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The draft Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Departmental Standard Operating Procedures Manual <br />(SOP) is based on the principles of the Administrative Policy Manual and Indian River County Code <br />of Ordinances, Chapter 205 — Parks and Recreation, and is intended to serve as a guide and reference <br />for all Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Department staff. The Department SOP will provide <br />general and universal information to employees within the Department regarding administrative and <br />procedural methods by which the Department operates. The Department SOP, once approved by the <br />Board of County Commissioners, will be supplemented by each Division's unique SOPs and relevant <br />County policies to create a unified and comprehensive document by which each Division and the <br />Department will operate thus creating clear expectations of employees and uniform operating <br />procedures which will promote operational efficiency and exceptional customer service. Division <br />SOPS will be presented in future meetings to the Board for review and approval. The culmination of <br />the Department, Division and inter -departmental Policies and Procedure Manuals will be a <br />comprehensive Standard Operating Procedure Manual utilized by all employees within the <br />Department. The final SOP will be updated, amended, and adapted as necessary to meet changing <br />operational needs. The proposed Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Department Standard <br />Operating Procedures Manual is attached as Exhibit B. <br />FUNDING: <br />There are no funding requirements of the proposed Board recommendation. Projected revenue <br />changes resulting from the proposed fee update are summarized as follows: <br />Division <br />Revenue <br />Operating <br />Projected <br />Projected <br />FY 22/23 <br />Expenses <br />Revenue <br />Increase <br />FY22/23 <br />with Fee <br />FY24/25 <br />Update <br />FY 24/25 <br />Aquatics — North County Aquatic <br />$348,259 <br />$960,843 <br />$470,747 <br />$122,488 <br />Center <br />Aquatics — Gifford Aquatic Center <br />$76,464 <br />$521,837 <br />$95,118 <br />$18,654 <br />Indian River County <br />$285,195 <br />$93,414*** <br />$320,148 <br />$34,953 <br />Fairgrounds/Campground/Pavilions <br />Intergenerational Recreation Center <br />$289,653 <br />$647,593 <br />$322,122 <br />$32,469 <br />Indian River County Recreation <br />$117,916* <br />$1,058,535 <br />$131,590** <br />$13,674 <br />*$118,938 Florida Blue Foundation Grant removed from total FY22123 revenue reported. <br />**Not including Florida Blue Foundation Grant. <br />***Expenses represent utilities for Campground and Fairgrounds FY22/23 illustrative of subsidy provided — does not include other <br />operational or staffing expenses. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />Staff respectfully requests that the Board of County Commissioners approve the proposed fee update <br />as attached in Exhibit A with an effective date of August 1, 2024. Staff further requests that the Board <br />of County Commissioners approve the drafted Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Department <br />Standard Operating Procedures Manual and authorize the Parks, Recreation, and Conservation <br />Director to make administrative, non -substantive updates to the SOP as needed. <br />ATTACHMENTS: <br />Exhibit A - Proposed Parks, Recreation & Conservation Department Fee Schedule — drafted <br />January 2024 <br />Exhibit B — Parks, Recreation & Conservation Department Standard Operating Procedures MAYA <br />