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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgendas/Packets - 1976.01.09 - 39646R. Eric Reickel Direclor January 5, 1976 To the Members of the PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Oakland County, Michigan Ladies and Gentlemen: A meeting has been called of the PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION as follows: TIME ® a , , m e , , 0 10:00 a.m. Friday, January 9, 1976 PLACE , , , , , , , . Parks and Recreation 2800 Watkins Lake Road Pontiac, Michigan PURPOSE a e , , a , , Regular Meeting The meeting is called in accordance with authorization of E. Frank Richardson, Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commission, Cordially,' .r R. Eric Reickel Director cn E. Frank Richardson Chairman James W. Dunleavy Vice -Chairman Lewis E. Wint Secretary 0 Velma M. Austin Fred L. Harris George W. Kuhn Joseph R. M ontante Richard V. Vogt Richard R. Wilcox Addison - Oaks ° Oroveland - Oaks ® independence - Oaks ® Waterford - Oaks ® White Lake - Oaks ° Springfield - Oaks OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION January 9, 1976 1. Call Meeting to Order. 2. Roll Call. 3. Approval of Minutes - December 5, 1975; December 8, 1975; December 12, 1975; and December 19, 1975. 4. Approval of Payments Voucher 12-1 through 12-112. 5. Statement of Operations - November, 1975. 6. Election of Officers. 7. Red Run Drain. 8. Independence -Oaks Entrance. 9. Millage. 10. Director's Report. 11. Unfinished Business. 12. New Business. 13. Adjourn. NOTE: Next scheduled meeting January 23, 1976. r", D AMOUNT 'CL 7 qj�La S I B r 111-1 tal 60.00 6/26/76 3 HlarV Jane _.Ke,,res i ater.- Reiland Rent E, Deposit- :Eo-, 200.00 -3, iMliChicran Dep(,i-r­rEt T o,-L ­,bo Aad. Building Mali-nt. 10.00 2 ­11 laakland County Gar -acre 'Y'AQ -- ErIqLi_ip,Rep,& Maint. s 240.00 2 - D, !Co--O-qty of Oakland Grove.& Add.- Security Services 1,163.80 L 40.38 i 22 - 6 iArlo Flesher, Custodian .Plite Zane Reimburse Petty CCLSI 12­7 %S�Lmdry (Commission Meeting) Mt 1!/25/75 Admin. e - Spc. 9 154.40- 12-8 10. C DFO Spi. incf. -T-ay-ina Sod -YAC-Misc. 1 Go ro %,fa_ L e (a A8d. Vlj-i Lk. - GrounAs 2,468.34 M _--t.;Conf,Cntr.-Bldg, Maint, —1-1MIT) & c-l-ain,. Spring. YAC, Grove Add.. Wh. 20.90 0. C. E -gt uipmenFund 148.25- 12-11 Safety Sales, ;,rrounLas._Maint_. 58.00 12-12 Briar Buildip_q CLoly ny MrI.L.k.-Parkin Lot Pa 1 8f85.2 -Conference for National. Admin. -Con-, 1.2-13 ance -ciation Parks. E., Recreation Asso 30.00 12-14 _(Advance De endablz Septic Tcm-",k Cleaners A,dd,Co--qf. Cntr.-Bldg.. Maint. 180.00 12-15 Spalding36.,4a -for, resale ' 12-16 J Michigan Rental Service Spriniq.-Rentail Expense 38.00 12-17* wn�Rv Waterford Disposal Service SrorincT,,Grove, -Rubbish Removal 310. 00 12-18 Doke Builders SIRP water. --Renovate Storage Bldg. 33.54 12 ­19 LLlmllichiaan Disposal Service i T.-Thi-ite Lake-Bldgcf. Maint. 90.00 12-20 j 1-il—tate Alor,-,L S-,/stdms,'j-n.---, Springfield -Bldg, Maint. 94.85 12-21 Lchiagn Ba j Te-le-pho-ne Conipan-u. Tvlh. i '-.�-Corq_--,abgncations 91.'39 22 Detroit Edison indeQ. -$127.*19;Wh.Lk. -�574.20 701.39 2_23 Pci--,j-'L S t- r n b e:r a 1,Aide-o. -Groi-2-nds Maint. �2,50 Construction Supervision -Paving Shelter Bdq,�Groveland 750.00 at- -0 00. 00 12',� 'Engineering & -Inspection Service, rd erford Pool -Waterfo Wave T�k P �0- C oN r � T "0 AMOUNT. Beach Fuel E, SU-00­ 58.36 o,, inc ron. nt-�. -Bldq� Main t 2-25 1 Kast Heating CoOL L C 26.40 i� 2 `5 KI-10 esale Hect-t` ng Sumply At te T�cJke-Bldg. ant 14.95 terford-Houlsekeepi 12-27 lThe T-liesel COMPCIMIVWa J_ n_g_�il�efl lies 67.80 ?--28 Oliver Su.. IV Co-m-OCL-liv Teictt--r'Lord-Hol-3.sekee-cf ,oinSum-plies 12.10 quip-ment Co. Gr 0-"rEciui-o. Ma in t . Sc_4entific Brake �S, Eeland- 32.62 12-30 'Turf Supplies, Inc. Admin.-Prom-Promotion 43.17 -e U Sons Add_,.,Wh. Lk,,-Bidg. Maint. 41.75 12-32 + `4 -I oxford Co-operative Elevotor C 0 ;_..Q__�son-Groulands Ictirft� 16.95 12-33 County of OcO,�Iand. indep. -CoTwposites 46.00 I-orms A�A11, Parks-Uni ;Admin. F YAC 7 Oz C. Central Stores Water.-Hskpincr.Su' ]21ies£ Spring.- 1,258.96 Grounds Maint.;Wcfter.-Senior Citi. - 12-35 Consumers Poxrer C2_mT��any iGtoveland-Maintenance Bldg.- 40.00 12-36 State of Michigan Itiln i Lake -Sales TaxMPayable 19.13 12- 37 Michigan Department of Labor Grove., indep. -Maintenance Bldg. 30.00 12-38 Demers Electric lindeD.-Electrical, 2nd PcLV-.qent 3,469.50 .1 -39 mi Corm . ScIlool Educa-ion Assoc Admin. -Membership Dues 10.00 _q ,o _lfFoundation !,rhite Lake-M G Gerald L Az-�'miT-,3-st-a-ionlZ-Lransportation Lee J, LO .00 — 12.00 j Disq��sctl Ser-,, t�- Lake -Rubbish Removal 24.00 2-a 3 c Companya �Ad ison-Bld Maint. 24.32 Ar-Imin..,Tech.Supp.,YAC,Grove. 1 ? 0, CC Radio i,Add ,,VPh_.Lk.-Rqdio Repair Contract 417.70 -45 i chi an Press Read-L-na -Service ',,.A�IT.ii--,istrci-L.ion-Promo-tional 28.00 ,Dprincf . Grove. ,Water . -Equip. -�-46 1 Eastern S -t ot. t -a Auto S-L�-_ppLy C 0. Mai nt.;Grove.-Sm. Tools 74.92 ric Reic;Se1AL-minis*ration-Travel & Conference l 2.6` 'jP 1.!,--Trcw_sportat3-on 9.90 9AMOUNT i;a }4 n ri i i71S l .at on---O±fice } p"Pl es j..vv_ 276.5C .�, ( p r ii? a Ground -Is �q�ta.�..n t c v-.-._. )t z M p p� .... 892.8C !' r ,,, r. ? t_o �t/' _a t_C��:' o_ r 1S:Collo'l�o�la ( MCctz� +P??w»binn 1 404.1E P johrj �C, �v' z a >r Le -ford-Bldg. iiai n 250.00 - _, 3#�,-F - Irca Sprin ,Trla.7tA Grounds 'faint. } _, _ a ra s.�s _ _ _ . __. _ 11i129.7C ^;TZ.-.5 O -!�' )?� c!_r�mg c of t! l c IJorks Lddison 5e "ate Disposal _ 288.81 Addison-�-Ri?.bbi sh Removal _ _ _ 96.00 12-_56 1 Pont --lac Farms & industrial Trac o-_' Aldiso z-Ecpui�` Main t. 41.5` 1, ' S7 ra ?k Jarsik CCLRi,o ��Y S cincrs...: c i_p . ?ia? nt fi 9.6C a 12-�58 Golf Car Distributors �ma .,W Comm.Golf C d . Car - - 233.5C - - t � 59 - -- - - y Mc q' bSa.._ _ Saw — ? 285. 6C " Administration, Mobile Rec.- 12-60 County of Oakland -- -- -- _. � Wcl ter:.rord-Commariicati.ons 473.5� 1 -61 Plaahouse Inca _ iTWaterfo-rd-Special E'vents,Archer 339.0( 12=62 j'Taterford-Special EventsSj an.c Wayne, Ball w_ ..,...� _._. 69.0( 12-63 z Christine Williams �. �__-� j tt-rford-Special Events Macrame 66.0( 1 - 7' a�u_el_,_ Ct s i, _ �_:r _ r 3 fro.- nc�YAC-Pett Cash Reimburse. 40.2� _ ! Springfie-Ld,YAC, White Lake- „ 12-65 _ Orkin Exterminating __Co �. yn Q �?:_�_1dz�a?� i c�� ntenance 77.0( 1 Payment ��8. 10, 956.4! ITndeneA, -Mechanical Payment 3. 4 590.0( 12_68 Floyd �nVder � � :,;ate -.. -Band for Senior Cit. Dance 135.0 a-•-60' 'f ! Pavro_1 _ _ i PGr Pay -Period Ending 12 5-75. 20,629.: 1 'e>StiC ae San, 4n _S_p_ once. Lk -:travel & Confer. 120.0 lndep. -Uniform Exp. ; YAC, -%_ C Central Sco _S _ _ - _ 1c1i.'�Y+�c>a�.�s.��?ng 5� v _4 353 _u r r Tndepa -Grounds. Main t. ;Vlater.- Sen�_or Ci tizen's Dance �. - % ti + i t i eS `�'� zne >`To ter =o cd- Rubbish Removal _ 35.1 .__ _ Inc, !Yo';elaTzd-Housekeepir_g Supplies. 524. n_.-.__-- �� "3 7 u ; Michic:. n Rentr l Service 1. ._2 7_._ i Mic;?ictan Bell Telephone Compan3 1-2- 8__. 1Constmers Power cof�pan:.d,--� De-troit Edison i 1 v ; P:kra*nid- Co xstx-L.ac-,:i on Co _ -_r"I ;Ellis, Arndt & Truesdel'.l, ±nc. i 2 -82 �y Anderson Lesniak U 'Assoc . tnc , 12-83 Wave Tek Automated' Sw,impools,_ 1 —.184 Su_ndr Comm; Mtq. 12.--85 Michigan Bell Tele -none Co. 12-86 Sundr Expense Reimburseme7-a.-tL 12-87, Wilkie Turf Equipment Coma 12-88 Pontiac Vals ar Paint Center 12-89 Standard Electric Ccmpany�_ 12--.90 Pontiac Photo Service 12-91. Pioneer Hardware 12-•92 Hod es Supply_Corpary 12--93 _ Young Supply Coma p a 1)4 �Gudith i_-;gr(hwarre - 12_...95 Ward S Natural Sci �: nce_.,-..-..,,...