act
ual
FY
18 A
ctua
l F
Y 19
Ado
pted
B
udge
t F
Y 19
Pro
ject
ed
FY
20 P
ropo
sed
Bud
get
Deb
t Ser
vice
:30
-71-
7240
-540
0-95
02D
/S W
ATE
R L
OA
N (D
EH
NR
)60
,378
$
21,0
23$
-
$
-$
-
$
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9503
D/S
EQ
UIP
ME
NT
84,8
81$
84
,881
$
84,8
81$
84
,881
$
42,4
41$
30
-71-
7240
-540
0-95
05I &
I/S
AN
D R
EM
OV
AL
166,
114
$
166,
114
$
16
6,11
4$
166,
114
$
166,
114
$
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9506
MU
LTIP
LE W
/S P
RO
JEC
TS13
1,34
2$
13
1,34
3$
131,
343
$
13
1,34
3$
13
1,34
3$
30
-71-
7240
-540
0-95
08B
OO
KE
R D
AIR
Y R
D-B
BT
-$
313,
676
$
81
3,67
6$
813,
676
$
313,
676
$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
442,
715
$
717,
037
$
1,
196,
014
$
1,19
6,01
4$
65
3,57
4$
Con
tinge
ncy:
30-0
0-99
90-5
300-
0000
CO
NTI
NG
EN
CY
105,
231
$
140,
815
$
31
3,76
3$
313,
763
$
313,
331
$
SA
LAR
Y A
DJU
STM
EN
TS-
$-
$-
$
-$
-
$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
105,
231
$
140,
815
$
31
3,76
3$
313,
763
$
313,
331
$
DEB
T SE
RVI
CE/
CO
NTI
NG
ENC
Y TO
TALS
:54
7,94
6$
85
7,85
2$
1,50
9,77
7$
1,
509,
777
$
966,
905
$
Tota
l Rev
enue
s:6,
887,
281
$
8,
426,
200
$
8,71
4,00
0$
9,
018,
387
$
8,54
4,90
0$
Le
ss:
Tota
l Exp
endi
ture
s:6,
490,
855
$
6,
392,
686
$
8,71
4,00
0$
9,
206,
550
$
8,54
4,90
0$
Am
ount
Rev
enue
s O
ver (
Und
er) E
xpen
ditu
res:
396,
426
$
2,03
3,51
4$
-
$
(188
,163
)$
-
$
116
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CH
G
WAT
ER/S
EWER
DEB
T SE
RVIC
E-CO
NTI
NG
ENCY
CO
MM
ENTS
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9502
Wat
er D
ebt S
ervi
ce
DEN
R Lo
ans
60,3
78
21,0
23
- -
- #D
IV/0
!Co
nstr
uctio
n of
Am
mon
ia T
reat
men
t Pla
nt a
nd S
ludg
e Ha
ndlin
g Fa
cilit
ies;
Tw
o Lo
ans :
Orig
inal
Loa
n #1
$76
1,78
0 fo
r 20
Year
s @
5.30
% is
sued
on
Oct
29,
199
7. M
atur
ity D
ate
May
201
7 - P
aid
in
Full
FY17
. Lo
an #
2 $4
08,2
20 fo
r 20
Year
s @ 3
% is
sued
on
Sept
1,
1997
. Mat
urity
Dat
e M
ay 2
018.
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9503
D/S
Wat
er L
oan
(Equ
ip)
84,8
81
84,8
81
84,8
81
84,8
81
42,4
41
-50%
Join
t Loa
n 83
% W
ater
/Sew
er &
17%
Ele
ctric
Orig
inal
Loa
n $4
91,1
85 fo
r 5 Y
ears
@ 1
.55%
Sem
i-ann
ually
issu
ed
Dec
23, 2
014.
Mat
urity
Dat
e N
ov 5
, 201
9
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9505
I & I/
Sand
Rem
oval
166,
114
16
6,11
4
166,
114
166,
114
166,
114
0%
1.4
3 m
illio
n @
2.9%
ove
r 10
year
s. L
oan
date
of F
eb 2
4, 2
016.
M
atur
ity D
ate
Feb
., 20
26
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9506
Mul
tiple
W/S
Pro
ject
s13
1,34
2
131,
343
13
1,34
3
13
1,34
3
13
1,34
3
0%1.
