HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1987 1021 CC REG ITEM 08JCLINT HARPER, Ph.D.
Mayor
ELOISE BROWN
Mayor Pro Tern
THOMAS C. FERGUSON
Councilmember
JOHN GALLOWAY
Councilmember
JOHN PATRICK LANE
Councilmember
MAUREEN W. WALL
City Clerk
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
MOORPARK STEM g•S•
M E M 0 R A M D U M
The Honorable Mayor and City Council
Community Services Department��'
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October 16, 1987
SUMMER 1987 RECREATION PROGRAM REVIEW
STEVEN KUENY
City Manager
CHERYL J. KANE
City Attorney
PATRICK RICHARDS, A.I.C.P.
Director of
Community Development
R. DENNIS DELZEIT
City Engineer
JOHN V. GILLESPIE
Chief of Police
THOMAS P. GENOVESE
City Treasurer
The Summer activities for the Parks and Recreation Department have
concluded and the program analysis has been completed. Overall the
summer recreation program appears to be a success and well received by
the community.
The program analysis consists of the
Account Code Program
991 Adult Sports
992 Contract Classes
993 Excursions
994 Youth Programs
995 Special Events
five (5) budget areas:
Described in these budget areas are the specific activities, their
revenues, expenditures and balance for the summer programs. Also,
provided as an attachment to this report is the detailed back up
material for each budget code.
As review of the report will indicate, the summer program expenditures
exceeded revenues, however, the youth programs such as Day Camp and
Mobile Playground Program did not exceed the amounts appropriated for
their respective programs. All expenditures exceeding revenues are
paid by the recreation fund which had an estimated $13,000 balance at
the start of this fiscal year.
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SUMMER PROGRAM REVIEW
ADULT SPORTS
Men's Softball
Women's Softball
Co-ed Softball
Basketball
Volleyball
Balance
CONTRACT CLASSES
Kids In Motion
Woody Woodworking
Karate
Gourmet Jams & Jellies
Tomatoes & Zucchini
Canning
Terrific Two's
Cooking For tot's
Basic Photography
Dog Obedience
Ballroom Dancing
Wilderness Institute
Refunds
Facility Rental
Balance
EXCURSIONS
L.A. Zoo
Universal Studios
Zuma Beach
L. A. Museum
Magic Mountain
Raging Waters
Golf N Stuff
Castaic Lake
Disneyland
Revenue
$2,800.00
1,400.00
1,400.00
1,326.00
750.00
Revenue
$1,241.00
154.00
798.00
24.00
36.00
264.00
117.00
156.00
615.00
147.00
103.00
820.00
-0-
Revenue
$171.40
314.10
69.95
177.30
418.05
414.85
Cancelled
Cancelled
528.50
Expenses
$1,289.90
848.91
707.91
1,522.95
594.00
Expenses
$1,241.00
154.00
798.00
16.80
25.20
264.00
117.00
109.20
430.50
102.90
72.10
820.00
142.00
Expenses
$312.40
673.35
187.95
299.80
732.00
720.85
*52.50
797.00
Profit Total
+$1,510.10
+551.09
+692.09
1-196.951
+156.00
+$2,712.33
Profit Total
-0-
-0-
-0-
7.20
10.80
-0-
-0-
46.80
185.50
44.10
30.90
-0-
€142.001
Profit
($141.001
[359.25]
1118.001
(122.501
1313.951
1306.001
152.501
1268.501
$182.30
Total
Balance **(1,681.701
* 1/2 of a $105 deposit paid to Wilderness Institute that was not refunded
*�This $1681.70 is paid in budget code 33-148-994 (Day Camp). Which was included
in the $11,470.49 expenditures for Day Camp.
YOUTH PROGRAMS Revenue
Mobile Recreation Program -0-
Learn to Swim $770.00
Day Camp 9,207.00
Youth Dances 800.85
Balance
Expenses
Profit Total
$2,123.00
($2,123.001
632.00
138.00
11,470.49
12,263.491
891.10
190.251
14,338.741
SPECIAL EVENTS
Revenue
Expenses
Profit Total
Youth Art Expo
City
-0-
$392.60
($392.601
County
$750.00
392.60
* +357.40
Bicentennial Celebration -0-
426.53
1426.531
Balance
1819.13)
* Amount not debited to
$819.13 balance.
This money is
available for future Art
Expo.
SUMMARY OF BUDGET AREA
Adult Sports $2,712.33
Contract Classes 182.30
Excursions 11,681.701
Youth Programs 14,338.741
Special Events [819.131
($3,944.94]
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Receive and file.
