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R2019-70
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R2019-70 Resolution Authorizing Funds for Neighborhood Safety, Cleanup and Activities
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Econ and Com Dev
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5/6/2019
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Economic & Community Development <br /> DATE: 5/1/2019 <br /> MEMO:No. 19-25 <br /> TO: Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe and City Council Members <br /> FROM: Scot Wrighton, City Manager <br /> Raymond Lai, Director of Economic and Community Development <br /> Richelle D. Irons, Neighborhood Services Manager <br /> SUBJECT: Resolution Authorizing funds for Neighborhood Safety, Cleanup and <br /> Activities <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: <br /> Staff recommends authorization to spend up to $33,000 for Neighborhood Safety, Cleanup <br /> and Activities. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> The City of Decatur reallocated funding from neighborhood gants and remaining funds from <br /> hosting the Regional Neighborhood Network Conference (RNNC) to fund neighborhood <br /> activities including: RNNC expenses, Nationa.l Night Out, and the annual City-wide <br /> Cleanups. That funding has now diminished to less than$3,000. The 2019 budget did not <br /> include allocating funds to pay for e�enses associated with those line items. Efforts by <br /> management to restrict spending have resulted in sufficient savings to reallocate funding to <br /> this element of neighborhood revitalization. It is recommended that the e��tra expenditure be <br /> authorized. <br /> For the last several years, the City of Decatur has hosted 4 cleanups per year. The events <br /> have grown in participation. In 2018, 1,514 tires were collected along with 289,440 pounds <br /> of trash. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Should the City Council have any questions, they ma.y contact <br /> Richelle D. Irons, Neighborhood Services Mana.ger, at 424-2864 or e-mail <br /> rirons @decaturil.gov. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: <br /> Staff has secured a $1,000 gant from the Macon County Environmental Management <br /> Department to assist with costs. <br /> Page 128 of 214 <br />
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