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Special General Government
Committee Agenda
Date: Friday, January 26, 2018
Time: 9:30 AM
Place: Council Chambers, 2nd Floor
Municipal Administrative Centre
40 Temperance Street
Bowmanville, Ontario
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Clarington General Government Committee Agenda
Date: January 26, 2018
Time: 9:30 AM
Place: Council Chambers
1 Call to Order
2 Adopt the Agenda
3 Declaration of Interest
4 Delegations
4.1 Linda Kent, Library Director, Clarington Public Library and Terry Gray, Clarington Public
Library Board, Regarding the 2018 Operating and Capital Budget
4.2 Angie Darlison, Executive Director, and Mike Moynes, President, Bowmanville Older
Adult Association, Regarding the 2018 Operating and Capital Budget
4.3 Chris Newman, Coordinator, Firehouse Youth Centre, Regarding the 2018 Operating
and Capital Budget
4.4 Dionne Powlenzuk, Executive Director, Mary -Anne Slemon, President and Michael
Patrick, Treasurer, Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, Regarding the 2018 Operating and
Capital Budget
4.5 Deb Kalogris, Manager, Clarington Home Support Program and Sally Barrie, Director,
Home Support Program, Community Care Durham, Regarding the 2018 Operating and
Capital Budget
4.6 Kevin Symak, Chair, Newcastle Community Hall Board, Regarding the 2018 Operating
and Capital Budget
5 Adjournment
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Presentations and Handouts
2018
Budget Presentation
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Clarington Public Library Board
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%cOf the 368 offered programs 292 ran successfully (79%)
❑ 16 NEW registered programs were implemented
❑ 55 instructors provided programs & courses, 38 were paid, 15
volunteered and 2 were provided by partnership organizations
❑ 70 Weekly drop-in programs were offered
❑ 20 NEW drop-in programs were added
❑ 47 workshops were offered, 22 of which were FREE of charge
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y The BOAA has three on-going partnerships with local tour providers:
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o Kemp Travel in Bowmanville
y Each month from January to November with the exception of July & August the BOAA
travels to Casino Rama for a Day Trip with over 33 people attending each time
❑ January 2017 — Dominican Republic (7 days) 51 people
❑ March 2017 — Irish Rovers (Day Trip) 49 people
May 2017 — Stratford (Day Trip) 52 people
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❑ September 2017 — A day to the North (Day Trip) 48 people
❑ November 2017 — Famous Peoples Players (Day Trip) 40 people
❑ November 2017 — Nashville (5 Nights — 6 Days) 52 people
Community Outreach Update
%cRotary Club of Bowmanville — February 2017
❑ Newcastle Lions Club — February 2017
❑ Kawartha Pine Ridge Community Event — March 2017
❑ Newcastle Community Information Fair — March 2017
❑ 100 Women Who Care - February & March 2017
❑ Tradition of Durham Retirement Residence Health Fair — April 2017
❑ Clarington's Volunteer Stars Event — April 2017
❑ Hosted the 3rd Bowmanville-Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers & Rovers — April 2017
❑ Clarington Photography Club — May 2017
❑ Clarington Secondary School "Own Your Ed" Conference — May 2017
❑ Bowmanville Rockin' Rotary Ribs & Brews Ribfest — June 2017
❑ Wilmot Creek Information Expo — June 2017
❑ Edwardian Afternoon Teas held at Clarington Museums — June through August 2017
Community Outreach Update
%o Concerts In The Park, Bowmanville — June through September 2017
❑ BNI Bowmanville Chapter — July 2017
❑ Curves Bowmanville Anniversary Event — August 2017
❑ Hosted KCC Gourmet Catering for "Cooler" Way Home Food Delivery Program — August 2017
❑ United Way Durham Volunteer Far at Firehouse Youth Centre — September 2017
❑ Hosted Seniors Information & Active Living Fair in partnership with OACAO and sponsored by the Ministry
of Seniors Affairs — September 2017
❑ Participated in Durham Council on Aging at Durham Regional Headquarters — October 2017
❑ Hosted Active Aging Canada & Quaich Inc. 2 -Day Leadership Training Workshop — October 2017
❑ COPE Mental Health & March of Dimes Stroke Support Group — October 2017
❑ 55+ Active Adults, Municipality of Clarington Older Adult Information & Active Living Fair — November
2017
❑ OACAO Annual Conference `Aging Well: Celebrate! Educate! Motivate! Appreciate! — November 2017
❑ Clarington Central Secondary Service Remembrance Day Assembly — November 2017
❑ 1St Annual Bowmanville Rotary Christmas Market— December 2017
Testimonials
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CCara le Gascon Sol ibruck reviewed BowmanviIle 0Ider Adult
Association — 4D
June 24-0
recommend it highly- Great place to meet people and get active... Staff is
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Like to take a moment to thank all the volunteers and staff at the BOAR for their hard
work and dedication for having a great Christmas dinner and dance. I am a fairly
new member to the BORA and I am impressed with the staff on being super friendly
and always greeting members heart felt smiles. Thank You very much.