1815
mill
ion
@2.
06%
ove
r 10
year
s. L
oan
date
of A
pril
14, 2
016.
M
atur
ity D
ate
April
, 202
6.
30-7
1-72
40-5
400-
9508
Book
er D
airy
Rd-
BBT
- 31
3,67
6
813,
676
813,
676
313,
676
-6
1%M
arch
22,
201
7; $
2.03
7 m
illio
n at
2.0
3 pe
rcen
t for
7 y
ears
with
an
nual
pym
ts o
f $31
3,67
5. M
atur
ity re
duce
d to
Mar
ch, 2
022
due
to e
scro
w p
aym
ent a
nd $
500k
prin
. pym
t.
Subt
otal
442,
715
71
7,03
7
1,19
6,01
4
1,
196,
014
65
3,57
4
-4
5%
30-0
0-99
90-5
300-
0000
Cont
inge
ncy
105,
231
14
0,81
5
313,
763
313,
763
313,
331
0%
Sala
ry A
djus
tmen
ts-
- -
-
Subt
otal
105,
231
14
0,81
5
313,
763
31
3,76
3
313,
331
0%
GRA
ND
TO
TALS
547,
946
85
7,85
2
1,50
9,77
7
1,
509,
777
96
6,90
5
-3
6% D
epar
tmen
t Bud
get %
Cha
nge
117
Acc
ount
Des
crip
tion
FY 1
7 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Bud
get
FY
19
Proj
ecte
d F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d B
udge
t
Elec
tric
Rev
enue
s:17
,307
,160
$
16,7
51,6
14$
16
,774
,000
$
16,7
10,2
75$
16
,856
,000
$
Less
Exp
ense
s:El
ectr
ic U
tility
:15
,434
,462
$
15,2
28,7
41$
15
,972
,038
$
15,9
58,8
61$
16
,172
,240
$
Elec
tric
Deb
t Ser
vice
:35
9,97
2$
35
9,97
1$
35
9,97
2$
35
9,97
2$
35
1,27
9$
Con
tinge
ncy:
303,
502
$
609,
275
$
441,
990
$
441,
990
$
332,
481
$
Am
ount
Rev
enue
s O
ver (
Und
er) E
xpen
ditu
res:
1,20
9,22
4$
553,
627
$
-$
(50,
548)
$
-$
118
Ele
ctri
c Fu
nd
Acco
unt N
umbe
rAc
coun
t Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Bud
get
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d B
udge
t
Elec
tric
Rev
enue
s:31
-72-
3550
-353
0-00
00E
LEC
TRIC
SA
LES
16,7
37,2
58$
16
,336
,826
$
16,4
00,0
00$
16
,400
,000
$
16,5
50,0
00$
31
-72-
3550
-356
0-00
00P
EN
ALT
IES
453,
987
$
303,
518
$
32
0,00
0$
15
0,00
0$
150,
000
$
31-7
2-35
50-3
580-
0000
NO
N-R
EFU
ND
EL
CU
T O
N F
EE
21,6
41$
52
,578
$
23,0
00$
70
,000
$
70,0
00$
31
-72-
3550
-352
0-00
01M
ISC
. SA
LES
& S
ER
VIC
E4,
768
$
11,0
52$
5,
500
$
3,50
0$
4,
000
$
31-7
2-35
50-3
520-
0002
ON
LIN
E C
ON
VE
NIE
NC
E F
EE
2,98
2$
30
,000
$
30,0
00$
31
-72-
3550
-352
0-00
00M
ISC
ELL
EN
OU
S6,
268
$
1,28
9$
1,
500
$
6,00
0$
2,
000
$
31-7
2-38
50-3
850-
0000
INTE
RE
ST
ON
INV
ES
TME
NTS
26,5
72$
41
,455
$
24,0
00$
50
,000
$
50,0
00$
31
-72-
3900
-390
0-07
99W
RIT
EO
FF R
EC
OV
ER
Y2,
744
$
1,91
4$
-
$
775
$
GR
AN
TS53
,922
$
-$
-
$
31-7
2-39
00-3
900-
0000
FUN
D B
AL
AP
PR
OP
RIA
TED
-$
-
$
-$
-
$
-$
LO
AN
PR
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EE
DS
-$
-
$
-$
-
$
-$
Su
b-To
tals
:17
,307
,160
$
16,7
51,6
14$
16
,774
,000
$
16,7
10,2
75$
16
,856
,000
$
119
Ele
ctri
c Fu
nd
Acco
unt N
umbe
rAc
coun
t Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Bud
get
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d B
udge
t
Elec
tric
Util
ity:
31-7
2-72
30-5
100-
0200
SA
LAR
IES
& W
AG
ES
866,
916
$
884,
534
$
91
9,22
4$
91
9,22
4$
973,
130
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
100-
0210
SA
LAR
IES
/CO
UN
CIL
11,3
31$
11
,870
$
11,3
34$
11
,334
$
14,0
00$
31
-72-
7230
-510
0-02
50O
VE
RTI
ME
10,5
64$
14
,645
$
13,6
67$
17
,000
$
15,0
00$
31
