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Board of County Commissioners
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Board of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes - Draft July 17, 2019 <br />Administrator Brown listed the following proposed Enterprise Funds: <br />• Golf Course - $3,105,394, an increase of $119,332 <br />• Building Department - $5,041,993, an increase of $395,760 <br />• Utilities- $48,518,774, an increase of $1,409,296 <br />• Utilities - Impact Fees - $2,519,925, an increase of $333,500 <br />The proposed total for the Enterprise fund is $59,186,086, an increase of <br />$2,257,888 <br />Administrator Brown stated the Enterprise Funds were funds that were <br />operating more as a private business and the operations were intended to <br />pay for themselves without the use of taxpayers' dollars. He explained that <br />the Building Department Fund had an increase for an additional position <br />and to implement a new and more efficient permitting software system. He <br />added that the Utilities Department increase is due to adding an additional <br />treatment to reduce the nutrients and to meet the advance waste water <br />treatment standards. <br />Administrator Brown commented that Utility -Impact Fees are based upon <br />the early pay off the of 2009 Bonds Consumer Pricing Index (CPI). Staff <br />was not recommending a CPI adjustment this year. <br />Administrator Brown, in response to the Commissioners Zorc's suggestion <br />of direct hire employees' verses private provider employees, noted that the <br />construction industry has its ups and downs and using a private provider is a <br />better choice than hire direct as far as down times, however, the cost would <br />be lower for in-house employees. <br />The Chairman opened the floor to public comments; there were none. <br />INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS <br />501 1 FLEET MANAGEMENT <br />502 1 RISK MANAGEMENT (SELF INSURANCE) <br />504 EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE <br />505-103 IT - GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS <br />505-234 IT - TELECOMMUNICATIONS <br />505-241 IT - COMPUTER SERVICES <br />19-0663 <br />Indian River County Florida f9e 18 <br />
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