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The Public Services Corn: ,),2/ Henry William Hoot, Chairman, moves the eel:eh-on
November 29, 1979
Miscellanece• 7;=:;olution [•"`
BY PUBLIC SERVICES Ce .::.AMITTEE - Henry William Hoot, Chairman
CETA EY-80 ALLOCATION - TITLES II-D and VI
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF CC•'-•,•'•'!''TIONERS
Mr. Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners :viscellanec
No. 6546 and applied for and was gieinte:::: .1,e designation as Prime Sponsor by the U.S.
Department of Labor ister the provisions of the Coneree'lensive Employment and
Training Act of 1973 and the Comprehensive Employment and -;raining Act Amendments of
1978; arid
WHEREAS, the Department of Labor has anne:Te,---el CETA funding levels to Prime
scal year 1980 in ETA CETA LETTER. 7..), 80-8 (see attachment 1); and
v'viieRE.AS, the funds allocated for Public Service Erriplo:•.:;e-t in Title 11-D amounts
to $5,844,118 and Title VI amounts to 56,074,470, which are to Le e,•-,pended during the
period October 1, 1979 to September 30, 1980; and
additionally, the allowable carry-forward amount is 5 1 ,283,;..I1,i
Title 11-D and $1,-7-2,995 in Title VI, which gives the Public Service Employment. Program
a total of $7,1e -•-•:, in Title 1I-D and 57,954,Ae4•5 in Title VI for fiscal year 1980; and
WHF:J:EAS, the attached schedule disfrH funds hosed on sustaining need rather
enernployn c::dbccition to avoid immediate: UF •
NOW THER ;J7:, IT that the ‘. County Board of Commie.:oners
approve the distribution of Title 11-D and VI funds in accordance with the attached scheat; •
(attachment 2).
BE r.:T-SOLVED that the plannie:;i2eee. eelir
es, and that a rnodificce.•e
cover these adjustmere,eia submitted to the Depareee-t ,f Labor.
BE IT FURTHER RLSOLVED that the alloccolon to the City of Hazel Park be
con: a future approval of the occupational summary by the Public Services Co;
of the foregoing re-.<1
PUBL:C S7.7`.../.;CES•
FORMULA •
ALLOCATIONS
$ 100,564
179,793
120,051
76,340
1,705,784
CONSORTIUM) *631,363
$ 2,813,895
*SEE ABOVE
*SEE ABOVE
*SEE . ABOVE
PROPOSED FY-80 ALLOCATIONS FOR TITLE II-D
AUTH. )
PROGRAM AGENTS
CITY OF FARMINGTON HILLS
CITY OF ROYAL OAK
CITY OF SOUTHFLELD
CITY OF TROY
CITY OF PONTIAC
WATERFORDTOWNSHIP (INC.
CONSORTIUM
HURON VATLFY SCHOOLS(WTC)
PONTIAC SHCCOTS (WTC)
WATERFORD SCHOOLS_ (WTC)
TOWNSHIPS
ADDISON
AVON
AVON-(PDCHESTER-AVON REC.
