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12 - S A N D Y (O re.) POST Thurs., April 21. 1977 (Sec 1) Board delays sports study YOU M AY PUT MORE SPRING IN YOUR CAR IN APRIL Por O n ly Study of a blue ribbon committee's report on sports and activities at Mt. Hood Community College has been scheduled for tw o board meetings in May. The board heard a prelim inary report on the citizen's committee findings last Wednesday from chairman Clem Eischen. Eischen said the group had spent more than 650 hours in its study. He also said a chief finding of the group was that the role of the community college must be more clearly stated to the citizenry He said there was an a la rm in g num ber of misconceptions voiced as to what a community college is. College Board Chairm an R ick G ustafson said the complete and thorough job *29 Includes ports and lab or (V-B *7 .50 a d d itio n a l) PETE CARLSON 4 668-4101 Qa«n Seedey IE EvSMSfS , SANDY recently completed by the study committee deserved, in return, a careful examination by the board. Gustafson suggested the work of the board be split into two sessions It was recom mended and decided upon that one session inclu d e the philosophy behind the report and recognition of the minority report. The second meeting would consider the findings relating to tuition waivers. The report is generally favorable to sports and ac tivities at the college and reco m m en ds no m a jo r changes It does put a greater em ph asis on co nfining recruitm ent of students to the Northwest, with particular direction toward in-district 1977-78 Sandy Union High School Dist. No. 2 Budget NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING The budget Sandv Union Hi oh School District Mo. 2_______ fo r beginning July I, I d y y , as detailed and sumarized below, was prepared by the 3D KT accounting basis, and is, 0 fo r the Cash. □ fiscal year Accrual, 0 Modified Accrual is M W consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years Major changes, if any. and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement. 8:30 a.m. A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours o f 4 :9 0 p .m ._______________ at D is t r ic t A dm inistrative O ffic e Board of Directors 8:00 at will be held ^ 9^1 ^¿hooi Resource L ib rary_________ for and A m e e tin g of the -Ü Ê ïJL t^e o f holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part o f it. Charles C. *1arsh Clackamas (Chairm an o f Governing Body) (D a te ) (C ity ) (C ounty) S U M M A R Y OF T A X L E V Y A N D O T H E R BUDG ET RESOURCES -------------------------------------------1 J 1,098.112 ZZ1.ZM 1,240.321 Not Subject to L im itation................................................................. 227.989 245.966 T O T A L PROPOSED L E V Y (T o be certified to Assessor) . . 1.534.831 1 .4 2 4 .M i 1.707.541 387.600 Levy Within 6% L im it a t io n .................. • .................................... Levy Outside 6% L im it a t io n ......................................................... Levy Outside 6% Lim itation (Serial L e v y ) ................................. Total Budget Resources from L B - 2 ........................................ Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied from L B - 3 . . T O T A L B U DG ET A L L FUND S N ext Year This Year Last Year Item ... ■ $ Z34.529 1.113.557 248,930 1,597,016 — T W ÍS W 1,197,<7D” 882,570 1 S U M M A R Y O F INDEB TED NESS Type o f Debt Bonds .......................................................... 52,384, OtM $2,384,000 T O T A L INDEB TED N ESS J u ty * fj9 Z 7 $ 2 ,2 8 8 ,b00 T o ta l Budget R e s o u r c e s ............................................................................. ZAPITRL PROJECTS ................................................................................ .. T o ta l S u p p o rtin g Services T o ta l C o m m u n ity Services ............................................................... T o ta l B udget R eq u irem en ts ................................................................ T o ta l B udget Resources $ 1 .1 7 4 ,6 9 ^ .0 0 ^ .......................................................................... E is . 