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Budget -Metro GI , y 2.32 Gj Page 1 of 1 ,.S'i <br /> ~,sn~f <br /> WALCH Therese <br /> From: Hayes, Richard H NWP [Richard.H.Hayes@nwp01.usace.army.mil] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 5:51 PM <br /> To: Bluhm, Eric V NWP; 'Therese Walch'; 'Stephanie Schulz'; 'Ed Black' <br /> Subject: Budget -Metro GI ~ <br /> Importance: High ~ ~~,~L <br /> A 1/ ~U?" <br /> Eric, UV <br /> Here is about as final a budget as I can put together based on what we know as of today. Please model it around <br /> to fit our normal formats, etc for these sorts of things. I've tried to iron out its previous incongruities, and I think it's <br /> down to a couple very small things that may not matter. See what you think. <br /> The narrative pieces to the workplan are coming next, and I will hack out aschedule-chart that puts these tasks in <br /> the proper order/juxtaposition of performance and fitting the work efforts/priorities we describe in the narratives. <br /> «workplan Budget Fy04-05 v5 -combined 03.02.04.x1s» <br /> Ed, Therese, Stephanie - <br /> You may wish to include additional in-kind time by study team members and staff for "regular" study activities <br /> (management, coordination with our USACE team members, plan and product review, etc). Let us know if you <br /> have a guess as to what that might be -it's going to be as much an estimate of what you think you can wedge out <br /> on their time (their plate), as much as assessing the study's needs for their services. We'll also plug in the <br /> othorphoto value from all three sponsors into JAA next week (see my previous message this afternoon). <br /> Stephanie, it would be important to plug some modicum of county staffing support into this -I've included a <br /> column for the county for this purpose; also in the expectation that we will find resources later on. <br /> <br /> Also Ed and Therese, please look over this document in general - I welcome any feedback before our exec <br /> meeting. Since you saw this a week ago, I have broken it out into more detail about how we'd forecast using your <br /> large-lump contributions across many tasks/activities. I based this on my understanding of the work tasks and of <br /> your priorities, and especially where these program/FTE, contract scopes, and monies are coming from or are <br /> oriented towards in your own budgets and work programs. <br /> There are still cryptic notations in the two right-most columns for helping you navigate these divvies. I can <br /> embellish those, but then we run into the problem of the sheet getting too unwieldy (again). <br /> I have not broken out the "GI line item" money from each city: the 100K per year from each (200K each city, 400K <br /> total). As we discussed, we'll use this money and our federal funds to fill in the funding gaps that were left over <br /> after I plugged your targeted assets into the most logical tasks/niches. As we talked about, he study team would <br /> <br /> work together to track how this money is allocated and used in specific line item tasks/activities. <br /> It may be worth giving your execs a prelim walk-through of this budget scenario prior to the meeting, so we aren't <br /> <br /> totally cold? <br /> more soon, thx, Rick <br /> 4/6/04 <br /> <br />
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