- r 96 'As SoC 4 a tefj �iCa,eC l?: OP i Qrl_ r _ e , PURPOSE AL',! 0TTNI T - A!.- ..r'=a= �' a r�?.dr'_ _ 631.25 ' 34.30 Sp"ring.-�a. Maint. _ 1 6.90 Spring. ,YAC,Addison. Addison_ Conference Center -Coin Phones t_ 64.10 Spring.-105.70; Addi son-10.07; Add.. Conf, Cntr.-1.,042.41 - r 1,158.18 Spring.-219.58;YAC•-677..18;Water.- 298.00;Wh. Lk.--124.81 1,319.55 Indep.-Bldg. Construction Trades, 48,895.38 Indep.-Contract Administration 607.43 yove-Professional Observation { 690.00 > ate-r. ra-�,e_Pool-, Payment #2 ' 14, 400.00 A .min, -Per Diem Mileage 542.20 wo. ter-`ord-Communicat ions -COIN- 8.85 - Grove. µTjcmaq�er's Residence _ 139.90 Grove. -Equip. Maint. 58.8� Mob1 le�Rec-a-E(T_iip. Maint.; Administration -Bldg. Maint. 53.72 Grave Iand- Maintenance Bldg. __ 4.34 Admi_nistra Lion-Proiiio-ti on 57.7C l-lhite Lake -Equip. Maint. 4.95 Spring., YAC, Add. Conf. Cntr., : h , Lk. --Bld . Maint- .35.2E tnit"e Lake -Building Maintenance, Maint. • c E' Tech, Supp.-Sm. Tools;Sp-ring, Grove,-Ecuip, Grounds Maint. c lIC --Bldiaint.. ` • - .�.,_._.: TT .. !yes, _. �.., _.., - ' ,., n ^ i-s�Dfrs a LlKe-G0i;C a= 2--•1��;.__ ;.Pontiac Tr;.vel_.`��`T'-L� ".:� iAc:L J"n. Tro,;e1 & 'Conte e n c a Y 1? 102 Kold-7JrCli i o Dc'' ? 02"� . inc., iif LP_Yo--GGjlL1U a"_ct'1! o _,�.. ._.. __. _ _ 2 7 r 103 1 1?•� _wog "; Edison S ring.YAC_;�t11ities �= , --- 12.89 1 2 _' 0 �t ;'aylor Auto Pai nz _ co 2 - aMobi 1e. Rec.-Show�'Iobile Supplies 48.10 10-105 10� -- _ C. Road Commission AcLdn,;-"Per Diem & Milea e- Reimbur. 70000 3 � a xia�g, , YAC Grove, ,Glatera Add. 6 ; Cntr, , �,'h F L.k> -Bldcf & Groun is 742.58 C= C.- DFO 3roi-±x a v L2-107 Pioneer Carer Sales R _ 1 mobile Rec--Vechicle Supplies es � 120.72 12-108 Great Lctl_es P pQ F suool�i Coy �;roiteland -B.la. Maint. -- -- - �t _ . _. _. _ - 522.00 --109 1 Ward So Hetvpnaxz Jr, ' u?3??irlo Gustod?.a1 Services _ . r. - - 270.00 _ ..,�� ._- - - _ 12--1.10 Xerox Corporation is Sunplie Pauline McCormick, Gust s <,dat n , --Petty Cash Reimburses Pit 1 156,62 _12-111 . w _ _W Y 1 Spri"P_4g'.,yAC,Grove,,Indep., 12--112 Michi an Bell a ele hone C m v 2!lrlia ter. AddlsOf-COiCtItiU71T at� 0LAL FOR SIFTS ATTACMD $159,417.8S 1 i 9 S i OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION ANALYSIS OF FUND BALANCE As of November 30, 1975 Cash on hand 1/l/75 Investments ® 111175 FUND BALANCE - 111175 Add: Revenue over Expenditures v Per Statement Collections on Accounts Receivable DNR Grant - Pike Rearing Pond®Independence DNR Grant v Red Run Drain Michigan Council of Art's Grant -Troupe in Transit Gift from Blind Recreational Society (Independence) Decrease in Golf Merchandise Inventory Depreciation Charges - (Non Cash Items) Deduct: Payments for Capital Equipment Payments on Capital Projects Payments on Vouchers Payable Gain on Equipment _Traded (Non Cash Item) Sales Taxes Paid FUND BALANCE _ 11/30/75 .$ 130,96.9.38 1,125,000.00, $1:1255,969.38 $ 932,395.63 201,029.46 410.57 9,221.25 800.00 1,000.00 726.19 127,951.13 1*273,534.23 $2,529,503.61 $ 120,557.39 1.,624,875.44 75,688.39 300.00 13.56 1,821,434.78 708,068.83 Oakland County Parks and -Recreation COMBINED OPERATING STATEMENT For the Period Ended75 Actual Year Actual (Over) to Date 1975 Under Revenues 11/30Z5 Budget Bu! r t Administration' $1,743,256.89 $1,671,400.00 $ (71,856.89) . Mobile Recreation 31,805.01 42,200.00 .10,394.99 Springfield Oaks: _ Golf Course 18,932.56 45,531.00 26,598.44 YAC 29,664.76 165,321.00 135,656.24, Groveland Oaks 119,866.13 102,570.00 (17,296.13) independence Oaks. -0- -0- -0- Waterford Oaks 24,819.32 27,03O.Q0 2,210.68 Addison Oaks: Park 34,373.34 32,470.00 (1,903..34) Conf. Center 8,279..56 13,500.00 .5,220.44 -White Lake Oaks 206,746.56 219,035.00 12,288.44 TOTAL REVENUE $2,217,744.13 $2,319,057.00 $ 101;312.87 O-perating Expenses Administration $ 306/235.14 $ 397,793.00 $ 91,557.86 Mobile Recreation' 126,453.18 124,690.00 (1,763.18) Springfield Oaks: = Golf Course 113,499.48 122E124.00 -8,624.52 YAC 119,159.55 165,321.00 46;161.45 Groveland Oaks 149,900.31., 186,401.00�(1) 36,5OO.69 Independence Oaks 34,157.78 29,639.00:(1) (4.,518.78) Waterford Oaks 54,623.78 71,768.00 17,144.22 Addison Oaks: Park , 167,239.64 195,985.00 .28,745.36 Conf. Center 38,667.65 25,700.00 (12,967.65) White: Lake Oaks 175,4ll.99 165,755.00 (9,656.99) Contingency -0- 47,705.00*(2) 47,705.00- TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE $1E285,348.50 $532� 881.00 $ 247,532.50 NET -INCOME (LOSS) $ 932,395.63 $ 786,176.00 $(146 219.63 Budget Expenditures: 84% Budget 'Balance: 16% (1) Transfer of Salary & Fringe Benefits from Groveland to Independence. (See operating Expenses for details) (2) Transferred $2,295.00 to Independence for "Chipper Repair". Page L . Curren-, Mont; Revenue Oakland County Parks and Recreation ADMINISTP.ATION Statement of Operations For the Period Ended, 11/30/75 $. 153.90 Tax Revenue 14.36 Interest Delinq. Tax 1,136.67 Income on Investments -0- Misc. Income $ 1,304.93 TOTAL REVENUE Operating Expenses $11,832.78 -0- - 0- -0- -0- 201.08 417.15 48.40 534.00 -0- 3.00 182.90 24.88 30.75 -0_ 1,150.15 200.00 437.94 340.18 -0- 384.00 151.34 -0- 1,523.37 270.00 Administration Actual Year to Date 11/30 75 . $1,6389795.31 238.08 104,138.11 85._39 $1,743,256.89 Salaries -.gull Time $ Part Time - Reserve Service Increments Fringe Benefits Rental Expense Communications Equip. Rep. & Maint. Per Diem & Mileage - Coin. Insurance Laundry & Dry Clean Building Maint. Membership Due E. Pub. Miscellaneous Exp. Propery Lease Payt. Office Supplies Profezzional Services Transportation Travel & Conference Housekeeping Sup Depreciation Radio Rep. Contract Purchasing Dept. Services Promotional Expense Custodial Services $17,731.92 , TOTAL ADMIN. EXPENSE 121,836.46 720..00 50.75 -0- 17,408.63 1,395.58 3,558.26 136.04 5,598.77 00_ ' 36.00 312.76 1,345.69 131.82 -0- 9,163.39 15,072.00 4, 848-. 67 4,955.14 98.95 3,689.21 1,792.74. 4,891.50 40,247.03 2,940.00 1975 Budget $1,580,000.00 400.00 90,000.00 1,000.00 $1,671,400..00 3.44, 924. 00 3,327.00 1,000.00 1,716i00 32,480.00 3,500.00 4,800.00. 1,200.00 12,500.00 300.00 400 .. 00 500.00 1,500.00 300.00 1,800.00 7,00MO 6,000.00 5,500.00 6,00�r0.00 200.00 4,000.0E 2,000.00 7,000.00 40,000.00 3,240.00 Actual (Over Under Budget $(58,795.31) 161,92 (14,138.11) 914.61 $(71,856.89) $ 23;087.54 2,607.00 949.25 I r 716.00" 15,071.37 2,104.42 lf241.74 1,063.96 6,901.23 300.00 364.00 187.24 154.31 168.18 1f800.00 (9,163b39 (9,072.00 651.33 ,1,044.86 101.05 310.79 207.26 2,108.50 (247.03 300.00 240,229.39 S;_ 291.187.00 $ 504957.61 Continued on Page 2 Current. rlonth $ 535..00 .60.00 -0- 30.00 -0- -0- 115.00 -0- -0- -0= $ 740.00 ;� �301.21 $ 5,561.21) Oakland County ?'arks and Recreation MOBILE RECREATION Statement of Operations For the Period Ended 11/30%75 Actual Year Actual (Over; to Date 1975 Under 11/30/75 Budget Budget Rent - Show Mobile $ 2.,849.10 $ 7,800.00 $ 4,950.90 -- Skate Mobile 4,875.00 8,800.00 3,925.00 - Swim Mobile 715.00 8,800.00 8,085.00 - Puppet Mobile 2,300.00 4,800.00 2,500.00 - Fashion Mobile 45.00 3,600.00 3,555-.00 - Movie Mobile 847.50 3,600.00 2,752.50 - Sports Mobile 2,595.00 4,800.00 2,205.00 Porta John 75.00 -0- (75.00) Special Grant. 17,443.41 -0- (17,443.41) Miscellaneous Income 60.00 ^-0- 60 00 TOTAL REVENUE $ 31,805.01 $ 42,200.00 $ 10,394.99 LESS: Operating Exp.