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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-1993-108 Unfunded Mandates Day / TSW / AMMSRESOLUTION NO. R-93-108 A RESOLUTION declaring October 27, 1993 as Unfunded Mandates Day in the City of Yakima. WHEREAS, the number of unfunded federal and state mandates on cities and counties have significantly increased during the last decade; and WHEREAS, many federal and state programs, which were made available to local governments to ease the burden of carrying out federal mandates, have been terminated or drastically reduced; and, WHEREAS, these mandates have added to the financial hardships that some cities and counties are experiencing and have resulted in the need for many local governments to increase revenues or curtail services; and, WHEREAS, studies have shown these mandates consume one-fourth of most city, county and school budgets meaning that these local dollars are used to fund state and federal priorities rather than local priorities; and, WHEREAS, is estimated that the percentage of the City's budget devoted to mandate compliance is 54.29 for capital and 68.37 for operating; and, WHEREAS, there are numerous proposals before Congress to limit unfunded mandates and the burdensome regulations that accompany many federal laws; and, WHEREAS, October 27, 1993 has been designated as National Unfunded Mandates Day in order to call attention to the severe problems that these mandates impose on cities and counties; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Yakima requests that the Clinton Administration, the Congress and the State Legislature pass meaningful legislation to end the practice of unfunded mandates, and to include in any future mandate, provisions requiring local government input, cost/benefit analyses and scientifically sound assessments of purported health, safety or environmental risk; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City of Yakima has proclaimed October 27, 1993 as "Unfunded Mandates Day" in observance of National Unfunded Mandates Day. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 26th day of October, 1993. Mayor Attest:, City Clerk UNFUNDED MANDATES / REGULATIONS COSTS CHART ETES COLUMN A ESTIMATED ANNUAL STAFF HOURS (excluding overtime) COLUMN 8 ESTIMATED ANNUAL STAFF COSTS COLUMN C ESTIMATED ANNUAL DIRECT/ INDIRECT BUDGET COSTS COLUMN D TOTAL COSTS (COLUMNS 8 + C) • PROJECTED TOTAL COSTS (Fiscal Years) Fiscal Year 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1906 1. U �►ound age Tank ions (UST) 70 Hrs.s 2,450 $ 304,000 s306,450 100 ,000 100.000 tmlmown unknown unknown 2. Clem Weter Act •-!rs. 9,400 S 285,000 $ 500,000 $875,000 3,115,000* 1,635,000* 305,000* 370,000* 1,005,000* (CWA)/Wettsnds 3. Clean Air Ad Hrs. S$ . "' •-••••t .• (CAA) 4. Soled Waste DisposabRCAA Ha. 552 Ha. 1500 S 12,212 $ .38,500 S 2,500 $ 183,000 114,712 $221,500 36 , 700 260,000 367.000 100,000 382.300 50,000 397.600 50,000 418.000 50,000 5. Sate Drinking Wath Ad (SOMA) 6. Asbestos (AHERA) Hrs. S S S 7. Lead Based Paint Hrs. 980 $ 19,600 S 55,000 574,600 78,330 82,248 86,361 90,679 95,213 6. Endangered Species Firs. S S $ 9. Americans With Disabilities Act Hrs. 175 S 39,375 S 425,263 5464,638 542,428 614,031 656,618 685,888 726.402 10. Feb Labor Standards Act (Exempt Employee 8 Other Costs) F'rs. 832 (Exd. overtime) $ 17,522 (Exd. overtime) $ 455,135 (Overtime cost) S472,656 TOTAL Ha. 13,509 S 414,659 S 2,014,898 $2,429,556 4,132,458* 2,898,279* 1,480,279* 1,594,167* 3,194,615* *These numbers DO NOT INCIZJDE the estimated $50..100 million in capital inprovanents necessary to Cordy with FPA stormwater regulations. For fiscal year 1993, what percentage of your locally raised revenues goes to funding the above federal mandates/regulations? Yakima x Chris Ilaarvick 51-5- IoG94S WA CITY STATE NAME OF CONTACT PERSON PHONE NO.()•._