-72-
7230
-530
0-29
00P
RO
FES
SIO
NA
L FE
ES
10,1
17$
13
,787
$
15,0
00$
12
,000
$
15,0
00$
31
-72-
7230
-512
0-05
00FI
CA
TA
XES
64,8
86$
65
,990
$
70,9
94$
70
,994
$
75,6
70$
31
-72-
7230
-512
5-06
00G
RO
UP
INS
UR
AN
CE
175,
024
$
181,
914
$
19
4,20
0$
19
4,20
0$
228,
120
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
127-
0700
RE
TIR
EM
EN
T83
,628
$
86,9
96$
92
,485
$
92,4
85$
10
8,81
0$
31
-72-
7230
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0-07
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MP
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2,
474
$
-$
-
$
-$
31
-72-
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3$
7,
650
$
12,4
00$
12
,400
$
12,4
00$
31
-72-
7230
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0-11
21P
OS
TAG
E39
,749
$
36,3
10$
45
,000
$
35,0
00$
40
,000
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1201
LEG
AL
FEE
S-
$
-$
5,
000
$
5,00
0$
5,
000
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1300
UTI
LITI
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19,8
47$
19
,165
$
21,0
00$
21
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$
21,0
00$
31
-72-
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AIN
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995
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24,8
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95
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95,0
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65
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31-7
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30-5
300-
0800
TRA
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5,80
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389
$
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31
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12,9
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31
-72-
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$
27,7
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20
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$
20,0
00$
20
,000
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
3300
SU
PP
LIE
S/O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
183,
187
$
180,
090
$
17
8,00
0$
18
0,00
0$
185,
000
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4501
SE
RV
ICE
CO
NTR
AC
TS28
4,24
8$
13
6,92
1$
213,
000
$
213,
000
$
21
3,00
0$
31
-72-
7230
-530
0-45
02C
.S./L
OG
ICS
29,0
93$
54
,673
$
34,6
50$
29
,140
$
29,1
40$
31
-72-
7230
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0-45
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-$
-
$
-$
-
$
-$
31
-72-
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$
10,5
11$
12
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$
12,2
00$
12
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$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
5710
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ON
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$
-$
10
0,00
0$
10
0,00
0$
100,
000
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4402
