Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 28, 2004 - SEVEN
PU B L IC N O T IC E
SUMMARY OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
PUBLISH ON LY TH O SE FUNOS BEING MOOIFIED
FUND: victjm witness Fund
N O T IC E O F
S U P P L E M E N T A L B U D G E T H E A R IN G
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Resource
Us* tor s u p p le m e n ta l budget proposing sn increase in a fund of 1 5 ,0 0 0 or 10 peroenl or more.
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20
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Personal services
1,000
2.
Capital Outlay
100
3.
1,100
Total Resources
Total Requirements
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize spending ot additional unanticipated revenue and to
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Amount
1,100
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Requirement
2.
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Amount
Beginning fund balance
create new appropriation authority.
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FUND: Video Lottery Fund
A c o p y of the s u p p le m e n ta l b u d g e t
January 28. 2004
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SUMMARY O f SUPPLEMENT AL BUDGET
Beginning fund balance
1 .
582,144
In lieu of taxes
2 .
Taxes to balance
3
Requirement
645,000
Amount
1 .
Non-departmental p/s
55,917
2 .
County Court dept.
1 ,0 0 0
3.
Accounting dept
5,000
-36,935
Video Lottery revenue
Amount
Requirement
29.400
55,000
1.
Transfer to other funds
40,000
2.
Materials & services
44.400
3.
84,400
Total Resources
Total Requirements
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending ot additional unanticipated revenue and to
FUND: General Fund
Amount
Beginning fund balance
3.
PUBLISH ONLY THOSE FUNDS BEING MODIFIED
Resource
Amount
84.400
create new appropriation authority
SUMMARY OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
PUBLISH ON LY TH O S E FUNOS BEING MOOIFIED
FUND: Behavioral Ffealth Fund Morrow
Total Requirements
Total Resources
Resource
Comments
Transfer to other funds
500,000
1 .
Amount
Transler from other funds
Requirement
14,000
1 .
2.
2.
3
3.
Amount
Prevention depadment
14.000
FUND: General fund continued
Resource
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Amount
Federal In lieu of
-113,000
2 .
3.
Amount
Health dept.
1 .
7.294
Health Depart, grants
4 2
Requirement
7,294
Public Wks admin dept.
2,500
Contingency
512,792
3.
14,000
Total Resources
Total Requirements
Comments
A Supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue
14,000
FUND: Behavioral Health Fund Wheeler
1.084,503
Total Resources
Total Requirements
1,084,503
Resource
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue.
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SUMMARY OF SUPPLEMENTAL SUOOET
Beginning fund balance
Amount
Requirement
14,000
2.
,
Amount
Transfer to other funds
14,000
2.
PUBLISH ONLY THOSE FUNDS BEING MODIFIED
3.
FUND: Road F und
Amount
Resource
Requirement
Amount
1 .
Beginning fund balance
175,000
1 .
Road department
34,943
2 .
Taxes to balance
-34,924
2 .
Crusher department
2,500
3.
Transfer from other funds
500,000
3.
Weed department
17,500
FUND: Road Fund continued
Resource
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Amount
Requirement
Amount
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15,000
Weed department revenue
^
2.
600,133
Contingency
2.
3.
3.
655,076
Total Resources
655,076
Total Raquirerrants
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue.
SUMMARY OP SUPPLEMENTAL BUOQET
PUBLISH ONLY THOSE FUNDS BEING MOOIFIED
FUND: Morrow County Commission on Children & Families Fund
Resource
Amount
Requirement
1 .
Beginning fund balance
26,500
1 .
Administrative department
2 .
Stale of Oregon grants
-18,469
2 .
Local staff department
3 .
Client specific department
3.
Amount
4,545
2,736
750
8,031
Total Roquiromontt
Total Resources
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue.
FUND:
911
,
8,031
Fund
Resource
Amount
Emergency comm fees
Requirement
5,061
1.
2 .
2 .
3.
3.
5,061
Total Resources
Amount
Personal services
5.061
5,061
Total Require monis
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue.
SUMMARY O r SUPPLEMENTAL BUOQET
PUBLISH ONLY THOSE FUNDS BEING MOOlFliD
FUND: Fair Rune
Resource
1 .
2 .
Amount
Beginning fund balance
Taxes to balance
Requirement
1,090
1 .
-720
2.
3
Amount
Fair department
370
3.
370
M iik e A A *
I v w i f n t e f e q i J w
rn fn w
Total Resources
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue.
370
FUND: School Fund
Reeourc*
Amount
Requirement
Amount
,
Taxes to balance
-274
,
All other requirements
263,702
2
Utilities in lieu of
274
2
Matériels 8 services
-263,702
3.
3.
Total Resources
0
TotB Requirements
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to decrease me taxes to balance and to create new appropriation
authority for the turnover of revenue
Total Resources
Totel Requirements
Comments
A supplemental budget is needed to authorize the spending of additional unanticipated revenue
0
14,000
Published: January 28, 2004
A ffid
lone School
Board to hold
forums
Tout Resources
Comments
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3.
