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tiara is to provide a point of refereno� for . motion a c;ma�ts - r 'abut the _Seg vie •Delivery Area- poss i bj-1iti _-.s -• som,,�in. �,o whic.' leaders_ and Cit *_ ens nay react. � �t -wi.a l be " `�t-ed that urzdesr.- this configuration all areas. of the 5tat.e ac -e .included ilLService Delfv- erY-Areas -With populations of atr least. 200, 000. Also each. Service Delivery Area currently has the capability to operate a crkVre- hensive job training program as evidenced by the e�{�erierlcp with CETA. No provision is evade for a Balan^.e of State in this con- figuration as the _spirit and ix -it, t, o£; ;-lie favi cc�il t;i.oious Whir aw_.- Prel�ir�y d=zqcu5�geog.%a an'OiV intral-ved syte te emit,'e.q,111dPx_me.'S rs his stro`4913v 1TIit-ared Illexe. sly)-ctid bs: not 'a Balawp of Stat"'. The enclosed Service Deliverycc,�fig:at«io�z does -riot represeai: either the proposed Areas which will br: developed by the State Job Training Coordimtimg Councjl which has been appointed by the Governor, nor does it represent the official recOl3mandatian of the Grnrernor.w'ni.ch is called for in the Job gain;pg Parteship Act. The Council's proposal and the Governor's rection will be done later. Those actions are planned for in the Service Delivery Area Designation Timetable. The Department is requesting that groups send comwnts about the configuration of areas. These reactions will be passed on to the State Job Training Coordinating COUWil.which will have responsi- bility for developing policies for overall operation of the program in the State. It* governing bodies within tura Service Delivery Area will have the responsibility for . deciding howthe Private Industry Caunci 1 will bs constituted. This seems to suggest: that the members of the Brevard, Martin, St. Uxi a and Indite River, Canty Czmmissians (if this grog of counties becomes the SDA to which Indian River is assigned) will make the determination. If those councils are to be constituted as they were under the old CEIA Act, more than 507, of the- Private Indus- try Council's mwbership will have to come from business and industry. As a matter of fact, that percentage mist be principals of business and industry. The rest of the membership would be made up of representatives from education, ccmmunity based orgattizations, rehabilitative services, employment" services, labor, and economic development agencies. This seems to suggest that the minimum an size of the PIC will be t liirteen members. The act requires the state to allocate 78% of the funds available for a fiscal year top service delivexy areas within the state. Preliminary figures suggest that the State of Florida will, b;.ve 110,000,000 for the fiscal period begiiw ing October 1, 1983. In a docunent which was prepared for 'Discussion Proposes" the following figures were noted: B-evard 1,999,000 Indian River 875,000 Martin 472,000 .- St:. Ixieie _ _ .. . = 1,484,000 4,830,000 C'rhese.-Are Stcucly figures Only) It is my understanding that .Brevard County has. requested Sn& stat u t . If this is true it will have to be granted because tin_ act states teat the Governor shall recognize the request. It zzmld appear vx) me • the ramming • Counties should petition the Goveriv, for_-mp, sjatus y,.! the near. futu-i.e. Commissioner lrefeynm 9 St . atcie Comity ax?fi Ccx-LJ.4 siOnO. King, Merin Country were. -Pr. ir. at: the mzet la lg . Vt. hit a session of - our own to see .if we had. a coir •u &Jerst;;.,. in& A*Ut tl1r: materials which were presented. We did have a common unders ••andirig and decided that the three commissions needed to initiate discussims in the very near future. I indicated that tI-L s .infarmation would be I relayed to our commission. The other two coamissions .wi11 effect- ing our.commissism. to contact then.' I � County govm meets may look forward to receiving informatian directly MAR 16 1983 from the State in the next few days. L 37