BLOOMFIELD
BRANDON
COME=
GROVELAND
HIGHLAND
HOLLY
INDEPENDENCE
LYON
MILFORD
OAKLAND
ORION
OXFORD
PONTIAC
ROSE
ROYAL OAK
SOUTHFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
WEST BLOOMFIELD
WHITE LAKE
CITIES
BERKLEY
BIRMINGHAM
CLAWSON
FARMINGTON
. FERNDALE
-HAZEL PARK
HUNTINGTON WOCDS
KEEGO HARBOR
LATHRUP VILLAGE
MADISON HGTS,
NOVI
OAK PARK
PLEASANT RIDGE
RCCHESTER
SOUTH LYON
WALLED LAKE
WIXOM
NORTHVILLE -
ORCHARD LAKE
STATE-FEDERAL
MESC
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY
COUNTY
$ 16,086
74,304
65,323
29,150
52,258
10,044
25,476
16,821
78,061
12,412
21,720
14,045
72,835
44,093
64,588
10,206
31,273
22,618
19,515
61,076
74,631
$ 816,535
$ 48,838
45,970
44,419
40,311
119.304
110,932
11,241
15,194
4,031
133,336
27,520
94,498
9,225
31,396
4,031
17,985
12,248
1,783
2,946
775,208
26,163
26,162
57,325
NEED
• ALLOCATIONS
127,329
235,069
205,685
29,384
2,1 25,417
119,447
$ 2,842,331
$ 153,575
34,138
153,575
$ 341,288
$ P
7,563
7,563
68,067
45,378
37,815
75,630
60,5n4
$ 302,520
15,126
30,252
22,689
60,504
22,689
30,252
7,563
30,252
60,504
0
0
$ 279,831
$ 45,378
60,504
$ 105,882
ACTUAL
ALLOCATIONS
$ 146,918
235,069
254,658
58,767
2,125,417
119,447
$ 2,940,276
$ 153,575
51,192
307,150
$ 511,917
$ P
22,689
7,563
68,067
7,563
69,067
22,689
37,815
75,630
P
68,067
378,150
15,126
98,319
45,378
- 60,504
83,193
30,252
22,689
30,252
60,504
$ 446,217
45,378
60,504
105,882
OAKLAND CO. BD OF COMM. $ 629,232 $ 423,528 $ 423,5
PROPOSED FY-80 ALLOCATIONS FOR TITLE II-D PAGE 2
FORMULA - NEED ACTUAL
ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS
SCHOOLS
AVONDALE $ 10,178 $ 0 $ P
BETKLEY 18,241 68,067 .68,067
BIRMINGHAM - 32,714 . 22,689 22,689
BLOOMFIELD HILLS 24,850 0 P BRANDON 9,979 22,689 22,689
CLARENCEVILLE 8,063 0 0
CLARKSTON 22,008 P P
CLAWSON 9,517 . - 0 P
FARMINGTON 39,455 . P P
FERNDALE 19,034 37,815 37,815
HAZEL PARK 22,074 37,815 37,815
HOLLY 14,209 P P
HURON VAILEY 33,309 P 0
LAKE ORION 19,695 P P
LAIvIPHERE 11,367 P 0 MADISON 11,367 22,689 22,689
NOVI . 10,112 30,252 30,252
OAK PARK 12,623 68,067 68,067
OXFORD 10,839 0 P PONTIAC 64,173 - 0 P ROCHESTER 33,705 37,815 37,815
ROYAL OAK 33,970 83,193 83,193
SOUTH LYON 14,011 P P SOUTHFIELD 33,904 P P
TROY 37,539 45,378 , . 45,378.
WALLED LAKE 34,960 131,512 181,512
WATERFORD 51,153 P P WEST BLOOMFIELD 17,844 0 P
$ 660,893 $ 657,981 $ 657,981
PRIVATE NONPROFIT
AMERICAN YOUTH HOSTELS $ 9,299 $ 22,689 $ 22,689
AREA SERVICES 9,299 22,689 22,689
BOY SCOUTS (pcmorr) 3,100 7,563 7,563
CAMPFIRE GIRLS 9,299 22,689 22,689
CITIZENS FOR BEITER CARE 6,199 15,126 15,126
COMMON MOM 12,398 30,252 30,252
JEWISH VCCATIONAL 9,299 22,689 22,689
NEW HORIZONS 9,299 . 22,689 22,689
0.L.H.S.A. 12,398 P 30,252
0.L.H.S.A. - OUTSTATION 123,993 - 302,520 302,520
0.L.H.S.A. - PROJECT WARMTH 15,498 37,815 37,815
LEGAL AID 6,199 15,126 15,126
PONTIAC AREA LIGHT HOUSE 9,299 22,689 22,689
PONTIAC CITIZENS COALITION 15,498 37,815 37,887
SAFETY COUNCIL 3,100 7,563 7,563
SALVATION ARMY (CAMP) 9,299 22,689
SALVATION ARMY 6,199 22,689 22,689
SANCTUARY FOR RUNAWAYS 3,100 7,563 7,563
UNITED WAY 6,199 15,126 . 15,126
WALSH COLLEGE 12,398 30,252 30,252
YMCA (BIRMINGHAM) 12,398 30,252 30,252
YMCA (ROYAL OAK) 3,100 P 7,563
ROCHESTER AVON REC. AUTH.- 3,100 P 0
$ 309.950 $ 718,485 $ 756,372
VILLAGES
BEVERLY HILLS
BINGHAM FARMS
CLARKSTON
FRANKLIN
HOLLY
LAKE ANGELUS
LAKE ORION
_LEONARD
MILFORD
ORFOWILLE
OXFORD
WOLVERINE LAKE
$ 18,209
2,598
3,227
1,560
2,704
1,356
9,468
1,037
19,557
4,060
9,681
15,195
$ 88,652
0
0
