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209 <br /> <br />that the owner of the building has applied for CDBG funds <br />for a portion of the cost and Region Ten will pay for the <br />increased rent. Mr. Peterson stated that if Charter House <br />is not fully funded, Region Ten may have to return at a <br />later date for an additional appropriation. <br /> <br /> Mr. James Peterson stated that no decline in federal <br />revenues had been anticipated in the budget. <br /> <br /> Ms. Joy Matthews, Director of Central Virginia Child <br />Development AssociatiOn (CVCDA) stated that the Board will <br />consider a sliding scale fee schedule next month to be <br />charged to County residents using their services. <br />Ms. Matthews stated that CVCDA is exploring funding <br />through private businesses and foundations and is <br />encouraging the University of Virginia to include CVCDA- <br />type services in their umbrella plans. <br /> <br /> Mr. Rory Carpenter, Director of the Youth Service <br />Center, and Dr. Tom DeMaio, Chairman of the Youth <br />Commission, discussed Youth Service Center programs and <br />stated that YSC had been working on a school drop-out <br />study and planned to present the report in June. Mr. <br />Carpenter requested that funding by the City be increased <br />by $614. <br /> <br /> Mr. Alan Segar, Director of Outreach Counseling <br />Services, Inc., and Ms. Ruth Wadlington, Director of the <br />Board, explained that a needs assessment had been <br />conducted after suggestions from the Social Development <br />Commission had been made to Outreach. Mr. Segar stated <br />that Outreach was soon to undertake a private fund drive <br />to raise scholarship funds, with applications being made <br />to private foundations and the State Department of Social <br />Services. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ken Ackerman, Director of Monticello Area <br />Community Action Agency (MACAA), stated that MACAA funding <br />in 1988 could increase by $60,000 if $5.2 million in <br />pass-through money to the state is not cut. Mr. Ackerman <br />stated that two housing counselors were proposed, one <br />which would be funded by CDBG funds. <br /> <br /> Concern was expressed that CDBG funding for social <br />agencies was reviewed by the Social Development Commission <br />separate from the City budget. <br /> <br /> Ms. Brenda Barbour, representing the Thomas Jefferson <br />Emergency Medical Services Council, stated that the <br />Council had incorporated First Responder Training for the <br />Charlottesville Fire Department and that their Critical <br />Incident Stress Debriefing Program was one of only three <br />in the state. <br /> <br /> The option of giving all of the "$1 for Life" funds <br />to the EMS Council and not to the Rescue Squad was <br />discussed. <br /> <br /> Ms. Patricia Smith, Director of Offender Aid and <br />Restoration, stated that the lack of full funding meant <br />that OAR would be unable to fully support the Family <br />Support Program and noted that the County has recommended <br />full funding for FY 86-87 and United Way had cut their <br />budget by 5%. <br /> <br /> Ms. Joy Matthews and a representative of United Way <br />Child Care, discussed the scholarships and center costs. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ron Enders, Director of Workshop V,recommended <br />that the $5,000 which had been paid to the City in lieu of <br /> <br /> <br />