0 D is tr ic t The request w ill be reviewed at the next meeting of the C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs , Monday, April 25 at 9 a m . In Room 201 of the Clackamas County Courthouse Sandy F ir e at the lo r X I Cash. I fiscal year Accrual. C l Modified is not consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years. in □ • DO A M ----------- 1— ■ Accrual Major changes, A c o p y of the budget d ix u m e n t an a c co m p a n yin g statem ent _ i •*n ' 5 :0 0 -------------- A .ncclin« o f the H a ll P . M • ■ H u J y .t • C o m m itte e IQovMiun« Body) will $ 75,000.09 $175,909.09 A ll fis h e rm e n and non- fishermen are Invited, and there are admission rates for both individuals and families. acre building sites for single fam ily residence The property In question is located north of Kleinsmith Road and three-quarters of a m ile from the Bornstedt Road. 072 th is budget are set fo rth Next Year Sandy F ir e be h e ld . M ay 3 ____________ , |«)77 . for the purpose of holding a public H a ll p.m. 7 : 3 0 ____________ hearing on this budget. Any person may apjxar to discuss the budget, or any part of it. 192,393.00 S I . 367.392,93 F ir e may be inspected or o b ta in e d betw een the hours o f ...................................................................... T o ta l all O th e r R eq u irem en ts James E. Montgom ery, of 44646 SE Kleinsm ith Road in Sandy has placed a request before the Board of County Commissioners to divide a 10 plus acre parcel into two five FUM O ........................................................................ The breakfast Is one of the two m ain fund raisers spon sored by the Sandy firemen. The proceeds are used to help finance scholarship, the fire auxiliary a t Sandy High School and a Boy Scout troop. NO TIC E OF BUDGET H EA R IN G i f any, and th e ir effe cts on at This Year Last Y e a r T otal I usti uct ton T84^FE99 Ü 84,600.00 Ü 8 4 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 5 iô ,6 M .W — $ 60,690.00 1 60,690.00 The breakfast, at the fire hall, w ill feature all-you-can- eat portions of pancakes, eggs, sausage and coffee. There w ill also be a door prize of a color television. Lot division requested Sandy accounting basis, and Next Year “1 57,719.90 57*719.00 One of the few things surer than death and taxes w ill be upon us this Saturday. W hat's thaL you ask? Why. opening day of trout season, of course That means it's about tim e for all you would-be anglers to untangle your lines and sharpen your books According to the Fish and W ildlife Departm ent, early season fishing prospects are very good despite the drought, as many streams norm ally high and turbid early in the year are in good shape There are several areas not opening until later, and some beginning July I , 1 9 7 7 . , , detailed and sumarized below, was prepared by the This Year Department w ill once again have their two day Fisher man's Breakfast from 6 p m. F riday to noon Saturday. regulation changes, so anglers who have any questions should take a look at the 1977 fishing synopsis, available wherever fishing licenses are sold. In the Portland area, lakes and reservoirs that w ill be stocked include North Fork Reservoir, Tim ber, H arriet, Kosyln, Faraday and Benson lakes, and the pond at Mt. Hood Community College. The upper Sandy R iver and its tributaries w ill not be stocked until M ay due to cold w a te r. A n g lers a re also reminded that the Sandy River below Brightwood Bridge is closed to trout fishing until July 1 As an extra bonus for local a n g le rs , the Sandy F ir e by Douglas Gantenbein staff reporter 1 The budget for SCHOnL_LUNCH________________ FUN0 $ 1 Anglers untangle lines for trout season start For more information con tact Clackamas Community College, «66-2631. E xt 206 FORM LB FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AO VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED 1 o tai B udget R e q u ir e m e n t s ............................................................. Fisherm an's B reakfast while Don Armlntrout holds his plate at ready. (Post photo) 1977-78 Sandy Fire Dist. No. 72 Budget $2,288,000 Last Year STEVE MACKEY (left), and Nell Senger serve up the pancakes for the Sandy RVFD A highlight of the exposition w ill be a race between the solar collectors on display to determine which is the most energy efficient at the lowest coat N ext Fiscal Year as o f July 1, 19— T h u Fiscal Y e « as o f July 1, 19 Next Fiscal Year Firemen’s breakfast set Among the displays w ill be a m e th a n e g a s -fr o m -w a s te products system; various types of solar collectors, including one made of recycled materials; an electric car distributed by Cleve Bennett of Portland, blue prints of energy e ffic ie n t homes; and the P o rtla n d R ecyclin g T eam d e m o n s tr a tin g r e c y c lin g techniques for the home. There w ill be additional workshops on making storm windows, solar home con s tru c tio n , ad ap ting the automobile to propane and how to live comfortably on less energy Debt Authorized, N ot Incurred Debt Outstanding This Fiscal Year Energy conservation and alternative energy uses in the home w ill be the central themes of Clackamas Com munity College's Experimental Energy