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1. Strategy & process
2. Overview & highlights
3. New information
4. Decision points
5. Discussion
OUTLINE
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STRATEGY & PROCESS
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2015-2018 Strategic Plan
1. A County that works together
2. A County that is well connected
3. A County that thinks ahead and wisely shapes the future
4. A County that informs and engages
5. A County that performs and delivers results
6. A County that employs people who make a positive
difference
STRATEGY & PROCESS
DEPARTMENT PLANNING
COUNCIL SPECIAL BUDGET MEETINGS
SMT REVIEW
STAFF ADJUSTMENTS AS NEEDED
FURTHER CHANGES OR FINAL APPROVAL
BUSINESS PLANNING AND BUDGET PROCESS
COUNCIL & SENIOR MANAGEMENT PRIORITIES
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
JAN-JUNE
JULY-SEPT
SEPT-OCT
NOV
NOV-DEC
NOV-DEC
JUNE-JULY
2018 Budget $229.7 million
BUDGET OVERVIEW & HIGHLIGHTS
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Gross expenditures:
$229.7 million
Capital:
$60.8 million
Gross Revenues:
$229.7 million
General revenue:
$131.9 million
Other sources:
$37.4 million
Property taxes:
$60.4 million
General (+3.0%) $56.8 million
Library (+0%) $3.6 million
OVERVIEW
2018 Capital Plan
Taxation1 $ 0.4 million
W/WW rates/reserves $ 22.8 million
Reserves1 $ 16.8 million
Development charges $ 3.7 million
Gas tax/grants $ 6.3 million
Debentures $ 9.9 million
Other sources $ 0.9 million
Total capital budget
$ 60.8 million17.2% decrease over 2017 capital budget ($12.6 million)
1 $8.9 million is funded from taxation for roads and bridge
capital in the 2018 budget which is transferred to reserves P. 28
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY
2018 Full Time Equivalent Plan
Changes in 2018 11.3 FTE
Community Planning Office 0.7 FTE
Assessment Management 1.0 FTE
Archives 1.0 FTE
Finance 0.7 FTE
Library 0.5 FTE
Customer Service 0.2 FTE
Human Services 1.0 FTE
Woodingford Lodge 3.2 FTE
Paramedic Services 2.0 FTE
Facilities/Fleet 1.0 FTE
Total FTE complement: 646.5
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P. 23
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY Tax Impact
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Report No.
CS 2017-41
2017
Actual
2018
Preliminary$ Change
%
Change
Phased CVA $252,119 $257,034 $4,915 2.0
General tax
rate 0.00378327 0.00367021 -0.00011306 -3.0
General tax $954 $943 -$11 -1.2
Phased CVA $200,000 $200,000 $0 0.0
General tax
rate 0.00378327 0.00367021 -0.00011306 -3.0
General tax $757 $734 -$23 -3.0
Average Single Family Detached Residential Home
$200,000 Single Family Detached Residential Home
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY
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Draft Budget
ImpactsTotal Cost Tax Inc
% Tax
Inc
Base Budget tax
decrease(283,706) -0.48%
One-time items 5,677,950 31,950 0.05%
Service level
impacts1,551,221 1,300,884 2.22%
New initiatives 3,695,604 321,524 0.55%
2016 surplus
funding applied to
2017 levy
300,000 0.51%
Total $10,924,775 $1,670,652 2.84%
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OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY New Initiatives
P. 25
New Initiative Resources Required Reference
Nitrile/Latex
Glove
Recycling
Pilot nitrile/latex glove
disposal costs $45,000
annually;
Funded by Landfill and Waste
Diversion Reserve
New
Initiative 1 -
Page 57
Organics
Program
Expansion
Pilot Administrative Building
organics program disposal
costs $5,000;
Funded by Landfill and Waste
Diversion Reserve
New
Initiative 2 -
Page 60
Sign Utility
Truck
Operating costs $28,439
(annual)
Capital – vehicle $150,000
(one-time cost funded from
reserves)
New
Initiative 3 -
Page 70
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New Initiative Resources Required Reference
Alternative
Biosolids
Transport
Wastewater operating savings
($20,355) (annual)
Waste Management operating
costs $1,234 (annual)
Capital - vehicle $350,000
(one-time cost funded from
Fleet Reserve)
New
Initiative 4 -
Page 78
Valve
Maintenance
Trailer System
Operating fleet charge $682
(annual)
Capital fleet charge $5,000
(annual)
Capital trailer purchase
$100,000 (one-time cost)
Funded from water rates and
reserves
New
Initiative 5 -
Page 82
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY New Initiatives
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New Initiative Resources Required Reference
Wetland/Forest
Restoration
Wetland/forest restoration
project purchased service
$10,000 (2018-2019)
Rural Tree reserve
contribution $2,500 (2018-
2019)
New
Initiative 6 -