- 1261 453.18_ 124,690.00 (1,763.18) NET INCOME (LOSS) $(94,648.17) -( 82,490.00) $(12,158.17) fir:.. .._a_g. For the .Period En- ed 11 30 75 Actual Ye AG ual (0 �.r: Current to Date 1975 MOnth Expenses 11,/30/75 Budget B=adge'c $ 904.14 Salaries - Full Time $: 10,154.92 $11,004.00 $ 849.08 135.00 - Part Time 50,541.35 48,935.00 (1,606.35) -0- - Reserve 1,963.73- -0_ .. '(1,963.73) -0- : =ri.nre Benefits 1,614.63 2,450.00 :: 835.37' -0- Advertisi-ng 1,281.98 2;000.00 02 162.54 Cornmiuni.cati ons 1,075.71 400.,00-. .7M, (675.71) 91.45 Equip.Rep. Ma.int, 2,342.55 2',000•1,00' (342.55) -0- Insurance -0- 500..00 500.00 -0- Dues & PLiblications 1.19.50 .100,.00 (19.50) -0- Miscellaneous 15.00 100.40 85.00 -0- Office Supplies 424.22 800..00 375.78 -0- Uniforms 158.51 900.00 741.49 314.20 Mobile Recur Supplies 4,433.13 3,.00mo � (,1,/•33.13). 999.69 Transportation 12,690.78 9,57,6.00 (3,114.78) -0- 'Travel & Conference 987.35. 500..00 (487.35) - -0- Small Taols 164.95 100.00 (64,95) 3,694.19 Depreciation 38,414.87 47,000.00 -.3,585.13 -0-. Radio Repair -Contract 70.00 325..00 2�55.00 $ 6,301.21 TOTAL OPERATING EXP. $ 126y453.18 ..124,690.00 $ 1,763.18 B :.dget Expenditures: 1.01.4°° Budget- Balance: _07 OAKLAND. COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION REVENUE COMPARISON MOBILE RECREATION Month of Nnvrmmhar Vanr +,, rn+� AT n 1974 490,00 1975 535.00 Variance 45.00 Rent.- Show Mobile 1974 198 2 1975 849 0 Variance 1,651,10 770.00 60.00 710.00 Rent - Skate Mobile 2,970.00 4,875.00 1,905.00 765.00 -0- 765.00 Rent e Swim Mobile 1,215.00 715.00. (500.00) 175.00 30.00 145.00 Rent - Puppet Mobile 1,475.00 2 300.00 825.00 =0- -0- -0- Rent - Fashion Mobile 159.00 45.00. 114.00 180.00 -0- 180.00 Rent -'Movie Mobile 675.00 847.50. 172.50 -0- 115.00 115.00 Rent Sports Mobile -0- 2,595.00 2,595.00 25.00 -0- 25.0.0 Rent - Porta John 247.00 75.00 172.00 -0- -0-. -0- Mini Grant 18 657.95 17 443.41 (11214.54) -0- -0- -0- Miscellaneous -0- 60.00 60.00 $ 2,405.00 $ 740.00 $ (.1,665.00) TOTAL $ 26,596.95 $ 31,805.01 $ .5,208.06 ` OcLklcLrd County '=arks c=_l Recreation SPRIIYGFIELD GO! ,- C0TJ' Operati nr Exper:.. s For the Period Ended 11 30 75 Actual feae Actual (Ove Current to Date 1975 Under Mon-' O�peratinq Expenses 11ZW/Z5 Bucket )3udget` 6,062.62 Salaries - Full Time $ 53,003-.01 48,326.00 $ (4;677.-01) 80.88 - Part Time 8,016.37: 8,938.00 921.63. -0- - Reserve 2,193.67 1,-900.00 (293.67) "0- Fringe Benefits 8,033.03 1-1,1.00.00 3,066.92._ 3.25 Rental Expense _ 32..50 . 150.00 117.50 216.84 Communications 1*965.90 1,000.00 (965.'90) 590.45 Equip. --Rep. & Maint. 6,149.15 5,000.00 (1/149.15) 100.00 Rubbish. Removal 1537.00 500 X0 ; ;(37 X0) 3;817.41 Grounds Ma'int.- 8,161.92 -7,000.00 (1-,161.92) 925.10 _ Utilities 6,907.34 1.0,000.00 -3,092.66 -0- - Insurance -.. 1,629.-00 ...7,400.00 $,771..Q0 271.72 Laundry &-.Dry Clean: 1,116.11 1,050,00 -.,(66.11): .29 Bldg. Maint 2,411.54 .3,500.,00 1t088.46 m0- Dues & Publications. 45.00 :-,200.00 155.00 17.14 - Misc. Expense 70.08 :'.. 100.00 29 E 92 -0- Office Supplies. 52.16 600.00. _ 547.84 -0- Uniforms 39.50 500.00-.. 460.50. --368.20 Transportation .. -1,761.02- ..1.,500.00 -(261.02) -0- Travel & Conference o0m 500.00 500._00 -0- Housekeeping Sup. 550037 OO.OQ -249.�63 2.73 Small Tools 313.01 200..00 (113.01) 1,210.38 Depreciation 8,496.49 7,410.00 (1,086Q49) -0- Shortage/overage (27.65) -0- 27�65 -0- Comm. Golf Carts 266.00 1,250.,00 984..00 -0- Golf Mdse. For Resale 1,776.91 3000.;00 1,223.09 -0- Radio Repair Contract -0- 200.00 200.00 $ 13 , 667. 01 TOTAL OPERATING EXP. $ 113t.499..48 $122 ,124. 00 8,624.52 Dudget Expenditures. 92.9% Budget Balances 7.1% Oakland County Parks and Recreation SPRINGFIELD GOLF C_OJRSE Statement of Operations For the Period Ended 11 30 75 Actual Year Actual (Over) Current to Date 1975 Under Month Revenue 11/30/75 Bu- (get Budaet $ -0- Comm. Food Sales $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ -0= --0- Sales - Pro Shop 2,181.06 4-500.00 2,318.94 --0-- Rent - Golf Carts 664.00 2,500.00 1,836.00 -0-- - Other Equip. 301.01 1,400.00 .1,098.99 (67.50) -Green Fees 15/305.49 37,000.00 21,694.51 .0- Contract Comm. Phone -0- 30.00 30.00 -0- Miscellaneous --0- 100.00 100.00 0- Clubhouse Rental 480.00 -0- (430,00) $_ (67.50) TOTAL REVENUE $ 18,932.56 $ 45,531.00 $ 26,598.44 '13,667.01 LESS: Op6ratin.g EX 113,499.48 122,124.00 8,624.52 $(13 734.51) NET INCOME (LOSS) $(94,566.92} $('76,593.00 $(17,9773.92) OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION REVENUE COMPARISON SPRINGFIELD GOLF COURSE Month of November 1974 $ 246.55 _ 1975 $ 67.50 Variance 314.05 Green Fees 4.49 -0- 4.49 Sales - Pro Shop .15 -0- (.15) Contract Commissions 75.00 -0- (75.00) Clubhouse Rental 11.00 -0- (11.00) Facilities E i . 7,747.89 -0- (7,747.89) Miscellaneous -0- -0- -0- Comm. Food 8,085.08 $ (67,50 $' (8,152.58 Year to Date Nove 1974. 1975 3'6 318.06 $ 15,3d5.49 3,511.99 2,181.06 66.95 0- 525.00 480.00 3;922.31 965.01 7,749.79 -0- 1.00 1.00 52,095.10 30 Variance 9330.93) �66.95 (45.00) 2,957.30) 7,749.7 -0- 18 , 932.56 _ _ $ _33 ,162.54 Oakland County Parks and Recreation SPRINGFIELJ-OAKS YAC Statement of Operations For the Period Ended 11 30 75 Actual Year Actual (Over Current to Date 1975 Under Month Revenue 11/30Z75 Budget Budget 975.00 Rent - YAC $ 10,095.00 $ 8,000.00 $ (2,095.00) -0- Fees -.Antique Car 200.00 7,500.00 7,300.00 32.40 - Rodeo 12,469.25 29,000.00 16,530.72 -0- - Circus 3,000.00 3,000.00 -0- -0- - Horse Show -0- 200.00 200.00 -0- - 4 H Fair. 743.40 600.00 (143.40) -0- - New 2,395.50 4,000.00 1,604.50 24.59 Comm. Phone 66,31 -0- (66.31) 15.00 Misc. Income 181.67 112,021-.00 111,839.33 -0- Comm. Food Sales 513.60 -1,000.00 486.40 1,046.99 TOTAL REVENUE $ 29,664.76 $165,321.00 $ 135,656.24' 4,767.07 LESS: Opex-atincg.Exp. 119,159.55 16"5,321.00 46,161.45 $ 3 720.08) NET.INCOME (LOSS) $ (89,494.79) $ -0- $ (89,494.79) Page 2. Oakland County Parks and Recreation ADMINISTRATION Statement of Operations For the Period Ended 11/30/75 Continued from Page 1. Actual Year Actual (Over) Current to Date 1975 Under Month Technical Support 11�30�75 Budget Budget $ 4,114.24 Salaries.- Full Time- $44,870036 $ 70,505.00 $ 25,634.64 -0- - Part Time -0- -0- -per -0- - Reserve -0- 1,000.00 1,000.00 _0_ Service Increments -0- 1,190.00 1,190.00 -0- Fringe Benefits 6,166.79 15,511.00 9,34.4.21 _0- Rental Expense -0- 500.00 500.0.0 .-0- Equip. Rep. .& Maint 78.63 600.00 521.37 sp- Insurance -0- ,500.00 500.00 70.20. Laundry & Dry Clean 643.55 850.00 -206.45 -0- Uniform Expense 36.00 500.00 464.00. 817.87 Transportation 9,321.99 10,000.00 678,01' 316.63 Travel & Conf. 373.63 500.00 126.37- -0- Small Tools 557.22 300.00 (257.22) 322.82 Depreciation' 3,350.12 4,000.00 649.88 50,g6 Radio Rep..Contract 607.46 650.00 42.54 $ 5,692.62 TOTAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT $ 66,005.75 $ 106,606.00 $ 40,600.25 28,424.54 TOTAL OPERATING EXP. 306,235.14- 397,793.00 91,557,86 $(22,119.61) NET REVENUE OVER EXP. $1,437,021.75 $1,273,607.00, $(163,414.75) Budget Expenditures: 77% Budget Balance: 23% OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION REVENUE COMPARISON ADMINISTRATION Month of wY ,oTn ,cr 1974 708.10) 42.30 13 512.50 1975 153.90 14.36 1 136.67 Variance 862.00 27.94 12 375.83 Tax Revenue Int.- Delin . Tax Int.- Investments 1974 1,390,632,53 ...461.96 150 194.38 1975 1 638 795.31 238.08 104,138.11 Variance 248 162.78 (223.88) (46,056.27) 2,377.64 (21377.64) Miscellaneous 2 659.14 85.39 2,573.75) 15,224,34 1,304.93 (13 919.41) 1 543 948.01'` 1,743,256.89 $19.9 308.88_____� TOTAL Oa:�cland Coun y -land s =nd Recreztion SPtR_'I GFI_BLD-C_�:5 YAC Operating Ex=_nses For the Period En- ed 11 30 75 Actual a e ar .Actual (Uv Current to. Dal_ 1975 Under Month O-Deratinq Expenses 11/30Z75 Budget )3u.dge t $ 2,293.