MIS
CE
LLA
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OU
S-
$
51,1
54$
-
$
-$
-
$
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4800
ELE
CTR
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Y P
UR
CH
AS
ED
12,5
52,0
89$
12
,362
,549
$
12,6
00,0
00$
12
,600
,000
$
12,7
50,0
00$
31
-72-
7230
-530
0-07
70P
RO
P. L
IA. I
NS
./WK
S C
OM
P10
8,13
0$
93
,385
$
104,
270
$
104,
270
$
10
4,27
0$
31
-76-
7230
-597
0-91
02TR
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S T
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T C
AP
PR
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400,
000
$
847,
415
$
1,
100,
000
$
1,
100,
000
$
950,
000
$
31-7
6-72
30-5
500-
9104
ELE
CT R
IC P
IL-P
RO
PE
RTY
TA
X86
,214
$
86,2
14$
86
,214
$
86,2
14$
88
,500
$
31-7
6-72
30-5
970-
9106
ELE
CTR
IC C
AP
ITA
L A
SS
ET
TRA
NS
FER
-$
-
$
-$
-
$
-$
31
-76-
7230
-597
0-91
10TR
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SFE
R T
O E
LEC
TRIC
FU
ND
CA
P R
ES
ER
VE
-$
-
$
-$
-
$
-$
31
-76-
7230
-597
0-91
08TR
AN
SFE
R T
O B
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KE
R D
AIR
Y R
OA
D C
AP
PR
OJ
275,
000
$
-$
-
$
-$
-
$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
15,2
82,7
26$
15
,222
,335
$
15,9
72,0
38$
15
,958
,861
$
16,0
52,2
40$
120
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
ELEC
TRIC
CO
MM
ENTS
Tow
n of
Sm
ithfie
ld B
udge
t Jus
tific
atio
n Sh
eet
31-7
2-72
30-5
100-
0200
Sala
ries &
Wag
es86
6,91
6
884,
534
91
9,22
4
919,
224
97
3,13
0
6%Sa
lary
of 1
4 FT
Es (9
-util
ity fi
eld
oper
atio
ns/5
-adm
in./b
illin
g):
Publ
ic
UTi
litie
s Dire
ctor
, Ele
ctric
Sys
tem
Sup
erin
tend
ant,
2 Cr
ew L
eade
r, 2
Jour
neym
an L
inem
an, 2
Ele
ctric
Lin
e Te
chni
cian
, 1 A
dmin
istra
tive
Supp
ort S
peci
alist
, 1 E
ngin
eerin
g Te
chni
cian
, 1 IT
Ana
lyst
/Bill
ing
Supe
rviso
r, 1
Sr. C
usto
mer
Ser
vice
Rep
rese
ntat
ive,
1 C
usto
mer
Ser
vice
Re
pres
enta
tive,
1 M
eter
Rea
der,
1 PT
Col
lect
ion
Assis
tant
s. O
n ca
ll pa
y ($
16,9
82).
Incl
udes
Ass
ist F
inan
ce D
irect
or a
t $8,
700/
six m
onth
s
31-7
2-72
30-5
100-
0210
Sala
ries/
Coun
cil
11,3
31
11,8
70
11,3
34
11,3
34
14,0
00
24%
Annu
al S
alar
y of
the
May
or ($
7,00
0/3=
$2,
334)
Ann
ual S
alar
y of
Cou
ncil
Mem
bers
($5,
000
x 7
= $3
5,00
0/3=
$11,
666)
31-7
2-72
30-5
100-
0250
Ove
rtim
e10
,564
14
,645
13
,667
17
,000
15
,000
10
%Pr
ojec
ted
Ove
rtim
e fo
r Em
erge
ncy
Resp
onse
and
Rep
airs
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
2900
Prof
essio
nal S
ervi
ces
10,1
17
13,7
87
15,0
00
12,0
00
15,0
00
0%M
iscel
lane
ous E
ngin
eerin
g Fe
es re
late
d to
Ele
ctric
Sys
tem
nee
ds ty
pica
lly
by B
ooth
& A
ssoc
. and
/or P
ower
Ser
vice
s
31-7
2-72
30-5
120-
0500
FICA
64,8
86
65,9
90
70,9
94
70,9
94
75,6
70
7%
31-7
2-72
30-5
125-
0600
Grou
p In
sura
nce
175,
024
18
1,91
4
194,
200
19
4,20
0
228,
120
17
%M
edic
al In
sura
nce
31-7
2-72
30-5
127-
0700
Retir
emen
t83
,628
86
,996
92
, 485
92
, 485
10
8,81
0
18%
Pens
ion
Rate
at 8
.95
Perc
ent
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
0771
Une
mpl
oym