PROPOSED FY-80 ALLOCATIONS FOR TITLE II-D PAGE .3
FORMULA NEED ACIITAL
ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLCCATICNS
TOTALS
PROGRAM AGENTS $ 2,813,895
CITIES 775,208
VILLAGES 88,652
TOWNSHIPS 816,535
SCHOOL DISTRICTS 660,893
PRIV ATE NONPROFIT 309,950
OAKLAND COUNTY 629,232
STATE-FEDERM 52,325
P.S. ADMINISTRATION 356,399
B.O.C. TRAINING 624,899
$ 7,127,988
$ 3,452,193
446,217
P
378,150
657,981
756,372
423,528
105,882
356,399
551,266
$ 7,127,988
U. S. Dop,:-N-irri-zit of Lsbor
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Lrriployroent and Traininz,
220 South Dearboin Street
Chiczzo, Illinois 60504
4 di ci‘, -f
5-7GP-F
October 22, 1970
REGION V ET-4 GE= LEI= NO 3 O -8
SUBJECr: FY 1980 calAA1lcc.c.ations
TO: All Prime Sponsors
1, Purpose: To transmit FY 1930 =22+1 1ccati.ons to Prime Sponsors,
and init -H funding actions to be taken by the Regional Office:.' '
2. Directives Affectd:
P -F-.%arenges: Region V ET.--. Letter No. 79-97, dated
September 17, 1979,
Associate Regional ..diministratkar !:/lailgrams, dated
the last week of Seotemtr— 1973 (Initial Funding of
FY 1930 Annual Plan Sub-carts).
b. Rescissions: P"'"0-3 0n V 12 1 7= CIL-21ATte- No. 79-53, dated
June, 1, 1979.
3. Subject Index: V - Fiscal and NIS
VII - Grant Pard 4 n;- ar-3 Pe77-4,-w-
4. Background: All Fiscal Year 1980 Com -na'res.si,,.-e 77p10-vment and Trainin
Plans (CETPs) have been conditionally approve be the Regional Office, and
orimo sponsors have been authorioed to operate programs on carry forward
FY 1979 funcls (TEW Region V prime sponsors are being financed by a c-Thin.a-
tion of calliforward from the old prime sponsor and/or regional. resa ,-7es).
On October 12, 1979 Congress passed a continuing resolution and FY 1900
allocations/appropriations have been received and will be distributed to
Prime Sponsors.
5 : Funding: Fiscal Year 1980 programs will he financed through a ccmbina-:
tion of carryover and New Cbligational Authority (Not) EI:cess carryover,'
as determined. by Prime Sponsor worksheets, for Title II-D, YCCIP, YEI2, and
Title VI will reduce NO.A. dollar for dollar. Prime Sponsors well hoverer,
retain 100% of their carryforward funds (:,e'Ja allowed and reallocated excess).
Eecause the planning estimates and the final allocations differ si7Lifioantly,
in many cases, replanning may he necessary.
OCT
a.
- 2 -
NFAs are being issued transferring carIyforward from the 1979 Annual Pl ao
Subparts to the 1980 Annual Plan Subparts. Please note that the carry-
forward taken from the FY 1979 Administrative Cost Pool e712s=t will be
reflected on the NE°A as a redaction of the largest contributi on to the -
Cost Pool. If the carr7y-forT,ard. is larger than that contribution, then
the next highest contribution w=11 be reduced and so on until the entire
carryforward is licuidated. This is being done For administ-stivo con-
venience since there is no necessity to "cost back" expenses against
individual contributions. The 1980 Cost Pool NFA will, however, reflect
subpart contributions and carryferw-curd amounts individual ly.
With the exception of those prime soonsors who are inorexon tally funded,
the Regional Office wi 11 issue NFAs for the full amount of Nal. The
amount contributed to the Afe9inis tra Live_ Cost Pool will be the amount
identified on the BIS back-up for that respective subPart, or the
statutory limit, whichever is lower. The base for applying the statutory
percentage is the total allocation, including any excees ca-co -r)ver.