*96 Salaries <- Full Time $ 31,078.17 $ 51, 572.00 $ -20,- 493.83 677.58 - Part Time 8.,936.96 9,2.63.00 826.04 -0-_ - Reserve 1;353.88 5,000.00 3,646.12 -0- Service Increments -0_ 416.00 416.00 -0- Fringe Benefits .6,036.68 12,540.00 6,503.32 _0- Special Events - 31,540.3-9- 44,000.00 12,4.59.61 10.75 Rent Expense. 183.50 500.00 316.50 159.93 Communications 2,310.36 Lf700.00 (610.36' 10.50 Equip. Rep. & Maint. 172.07 _ 1,500.00 1,327,09.3 -0-- Grounds Mainit. 3,491.16 I,500.00 ,(1,991.16' 660.40" Utilities -141215.44 16,000.00 1 ,784.56 -0- Insurance 3,581.00 4'i000.00 419.00 3.8.22 Laundry &• Dry Clean 410.06 630.00 119.94 413.09 Bldg. Ma.int., 101585.46 .LO,000.OQ (585.46. 71-.00 Dues- & Publications 138.00 ?00.00. .62.00 (.50) Miscellaneous 9.50 100.00 90.50 _ 23.39 Office Supplies 779.63 80MO 20.37 -0- Uniforms 57.70 300,,0-0 242.30 1.36.'55 _ . Transportation 1. 741.. 61 1.500.00 (241. 61 0O_. Travel- &. Conf. . _0- 4.00.00 400„00 3.00 __Housekeeping Sup. 5.42.19 1,500.00 - _ .957.81. 1.00 Small Tools 126.68.. 300.00 .-., -173.32 209.08 Depreciation 1,218.79 -.1f000.00 (218.79 59.12 Radio Repair Contract., 650.32 600.00 50.32 $ 41767.07 TOTAL OPERATING EXP. $ 119,159.55 $1 6=5,321.00 ,$ 46,161.45 Budget Expenditures: 72.1% Budget.Balance: • 27.9% OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION'COMMISSION' REVENUE COMPARISON SPRINGFIELD YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTER M'•,r9.1-'h nr T4.-.Year to 'Date TTroml-nor Z(1 1974 _ Q.-.�_ 1,100.00 -0- - -0- 1975 -0- 975.00 -0 -0- Variance _0_ (125.00) -0- : -0- Sales -Food nmjn -. Activities • Cen.ter, Specidl Rentals 1974 1 914.39 rr 81.1 3.9 v 0.0,, ,, 100.00 365.42 3.975 -0- _ , •• 10.,095. -0- -0= Variance ...__.. (1, 914 39 �- 1,.956.00. (365.42) Gratuities -0- -0- -0- Fees - Entrance 2,648022 -0- (2 648.22 1..50 32.40 30.90 Fees S ecial Events 36 722.91 18 808*..18 (17,914,73 -0- 39.59 39.59 Contract Commissions. 9:19 66.31 57.12 -0- -0- Miscellaneous 211•.82 181.67 (30.15)_ -0- -0- Comm. Food 211.17 513.60 302.43 $ 1,101.50 $ 1,046,99 $ (54.51) TOTAL $ 50,322.12 $ 20,664.76 $ (20,657:36 Current Month -0- -0- -0- 383.50 -0- -0- 383.50 7,455.68 _ 110.00 1.98 108.02 (6,964.16) Oakland. County Parks and Redreation GROVELAIND OAKS Statement of Operations For the. Period Ended 11 30 75 Revenue Comm. - Food Service Rental Facilities Rental - Equipment Fess - Entrance Fees - Camping Contract Comm. Misc. Income Actual Year to Date 11/30/75 $ 1,962.92 2,100.00 9,206.47 11,266.50 92,388.26 652.99 438.99 TOTAL REVENUE $ 118,016.13 LESS: Operating Exp. 1.49 370.40 OPER. INCOME (TOSS) $ (31,354.27) ADD: Other Income Rent Houses $ 1,850.00 Less: Maintenance _ 529.91_ NET OTHER INCOME (LOSS) $ 1^,320.09 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ (30,034.18) 0 1975 Bud et $ 2,000.00 1,920.00 9,000.00 14,000.00 75,000.00 500.00 150.00 $102,570.00 $169,401.00 ,$(66,831X0) Actual (Ove Under Budaet $ .. 37.08 (180.00) (206.47) 2,733.50 (17,-388.26) Q.52.99) (288.99) $(15,446.13) 20,030.60 $ 35,476.73 $ -0- $_ (1,850.00) 500.00 (29.91) $ (500.00 $ 1 820.0 )_ $ 67,331.00 $ 3Zj296.82 Oakland County Parks and Recreation GROVELAND-OAKS Operating Expenses For the Period Ended _11130175 Actual Year .Current to Date 1975 Month Operating Expense 1/3Q./7 5 Budget $ 1,895.56 Salaries - Full Time $ 421857.71 $-46,497.00 (1) 298.72 - Part Time 321845.63 43,899.00 75.00 - Reserve 4,191.53 3,000.00 -0- Fringe Benefits 61,371.53 10-,494.00 (2) 3.25 Rental Expense 93.98 1,000.00 98.31 Communications 1,228.16 1,150.00 1,026.54 Equip.Rep.& Maint. 51876.62 6,000.00 " 460.00 Rubbish Removal 311837.00 4,000.00 15.04 Grounds Maint. 9,177.89 8,000.00 1,146.49 Utilities 12,158.34 12,000.00 "0-, Insurance 926.40 3,000.00 124.97 Laundry & Dry Clean 1,267.41 1,490.00 171.99 Bldg. Maint. . 3/636.66 3,000.00 -0- Dues & Publications 60.00 100.00 -0- Mi:scellaneous Expense 69.64 30.0.00 -0- Office Supplies 392.32 750.00 -0_ Uniforms 86.40 300.00 122.60 Transportation 1,454.11 3,000.00 -0- Travel & Conference 188.30 500.00 -p_ Housekeeping Sup. 1,501.96 3,000.00 -0- Small Tools 333.63 200.00 1,949.73 Depreciation 16,650.58 14,721.00 -0- Shortage/Overage 93.85 -0- 67.48 Radio Repair Contract 748.78 1,500.00 -0- Promotional Expense 500.00 500.00 -0- Rec.Prog..Expense 959.40 1,000.00 -0- Security Services 1,862.57 -0-- 7.455.6,8 $ 149,370.40 Actual (Over) Under Buckle t $_ 3,639.29 11,053.37 (11191.53) 4,122.47 906.02 (78.16) 123.38 . 163.00 (1,177.89) (158.34) 2,073.60 222.59 (636.66) 40.00 230.36 357.68 213.60 1,545.89 311.70 1,498.04 (133.63) (1,929.58) (93.85) 751.22 -0- 40.60 (1,862.57) $169,401.00 � 20,030.60 Budget Expenditures: 88.2 Budget Balance 11.8 (1) Transfer $13,200.00 to Independence. P.Zemilis� Salary. (2) Transfer $3,300.00 to Independence, P.Zemilis' Fringe Benefits. OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSIO.%T REVENUE COMPARISON GROVEL:AND-OAKS ----- 1974 160.00 - - -- 1975 110.00 Variance $ 50.00 Rent - Buildings 1974 $ 2 020.00 �v u L-= novemper 3u 1975 Variance' 1,850.00 170.0( -0- -0- Ren•t Facilities 11100.00 - 2.4100.00 1,000.0( 500.50 12.14 383,50 -0- (12.14) 1°ecs .» Camping 72�.91.5.00 733.65 92,388 26 652.99 19,473.2E (80.6E Contract Commissions 19,973.31* -0- 0 (19,973.31) Miscellaneous 20,179.61* 438.99 (19;740.6,' -0- -0- -0- Comm.Food 438.93 1,962.92 11523.9S =-0- -0- -0- Rent Equipment 8,111.84 9,206.47 1,094.6: -0- 0- -0- Fees•- Entrance 14,192.25 11,266.50 (2,925.7! $ 20,645.95 $ 493.50 $ (20,152,45'. TOTAL 119 691.28 119 866013 174.8: Oakland County Parks and Recreation INDEPENDENCE OAKS Operating Expenses For the Period Ended a1430/75 Current Month Operating Expenses $ 1,943.14 Salaries -Full Time -0- Fringe Benefits 24.95 Communications. 89.03.Equip.Rep.& Maint. 61.69 Grounds Maint, 42-.8.4 Utilities -0 Insurance 34.70 Laundry & Dry Clean. -0 Dues & Publications -0- Miscellaneous -0 Office Supplies 160.'00 Transportation . -0 -Travel & Conference -0- Housekeeping Supplies. 26.93 Small Tools 310.20 Depreciation -0- Radio Repair Contract -0- Uniform Expense Actual Year. To Date llZ3Q/7 5 $ 20,776.43 31335.22 124.15 3/734.35 645.54 279.07 18.25 329.65 20.00 218.90 12.19 21223.18 180.84 -0- 508.13 1,656.63 65.25 30.00 1975 _Budget $26,412.00(1) $ 6,207.00(2) 500:00 31795.00(3) 200.00 750.00 200.00 225.00 100.00 100.00 150.00 1,550.00 .350.00 100.00 100.00 5,000.00 400.00 -0- Actual (Ove3 Under - Budget 5,635.57 2,871.78 375.85 60.65 (445.54) 470.93 181.75 (104.65) 80.00 (118.90) 137.81 (673.18). 169.16 100.00 (408.13) 3,343.37 334.75 (30.00) $ 2,693.48 TOTAL. OPERATING EXPENSE $ 34,157.78 $46,139.00 $ 11,98.1.22 Budget Expenditures: 74 Y. Budget Balance: 26 (1) Transfer $13,200.00 from Groveland. PeZemilis Salary. (2) Transfer $3,300.00 from Groveland . P.Zemilis Fringe Benefits (3.) Transfer $2,295.00 from Contingency Fund for -"Chipper" Repair. K Current Month -0- 562.42 60.00 -0- -0- -0- 156'* 00 -0= -0- 148.00 -0- _0- 120.00 --0- -0- 6.90 $ 1,053.32 5,073.39 $ (4,020.07) $ 280.00 121.29 $ 158.71 $ (3,861..36) Oakland County Parks and Recreation WATERFORD - OKKS Statement of Operations For .the Period Endedll 30 75 Revenue Comm. -• Food Service Rent - Facilities Fees - Dog Obedience - Ballet - Belly Dancing - Golf Classes Sq.Danging. Bridge ® Kiddie Movies - 'Ballroom Dancing �- Sr.Ci.tizens Taxidermy ® Round:. Dancing m iMac rame -• 'Charm :Class �- Needle Point Miscellaneous. TOTAL REVENUE LESS: Operating Expense OPERATING INCOMP, (LOSS) ADD: Other Income, Actual Year Actual (Ov to Date 1975 Under 11/30/75 Budget et $ 719.75. 1,000.00 280.25 4,462.42 = - 7,000= 2,.537.58 5,987.75 7,000.•00 -1;012.25 cps 600.00 600e00 1,622.00- 6,000.00 4,378.00 1,000.00 1,000F00 0— . 