ent
Com
pens
atio
n-
2,47
4
- -
- N
/A
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1100
Tele
phon
e8,
183
7,
650
12
, 400
12
,400
12
,400
0%
Cellp
hone
Allo
wan
ce fo
r 7 e
mpl
oyee
s ($6
00/y
ear =
$4,
200)
, Cel
lpho
ne
Allo
wan
ce fo
r 5 e
mpl
oyee
s ($3
00/y
ear =
$1,
500)
, Mon
thly
Pho
ne S
ervi
ce
(Info
rmat
ion
Tech
nolo
gy S
yste
ms (
$275
/mon
th) (
$3,3
00),
Elec
tric
Po
rtio
n of
Lea
se o
n Ph
one
Syst
em G
E Ca
pita
l ($1
93/m
onth
) ($1
7,58
6),
Misc
ella
neou
s Cos
t ($1
,075
/mo
= $1
2,39
1)
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1121
Post
age
39,7
49
36,3
10
45,0
00
35,0
00
40,0
00
-11%
Mai
ling
of M
onth
ly U
tility
Bill
s with
Cas
h Cy
cle
Solu
tions
Pro
ject
edAv
erag
e ($
3,29
7/m
onth
) ($3
9,57
5), M
iscel
lane
ous P
osta
ge C
osts
($
2,42
5) P
osta
ge R
ates
Incr
ease
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1201
Lega
l Fee
s-
- 5,
000
5,
000
5,
000
0%
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1300
Util
ities
19,8
47
19,1
65
21,0
00
21,0
00
21,0
00
0%To
wn
of S
mith
field
Util
ity C
osts
, Tim
e W
arne
r Cab
le A
ccou
nt ($
1,20
0)
Subs
tatio
n SC
ADA,
JoCo
Util
ities
-Wat
er M
eter
at B
rogd
en S
ub.
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
1700
Equi
p M
aint
& R
epai
r3,
995
24
,837
95
,000
95
, 000
65
,000
-3
2%M
aint
enan
ce/R
epai
r of T
rans
form
ers,
Subs
tatio
n Eq
uipm
ent,
etc.
In
clud
es $
20,0
00 fo
r bui
ldin
g re
pairs
and
secu
rity
upgr
ades
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
0800
Trai
ning
/ Ed
ucat
ion
5,80
4
5,38
9
13,4
00
13,4
00
12,0
00
- 10%
Elec
triC
ities
Ann
ual M
eetin
g, N
CAM
ES A
nnua
l Mee
ting
for D
istrib
utio
nSu
perin
tend
ent,
Safe
ty &
Per
form
ance
Tra
inin
g fo
r Dep
artm
ent
Empl
oyee
s, In
Frar
ed C
amer
a Tr
aini
ng, M
iscel
lane
ous C
osts
(e.g
. saf
ety
mee
ting
mat
eria
l)
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
3000
Fuel
12,9
85
16,0
79
15,0
00
15,0
00
15,0
00
0%M
onth
ly F
uel C
osts
for E
lect
ric D
epar
tmen
t (e.
g. b
ucke
t tru
cks,
digg
er
derr
ick,
bac
khoe
, tre
nche
rs, l
oade
r, ex
cava
tor)
121
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
ELEC
TRIC
CO
MM
ENTS
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
3100
Vehi
cle
Supp
lies/
M
aint
enan
ce41
,461
27
,783
20
,000
20
,000
20
,000
0%
Mai
nten
ance
and
Rep
air o
f Ele
ctric
Dep
artm
ent V
ehic
les.
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
3300
Supp
lies/
Ope
ratio
ns18
3,18
7
180,
090
17
8,00
0
180,
000
18
5,00
0
4%M
iscel
lane
ous E
quip
men
t, Su
pplie
s, et
c. fo
r Ele
ctric
Cre
ws t
o m
aint
ain
Dist
ribut
ion
Syst
em, c
onne
ct n
ew c
usto
mer
s etc
., An
nual
Mai
nten
ance
on
New
Sof
twar
e ($
12,0
00),
Cint
as D
ocum
ent M
anag
emen
t ($2
50),
El
ectr
ic P
ortio
n of
Cop
y M
achi
ne C
ontr
acts
($2,
259)
, Gre
en G
uard
Firs
t Ai
d Ac
coun
t ($6
00)
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4501
Serv
ice
Cont
ract
s28
4,24
8
136,
921
21
3,00
0
213,
000
21
3,00
0
0%Co
ntra
cted
Mon
thly
Met
er R
eadi
ng S
ervi
ces w
ith G
rid O
ne S
olut
ions
. 10
,000
met
ers/
mon
th @
$1.