6. Procedures: Attachment No. 1 provides 'total allocations for progra=
authorized under Titles II-A, B and C, II-D, T7 (1-ETP and YCT----') , VI,
and VII. These allocations include amounts required by the Act to hold
harmless those pre 517_01-.E0c2., serving areas where allocations oth
would be reduced as a result of the discontinuance of the use of the
current population surveys (CPS) to determine annus.7 unioolo7,-ment data.
These allocations also include non-utilized carryf=7:7,-d funds in axcess
of allowable percentage limits which have been peeled an(-1. reallocated on
the national level. These amounts remain with the sneerer as art of
the carryover transfer. They have been applied to the riationicle ferrule
allocations (for Title II-0, YCCIP, 7u1711 , and Title VI) and will result in
a dollar for dollar decrease in New Cbligational Toatho -,'ItY (Tra) From total
fo:anula allocation levels. All prime sponsors, therefore, will retain 100%
of their carryforward funds.
In Title II-ABC, as in the past, price sonsors will be hold han7less, at
90% of their prior fiscal year's allocation levels. If the foin:ula produces
an amount less than 90%, the spense-'s FY 1 9?,0 al location is raised to
the hold harmless level in the "Adjust Amount" column of Attachment 4.
The following table illustrates, by title and subpart, pertinent information
on the formula allocations.
Title IV
(vCC P) $105 million $10 million - Average Unamps-,
- -71 -
Title
(Subrart) -
Title =BC
Nation-wde
Nationwidn Pooled
Na% Ca=v-771
$1,811 irdilion - 0 -
Allocation locat ion Fe-,-r:nla
Factors
- Prior Fiscal Year's
Allocation
- Average UteErlovment
Number of Tnults in
Lew Income Families
- AEU Uneffpl=ent
Does not include Consortia Incentive
Title II -D $1,345 million $305 million* - Average Uremploment
- 4.5% FNCeSS UnaTplo':7ent
- 6.5% 72,SCI 1:5.7.71(:
- n.lmLer of Adults in
Low Lnccca Families
*In-ludss unobligated, realj:cat.cd funds
(IT;r:".) $544 rail lion $21 Trr;1 14 -- -_,.... "
- 6
- Persons in Lo,iw Income
Families
Title V7 $1,453 million $233 mjllicn* - Average Unoplovrent
- 4.5% F=ess UnEuTplcvment
- 5.5% AEU UneliJployment
*Includes unobligated reallocateA funds
Also, in Title VI, FY 1980 NCT, savings realized
by reallocated excess carryforward, has been con:bine-I
with Title VI Secretary Discretionary -Fi-rfis and tar-
geted to areas of substantial uncm,n_loyment (AEU) in
accordance with provisions contained in the Lainor/I-17,•T
Conference report.
These targeted funds are being distributz-:d to prime
sponsors which serve areas of substantial unic -7=nt
having an annual arage unTplov7ent rate of 6.51 for the 12
month period of June 1978 to Nay 1979. No prime sponsor
will receive targeted funds which wculd result in a FY 1930
Title VI total availability in excess of its FY 1979 total
availabili
Nation:,,2±de
Nationwide Proled
NOA Carrv-Tn
All atrri fa7.7.77:11.a
Factors
L.
m4 --,---,, ii $ 299 rrliori - 0 -
Governor 's
„
$124 million
$21 million
$36 million
$33 million
$41 million
(VDC . Ed.)
(S.I.EC)
(1i okage)
(S'-`z)
(sfzi,2)
- Prior Fiscal Year's
Allocation
- Average Uneimloyment
- Ntffeer of Adults in
Low Income Families
- ASU Utenployment
- o -1
- Prior Fiscal Year's
- 0 - Allocation
- Average UnemPloyment
- 0 -1 I - -0,:mber of Ti`r7c 17 '- in
Low Income Families
—o —
0
- 6.5% z,SU Unem7Ployment
- Parsons in Low Income
Families
Finally, the allocations do not include available Secretary 's Discretionary f=f,o
for Title II-D, Title VI or the YOU77-7_ programs other t11,tn the ("DS adjust7rnt
fun -9s listed or the Title \,71 ASU targeted funds previousl y exPlaincd.
7. Letter of Credit TmendTents: A CEIT:A Letter will be issued.short l y
describing revised Letter of Credit procedures.