14,000
T h e lo n e S c h o o l
B oard has tentatively set a
sc h ed u le fo r in te rv ie w in g
sup erin ten d en t candidates.
The dates reserved for this will
b e: M o n d a y , F e b . 2,
Wednesday, Feb. 4, Thursday,
Feb. 5 and W ednesday, Feb.
11. Plans call for a different
candidate to visit each day.
T h e c o m m u n ity is
invited to meet the candidates
at a com m unity forum, set on
each o f the days from 7-8
p .m ., at lo n e S ch o o l. All
c o m m u n ity m e m b e rs are
e n c o u ra g e d to attend, ask
questions and participate in the
selection process.
The
d a te s
and
c a n d id a te s’ nam es w ill be
announced and posted as soon
as the schedule is firmed up.
Morrow County
Road Dept, posts
weight limits
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hughes, Exec. Dir.
Isn’t it great that we see the sun periodically to remind
us that it’s still there? If we did not know sadness, we would
not appreciate happiness; if we had never done without, we
w ould not appreciate having; and w ithout experiencing
darkness, we w ouldn’t appreciate the light. As 2004 begins,
we will hope for balance in all things.
D uring C ham ber last w eek, people expressed their
gratitude for G ary Wight, who voluntarily kept m any o f the
Heppner sidewalks free o f snow with his own equipment during
our winter storm. If you visited outlying communities, you would
have realized how very lucky we were to have the sidewalks,
streets and highw ays cared for. O ther counties and tow ns
w eren’t so fortunate. Our volunteers and city/county workers
are to be com m ended.
The C ham ber o f Com m erce Board o f Directors and
Officers for 2004 are: President- Victor Vander Does, Pioneer
Memorial Hospital; Vice-President- Brenda Sherrell, Sherrell
Insurance; Second V-P- N ancy G ochnauer, Jo h n ’s Place,
Bucknum’s, The Video Store and newly started Fitness Center;
Treasurer- Barbara Hayes; and Directors- Larry Lutcher, OSU
Extension; John Murray, M urray’s Drug; Bert H ouw eling,
Central Red Apple; Nancy Snider, W heatland Insurance and
Dave Sykes, Heppner Gazette. These individuals are Chamber
volunteers working to create a positive environment in which
business, community and people thrive. They will be committing
W ednesday, Feb. 11 to setting goals for the C ham ber year
and appreciate hearing ideas from all o f you prior to that date.
Drop by the Cham ber O ffice on M onday through
W ednesday to visit. W here is the C ham ber office? The
Chamber is still occupying the same office behind the old bank,
due to the generosity o f Bank o f Eastern Oregon. There is a
message machine, 676-5536, which is checked on most days
the office is not occupied. E-m ails can also be sent to
heppnercham ber@ centurytel.net. The Board m em bers are
available to answ er questions. Soon all brochures that w ere
available in the bank will be available in the Cham ber Office.
As spring gets closer, volunteers are needed in the office to
answ er the phone, greet visitors, stu ff envelopes, send out
parade entries, etc. Interested persons are asked to please
drop by the office or call.
Thought for the Week: "To measure the man, measure
his heart."
M o rro w
C o u n ty
Road D epartm ent has a tem
porary 10-ton weight restric
tion on C larks Canyon Road
due to soft road conditions.
The restriction includes the
sectio n o f C la rk s C anyon
Road from the Lexington city
lim its, ap p ro x im ately four
miles, to the junction o f Social
Ridge Road.
This is a tem porary
restriction and will be lifted as
soon as road conditions im
prove.
For more information,
K e ith
P ric e
of
contact the M orrow C ounty H e p p n e r w ill be a g u e st
R oad D epartm ent at (541) speaker o f the W illow Creek
989-9500.
E c o n o m ic D e v e lo p m e n t
Group on Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Having participated in
locating several new food
The Heppner Garden processing plants in different
C lub will hold its m onthly parts o f the country. Price will
meeting on Monday, Feb. 3 at s p e a k on th e b u s in e s s
St. Patrick’s Senior C enter at perspective o f recruitment and
7 p.m . H osts w ill be Bert w hat businesses are looking
Johannes and Caroline Keck. fo r w h e n th e y c h o o s e
Ken Bailey will speak c o m m u n ities to locate in,
at the meeting about concrete a c c o r d in g to W C V E D
landscaping. He has his own president David Sykes.
P ric e is c u rr e n tly
business and has expanded to
in c lu d e
c u r b in g
fo r employed with Mercer Farms
in the Tri-Cities and is also the
beautification.
new m inister o f the W illow
Everyone is invited.
W CVEDG speaker to address
business recruitment
Garden Club
tomeet
C re e k B a p tis t C h u rc h in
Heppner.
The
e c o n o m ic
developm ent group m eets at
8 a m. at the Forest Service
offices, and all in te re ste d
p e rs o n s a re w e lc o m e to
attend.
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