37 m
eter
est
imat
ed A
nnua
l Cos
ts ($
61,2
00),
NC
811
Acco
unt (
$1,0
00),
Onl
ine
Info
rmat
ion
Serv
ices
($2,
500)
, Tre
e Tr
imm
ing
Serv
ices
($57
,000
), Cu
ttin
g of
Dan
ger t
rees
($10
,000
), Po
le
Chan
ge o
uts b
y co
ntra
ctor
s ($2
0,00
0), L
oad
Man
agem
ent S
ervi
ces b
y M
ike
Wils
on, I
nc. (
$10,
000)
, Misc
ella
neou
s Con
trac
ted
Serv
ices
M
erch
ant F
ee($
8700
est
)
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4502
C.S.
/Tyl
er29
,093
54
,673
34
, 650
29
,140
29
,140
N
/A$7
,284
,34
per q
uart
er.
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4504
ES
A-B
AYW
A S
OLA
R-
- -
- -
N/A
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
3600
Uni
form
Ser
vice
10,2
75
10,5
11
12, 2
00
12,2
00
12,2
00
0%U
nifo
rm C
osts
with
Uni
first
, Pur
chas
e of
Lin
eman
's (6
) boo
ts ($
1,50
0),
Misc
ella
neou
s Cap
s, Fi
re R
esist
ant t
-shi
rts e
tc. (
$1,5
00)
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
5710
Econ
omic
Dev
elop
men
t-
- 10
0,00
0
100,
000
10
0,00
0
N/A
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4401
Misc
. /De
bit-C
redi
t Ca
rd F
ee-
51,1
54
- -
- N
/A
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
4800
Elec
tric
ity P
urch
ased
12,5
52,0
89
12,3
62,5
49
12,6
00,0
00
12
,600
,000
12,7
50,0
00
1%
Who
lesa
le P
ower
Pur
chas
ed fr
om N
CEM
PA.
31-7
2-72
30-5
300-
0770
Prop
. Lia
./Wks
Com
p10
8,13
0
93,3
85
104,
270
10
4,27
0
104,
270
0%
31-7
6-72
30-5
970-
9102
Tran
sfer
to E
lect
ric
Capi
tal P
roje
cts F
und
400,
000
84
7,41
5
1,10
0,00
0
1,10
0,00
0
95
0,00
0
N/A
Desig
n an
d Co
nstr
uct N
orth
Circ
uit (
$950
,000
)
31-7
6-72
30-5
500-
9104
Cont
ribut
ion
to G
ener
al
Fund
- Pa
ymen
t in
Lieu
of
Tax
es
86,2
14
86,2
14
86,2
14
86,2
14
88,5
00
3%
31-7
230-
9106
Tran
sfer
to G
ener
al
Fund
- Gr
oss C
aptia
l Va
lue
of S
yste
m
- -
- -
- #D
IV/0
!
31-7
6-72
30-5
970-
9110
Tran
sfer
to E
lect
ric
Fund
Cap
ital R
eser
ve-
- -
- -
N/A
31-7
6-72
30-5
970-
9108
Tran
sfer
to B
ooke
r Da
iry R
oad
Proj
Fun
d27
5,00
0
- -
- -
N/A
Subt
otal
15,2
82,7
26
15,2
22,3
35
15,9
72,0
38
15
,958
,861
16
,052
,240
1%
122
Ele
ctri
c Fu
nd
Acco
unt N
umbe
rAc
coun
t Des
crip
tion
FY
17 A
ctua
l F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Bud
get
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d B
udge
t
31-7
2-72
30-5
700-
7400
CA
PIT
AL
OU
TLA
Y15
1,73
6$
6,
406
$
-$
-
$
120,
000
$
Sub-
Tota
ls:
151,
736
$
6,40
6$
-
$
-$
12
0,00
0$
ELEC
TRIC
TO
TALS
:15
,434
,462
$
15,2
28,7
41$
15
,972
,038
$
15,9
58,8
61$
16
,172
,240
$
123
Acco
unt #
Acco
unt D
escr
iptio
n FY
17
Actu
al F
Y 18
Act
ual
FY
19 A
dopt
ed
Budg
et
FY
19 P
roje
cted
F
Y 20
Pro
pose
d Bu
dget
%
CHG
ELEC
TRIC
CO
MM
ENTS
31-7
2-72
30-5
700-
7400
Capi
tal O
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