Page 84
Family and
Children’s
Services
Net costs $0.0 (Ministry
funded 100%)
Early Learning and Child Care
Expansion Program
Child and Family Programs
New
Initiative 7 -
Page 127
Security
Measures for
Oxford County
Social Housing
Units
New security measures
$80,000 (annual)
New
Initiative 8 -
Page 134
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY New Initiatives
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New Initiative Resources Required Reference
Education
Budget
Increase:
Mental health
training
Salaries and benefits $34,594
(annual)
Training the trainer costs
$4,000 (one-time)
Training costs $2,100 (2018-
2022)
New
Initiative 9 -
Page 147
BSO
Specialized
Staffing
Funding
Salaries and benefits net levy
savings ($8,910) (annual)
$27,141 Ministry funding to
cover PSW) (savings through
staff hours reallocated from
base funding + new 0.24 FTE)
New
Initiative 10 -
Page 150
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY New Initiatives
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New Initiative Resources Required Reference
Harm
Reduction
Program
Enhancement:
Opioid
Net operating cost savings
($67,375) (annual)
($150,000 funded by Ministry)
New
Initiative 11 -
Page 174
Case
Management &
Process
Automation
platform
Software support $127,500
(annual)
One-time purchase $312,500
(funded by General Reserve)
New
Initiative 12 -
Page 209
Coordinator of
Assessment
Management
Salaries and benefits $93,419
(annual)
Operating costs $17,023
(annual)
Capital – computer $2,000
(one-time cost)
New
Initiative 13 -
Page 222
OVERVIEW & OPPORTUNITY New Initiatives
OVERVIEW GRANT REQUESTS
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Creative Connections 50,000
South Central Ontario Region Economic
Development
25,000
Social Planning Council Oxford 55,000
Immigration Oxford Sustainability Plan 24,500
Oxford County Youth InitiativesTaiwanese Exchange $10,000
International Student Exchange $8,000
Youth Robotics Challenge $5,000
Unassigned $2,000
25,000
Oxford Plowmen's Association 200
Agricultural Award of Excellence 2,000
Economic Development 35,000
Physician Recruitment 30,000
Woodstock & Area Small Business Enterprise 40,000
Tillsonburg Airport 5,000
NEW INFORMATION
Briefing Note CS 2017-02
Councillor Birtch request for information regarding
how much the County and area municipalities have
used and pay MTE for these services
MTE provides services to the County for tax policy
purposes, and supports area municipalities directly
for administering tax policy in the amount of
$115,421 (paid by the County)
MTE provides the County and area municipalities
support for significant property assessment appeals,
as required
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NEW INFORMATION
Briefing Note CS 2017-03
Councillor McKay request for information regarding
an update on development within the Innerkip and
Embro sanitary sewer servicing systems
Innerkip System: Remaining future development
costs to be recovered is $1,170,090
Embro System: Remaining future development
costs to be recovered is $2,500,000
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NEW INFORMATION
Briefing Note HR 2017-01
Update on the implementation of Bill 148 and its
effects on the County
November 22, 2017, Bill 148, the Fair Workplaces,
Better Jobs Act, 2017, passed in the Ontario
Legislature
County budget impact is estimated at $1.2 million
annually (once all amendments come in to effect)
Most costly amendments include changes to on-call
provisions, public holiday pay, paid personal leave
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NEW INFORMATION
Briefing Note PHES 2017-01
Councillor McKay request for additional
information regarding the Paramedic Services
2.0 FTE request
Replace supervisory staff on ambulances
currently working night shift (7:00 pm – 7:00 am)
with paramedics at Mill St. Station (Woodstock)
Staffing the Mill St. night shift with two
paramedics will increase the time rural stations
are available to respond in their scheduled
coverage areas
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NEW INFORMATION Proposed levy adjustments
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…cont’d
2017 General Levy Requirement $55,120,110
ID Action $ Change 2018 Inc
(Dec)
1,881,428 57,001,538 3.41%
1Waste Management - 2018 Municipal Blue Box
Funding increased from $700,000 to $914,824all (214,824) 56,786,714 -0.39%
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That Oxford County Council add an additional
$1,000,000 to the 2018 Budget to support Affordable
Housing, and further this be funded from sale of
surplus land.