41*309.00 500.00 (8.,809.00• 386.00 �0 (386.00• 217.50 500F00 282.50 2,053.00 -0- (2,053.00• 1,085.00 -0-- (1,085.00' 620.00 (620.00 • 240.00 Os (240.00- 120.00 —0- (120.00' -0- 450,.00 4.50.00 -0- 500.00 500.00 6.90 200.00 $ 22,829.32 $ 24,.750.00 54.414.07�` 715t8.00 $(31,584.75) $ (4-6,768,,00) Rent douses $ 1,990.00 $ 2,2d0.00 Less - Maintenance 209.71 250.00 NET OTTER INCOME $ 1,780.29 $ 2,030.00 NET INCOME (LOSS) $(29,804.46) $(44 738.00) $ 290.00 40.29' $ 249._71 $14,933.54 01-kciand Cc n y Parks. z-zd Re-_eaiion Operating Ex; =-ses For - -the Period En := 11/30/75 Actual Yew Actual (OVE Current - to Date 1975 Under Month Operati.ng Expenses 11Z30 f 75 Budget Budget . 1.,718.86. Salaries - Full. Time $ 19,267.11. $23,210.00 $ 3,942.89 -0- - Part Time -0- -0- 0 -0- - Reserve .743.10 1,000.00 256.90 -0- Service Increments -0- 629.00 629.00 -=0- Fringe Benefits- 21942.83 6r819.00 3`,876..17 1,820.00 Spec. Events Exp. 10,734.00 1.01000.00•. (734.00) -0- Rental Expense.* -0- 1,600.00 1,600.00 79.-63 ConLmunicdtions- 816.95 450.00. -(366.95) - 76.83 Equip. Rep. & Mcd:nt.. 1,538.40 2,000.00 461.60 35.00 Rubbish Removal. 350.00 420.00 70.00 -0- Grounds Maintenance 21787.08 3,000.00 212.92 .701.02- Utilities 7,345.88 -8,000.00 654.12- -0- Insurance - 691.50 1,000.00 -308.50 34.70 Laundry-& Dry Clean.- 452.70 850.00 397..30 11.23 Bldg. Maintenance 1,624.03 -1,800.00 175.97.. -0- Dues & Publica-tions 25.00 50.04 25.00 -0- Miscellaneous -0- 50.00 50-.00 -0- Lease Payment -0- 5,400.00 5;400.00 - -0- Office Supplies -43.40, 150.00 -106.60 -0- Travel & Conference -0- 100.00 100000 215.50- ..Housekeeping Sup.- 893.80 1,000.00 --106..20 -0- Small Tools 128.87 100.00 (28:87.) 380.62 Depreciation 4,029.42 3,890.00 (139.42) $ 5,073.39 TOTAL, OPER. EXPENSES $ 54,414.07 $71,518.*00- $ 17,103.93 Budget Expenditures: 76.1 Budget Balance: 23.9 ATIOK O0 • Y ppgKB �� � �p,R,T.SoN COST gE�N� OAK,., S 30 -'real:t° pate �g7 5 5'6E �,,...... Ig74 -0- Zti5•pd $ (566.g0) J, 00 313g2.78) 9gd• var Sales - Faod 5�875•00-- 4p 42, _0 462. _. 75 -0- pua7 8�'� s . 7 ,.805.2d . Lg74 -0- 4 008.15 -0- 85 •p ... - �,a��� y��.es ..0 - ,K,----'""" e, pp n�c s -d 4 Q 640.25 ° 2 5 7 7 � 68 280 a�-..--�.. 687.58) ve @ �. I'l,'95op0 ( ecyal-E �s�=s 3, _0-' (�,462 .42 562 .:0- p�Ct • cla 77068 �50 •pp Fees yore _! 60 346.72. a r -0 446.00 Ct s s5 469.50'` . 719 ,75-- --= 484^00 22-19 5 7 3 2 3 � � -- -0- 958.60 Food .6 ^g0 g 65 ...1 _ g ^2 24 • - . • 24 g66 'TrOTcL a 1 333.32 'EEP:px�g " 69 1973 '8ala' ^ 00 -ce _. � Inc3 u6es $90 ^ Oakland County Parks and Recreation ADDISON-OAKS PARK State:�ent of Operations' For the Period Ended 11/30,75 Actual Year Actual(Ove: Current To Date 1975_ Under - Month Revenue 11/30/75 Budget Budget $ -0- Comm. -Food Service $ 739.35 $ .720.00 $ (19.35) -0= Rental - Facilities: 31731.45 -0- (3,731.45) -0- Rental - Pedal Boats 1,593.67 1,500.00 _ (93.67) -0-. - Row Boats. 668.25 150.00 (518.25) -0- - Hay Rides 47.20 -0- (47.20) -0- Fees - Entrance 14,066.50 -7,000.00 2,933.50 _-0- - Camping 12,918.00 ?3,000.00 82.00 8.00 Miscellaneous 608.92 ?00.00 (508.92)` $ 8.00 TOTAL REVENUE $ 34,373.34 $ `2,470.00 $ (1,903,34) $ 9,354.96 LESS: Operation Expense $ 167,239.64 $ 195,985.00 $ 28,745.36 (9,346.96) NET -INCOME (LOSS) $ (132,866.30) $(163,515.00) $ 30,648.70 Oakland County Parks and Recreation ADDISON-OAKS PARK Operating Expenses For the Period Ended 11/30/75 Actual Year Actual (Ove: Current to Date 1975 Under Month Operatinq Expenses 11130175 Budget _ Budget $ 6,008.07 Salaries - Full Time $ 70,198.98 $ 68,954.00 $ (1,244.98) -0- - Part Time 19,295.28 34,101..00 14f805.72 44.26 - Reserve 5,001.92 6,000.00 998,08 -0- Fringe Benefits 11,624.18 l6,500.00 875.82 3.25 . Rental Expense 231.90 300.00 6 8.10 72.58 Communications 861.01 950.00 88.10 27.81 Pool Expense 1,184.18 lf200.00 .99 640.90 Equipment Rep. & Maint. 8,083.06 8,.000..00 (83.06) 108.00 Rubbish Removal 1,266.00 1,500.00 234.00 15.40 Grounds Maintenance 8,701.79 5,000.00 (3,701.79) 271.19 Utilities 11838.79 21400.00 561..21 -0- insurance 929.40 1,800.00 870.60 177.02 Laundry & Dry Clean. 2,006.26 1,680.00 (326.26) 307.04 Bldg. Maintenance 4,546.40 2,500.00 (2,046.40) -0- Dues & Publications 40.00 100.00 60.00 -0- Miscellaneous 143.76 250.00. 106.24 2.39 Office Supplies. 433.14 500.00 66.86 -0- Uniforms 157.73 500.00 342F27 420.00 Transportation 4,589.57 3,000900 (1,589.57) -0- Travel & Conference 282.38 500.00 217.62 77.00 Housekeeping Supplies 1,149�98 900.00 (249.98) 11.89 Small Tools 453.45 300.00 (153.45) 811.87 Depreciation 20fO69.36 .17,850.00 (2,219.36) �(22.73) -0- Shortage/Overage 22.73 -0- 67.48 Radio Repair Contract 742.28- 1.,200.00 457,72 .288.81 Sewage Expense 1,732.86 20,000.00 18,267,14 -0- Security Services 1,653625 -0- (11653.25) TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES. a 7L7, c_64 195, 985.00 Budget Expenditures: 85.3 Budget Balance: 14.7 Y OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMTSSSTON REVENUE COMPARISON ADDISON-OARS 1974 -0- $ 1975. =0- Variance $ -0- Sales -.Food 1974 2 478.12 1975 -0- Variance 2 478-.12 -0- -0- -0- Rent - Buildin s 200000 -0- (200.00 108.25 92.50 -0- -0- (i08.25 92.50 Fees Camping 1.3,072.40 16,124.60 -0- M 12,918.00 14,066.50 -0- (154.40 (2,058.10 -0- Fees - Entrance -0= -0- -0- Contract Commission 8,720'.37* 8.00 8 712.37 Miscellaneous 24,760.53* 608.92 (24,151..61 -0- -0- -0-. Rent Equipment 1,697.80 2,309.12 611.32 -0= -0- -0- Comm. F6od :-114.99 739.35 624.36 674.00 -0- (674.00 Rent -.Facilities 891.00 3,731.45 2,840.45 $ 9,595.12 8.00 $ (94587.12 TOTAL $ 59,339.44 $ 34,373.34 $ 24,966.10 Oakland County Parks and Recreation ADDISON-OAKS CONFERENCE CENTER Statement of Operations For the Period Ended 11 30 75 Curr-ent Morzth Revenue $ -0- Comm.: Food Service LESS: Operating Exp. $ - Grounds Maint. 2,099.51 Utilities -0- Insurance 244. 53 Building Maint, 17.15 Miscellaneous -�-- —. Depreciation $ 2,361.19 TOTAL OPERATING EXP. (2,361.19) NET INCOME (LOSS) Budget Expeiaditu.res t. 150.5 0 .Actual Year Actual (Ov&x to Date ..1975 tinder 1��30 75 Budget Budget $ 8,279:56 $ 13,500.00 $ 5;220.44.. $ 704.26 $ -0- $ (704.26) 181?279.04 13,500,00 (4,779.04) 2,505.00 3,000.00 495.00 11,126.50 4,000.00 (7,126.50) 223.75 100.00 (123.75). 5,829.10 5,100.00 (729.10) $ 38f667.65 $ 25, 700.00 ,' (121967.65) 30,388.09 12,200.00) (18,188.09) Month of November Year to Data November ��_ 1974 -0- -0- 1975 _. �'0w.... �_-0= Variance w. ... -0- "0- Sale -Food Rent —Conference Center' 1974 7 40- i- -0- ^_' 1977 - _0_w Variance 337,40 -0- -0- = -0- -0- -0- -0-: S ecial Rentals Gratuities 1,397.75 859.39 -0- -0- (1'397.75) 859.39 -0- -0- -0- Comm. Food 1,500.00 8,279.56 6,779.56 ----0- a --0----��' . -0 TOTAh 419.74 fi 8.2,79,56 Oakland County Parks and Recreation WHITE f AKE OAKS Statement of Operations For the Period Ended 11 30 75 Actual Year Actual (Over Current to.Date 1975 Under Month Revenue 11/30/,75 3udcfe c Eudriet $ -0- Comm. - rood Service $ 7,458.47 $ 18,000..00 .$ 10;541:53 528.26 Sales - Pro Shop 25,082.91 25,000.00. (82.91.) 201.00 Rent - Gol:E. Cart Rental 14,843.00 15,000.00 157.00 . 33.50 - Goli Other 3,617.94 4,000.00 382.06 1,968.50 Greens Fees 150,528.74 155,000.00 4,471.26 -0- Fees - Special Events 4,099.35. 2,000.0 (2,099.35) 12.74 Contrast Comm. - Phone 95.15 35.00 (60.15) -0- Misc. Income 31.00 -0- (31.00)_ $ 2,744.00 TOTAL REVENUE $ 205,756.56 $219,0.35.00 $ 13,278.44 \ 95 LESS: Operating. Exp. 175.4ll.99' 165,755.00 (9;,-656.99 $ (9,110.95) OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) $ 30,344.57 $, 53,280.00 $ 22,935.43 Other Income $ 90.00 Rent - Houses $ 990,00 $ -0-- $ (990.00) -0- Less - Maint -0- _ -0- -0- —. 