Exposition Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14, from 10a.m. toGp.m. 000 Dad, in a letter to a son in college: "A m enclosing >10 as you requested in your last letter Incidentally, >10 is with one zero, not two.” —Lubbock (T e x .) Optimist Bulletin. L A J S Z ja i--------- J ^ 1 ^ 9 0 3 --------- . . . J .................. * ............... Energy Expo slated The Clackamas Community College physics department, which is sponsoring the event, hopes visitors w ill become directly involved in the ex position's displays and workshops There are still also spots available for those who have alternative energy or energy conserving devices, displays or workshops A o rll 20, 1977 Sandy students The minority report objects to emphasis placed on sports and to out-of-distrtct athletes dominating the m ajor teams. It also seeks to place a 90-day residency requirement prior to enrollment in order for a student to be eligible for a tuition waiver. The minority report is signed by six members of the 40- member committee J 75,000.00^ 5 75,900.00 ‘$175,000.90 $175,099.00 R o n a ld K re b s (Chau nan of G o ve rn in g B o d y ) SPECIAL TUITION FUN0 T h is Y e a r Last Y e a r T o ra l In s tru c tio n . . N ext T o ta l B udget R eq u irem en ts T o ta l B udget Resources . . . Y ear $JJO,000.09 $330,000.00 5330,000.00 5157,990.00 $152.909.00 5152,900.00 . _ T o ta i S o p p o ttm g Services ........................................ ToR il C o m m u n ity Services ...................................... T o ta l A ll O th e r R e q u ir e m e n t s ........... -.................... T o ta l R e q u ire m e n ts (In c lu d in g Transfers! T o ta l Resources E xce p t Tax to be Le vied A d V a lo re m Taxes Received .... .... ................................... $1,8% ,458.90 1177.837.99 1 ^ 1 8 ^ 2 1 .9 0 E stim ated Ta x N o t to be R e c e iv e d ......................... L evy W ith in 6 P ercent L im ita tio n 159,099.00 Not Subject to L im it a t io n ........................... 2>412>S03a00 2117^921^90 „ 8 4 9 ^ j 6 t 9O 1 ,7 2 5 .5 3 3 ,9Ö 1 a ...................... 23S2S 158,318.71 " 2 2 ,3 7 9 .0 0 < “1 3 ,9 6 8 .0 0 LESS: Estimated Tax Not to he Received...................... 1,113,557.99 245,966,00 248,930.99 166,729.71 Last Y ear T o ta l R eq u irem en ts (In c lu d in g Transfers) T o ta l Resources E xcept Tax to be Levied A d V a lo re m Taxes Received ........................ 235.593.00 ----- J g .0 K .3 9 ~ 2107554,09 T o ta l A d V a lo re m Tax to be Levied . . .. N o t S u b je c t to L i m i t a t i o n ............................. 236,869.00 -----------J 2 4 5 .N Q 0 Y ear 236.800,00 10.500,00 13,254,00 22.360.00 24i.966.00 .. . . This Year N ext 226.3OQ.99~ H 223,696,99 A d V a lo re m Ta x R eq u ire d to B alance . . E s tim a te d Tax N o t to be Received fund This Year J 22.630,00 tEÊ'Z F W J û A ù W B 1 248,030,00 274,171 CJZ---—---------- . 78 222,580 —- ... _____ 13,266 235,738 > SI .()/'» 2 1. HIO > 263,427 4 ... .... .... ..... -- --- SUM M A RY OF IN D I BIT DNESS Debt Oulstandmi* DEBT SERVICE 226,256 --------F ,000 70,565 > < 23,650 is Next Year ... .— 1 6 ,26Ó TO TA L BUDGET A L L FUNDS 1.249,321.99 77 709,090 4 9 ,6 8 0 .4 7 “ ^ 2 ,3 1 6 .2 4 16, 322.00 j Levy O u tsid e 6 Percent L im ita tio n (S erial L evy) N o t S ub iect to L i m i t a t i o n ........................................ ‘ TO T A L PROPOSED L E V Y (T o be certified to Assessor) Total Budget Resources from LB 2 ...................... Total Resources Except Tax to be levied from I B 3 . 1x186*970^99^ ................... ........................ Levy O u tsid e 6 Percent L im ita tio n Levy Within 6% L im ita tio n ........................... Levy Outside 6% L i m i t a t i o n ...................... Levy Outside 6% Limitation (Serial Levy). ,08,795.00 132. 870.no A d V a lo re m Ta x R e q u ire d to B a l a n c e ................ T o ta l A d V a lo re m Tax to be Le vied ¿1,204,479.99 1,944^793,90 is . Ih i* Year 1 j t i Year Item Next Ye.ii $1,038,707.99 988.314.00 3,509,99 147.509.99 1 ut.tl In s tru c tio n SUM M ARY OF T A X L E V Y A N D O TH ER BUDGET RESOURC ES - FISCAL v t A R „F U N D Tins Year (C ity) (C o u n ty ) (Date) FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET _______________ _ C la c k a m a s A p ril 21» 1977 July 1, 76 1 > 5 ,0 0 0 Type «»• Debl B o n d s ........................... Interest Bearing Warrants . Short Term Notes ' Next Year as u l . . July 1. I '» 7 1 r ix h i Aulli»»ii/i «1. N.ti Im iitrcd Thin Year a» "1 >•••} I , 1° Next Yeai .IX u l Iw ljJ .H _____ 1 7 0 ,0 0 0 . . . . . 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 T O T A L INDEBTEDNESS 1 > 0 ,0 0 0 » • » i « 1 orw « » » *’ wo» aaa