DMc
NM
081117-
1
- 57,786,714 1.81%
3
That the County of Oxford commit to lowering the
Farm Tax Ratio from 0.25 to 0.20 for the 2018
taxation year.
DMc
NM
081117-
2- 56,786,714 0.00%
4
Conservation Authorities - 2018 UTRCA Draft
Budget ($913,496 prelim budget - $925,115 UTRCA
draft budget)
11,619 56,798,333 0.02%
2018 Draft Budget Levy
NEW INFORMATION Proposed levy adjustments
25
…cont’d
2017 General Levy Requirement $55,120,110
ID Action $ Change 2018 Inc
(Dec)
1,881,428 57,001,538 3.41%
5
Conservation Authorities - 2018 LPRCA Draft
Budget ($420,254 prelim budget - $412,682 LPRCA
draft budget)
(7,572) 56,790,761 -0.01%
6
Consider updates to the expired authorities
delegated within By-laws No. 4731-2006 through No.
4734-2006 inclusive; and further
Report on collaboration between the WASBEC,
CFOxford, OWDP, CESOxford and the Area
Municipal Economic Development groups; and
further
2018 grant request from WASBEC be deferred
pending the outcome of the discussions on potential
collaborations.
DM
NM
131217-
3- 56,790,761 0.00%
2018 Draft Budget Levy
NEW INFORMATION Proposed levy adjustments
26
…cont’d
2017 General Levy Requirement $55,120,110
ID Action $ Change 2018 Inc
(Dec)
1,881,428 57,001,538 3.41%
7
Special levy to fund a Woodstock Police Services
Grant for court security of $117,255,all area
municipalities except City of Woodstock; and
further
Authorize staff to negotiate Township of South-West
Oxford waste and recycling collection agreement
beyond the December 31, 2018 term at or below
County contracted prices; and further
Request Woodstock City Council to direct City staff
to renegotiate the terms and conditions of its current
waste management services contract at service
levels and costs consistent with those delivered by
the County of Oxford and/or the Township of South-
West Oxford
DM
NM
131217-
4
- 56,790,761 0.00%
2018 Draft Budget Levy
NEW INFORMATION Proposed levy adjustments
27
…cont’d
2017 General Levy Requirement $55,120,110
ID Action $ Change 2018 Inc
(Dec)
1,881,428 57,001,538 3.41%
8
That any and all individual amendments to tax ratios
be only realized with the support of a comprehensive
staff report identifying any direct and related impact
between classes
SM
NM
131217-
5
- 56,790,761 0.00%
9
That notwithstanding any independent decisions
related to the County’s contribution to Court Security
costs for the City of Woodstock, any decision be
deferred until such time as a response has been
received from the Minister of Community Safety and
Correctional Services and the Office of the Attorney
General
SM
NM
131217-
6
- 56,790,761 0.00%
(210,777) 56,790,761 3.03%
$550,000
Levy increase (decrease)
1% change is represented by
2018 Draft Budget Levy
DECISION POINTS Resolutions
1. That the 2018 Oxford County Business Plans be
adopted as amended;
2. And that Oxford County Council approves the 2018
Budget with a general purpose levy of $56,701,761;
3. And that Oxford County Council approves a 2018
special levy for Library in the amount of
$3,604,322;
4. And further, that Oxford County Council approves
a 2018 special levy to fund a Woodstock Police
Services Grant for court security and prisoner
transportation services in the amount of $117,255,
levied against all area municipalities with the
exception of the City of Woodstock;
…cont’d
DECISION POINTS Resolutions
5. And that the following grants be included in the
2018 general purpose levy:
Creative Connections 50,000
South Central Ontario Region Economic Development 25,000
Social Planning Council Oxford 55,000
Immigration Oxford Sustainability Plan 24,500
Oxford County Youth Initiatives 25,000
Oxford Plowmen's Association 200
Agricultural Award of Excellence 2,000
Economic Development 35,000
Physician Recruitment 30,000
Woodstock & Area Small Business Enterprise 40,000
Tillsonburg Airport 5,000
…cont’d
DECISION POINTS Resolutions
6. And that a by-law to adopt the estimated
expenditure for the year 2018 be presented to
Council for enactment at their regular meeting
scheduled for January 10, 2018;
7. And that staff be authorized to proceed with
implementing the incremental full-time
equivalent positions as presented in the Full-
time Equivalent Plan attached to Report No. CS
(CS) 2017-36, upon the passing of the
aforementioned by-law.