HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 12051989 - 2.4 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
FINAL APPROVAL NEEDED BY: /Y1
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT
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ACCOUNT CODIAC BUDGET UNIT: $
0715 Personnel - Contra Costa Club Enter ise Fund -
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0715 2100 Office Expense 1 1
0715 2110 Communications 1 5021
0715 2111 Tel Exchange I 501
0715 2130 Small Tools / Instruments 1 3501
0715 2131 Vinor Equipment 400
0715 2140 Med / Lab Equipment 1 5501
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0715 2160 Clothing 1080 ,
0715 2170 Household Expense I 19001
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0715 2251 Computer Software I 66001
0715 2260 Rent / Lease Property 1 10801
0715 2261 Occupancy - Rented Building 45,380
0715 2310 Profess / Spec Services 1 10001
0715 2360 Insurance j 3400
0715 2477 Educational Courses / Supplies I 3000 '
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0715 2479 Other Special Departmental Expense I 1001
0715 3505 Long Term Debt - Lease Purchase Equipment i 92601
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APPROVED EXPLANATION OF REQUEST
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,R�NTROLLER, The Contra Costa Club Enterprise Fund funds the operation
of a County Wellness Facility for the improved physical
Date fitness of County employees . It is funded by Club
member dues and fees .
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
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ACCOUNT CODING BUDGET UNIT: 0715 Personnel - Contra Costa Club Enterprise Fund 1415
ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT REVENUE DESCRIPTION INCREASE <DECREASE>
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0715 9895 Membership Fees and Dues 1 I
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APPROVED EXPLANATION OF REQUEST '
AUDITOR- ONTROLLER The funding of the Contra Costa Club is by member dues
and fees which provide revenue to the Enterprise Fund.
3y: oats Enterprise Fund costs will be offset 100% by these
dares and fees .
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REVENUE ADJ. RAOO
JOURNAL NO.
(M 8134 Rev. 2/86)
TO:. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS �•
FROM: Harry D. Cisterman, Director of Personnel 'tra
Costa
DATE: November 15, 1989 cougy
SUBJECT: Contra Costa Club
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
Recommendations:
1. APPROVE the report and the recommendations of the Director of Personnel
to establish a self-supporting fitness facility in Martinez, named the
Contra Costa Club, for the use of County employees to help improve their
health and well-being.
2. AUTHORIZE the Director of General Services to execute a lease between the
County and Earl Dunivan, et al . , for the lease of the property at 627
Ferry Street, Martinez for a lease term of 10 years with a 5-year
cancellation option available to the County, lease to begin after
completion of building renovations currently anticipated around March 1,
1990.
3. AUTHORIZE the Director of Personnel to establish the membership fees and
dues to be charged to County employee and non-employee fitness club
members and to begin accepting applications and fees from pre-enrolled
members prior to the opening of the Club.
4. AUTHORIZE the Auditor-Controller to establish an Enterprise Fund for the
operations of the Contra Costa Club.
5. APPROPRIATE funding and revenues to offset the appropriations on a 100
percent basis for Fiscal Year 1989-199.0 in the Contra Costa Club
Enterprise Fund.
6. AUTHORIZE the Auditor-Controller to make a loan of $11,000 from the
General Fund to the Contra Costa Club Enterprise Fund, with no interest,
to be repaid by the end of the 1989 - 1990 Fiscal Year.
7. AUTHORIZE the Auditor-Controller to allow County employees to utilize a
payroll deduction to pay for the regular monthly Club membership dues.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: XX-YES SIGNATURE:
RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE
APPROVE OTHER
SIGNATURE(S)
ACTION OF BOARD ON December S , 1989 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
X UNANIMOUS (ABSENT - -- ) I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE
AYES: NOES: AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
CC: County Administrator ;ATTESTED December 5 , 1989
Personnel ' Phil Batchelor, Clerk of th#908rd of
Auditor-Controller SUPenis016 and GountyAdministratu
General Services
M382/7-63 BY DEPUTY
•Fiscal Impact•
The Director of Personnel 's report on the Contra Costa Club, demonstrates that
the Contra Costa Club will be funded by membership fees and dues from County
employee memberships and non-employee memberships. All costs associated with
the Club will be 100 percent offset by revenue collected.
In order to finance the start-up costs for the Club, the enterprise fund will
need a "cash" loan from the General Fund of $11,000 to be paid back from Club
revenue by June 30, 1990. Additionally, the Board previously allocated
$23,000 and $70,000 in refunds from Aetna Insurance Company to be used for
capital improvements on this project.
Anticipated monthly operating expenses for the Club are $16,500 per month
which results in an annual operating budget in excess of $200,000, all offset
by revenue received from Club members.
To cover the Fiscal Year 1989-1990 budget for the remainder of the year,
including both initial start-up costs and operating expenses, an appropriation
adjustment has been submitted for $81,872 for Board approval . An offsetting
revenue adjustment has also been submitted for Board approval . Due to
increased lease and insurance costs in the next fiscal year, monthly operating
expenses will rise to approximately $18,000 per month, resulting in an annual
operating budget in the second fiscal year of almost $215,000 all of which
will be paid by Club member fees and dues.
Background:
The concept of establishing a health and fitness facility for the County
employees was developed to reach the following objectives: to expand the
physical fitness programs and services currently being offered by the Employee
Wellness Program; to demonstrate to the employees the County's support and
interest in their health and well-being; to increase employee morale; to
obtain increased employee productivity and lower health care and insurance
costs through on and off-the-job injuries, fewer Workers' Compensation claims,
decreased absenteeism, and lower turnover rates.
In order to determine the potential membership market, Club Interest
Questionnaires were distributed to County employees working in the Martinez
area and employees of selected local businesses and other governmental
agencies. Over 450 individuals signed the Club Interest Questionnaire form
stating that they were very interested in joining the Club. Of that 450, 127
County employees and 55 non-County employees stated that they would join the
Club for a 5-year personal commitment under the Charter Membership Program.
The Contra Costa Club has been designed to offer a variety of fitness testings
and health screening programs, wellness health education seminars and classes,
aerobic exercise classes, and a complete line of circuit training exercise
equipment, cardiovascular exercise equipment and free weight exercise
equipment to appeal to all levels of exercisers.
The Contra Costa Club will be open 15 hours a day, which makes the facility
available to all employees, including shift workers, on their off hours.
Employee Wellness Program staff will manage the Club; trained, professional
staff from the Contra Costa Community College District will act as Athletic
Trainers for the Club at no cost to the County. Student interns from local
community colleges and/or universities will also assist in staffing the Club.