MENDS SOFTBALL
REVENUE
8 teams x $350/team
EXPENDITURES
League
Facility (35 x 2.50) $ 87.50
Officials (35 x $14) 490.00
Scorekeeper (17 x 4 hr. x $5) 340.00
Trophies 192.00
Softballs 83.90
SCMAF Registration 32.00
$1,225.40
Mini Tournament
Facility (3 x 2.50) 7.50
Officials (3 x $14) 42.00
Scorekeeper (3 x $5) 15.00
$ 64.50
$2,800.00
TOTAL $1,510.10
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
REVENUE
4 teams x $350/team
EXPENDITURES
Facility (18 x 2.50) $ 45.00
Officials (18 x $14) 252.00
Scorekeeper (9 x 4 hr x $5) 180.00
Trophies 272.00
Softball 83.91
SCMAF Registration 16.00
$848.91
TOTAL
$1,400.00
+$551.09
CO-ED SOFTBALL
REVENUE
4 teams x $350/ team
EXPENDITURES
$1,400.00
Facilities (16 x 2.50) $ 40.00
Officials (16 x $14) 224.00
Scorekeeper (8 x 4 hrs. x $5) 160.00
Trophies 184.00
Softballs 83.91
SCMAF Registration 16.00
$707.91
TOTAL +$692.09
07MMMIM.
5 teams x $265/team
Expenditues
Facility
Officials
Scorekeepter
Basketball
Trophies
SCMAF Registration
TOTAL
ADULT MENDS BASKETBALL
$ 408.00
672.00
240.00
36.95
138.00
28.00
$1,522.95
$1,326.00
- $ 196.95
ADULT COED VOLLEYBALL
5 teams x $150/team
Expenditures
Facility $136.00
Officials 300.00
Trophies 138.00
SCMAF Registration 20.00
$594.00
TOTAL
$ 750.00
+ $ 156.00
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EXCURSION BUDGET SUMMER 1987
Money Received
Due from Rancho Simi Parks District (Pre -Sale)
Expenditures:
Bus Fare $1,101.05
Tickets 1,045.60
Magic Mountain 3,808.35
Pre -Sale Tickets
Refunds 140.00
$6,095.00
Total City Funded
See attached sheet for breakdown in expenditures.
$3,828.35
1,223.55
$5,051.90
1-1,043.101
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EXCURSION BUDGET SUMMER 1987
BUS
FARE
148-993
148-994
Excursion
Total
Outside
Campers
1.
L.A. Zoo
$ 240.40
$ 135.40
$ 105.00
2.
Universal Studios
246.60
116.60
130.00
3.
Zuma Beach
187.95
69.95
118.00
4.
L. A. Museum
241.30
141.30
100.00
5.
Magic mountain
234.50
129.50
105.00
6.
Raging Waters
334.30
209.30
125.00
7.
Golf N Stuff
Cancelled
Cancelled
Cancelled
8.
Castaic Lake
Cancelled
Cancelled
Cancelled
9.
Disneyland
379.00
299.00
80.00
Total
$1,864.05
$1,101.05
$ 763.00
TICKET
WARRANTS
1.
L. A. Zoo
72.00
36.00
36.00
2.
Universal
426.75
197.50
229.25
3.
Zuma Beach
.00
.00
.00
4.
LA Museum
58.50
36.00
22.50
5.
Magic Mountain
497.50
288.55
.208.95
6.
Raging Waters
386.55
205.55
181.00
7.
Golf N Stuff
Cancelled
Cancelled
Cancelled
8.
Castaic Lake. (deposit)
105.00
52.50
52.50
9.
Disneyland
418.00
229.50
188.50
Total
$1,964.30
$1,045.60
$918.70
CONTRACT CLASSES
SUMMER 1987
Revenue
Expenditures - Instructors:
$4,475.00
Kids in Motion
$1,241.00
Woody Woodworking
154.00
Karate
798.00
Terrific Two's
264.00
Gourmet Jams & Jellies
16.80
Tomatoes & Zucchini Canning
25.20
Cooking for Tots
117.00
Basic Photography
109.20
Dog Obedience
430.50
Ballroom Dancing
102.90
Wilderness Institute
72.1.0
$3,330.70
Refunds:
Financial Investments
17.00
Color Anaylsis
24.00
Soap Making
12.00
Laughlin Trip
35.00
Las Vegas Trip
10.00
Modeling
91.00
Woody Woodworking
21.00
Ballet, Tap & Jazz
544.00
Karate
3.00
Gymnastics
51.00
Wild Encounters
12.00
$ 820.00
Facilities Use:
Terrific Two's 70.00
Ballroom Dancing 72.00
$ 142.00
Total $ 182.30
SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
REVENUES
EXPENDITURES
Supplies and Equipment
Use of gym
Use of Chaparrel Middle School
Staff/Salaries
TOTAL FUNDED THROUGH CITY
$ 200.00
204.00
9.00
1 7in nn
- $2,123.00
-$2,123.00
4.
LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM
CityApropriated
Revenue
38 participants x $20
1 participant x $10
Expenditures
Staff (102 hrs. x $6/hr. $612.00
Last week Malarek $20.00
TOTAL
$2,000.00
$ 760.00
$ 10.00
$ 770.00
+ $ 138.00
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SUMMER DAY CAMP OVERVIEW
BUDGET 1987
Expenditures
Revenues:
26 full-time campers
4 part-time campers
Expenditures:
Rent of Facility
$1,380.00
Woody Woodworking
608.00
Gymnastics
552.00
Snacks
166.85
Tickets for Excursions
918.70
Bus Fare
763.00
Salaries
5,408.75
T-Shirts
1,081.12
Equipment
192.07
Arts N Crafts
400.00
Total Expenditures $11,470.49
Total funded through City
Revenues Balance
$9,207.00
($2,263.491
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SUMMER DAY CAMP BREAKDOWN SHEET
Week
Woody
Gymnastics
Snacks
Salaries
Excursions
1.
$ 72.00
$ .00
$ 18.71
$ 630.00
$ 141.00
2.
92.00
92.00
20.00
630.00
359.25
3.
76.00
76.00
22.61
689.75
118.00
4.
76.00
76.00
20.40
634.50
122.50
5.
80.00
76.00
12.07
634.50
313.95
6.
100.00
88.00
12.07
634.50
306.00
7.
.00
48.00
32.07
607.50
Cancelled
8.
52.00
44.00
22.06
472.50
52.50
9.
60.00
52.00
6.86
475.50
268.50
$608.00
$552.00
$166.85
$5,408.75
$1,681.70
YOUTH DANCES
Revenues
Dances in July and August
Expenditures
(see attached sheets) $891.10
Money funded from the City - 90.25
SPECIAL EVENTS FUND
Bicentennial Celebration:
Custom Pin and Design $103.00
A-1 Printing $118.03
Command Performance Catering $158.00
Charmane Deas 67.50
$426.53
Amount to be funded through the City-$426.53
MOORPARK
CLINT HARPER, Ph.D.
Mayor
ELOISE BROWN
Mayor Pro Tern
THOMAS C. FERGUSON
Councilmember
JOHN GALLOWAY
Councilmember
JOHN PATRICK LANE
Councilmember
MAUREEN W. WALL
City Clerk
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
M E M O R A N D U M
The Honorable Mayor and City Council
Community Services Department
October 6, 1987
YOUTH ART EXPERIENCE '87
STEVEN KUENY
City Manager
CHERYLJ.KANE
City Attorney
PATRICK RICHARDS, A.I.C.P.
Director of
Community Development
R. DENNIS DELZEIT
City Engineer
JOHN V. GILLESPIE
Chief of Police
THOMAS P. GENOVESE
City Treasurer
The Ventura County Arts Commission and City of Moorpark co -sponsored
an Arts Education Program in May, 1987. The County of Ventura
allocated $750 to the program which was matched by the City for a total
budget of $1,500. These funds were used to financially support the
program.
The final cost of the Arts Education program was $785.20 which
subtracted from the $1,500 leaves a balance of $714.80. By dividing
the expenses and subtracting that number ($392.60) from each $750
allocation there was a balance of $357.40 for both the City and County.
Because this program took place in the 1986/87 Fiscal Year, the city's
portion of the balance was returned to the General Fund and is no
longer available.
After contacting the Ventura County Arts Commission, they indicated the
$357.40 balance can be applied to next year's program.
Attached is a Financial Statement for the Youth Art Experience '87
(Attachment I)
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Attachment I
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YourR ART EXPERIENCE '87
Revenue - 4/23/87 County of Ventura $ 750.00
- matched funds by City of Moorpark 750.00
Expenditures:
$1,500.00
Wayne Dean (Demonstration) $274.00
California Fomeboards 511.20
$785.20
Balance $ 714.80
($357.40 County)
($357.40 City)