90.00 NET OTHER INCOME $ 990.00 $-� 0- $ (990.00� (91020.95) NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 31L334.57 $ 53,280.00 $ 21 1945.43 Oakland County Parks and Recreation WHITE LAKE -OAKS. Operating Expense For the Period Ended 11 30 75 Actual Year Actual (Ovex Current To Date 1975 Under Month Operating Expenses 11/30/75 Budget Budget $ 4,289.97 Salaries - Full .Time $. 49,228.43 $ 48,117.00 $ (1,111.43) 799.88 - Part Time 19,109.44 241063.00 4,953.56 63.46_ - Reserve 2,391.71 3,000.00 608.29 _0- Fringe Benefits 7,889.71 141200.00 6,310.29 -0_ Special Events 1,208.72 11000.00 (208.72) 67.25 Rental Expense 189.48 400.00 210.52 105.57 Communications 1,196.83 11250.00 53.17 46.46 Equ.i.p.Rep.'& Maint. 3,016.15 41000.00 983.85 30.00 Rubbish Removal 260.00' 450.00 190.00 5.80 Grounds Maintenance 9,774.68 8,500.00 (1,274.68) 1,483.54 Utilities 14,205.29 13,000.00 (1,205.29) -0- Insurance .31241.25 5.1000.00 1,758.75 172.42 Laundry & Dry Clean 1,802-.-67 1,150.00 (652.67) \ 11016.32 Building�Maintenace 5/961.26 11200.00 (4,761.26) -0- Dues & Publications 113.00 200.00 87.00 -0- Miscellaneous 163.11 200.00 36.89 5.96 Office Supplies 598.49 1,000.00 401.51 -0_ Uniforms 131.09 400.00 268.91 270.00 Transportation 2,213.46 2,500.00 286.54 -0- Travel & Conference 275.40 500.00 224.60 -0- Housekeeping Supplies 523.72 750.00 226.28 -0- Small Tools 302.61 200.00 (102.61) 2,'411.17 Depreciation 24,546.56 11,825.00 (12,721.56) (.29)Shortage/Overage 30.48. -0- (30.48) 617.00 Comm. Golf Cart Rentals 7,283.50 71,500.00 216.50 449.02 Golf Mdse. for Resale 19,471..40 151000.00 (4,471.40) 21.42 Radio Repair Contract 251.62 350.00 98.38 -0- Security Services 31.93 -0-. (31.93) 11,854.95 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $ 175,411.99 $ (9,.656.9.9.) $165 755 QQ 3udget Expenditures: 106 -Budget Balance: L s1974 $ 679.68 .____ ....__. ._.....__ 90.00 tY V M 1975 -0- 528.26 ...... 90,Q0 Glll./ - Variance _. -- _... $ -0- (151.42) w -0- Sales - Food & Beverage a1es - Pro Shop 1974 13,874.96 $ 22�928.32' 630.00. 18,345.03 1975 -0- 25P082.91 _.� 990.00 18,460.94 Variance 13 874.96 2,154.5 9 y_360.00 115.91 Rent - Buildings 255.00 234.50 (20.50) Rent' Equipment -0- -0- -0- Gratuities 1,621.16. -0- (1,621.16 -0- -0- -0- Fees_• ---Special .1,,4400'50 4,099.35 2,658.85 5.37 12.74 7.37 Contract Commissions 86;10 95.15 9.05 7,480.43* -0- 7 480.43 miscellaneous. 8,184.69* 31.00 -8,153.69 1,954..80 1,968,50 13,70 Fees Entrance 157,'802084 150,528.74 7,274.1C -0- -0- _0.. Comm. Food 1,999,98 7,458.47 5,458.49 2,327,77 -0, (2,327�77) L.W.F. Sales 26.1912,16 -0- (26,912.1E $ 12,.793.05 $ 2,834.00 $ 9,959.05)TOTAL $ 2 5 3, 825.74'$ 206,746.56 $ (47,079.lE Item #7 RED RUN DRAIN Don Childs, Bills & Childs Associates, will present the revised master plan for the golf course as accepted by the Southeastern Oakland County Incinerator Authority. In order to proceed with the eventual construction of this golf course it will be necessary to draw up an agreement between the Incinerator Authority and the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Commission. I have enclosed a letter from John Lamerato, General Manager of the Authority, explaining some items that should be included in the agreement. As the next step, staff recommends that the County Civil Counsel work with the Incinerator Authority Counsel to draw up an agreement for both parties. While this agreement is being prepared, staff also re- quests permission to negotiate for the Yankee property to determine an acceptable purchase price. Mr. Childs will also have available a sample agreement that could be used in having an outside entrepreneur develop this golf course. This is just for your infor- mation and a decision won't be necessary until another meeting. Southeastern Oakland County Incinerator Authority INCINERATOR PLANT 29470 John R Road Madison Heights, Michigan 48071 Lincoln 7-1266 December 26, 1975 Mr. R. Eric Reickel Director Parks & Recreation Commission 2800 Watkins Lake Road Pontiac, Michigan 48054 Dear Mr. Reickele OFFICE P. O. Box 1248 Berkley, Michigan 48072 Liberty 9-2411 Jordan 4-6208 The Board of Trustees of the Incinerator Authority at its meeting held on December 10, 1975, approved the concept of the plan for the 9-hole golf course adjacent to the Incin- erator Plant. The Board has authorized the General Manager and the Authority attorney to prepare a lease agreement for their consideration whereby the Authority would lease approx- imately 19 acres of the Authority property to be used as a golf course. Attached is a copy of a letter from the Authority's attorney, Mr. Allan G. Hertler, in which he outlines some points which the Board of Trustees should consider concerning the proposed golf course use of Authority -owned property. The Authority would also require that the County, at its own expense, pay any and all special assessments, all other taxes,and service charges of any kind that are levied against the leased property. We look forward to working with you on this project and making the golf course a reality. Sincerely, r i' John Lamerato General Manager JL/s h Attach. a d DAVIS, HAYWARD, HERTLER, JONES & KINGSEPP ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 3101 N. WOODWARD AVENUE, STE. 3W ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 48072 GILBERT H. DAVIS OF COUNSEL JOHN G. HAYWARD (313) 640.8000 HARRY W. JONES ALLAN G. HERTLER �r DANIEL PETERMANN STEPHEN W. JONES t r fp JON H. KINGSEPP GEOFFREY H. DAVIS December 3, 1975 Mr. John Lamerato General Manager SOUTHEASTERN OAKLAND COUNTY INCINERATOR_ AUTHORITY a. 0, Box 1.248 Berkley,' Michigan 48072 Re: Red Run Drain -Golf Course Proposal Dear Mr. Lamerato: On December 2, 1975, we met in my office and discussed the plan of the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Commission to construct a 9-hole golf course on Red Run Drain -property in the City of Madison Heights, utilizing approximately ten (10) acres of the Incin- erator Authority's property. implementation of the plan would involve lease.of the Authority's property to the Oakland County Parks and Recreation -Commission. You have asked me to comment on this matter. It is my opinion that the Authority's Board of Trustees should give consideration to the following factors concerning proposed golf course use of Authority -owned property: 1. Presumably, Oakland County will be making a large investment in the construction of the golf course and would want a long-term lease. Although the Authority has no apparent present need for the ten (10).acres in question in connection with its present waste disposal operations, future developments which cannot be foreseen at this time might create such a need in the future. The Authority should consider the need fora provision in the lease which would enable the Authority to reclaim the land, or such portion of it as is needed for future waste disposal operations at any time during the term DAVIS, HAYWARD, HERTLER, JONES & KINGSEPP John Lamerato December 3, 1975 Page 2. of the lease. 2. In the event that the Authority is forced by governmental.action or court decision to cease operations at the incinerator site during the term of the lease, the Authority might desire.to sell the entire site. Consideration should be given to including in the lease a provision requiring Oakland County, in such event, to either remove. the golf course from the Authority's land, or, at its option, to purchase the land from the Authority for its f-=ir market aloe as establishUmd by professional appraisal.. 