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Bowmanville Older Adult Association Thank you so much for your kind words Gerald!
It is a pleasure to have you join us at the BOAR and we are thrilled that you can enjoy an
active centre!
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Testimonials
0 Rosie Robertson reviewed Bowmanville Older Adult Association —4D •••
April 17 - $
The BOAA Centre has been a life -changing experience for my 92 year old mom!
She has been with the club for a year now, and it has given her new purpose in life!
Without her drivers' license, she became housebound and increasingly unhappy,
especially during the winter months, until she became a member. She now enjoys 2
to 3 outings to the club every week, including lunches and chair exercise activities
and just LOVES all the friendly people she has met! She can't wait for the wonderrul
volunteer drivers to pick her up for h er 'adve nt u re' and always feels welcome at'he r
club'. Thank you BOAR for making her feel special and providing such a wonderful
place to call hers! I highly recommend this Centre as a place to meet friends and
enjoy a tan of wonderful activities. Keep up the great work!
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Bowmanville Older Adult Association Thank you so much. Rosie, for your review of
the BOAAI We lave having your mother participate in programs, lunch and in our
Wheels -In -Action program. Our aim is to provide an exceptional service to aur members,
community partners, volunteers and guests and we are thrilled with the positive
feedback! 11
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Carole McAllister reviewed Bowmanville Dlder Adult Association40
April 12 - 43
1 am new to Bowmanville and found this Centre to be the most friendly and inviting
place with activities for all levels of ability. The lunch on Tuesday 11th was delicious
and it was nice to meet the visiting high school students who were friendly and
interesting and some even enjoyed participating in a Square Dance session with the
seniors. I highly recommend this great place as your go -to place to meet people and
enjoy an activity or two. There is so much you can da here.
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Bowmanville Older Adult Association Hi Carole! Thank you so much foryour review -
we were thrilled to have you join us this past Tuesday and look forward to seeing your
face around the centre more often) Welcome to Bowrnanvillei L'
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Volunteer Updates
9 295 Registered Volunteers
9 Logged 24710.14 hours
Assisting in the following areas:
y Administration Assistants
y Board Members
y Cafe Assistants
y Event Assistance
y Facility & Maintenance Help
y Front Desk Reception
y Greeters
y Kitchen Assistants
y Marketing & Program Promotion
y Outdoor Cleaning Crew
y Photography & Videography Support
y Program Conveners
y Program Instructors
Y Ticket Sellers
y Transportation Providers
y Welcome Ambassador Team
Wheels in Action
y 135 Different Registered Riders
y 7543 trips have been provided
y Toyota Sienna has 170,365kms bought new in 2011
y Toyota Rav 4 has 114,513 kms bought new in 2012
y 29 Volunteer Van Drivers
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MembershipSummary Statistics
%oTotal Registered Members as of December 31, 2017 is 1744
❑ Total Registered Guests and Non -Member Participants 646
❑ 359 New Members registered with the BOAA in 2017
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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Membership by Gender
Male
485
Female
1271
MembershipbyAge
Below 55
23
Ages 55-59
85
Ages 60-64
218
Ages 65-69
377
Ages 70-74
407
Ages 75-79
317
Ages 80-84
188
Ages Over 85
129
Membership by Location
City/Town
Haydon
Enniskillen
Kendal
Newtonville
Hampton
Orono
Courtice
Outside of Clarington
Newcastle
Bowmanville
Total
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6
6
16
38
72
130
151
301
1023
MembershipVisits by Day
60,4224Checkins
300
OpenB33ddaysl
250
200
150
100
50
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Membershipby
Visits
