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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1995 0419 CC REG ITEM 08IITEM S•r. 7C" 'ATX, CAL',- CITY OF MOORPARK Ct'Y Council MVttec;;', =` -/ >1 1 AGENDA REPORT ACTION: _ _x� TO: The Honorable City Council try FROM: Christine Adams, Director of Community Services`" DATE: April 10, 1995 (Meeting of April 19, 1995) SUBJECT: Consider Resolution Authorizing Staff to ADDly for Community Service Employment Program for Older Americans, Title V 1:; The City Council, at the mee -ir: al April 5, 1995, adopted a resolution allowing City staft -O proceed with the grant application for Title III, lc� f 'americans Act Grant Funds for Senior Center Services. The City has received these grant funds for four years now. In the past the funds have been used to off -set the salary of the full time Senior Center C ardinator. In 1994 -95, the City received $8,000, which wo increased when funds became available, to $10,000. The criteria for the fundinc_ r y 1995/96 is that it must be used for expanding services. "i efore, staff recommended to the City Council tnat it he t_; coyer the salary costs of the part time nalf assistant t - -in Senior Center. Funding for bor k years can & ( Kod nt like this: 1994 -95 ,- Grant Full Time Coordinator .; E 745 $10,000 Part Time Staff 0 0 643 $ 0 TOTAL 2: 388 $10,000 1995 -96 (Proposed) Full Time Coordinator $2& 082 $ 0 Part Time Staff i' 0 $ 8,000 TOTAL N 082 $ 8,000 00065 In reviewing these numbers, ('ity will need to expend $5,694 additional in General Furt(f money for the Senior Center staff in 1995 -96. $1,337 of thLiL, is for a projected 5% merit increase for the Senior Center Coordinator. The above projection does not. account f_i --iny possible COLA in 1995 -96. The City's match for the grant needs to be only 1 /9th of the requested amount, and can to iiiatched by in -kind services, such as a portion of the Senior C�_)ordinator's time for staff supervision_ This grant is , tk,e­ yeas renewable grant. The City can also apply for Employment Program for Older. 2'�: for hiring additional part timE The criteria for this grant ri;: train older persons and provid- employment. Enrollees must �e the age of 60. The grant curl and after that year, the Cit/ :I employment f_ori the enrollee. is the same s that which grant; . This 1.� -t 1 9th mate k services, sucl: as a portion for staff Funds from Title �- may only be and fringe benefits, as establ must be paid the same wages a:; work at the Senior Center (i.e position). Enrollees must k Worker's Compensation PrograiT required of all enrollees p JJ paid for by `.,. i'it lE V Community Service ner i::ans , which could be used s t �I f f ,'nor the Senior Center. ,t that the grantee hire and r }rem jab training for future f _ow income status and over renewed for a second year, .s° attempt to find permanent _Lty's match for this grant for the Title III �.r arc be shown as in -kind r c,r Coordinator's time :sed t., pay enrollee's wages ;he�:i by the City. Enrollees ,ether r,ersons doing the same he c:-L---rent Recreation Leader -,o ,,,,ei ed under the City's Physical examinations are rn;)loyment, and will be A total of $4,a, ��!00 is avail-b. _ for 14195 -96, and this grant is competi,.L %7F . Staff would rte 1.ies -_ a jrant amount of $6,000 which would pay an enrollee f(� X 0 0 t,_ 1000 hours per year. The enrollee would be requ_r� .�) perform duties such as light clerica 1 work, collar ,1 (f ina.1- _erials, receptionist duties, organizing voluntee!- : heclu',_E :3 assisting with the execution of senior special E=, t: <ind other duties as assigned. If the City -s successful would be art _ ncrease in par 1_ Center with n- additional geic;t additional r_hat the . regardless of awarder, - 1 . k The deadline for submitting Title V grant is April. 24, 199` �cE] `Wing both grants, there m( "t'iffing for the Senior t _zrid costs, other than the be required to fund 1 tr ' . cram application for the 00066' RECOMMENDATION Adopt Resolution re(Ictrding the 1995 -96 Community Service Employment Program for ' der- Americans Grant. 00667