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COPY OF CERTIFICATE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD <br />10.A.3. CONTINUATION OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ORDINANCE TO CREATE A NEW <br />"GIFFORD COMMUNITY CENTER M.S. T. U. " (LEGISLATIVE) <br />PROOF OF PUBLICATION OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR HEARING IS ON FILE IN THE <br />OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD <br />Management and Budget Director Jason Brown summarized his Memorandum of <br />December 7, 2009, providing the background and details of the plan that staff had developed to <br />fund the capital needs from a combination of funds that continue to provide $15,000 from the <br />General Fund for operation of the Gifford Progressive Civic League and the Gifford Community <br />Center. The MSTU proposal would provide about $30,000 per year, for about six years, to fund <br />facility needs. Director Brown proposed to take care of the immediate needs with current <br />reserves from the One -Cent Sales Tax and the County's Unincorporated Area MSTU fund <br />reserves. This would fund approximately $174,800 for the immediate needs of updating the air <br />conditioning system and restrooms, with a commitment to fund other needs over the next five <br />years from similar sources, and continue funding operating expenses in the amount of $15,000 <br />from the General Fund. He also emphasized that this would not have an impact of raising taxes <br />for homeowners or business owners in the area. <br />Administrator Baird emphasized that the Gifford Community Center was over twenty <br />years old and that it had never been updated or renovated. He felt modernization was needed to <br />make it a better facility. He thereafter clarified for Commissioner Wheeler that the 15% <br />Contingency figures in the backup are estimates to the cost, not actual bids. <br />Commissioner Davis requested that all Community Centers be added to the website so <br />the public could be made aware of the facilities available to them. <br />In <br />December 15, 2009 <br />