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Special Budget Wark Session - City Council <br />August 30, 2000 <br />Page 3 <br />lose $60.00 because he gets time and half. Mr. Anderson said the 24/48 <br />is common practice, and advised this needs additional study. The <br />consensus of the City Council was to see if this could be worked out, and <br />to include the Fire Department's employees, as they are paid overtime on <br />the same basis as the EMS employees. <br />Mr. Klinkerman advised the City Council that he did appear before the <br />Commissioner's Court presenting the EMS budget and explained to them <br />that it was felt that the extra ambulance was a necessity. Mr. Klinkerman <br />pointed out that their bottom line of their budget increase by $400,000.00, <br />but at the same time, if the Council would look at page 169 of the budget, <br />they will see that the 1999-2000 budget bottom line was $1,320,000.00, <br />and the projected revenue for this fiscal year was $1,338,000.00. He said <br />that the direct cost to the EMS has been paid for by revenues. Mr. <br />Klinkerman said next year their grant total goes to $1,721,000.00, and the <br />projected revenue is $1,550,000.00. <br />City Manager Malone went over the budget for Cox Field Airport pointing <br />out that there are no changes in personnel. He said under the personnel <br />line items there is a full time Airport Manager, one part time maintenance <br />person who assist with mowing, 30% of the Project Coordinator position, <br />and 10% of the City Manager's Secretary position. <br />City Manager Malone said there were increases and reductions throughout <br />the budget that are small. There was a request for $75,000.00 worth of T- <br />Hangars to be constructed and to be rented out to pay the cost over a period <br />of time. City Manager Malone said he cut that amount out of the capital <br />outlay along with $2,500.00 for small improvements, $2,500.00 for <br />furniture for the terminal and he cut that by $1,000.00, and cut $800.00 <br />that was budgeted for small equipment. City Manager Malone said the <br />communication system line item was reduced from the current year by <br />