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200
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April May
June
July August September October November December
Grant Applications & Funding Updates
y Municipality of Clarington
y Service Canada Summer Student Funding "5 Summer Students"
y OACAO Health Fair Funding
y Elderly Persons Funding Special Grant "Cafe Support"
y Durham College Youth Job Connect Funding "Staffing"
y Christina Mary Hendrie Trust "Program Support Funding"
y New Horizons for Seniors "Life Through the Lens Series for Seniors"
y Multicultural Community Capacity Grant Program `Armchair Travel"
Building
Utilities
3,500
■ Electricity
3,000
Water and
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2,500
2,000
1,500
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Expenses Jan Feb Mar
Apr May Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
Electricity 3,099.40 2,741.38 3,158.83
2,659.04 2,629.00 2,820.76
2,350.88
2,347.32
2,336.28
2,067.92
2,270.55
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28,481.36
Water4indkewer 96.24 0.00 480.62
0.00 645.94 0.00
614.80
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511.77
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528.54
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2,877.91
NaturalCas 314.88 831.71 977.29
714.24 429.59 145.20
126.32
124.86
170.61
133.03
414.61
1,706.06
6,088.40
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Total 3,510.52 3,573.09 4,616.74
3,373.28 3,704.53 2,965.96
3,092.00
2,472.18
3,018.66
2,200.95
3,213.70
1,706.06
37,447.67
2017 Unaudited Year End Balance Sheet
Bowmanville Older Adult Association
Balance Sheet
As of 31 Accemher 2017
ASSETS
Currant Assets
ChequinglSavings
1000 � TD - Operating
1001 PettyCash
10oa • To Lottery
1004 • To Reserves
Total ChequinglSavings
Accounts Receivable
1200 -A ... nfi, Receivable
Total Accounts Receivable
Other Current Assets
1499 - Undeposlted Funds
1500 - Prepaid Expenses
Total Other Current Assets
Total Current Assets
Fixed Assets
1600 - Fumilure & Equipment
1605 - Original Cost
1610 - Accum Depree-Furnit & Equip
Total 1600 - Furniture & Equipment
1620 , Leasehold Inprovements
1664 - Leasehold Improvements
Total 1620 - Leasehold Inprovements
1630 � Computers
1635 - AJA Computer Equipment
1630 - Computers - Other
Total 1630 Computers
1640 , Automobile
1880 - Accum Deprec-Auto
1840 - Automobile
-Other
Total 1640 • Automobile
Total Fixed Asset.
TOTAL ASSETS
35,218.41
200-00
31,925.27
53,120.36
120464.04
2,567.40
22,585.63
24,753.23
145,467.27
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Other Current Liabilities
2200 Vacation pay payable
2210 HST Collected on Sales
2220 HST Paid - ITC 1310
2230 HST PSB Rebate
2240 - HST instalments
2300 - RRSP Contributions EE & ER
2409 - Deferred Revenue
Total Other Current Liabilities
Total Current Liabilities
Total Liabilities
15,363.49
-422341
Equity
11,335.08
3100 • Investment in Capital Assets
3300 Older Adult Capital RF
13,360.00
3400 -Older Adult Operating RF -541.
3580 Lottery Fund
13.360.00
3900 Unrestricted Surplus
-796.00
Net Income
5,889.50
Total Equity
6,091 50
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
.9, 000.0c
10,1100 00
1,000.00
31,78668
177,253.85
15,547.09
35,128.63
•25,487,76
-1,493.53
-10,540.09
1.6-24.89
275.74
15.995.02
15,995.42
15,995.02
24,127.65
18,044.26
34,897.74
10,276-24
52,621.15
21,331.79
161,258.83
177,263.86
2018 Proposed Revenue Budget
Revenue
Budget
147,700
314,502.48
43,000
152,000
36,000
90,000
47,500
24,700
8,400
3,600
12,600
30,000
2018 Proposed Expense Budget
Expense
Budget
Salaries & Benefits (Full & Part Time)
539,502.48
Registered Program
15,000
Drop -In Program
2,500
Wheels in Action
8,400
Wheels in Action'Replcement
3,600
Advertising
45,000
Maintenance
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Utilities / Telephone
58,000
Other
15,000
Administration & General
34,000
Insurance
7,000
Grants
557000
Total 910,002.48
2018 Proposed Expense Budget Continued
Expense
Fundraising
Hospitality
Amortization of Assets
Total 910,002.48
Budget
40,000
32,000
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