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Manager's Budget Addenda
Current Log
Fiscal Year 2004-2005
Annual Report
City Manager's Request and Five Year Forecast
Adopted Budget in Brief (327K PDF)
Adopted Operating
Adopted Capital
Proposed Fees and Charges Report
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MBA #1
Approval of Proposed Performance Measure Changes in the 2004-2005 Proposed Operating Budget
MBA #2
Budget Study Sessions
MBA #3
Proposed Operating and Capital Budget Replacement Pages (memo only - updated pages have been incorporated into the posted document)
MBA #4
Emergency Response Fee
MBA #5
Strategy to Increase High School Graduation Rates
MBA #6
New Parking Meter Technology
MBA #7
New Streetlight Technology
MBA #8
Revisions to the Public Safety Capital Program in the 2004-2005 Proposed Capital Budget and 2005-2009 Capital Improvement Program
MBA #9
Parking Priorities and Parking Triggers
MBA #10
Grant Writing Consolidation for the Public Safety CSA
MBA #11
Proposed Municipal Water System Rate Increases for 2004-2005
MBA #12
Municipal Water System Non-Personal/Equipment Budget
MBA #13
Museum of Art Expansion - International Center for Art and Technology
MBA #14
HP Pavilion at San Jose Capital Budget Recommendations
MBA #15
Local Partnerships for Police and Fire Academies
MBA #16
Collaboration with Other Jurisdictions
MBA #17
Patrol Staffing Software
MBA #18
Festival Cost Recovery Survey
MBA #19
Fire Mandated Inspection of Schools - Estimated Costs
MBA #20
2003-2004 and 2004-2005 Community Based Organizations Budget Information
MBA #21
Development Fee Change on Single-Family House
MBA #22
Parking Compliance During Street Sweeping
MBA #23
Public Art - Council District 9
MBA #24
Workers' Compensation Claims Analysis
MBA #25
General Plan Update
MBA #26
Redevelopment Agency Market Rate Housing Production Performance Measures
MBA #27
Tamien Skate Park
MBA #28
Community Centers - Breakdown by Residents Served
MBA #29
Amendments to the 2004-2005 Proposed Police Department Fees
MBA #30
New Park Facilities in 2004-2005
MBA #31
Hazardous Incident Team (HIT) Unit Partial Cost Recovery Fee
MBA #32
Regional Parks Usage and Revenues
MBA #33
Response to Mayor's Budget Message Regarding Fleet Issues
MBA #34
Prior Year Funding for Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment
MBA #35
Pool Repairs
MBA #36
PDO/PIO Fees Status of the SJRA Obligations to the City
MBA #37
Police Academies Cost and Candidate Pool
MBA #38
Early Retirement Incentive Program
MBA #39
Regional and Neighborhood Parks Maintenance Service Delivery Model
MBA #40
Theatre Arts Program
MBA #41
Crime Prevention Programs Matrix
MBA #42
Tobacco Administrative Fines
MBA #43
Voluntary Furlough and Reduced Work Week Program
MBA #44
Fleet & Equipment Services Core Service: Why Not More Reductions Given City Downsizing?
MBA #45
Community Centers - How to Decide Which Centers to Close/Information on Transition to CBOs/Hub Concept
MBA #46
Methodology Utilized on Operational and Maintenance Savings for Community Center "Hub" Proposal
MBA #47
Healthy Neighborhoods Venture Fund Advisory Committee Recommendation for Use of 2004-2005 Funds
MBA #48
Establish Public Works Program Support Fund
MBA #49
Measure D Project Candidate Recommendations
MBA #50
MBA Response: Terminal Space Restrictions
MBA #51
State Emergency Telephone Number (911) Surcharge
MBA #52
Park Restroom Closures - Other Options
MBA #53
Transfer of Wireless 911 Calls
Last Modified Date: 6/21/2005
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