3. Future developments in waste disposal methods might cause the Authority to decide to discontinue its waste disposal operations at the Madison Heights site during the term of the lease. In such event, the Authority should be enabled by the lease to require Oakland County to either remove the golf course from Authority -owned land or purchase the land for its appraised value. 4. If the golf course operation results in net profits to Oakland County, I see no reason why the Authority should not share in those profits, in the proportion that its ten (10) acres leased to the County bears to the entire acreage of the golf course. The Board of Trustees should consider the desirability of so providing in the lease.- 5. The final plan for golf course development should be subject to approval by the Authority, to ensure the golf course operation does not interfere.in any way with our waste disposal operations, and.to•ensure that the golf course and the incinerator operation are made as compat- ible as possible with each other. 6. Oakland County should, at its sole expense, agree to insure the Authority in sufficient amounts against public liability and property damage claims, which might result from operation of the golf coursa in close proximity to the incinerator operation. The County should further agree to save and hold harmless the Authority from any such liability. 7. Oakland County should explicitly acknowledge in the lease that it is cognizant of all the facets of the Incinerator's solid waste disposal - operations at the Madison Heights site, and explicitly concede the ,,Incinerator Authority's right to alter or, expand those operations as deemed necessary by the Authority during the term of the lease. DAVIS, 1 iAYWARD, HERTLER, Mi-,-S & KINGSEPP John Lamerato December 3, 1975 Page 3e The foregoing constitutes the questions whichI believe should be considered at this time. If the plan develops to a point where a lease is to be drawn, other questions will probably occur. Very truly yours, DAVIS4 HAYWARD, HERTLER, L=ONEE` Kjl.rcg2 f Allan G. Hertler f AGH : ng I t em 48 INDEPENDENCE -OAKS ENTRANCE The Road Commission has submitted to this office a proposed solution to the main entrance to Independence - Oaks. Mr. Van Roekel's letter is attached. After extensive study, as indicated in a letter from Fred Ellis directed to the Commission, staff finds this recommendation unsuitable and recommends that we leave the entrance at the present location or move it slightly north as necessary to provide for the transition lane on the park side of Sashabaw Road. Fred Ellis will be present at the meeting to discuss this in depth in order that you may understand the total problem so that we can come up with a solution that will be agreeable to all. I think Fred's letter states the complete problem very clearly. Parks and Recreation Commission Oakland County Service Center 2800 Watkins Lake Road Pontiac, Michigan 48054 Attention: R. Eric Reickel, Director Dear Mr. Reickel: In response to your. letter of November 18, 1975 I am enclosing two preliminary design alternatives for the Independence Oaks Park entrance from Sashabaw Road opposite Sally Street. Either of these alternatives will be acceptable to the Road Commission. If we can be of further assisstance please contact me. Very truly urs, 1 Paul Van Roekel, P. E. &6unty Highway Engineer cc: M. Handorf E. F. Richardson J. Grubba Enclosures t I J�� C }J�iPtE�'i t�Tt �hr � .j i)T rid U E 5 0 E I �0 L tects ® consulting engineers landscape architects park and recreation resource planners_17 January 5, 1976 Oakland County Parks & Recreation Commission 2800 Watkins Lake Road Pontiac, MI 48054 Att: Eric Reickel, Director Re: Independence Oaks Park Entrance from Sashabaw Road Gentlemen: The Oakland County Road Commission has requested that the entrance to Independence Oaks Park be moved to the extreme south boundary of the Park, opposite Sally Road. They wish to make the intersection of Sally Road, Sashabaw Road and the Park entrance, a four-way intersection with the' left turn lane from the south -into the park as an extra lane. Iin 1972, during the master planning'of the park, Mr. Espeseth of our office, met with the County Road Engineers on two occasions and discussed the proper location for the park entrance., -Our minutes of those meetings indicate that the engineers for the Road Commission agreed that the Hoyt Road entrance was not a good location, due to the proximity to the curves in Sashabaw Road to the south. We also felt that Hoyt Road was not a good entrance due to the short distance from Sashabaw to a possible location for the Contact Station, not allowing enough stack -up room for cars inside the park both.for entrance and exit. On two separate occasions public hearings were conducted by the County Road Commission on the closing of Perry Lake Road and Hoyt Road to the public. On both occasions the master plan was displayed and described in detail. 'Nb objections were made by the County Road Commission to the- main entrance. Our firm applied for the permit for -the entrance and was furnished a drawing and permit by the County Road Commission engineers. The entrance was detailed on the working drawings for the first phase of construction exactly as specified in the drawing and permit. The contractor was given the permit and has furnished the bond to construct the entrance. 402 garland street dint, michigan 48503 phone 238-3645 ;. U El ir -PROPOSED 60�RD�1 i 46'E.E. INDEPENDENCE OAKS COUNTY PARK EXISTING ROAD\ ir �Qv ot, . a 0 ITS 1 5 3 O' PROPOSED ENTRANCE RELOCATION W J. Z t W W h OAKLAND COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION . SASHABAW ROAD (SEC.10 IND. TWP.) PROPOSED ENTRANCE TO INDEPENDENCE OAKS COUNTY PARK Drawn by KKK Date ALTERNATE °A° ------------ 3-00- PROPOSED 60!R.O.W! I i i :❑ 'lI 40-E-E EXISTING ROAD,{ ,I PROPOSED ENTRANCE RELOCATION Z J .. • Z C V W OA-KLAND COUNTY ROAD COMWISSION SASHABAW ROAD (SEC.10 IND.TWB). PROPOSED ENTRANCE' TO INDEPENDENCE OAKS COUNTY PARK Drawn by w•w•w• Data 12-11-75 ALTERNATE B' • Oakland County Parks & Road Commission January 5, 1976 Page 2 When the contractor staked the passing lane on the east side of Sashabaw Road opposite the entrance, the residents removed his stakes and he asked us what he should do. Subsequent to that time, negotiations have been conducted with the County Road Commission to finalize the matter. The Oakland County Parks & Recreation Commission has received two alternate entrance plans from the Road Commission, neither of which are acceptable in our opinion. Our reasoning for advising you that these alternatives are not acceptable are as follows: 1. AESTHETICS a. The entrance recommended by the Road Commission would intrude on four residences, as opposed to six in the original plan, and would be especially objectionable to the resident. immediately south of the south property line of the park. Some right of way must be purchased from this resident to accomplish the design recommended by the Road Commission, which may be difficult to obtain. b. The extreme southern location of the park entrance would seriously impair the first impression a user.would get of a large regional park by its proximity to its boundary line and the neighboring house and garage. Although approach signs could be installed to warn of a Park Entrance, this location would be very detrimental to the overall impression of the large regional park.. 2. FUNCTION AND SAFETY a. Cars parked in the center lane to turn left into the park would partially block the intersection of Sally Road and Sashabaw Road, and would hamper southb.ound traffic on Sashabaw Road from safely turning into Sally Road without cutting across the intersection. b. The only time that any sizable backup of left turning traffic into the park should