METROPOLITAN
WASTEWATER
SERVICE DISTRICT MEETING
May 31, 2000
following MWSD
Commissioners' Conference Room
APPROVED 5/30/01
Commissioner Peter Sorenson presided with
Commissioners Bill Dwyer, Bobby Green, Sr., and Anna Morrison present. Cindy Weeldreyer was excused. County Administrator Bill Van Vactor, County
Counsel Teresa Wilson and Recording Secretary Melissa Zimmer were also present.
1) Introduction
of Service District Budget Committee Members
2) Budget
Committee Business
a.
Election
of Chair and Vice-Chair
MOTION: to nominate Mary Ann Holzer
as Chair of the Wastewater Management Budget Committee.
Bell MOVED, Morrison SECONDED.
VOTE: Unanimous.
MOTION: to nominate Angel Jones as
Vice Chair of the Wastewater Management Budget Committee.
Bell MOVED, Green SECONDED.
VOTE: Unanimous.
b.
Approval
of Minutes: May 26, 1999, 12:00 Noon
MOTION: to approve the Minutes of May
26, 1999.
Sorenson MOVED, Morrison SECONDED.
VOTE: Unanimous.
3) Presentation
of 2000-2001 Budget.
a.
Lane
County Staff
Garnick reported that Page 3
contained a brief summary of the Budget.
He stated there were two different funds in the Metro Wastewater Service
District: the Bond Retirement Fund and the Admin and Construction Fund. Garnick noted the proposed budget for next
year for the bond retirement is $2.9 million.
He noted under Admin and Construction, the proceeds from all of the
debts of the bonds that had been sold has been used to pay for construction of
the various facilities. He said they
will have paid out over $2.9 million to the Metro Wastewater Management
Commission for construction of the dewatering facility. He said as a result of paying out the bulk
of the proceeds, next year they will be showing only $28,000 in the Admin and
Construction Fund and that is to pay indirect, overhead and bank fees.
Garnick reported the total budget for
next year as proposed is $2.9 million, a reduction of $4 million from the
current year. He noted they have
$28,000 cash carryover from the current year and they are proposing to spend
$8,425 for materials and services for indirect and overhead and there will be
about $17,075 that is available to transfer over to Metro Wastewater. He recommended setting that amount aside to
transfer to them and also setting aside $2,500 as an operational reserve to
carry money forward. He reported they
have about $2.5 million in revenue that will leave a balance of $408,000 that
would need to be collected through property taxes, with an estimated uncollectible
of $35,513, making the total levy requirement of $443,917 (a substantial
reduction from the current year). He
stated the customer should see a rate reduction.
Garnick noted they will spend $1.8
million for debt service for this year and they will be reserving $1,046,000
that will carry forward into the fall of next year.
4) Public
Hearing
Chair Mary Ann Holser opened up the
Public Hearing. There being no one
signed up to speak, she closed the Public Hearing.
5) Deliberations
and Action
MOTION: to approve the 2000-2001
Metro Wastewater Service Budget and to levy taxes in the amount of $443,917.
Keller MOVED, Morrison SECONDED.
VOTE: Unanimous.
There being no other business, Chair Holser
adjourned the meeting at 12:50 p.m.
Melissa
Zimmer
Recording
Secretary