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File #: 12692    Version: Name: OPERATING BUDGET AMENDMENT # 30
Type: Operating Budget Amendment Status: Introduced to Common Council
File created: 11/12/2008 In control: COMMON COUNCIL
On agenda: 11/11/2008 Final action: 3/31/2022
Enactment date: Enactment #:
Title: AMENDED OPERATING BUDGET AMENDMENT # 30 - Metro Transit; Funding Sources / Fund Balance Applied; Miscellaneous Appropriations / Other Direct Appropriations / Transit for Jobs, p. 118, 12, 10
Sponsors: Brian L. Solomon, Satya V. Rhodes-Conway
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Fiscal Note
Metro Fare Revenues: Decrease
$682,000
Metro Reserves Generated
$(235,329)
Metro Fare Revenues: (Increase)
$(40,000)
Metro Transit Point Security
$(25,000)
Fund Balance Applied (Increase)
$(100,000)
Misc. Approp.: Transit for Jobs
$(40,000)
Total
$241,671 $(40,000)
Levy Impact:
$241,671 $(40,000)
Title
AMENDED OPERATING BUDGET AMENDMENT # 30 - Metro Transit; Funding Sources / Fund Balance Applied; Miscellaneous Appropriations / Other Direct Appropriations / Transit for Jobs, p. 118, 12, 10
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Eliminate revenues derived from fare increases ($682,000).  Eliminate funding for Reserves ($235,329).  Eliminate funding for Clean Air Action Days (this will increase fare revenues by $40,000) and appropriate the $40,000 to Metro Reserves. Reallocate $100,000 of the Fleet Services fuel savings from Fund Balance Applied (as approved by a BOE amendment) toward support of Metro.    Reduce funding for Transit Point Security by $25,000.  Reduce funding for the Transit for Jobs program by $40,000 and move the program to the budget of the Office of Community Services.  Add a budget highlight to require that Metro Transit create a report on the impacts of fare increases on:
1) the long-term health of Metro;
2) business growth in Madison; and
3) low-income ridership.
Metro should also develop a series of recommendations to provide fare relief to low income riders in order to prepare for future fare increase recommendations should economic and budget conditions warrant.