8. Thrmiries: Questions should he addressed to your Federal Representative.
9. Expiration Date: qpni.-±-1-r4rg.
1
C. TNCSCU Ross
71e-4 74 2-c:irnal Administrator
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Total FY-80 Title II-D Allocation
Available Funding from FY-79 Carry-in
Total Funding Available to Allocate
A. $ 5,844,118
B. $ 1,283,870
C. $ 7,127,988
ATTACHULT 2 OAUAND COUNTY
EMPLOYME,TT & TRAINING DIVISION
C.E.T.A. TITLE II-D FY-80 ALLOCATION
FORMULA SUSTAINING
* 1. Program Agents $ 2,813,895 $3,452,193
2. Cities $ $ 446,217
3. Villages $ 88,652 $
4. Townships $ 816,535 $ 378,150
5. School Districts $ 660,893 $ 657,981
6. Private Nonprofit $ 362,275 $ 862 254
7. Oakland County $ 629,232 $ 423,528
8. P.S. Administration $ 356,399 $ 356,399
** 9. B.O.C. Training $ 624,899 $ 551,266
$7,127,988
* Includes 15% Training Funds plus 5% Administration
** Balance of County 15% of Item "C" Less Program Agents Training Funds
NOTE:
1. Item "1" Program Agents are to submit to the Prime Sponsor within 30 days
from Board approval a plan of expenditure for the 15% training funds
2. Item "9" represents 15% of Item "C" less program agent training funds.
11/79
Total FY-80 Title VI Allocation
Available Funding from FY-79 Carry-in
Total Funding Available to Allocate
B. $ 1,879,995
C. $ 7,954,465
A. $ 6,074,470
OAKLAND COUNTY
EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING DIVISION
C.E.T.A. TITLE VI 1Y-80 ALLOCATION
FORMULA
* 1. Program:Agents $ 2,825,559
2. Cities $ 997,234
3. Villages $ 114,043
4. Townships $ 1,050,397
5. School Districts $ 850,179
6. Private Nonprofit $ 466,033
7. Oakland County $ 809,449
8. P. S. Administration $ 596,585
** 9. B.O.C. - E.D.P. $ 244,986
SUSTAINING
$ 3,449,087
$ 386,386
$ 178,332
$ 497,844
$ 1,664,432
$ 475,552
$ 393,847
$ 596,585
$ 312,400
. $7,954,465
* Includes 5% Employability Development Planning Funds (for Pontiac Only) plus
7-1/2% Administration.
** Balance of County Dmloyability Development Planning (5) obligated to Intake Agencies
(includes service to all governmental units except Pontiac).
NOTE:
1. Pontiac is to committ within 30 days of Board approval a plan of expenditure of the
E.D.P. Funds.
2. Item "9" includes 5% of Item "C" less allocation to Pontiac.
11/79
$ 104,940 S 140,600 $ 140,600
1,658,186 1,658,287 1,658,287
197,107 251,600 251,600
142,747 355,200 355,200
88,591 88,800 88,800
633,988 88,800 125,800
$ 2,825,559 $ 2,583,287 $ 2,620,287
$ 140,600
991,064
236,800
355,200
125,800
1,849,464 $ 685,500
581,900
14,800
88,800
*See Above 44,400 44,400 44,400
*See Above 22,200 51,800 51,800
*See Above 732,600 732,600 732,600
$ 799,200 $ 828,800 * 828,800
20,693
95,586
84,032
37,500
67,225
12,920
32,772
15,966
27,940
18,067
93,695
56,722
83,086
13,130
40,230
29,096
25,105
78,570
96,006
21,638
100,418
$ 1,050,397
23,424
3,341
4,151
2,007
3,478
1;745
12,180
1,336
25,158
5,223
12,453
19,547
$ 114,043
59,444
52,014
14,862
22,291
7,430
14,862
7,431
29,722
-0-
74,305
7,430
148,610
7,430
7,430
44,583
-0-
59,444
22,291
7,430
14,862
44,583
14,860
178,332
59,444
52,011
14,8C2
22,291
14,862
7,431
29,722
-0-
74,305
7,430
148,610
