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Show 4C lokeiido Review North, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 Clinton Budgets for Purchases having problems with the reliability of the totals. In addition, time consuming tasks easiCLINTON Tentative expenditures summarized by Clinton ly done by computers must ofCity department heads add up ten be completed by hand. With city officials currently to a proposed 1983-8fiscal year budget of $1,401,902, according studying computer packages ofto Budget Officer Nolan K. fered by five different outlets, some $30,000 has been tentativeYoung. In a written report presented ly earmarked for computer imto City Council on May 10, provements. Although the towns governYoung said that projected revenues from an increased sales ing body originally contemtax allotment to cities, provided plated the purchase of three by the passage of House Bill new vehicles, including a police car, city managers car, and 13, coupled with an approxibacommunity development vehimate $50,000 beginning fund lance in this year's general cle, the purchase of a city fund, will enable the city to manager car was determined to take care of some important be of lowest priority. In eliminating the purchase needs. The fund balance mentioned proposal, a $150 a month vehicle is primarily due to increased allowance for the manager was revenues in areas of traffic recommended. High mileage and associated fines and interest, as well as the costs were cited in maintenance fact that anticipated revenue the economics of replacing a shortfall did not materialize. 1978 Ford LTD being retired by Major projects or purchases the police department. With a include new compuproposed projected replacement costs of ter system, vehicles, codification of city ordinances, and in- approximately $10,000 for the creased expenditures in the police car alone, the planned streets and parks departments. acquisition of a new vehicle for diYoung said Clintons current the community development was rector is scrapped. both anticomputer system According to Youngs report, quated and unreliable. Because the vacated city manager car, of the and many utility payroll package files are full, the city is which was recently overhauled, STIIll By SHARON Review Correspondent 4 BRIAN C. BIRTWISTLE Top Award Sunset Scout Gets Eagle SUNSET Brian C. Birtwistle; son of Glenn and Sandy Birtwistle of 223 W. 1175 N., Sunset, has earned the Eagle Scout badge. He is a member of Troop 78 sponsored by the Clearfield Community Church. He has earned 21 merit badges and has served as patrol leader and quartermaster for the troop. An eighth grade student at Sunset Junior High, he has also earned the Cub Scout Arrow of Light award. As his Eagle project, he painted parking lot lines "more thail adequately provide transportation for the could 546-412- In community development director. 5 LAYTON ; . The projected budget also includes a new pay plan for city employees. Young said the major purposes of the plan would be to allow the city to hire employees at a lower pay scale until they are totally trained, to allow an incentive bonus system to encourage and reward exceptional employees, and to bring the towns current salaries up to the average for area cities of comparable size. "NOW" the "LEADER" in AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT IN the ENTIRE AREA ; Co. Approved by "All" Insurance iliiiiuiiMaiiMiMeumiiMiMiniimmiusiisaatseaMiiiMi,eiaauMMiM,,iiHH,MiiMRl,Hii,MM,i w.oHwowsstwiimiHniiHimiHHiiiimiHHod at Clearfield Community Church. 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