occur on two holiday weekends throughout the year, and it is questionable whether this may ever occur, due to the limited southbound traffic on Sashabaw Road. c. One of the principal concerns of the County Road Commission, as - expressed to us, is the necessity for the. gravel trucks going south'on Sashabaw to maintain speed through this intersection to climb the hill at Clarkston Road without shifting gears. This distance is seven -tenths of one mile to the,hottom of the hill. Oakland County Parks & Recreation Commission January 5, 1976 Page 2 RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Leave the entrance at the present location or move slightly north as necessary to provide for the transition lane on the park side of Sashabaw Road, leaving the northbound lane straight through as at present. This would not encroach on the residents on the east side of Sashabaw Road, but would provide a curve in the southbound lane of Sashabaw Road through the park. 2. Cooperate with the County Road Commission engineering department to provide the design acceptable to them which would provide full safety for the southbound lane of Sashabaw and the left turn lane into the park. 3. Recommend to the County Road Commission that the speed limit on Sashabaw Road be lowered to 40 mph from Hoyt Road south past the park entrance. The gravel trucks and cars on this stretch even exceed the allowable speed limit through these curves and past the park -entrance and will create an extreme hazard, no matter what the resolution of the Sashabaw Park entrance. This solution would relieve the objections of the residents on the east side of Sashabaw Road -to the proximity of the passing lane to their driveway entrances, would reliewe the objections of the four parcels which would be effected in the County Road Commission's recommendation, and would provide the necessary open space around the park entrance to create the proper first impression to park users. The recommendation of the County Road Commission can be implemented, if neces- sary, with the problems described above. In any case, a change in the entrance from the permit issued by the Road Commission to the contractor will cost the Park & Recreation Commission extra money and will have to be resolved with the contractor. Very truly yours, ELLIS, ARNDT & TRUESDELL, INC. /Frederick A. Ellis, PE Principal FAE:fl E209 Item #9 MILLAGE RENEWAL It is necessary that the Commission decide immediately as to when we should go for our millage renewal. Staff recommends the May Presidential Primary and has requested an opinion from Civil Counsel as to whether or not there are any restrictions against putting this renewal on that ballot. I have enclosed a copy of a letter from Howard Altman explaining the election procedure. An outline of the 1976 Millage Program is also included. LYNN M ALLEN CLERK , REGISTER R. Eric Reickel Parks and Recreation Dear Mr. Reickel: COUNTY OF OAKLAND OFFICt OF THK COUNTY CLERK - REGIBTER Or DEEDS PONTIACMICHIGAN 46003 November 25, 1975 PHONE 85870564 You have requested information relative to placing "an item" on the ballot in conjunction with the 1976 Presidential Primary (May 18), August Primary (August 3) and the November General Election (November 2); 1 assume the "item" to be a question or proposition as opposed to a candidate for public office. I will assume also that such a question or proposition is to be placed before the electorate as a "County Question" and that the same will emanate from a resolution adopted by the County Board of Commissioners rather than circulated petitions. Assuming the foregoing to be a proper appraisal, please be advised that paragraph (2) of Section 168o646a, Compiled Law of 1970; Public Act of 1954, as amended, provides: TO WIT: "If any local or county questions are to be voted on at any pri- mary, special or general election at which state officers are to be voted for, the ballot wording of the question shall be certified to the local or county clerk at least 49 days prior to such election. Please note that the language of that section addresses itself to the place- ment of a local question "at any primary, special of general election at which State officers are to be voted for"; at the present time I know of no State officer to be nominated or elected at the Presidential Primary. I believe however, that it was not the intent of the Legislature to cause this conflict nor prevent the Presidential Primary from being a appropriate vehicle by which to place a proper question before the voters; perhaps you would wish to consult with the Civil Council for concurrence. If the May 18 Presidential Primary is to be so used, the deadline for filing a "question" with the County Clerk is March 30, 1976; such a question if placed on the August 3rd Primary ballot shall be certified to the County Clerk not later than June 15, and for the November General Election ballot; such a "question" shall be submitted to the County Clerk not later than Tuesday, September l4th, 1976. h4 ®� �� 0 .�8er� ��. COUNTY OF O KLAND OFF'IC9 OF THE COUNTY CLERK - RLGIGTER OF DEEDS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 480132 LYNN D. ALL,EN PHONE 858-0564 CLERK - REGISTER November 25, 1975 Page 2 Continued: You may be further advised that ''questions or propositions'' placed before the electorate shall be present on the ballots in not more than 100 words, exclusive of the caption; a sample of a previous County Question is attached for your review. If I can be of further service to you in regard to the above, please do not hesitate to call me. Respectfully submitted, Flowa�Alt Director of Elections HA/ j f s Enc. , , , , ` County. Prop. Ballot `, Primary Election , Oakland County, Michigan `, August 4, 1970 0 7 , OFRCRAL ,\ ♦ COUNTY. PROPOSMON , \ !f t ARY' ELECTIOMI__�"_V \ a•� a .. 2, �s ' ��} �,�.:. "-•} �J� � 1 }j r � M i� % ! � �4,'_ � � f 1 11 •iZ INSTRUCTIONS --To vote in favor of the proposal, make a cross (X) in the square ❑ to the right of the word "YES," and to vote against the proposal, make a cross, (X) in the square ❑ to the right. of the word "NO." Fold the ballot so that the face of the ballot is not exposed and so that the numbered .corner is visible. RENEWAL OF ONE -QUARTER (1 /4) MILL FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING, DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS IN OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN Shall the constitutional tax -limitation on the total amount of general ad valorem taxes which may be imposed each year for all purposes - = uponreal and tangible personal property in Oakland County, Mich- = igan, be increased as provided in Section 6, Article IX of the Constitu Lion of Michigan for a period of five (5) years from 1972 to 1976, both inclusive, by one' -quarter (1/4) mill, tweinty-five.(25c) cents per One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars of the assessed valuation as finally, equalized for the purpose of acquiring, developing, operating and maintaining parks and recreation areas in Oakland County, Michigan (such increase being a renewal of the one -quarter (1/4) mill increase which expires in 1971)? } N 1976 MZLLAGE PROGRAM Date of Renewal: May, 1976 Presidential Primary (if legal) Method of Promotion: Low tone Positive Approach: Contact all park users by mail Non -Partisan Support_: Make presentation before each County political delegation and request non- partisan support. Citizens Committee: Mostly for funding and areas where third party is needed. Exposure: Display 'at all malls. Speakers' Bureau. si Media talk shows where possible. Shopping center flyers.