7,430
7,430
44,583
-0-
497,844
14,862
59,444
22,291
7,430
14,862
44,583
. 14,860
$ 178,332
59,444
52,014
14,862
14,862
-0-
7,430
-0-
-0-
-0--
74,300
-0-
148,610
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
371,522 $ 497,844
14,862
PROPOSED FY-80 ALLOCATIONS FOR TITLE VI
SITE
FORMULA
ALLOCATIONS
.ACTUAL
ALLOCATIONS
(Total)
ACTUAL
ALLOCATIONS
(Sustaining)
ACTUAL
ALLOCATIONS
(Projects)
ALLOCATIONS
PROGRAM AGENTS
City of Farm. Hills
City of Pontiac
City of Royal Oak
City of Southfield
City of Troy
Waterford Township *Inc. Consortium
CONSORTIUM
Huron Valley Schools
Pontiac Schools
Waterford Schools
TOWNSHIPS
Addison
Avon
Bloomfield
Brandon
Commerce
Groveland
Highland
Lyon
Milford
Oakland
Orion
Oxford
Pontiac
Rose
Royal Oak
Southfield
Springfield
West Bloomfield
White Lake
Holly
Independence
VILLAGES
Beverly Hills
Bingham Farms
Clarkston
Franklin
Holly
Lake „Ange1es
Lake Orion
Leonard
Milford
Ortonville
Oxford
Wolverine Lake
PROPOSED FY-80 ALLOCATIONS FOR TITLE VI
FORMULA NEED ACTUAL ACTUAL ACTUAL
ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS
(Total) (Sustaining) (Projects)
CITIES
Berkley - $ 62,826 $ 14,861 $ 37,153 $ 37,153 $ 0
Birmingham 59,136 7,431 22,292 22,292 0
Clawson 57,142 0 29,722 29,722 P
FarmingLon 51,856 P 14,860 14,860 P
Ferndale 153,474 0 P P 0
Hazel Park 142,704 0 P 0 P
Huntington Woods 14,460 14,861 44,582 14,860 29,722
Keego Harbor 19,546 7,431 22,292 22,292 P
Lathrup Village 5,186 14,861 14,860 14,860 P
Madison Heights 171,524 P
Northville 2,294 P P P P
Novi 35,402 37,153 44,583 44,583 P
Oak Park 121,563 7,431 37,153 37,153 P
Orchard Lake 3,788 0 P P P
Pleasant Ridge 11,867 -7,431 7,430 7,430 P
Rochester 40,388 0 29,722 29,722 P
South Lyon 5,186 0 7,431 - 7,431 P
Walled Lake 23,136 22,292 52,014 22,292 29,722
Wixom 15,756 22,292 22,292 22,292 P
$ 997,234 $ 156,044 $ 386,386 $ 326,942 $ 59,444
SCHOOLS
Avondale $ 13,093 0 22,292 22,292 P
Berkley 23,465 37,153 37,153 37,153 P
Birmingham 42,084 0 96,597 22,292 74,305
Bloomfield Hills 31,967 7,431 22,292 22,292 P
Brandon 12,838 14,861 14,860 14,860 P
Clarenceville 10,372 7,431 22,292 22,292 P
Clarkston 28,311 14,861 29,722 29,722 P
Clawson 12,243 14,861 14,860 14,860 0
Farmington 50,756 P 22,292 22,292 0
Ferndale 24,485 0 / 89,167 22,292 66,875
Hazel Park 28,396 22,292 22,292 22,292 P
Holly 18,279 0 7,430 7,430 0
Huron Valley 42,849 44,583 44,583 44,583 P
Lake Orion 25,335 0 22,292 22,292 0
Lamphere 14,623 14,861 29,722 29,722 0
Madison 14,623 0 14,860 14,860 P
Novi 13,008 0 14,860 14,860 0
Oak Park 16,238 44,583 44,583 44,583 P
Oxford 13,943 29,722 29,722 29,722 P
Pontiac 82,552 118,888 118,888 118,888 0
Rochester 43,359 7,431 111,458 22,292 89,166
Royal Oak 43,699 178,332 178,332 178,332 P
South Lyon 18,024 0 14,860 14,860 P
Southfield 43,614 59,444 118,888 111,458 7,430
Troy 48,290 141,180 141,180 81,736 59,444
Walled Lake 44,974 170,902 170,902 104,027 66,875
Waterford 65,804 89,167 89,167, 74,305 1 .1.862
West Bloomfield '22,955 118,886 118,886 29,721 89,165
$1,136,-86g- $1,664,432 ST,1$7,319 $ 468,122
SITE
PROPOSED FY-80 ALUJCATIONS FOR TITLE VI
FORMULA NEED ACTUAL ACTUAL ACTUAL
ALLCCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS ALLOCATIONS
(Total) (Sustaining) (Projects)
PRIVATE NON-PROFIT
American Youth Hostels $ 11,962 $ $ $ $
Alternative Programs -0- 14,862 14,862
Area Services 11,962 14,862 14,862 14,862
Boy Scouts (Detroit) 3,987
Boy Scouts 7,430 7,430 7,430
Boys Club of Royal Oak 14,862 14,862
Boys Club - Troy 7,430 14,862 14,862
Campfire Girls 11,962
Catholic Social Services -0- 29,722 29,722
Citizens for Better Care 7,975
Comon Ground 15,949 -0- 22,291 22,291
Community Employment Ser. 37,153 37,153 37,153
Jewish Vocational 11,962
Jay Shop -0- 14,862 14,862
Jewish Family 7,430 22,291 22,291
Lakeside Health -0- 7,430 7,430
Michigan State Police -0- 7,430 7,430
New Horizons 11,962
0.C.AR.C. -0- 7,430 7,430
O.C. Legal Aid 7,975 7,430 14,862 14,862
0.C. Tourist & Cony. -- -- -- --
0.C. Volunteer Bureau 7,430 7,430
0.C. Welfare Rights 7,430 7,430 7,430
OLHSA 15,949
OLHSA (Outstation) 159,485
OLTISA (Pro. Warmth) 19,936 96,597 96,597 59,444 37,153
POIC -0- 22,291 22,291
Pontiac Area Lighthouse 11,962
Pontiac Cit. Coalition 19,936
Safety Council 3,987
Salvation Army (Camp) 11,962
Salvation Army 7,975
Sanctuary for Runaways 3,987
Roch-Avon Restoration 3,987
VNA Metro Detroit 22,289 22,289
United Way Pontiac 7,975 7,430 14,862 14,862
Walsh College 15,949
Womens Survival 7,430 7,430 7,430
YMCA (Bhm) 15,949
YMCA (HO) 3,987
$ 398,722 $ 200,622 $ 408,678 $ 371,525 $ 37,153
OAKLAND COUNTY
Oak. Co. Board of Comm. 809,449 267,528 267,528 267,528
Law Enforcement 126,319 126,319 126,319
$ 809,449 393,847 393,847 393,847
STATE/FEDERAL
M.E.S.C. 33,655 29,722 29,722 29,722
Oakland University 33,656 14,862 29,722 29,722
Oakland Community College 7,430 7,430 7,430
S 67,311 $ 52,014 $ 66,874 $ 59,444 $ 7,430
SITE
TOTALS
PROGRAM AGENTS
CITIES
VILLAGES
TOWNSHIPS
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
PRIVATE NON PROFIT
OAKLAND COUNTY
P.S. ADMINISTRATION
B.O.C. E.D.P.
PRCUOSED FY-80 ALLOCATIONS DOR TITLE VI
FORMULA
$ 2,825,559
997,234
114,043
1,050,397
850,179
466,033
809,449
596,585
244,986
$ 7,954,465
SUSTAINING
$ 3,449,087
386,386
178,332
497,844
1,664,432
475,552
393,847
596,585
312,400
7,954,465
#9207 November 29, 1979
Moved by Hoot supported by Patterson the resolution be adopted.
AYES: Hoot, Kelly, Lewand, McDonald, Montante, Moore, Moxley, Murphy, Page,
Perinoff, Pernick, Peterson, Wilcox, Aaron, Caddell, DiGiovanni, Doyon, Dunaskiss,
Fortino, Gabler, Gorsline, Hobart. (22)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lynn D. Allen, Clerk of the County of Oakland and
having a seal, do hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of
Miscellaneous Resolution #9207 adopted by the Oakland County Board of
Commissioners at their meeting held on November 29, 1979
with the original record thereof now remaining in my
office, and that it is a true and correct transcript
therefrom, and of the whole thereof.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of said County at Pontiac, Michigan
this 29th .day of... November.............l9??..
Lynn D. Allen......................Clerk
By.................................Deputy Clerk
