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Official Document Type
Amendment
Approved Date
01/05/2021
Control Number
2021-008N
Agenda Item Number
11.B.
Entity Name
City of Vero Beach
Subject
Second Amendment to Indian River County Cares Act Agreement
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Second Revised Attachment A <br />Attachment A: City of Vero Beach - Indian River County CARES Act Funding Agreement <br />Scope of Work/Spending Plan <br />Category I Expenditure Type Description <br />Revision 3 - <br />Dec 22, 2020 <br />Medical Expenses: <br />COVID-19 Testing $ - Rapid Testing for Critical City Workers <br />Public Health Expenses: <br />City Council Broadcast PSA's <br />Communication of public health orders related to Police - drone with broadcast capabilities for contactless crowd communication re: social distancing & public <br />COVID-19 40,200 health orders <br />Police - Handheld devices for crowd communication re: social distancing & public health orders <br />Informational signage for COVID-19 precautions at City public facilities and public events <br />Acquisition of protective supplies 13,029 Face masks/shields for City employees <br />Thermometers & Temperature Kiosks for Employee/Public Screening <br />Physical barriers to protect public/employees in public offices <br />Create isolated control rooms for critical water & sewer functions <br />Public safety measures 20,070 Hand.washing/hand sanitizing stations at City facilities <br />Touchless fixtures (water, restrooms) in public areas and recreation facilities <br />Automatic door openers at public recreation facilities <br />Disinfection of public areas 67,099 Enhanced cleaning and disinfection of City facilities " <br />Payroll expenses for public safety employees responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, <br />Public safety employee response 3,685 Police Beach/Boat patrol for social distancing enforcement <br />Actions to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 related public health measures: <br />Paid leave for public employees in compliance with 78,900 FFCRA sick & medical leave - City employees <br />COVID-19 public health precautions <br />Improved telework capabilities for public employees 44,753 Improved Telework and remote meeting capabilities for City employees <br />Update City Council Chamber for virtual meeting attendance <br />Expenses for food delivery to residents 265,000 $190,ODD Treasure Coast Food Bank -Food support for residents impacted by COVID-19 <br />$ 75,000 Senior Resource Association -Food delivery to residents (seniors/vulnerable populations) <br />Expenses associated with the provision of economic support in connection with the COVID-19 public health emergency: <br />Grants to small businesses to reimburse business <br />interruption costs caused by required closures 120,000 Small Business COVID-19 Recovery Grant (partner with Indian River County and IRSC) <br />Total CARES Act Spending Plan 652,736 <br />• includes 12.591: Matching funds for expenses eligible for FEMA Public Assistance Agreement for COVID-15 <br />
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