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Table 7: Service Reduction Im <br />Further reduce general With the elimination of Central Services, all City departments will need to <br />admin costs procure external printing and copying services, which could result in less <br />availability of printed materials for the community, such as posters, flyers <br />and mailers. In other instances, the City will be returning to minimum <br />requirement (i.e., neighborhood noticing consistent with State law) rather <br />than expanded noticing for things like development projects. <br />S1,s50,000 S1,sso,000 <br />Internal personnel Will cause the reprioritization (or de -prioritization) of certain City/City <br />adjustments Council priorities as well as non -essential tasks and initiatives as team sizes <br />are reduced. This will likely also translate into slower responses to general <br />community inquiries directed toward the City Council/City. The cost of the <br />LPFD positions is shared 50/50 with the City of Livermore, so only 0.5 FTE <br />for the Emergency Preparedness Manager position is attributed to the <br />Pleasanton's budget. <br />The Emergency Preparedness Manager will be frozen to realize savings, but <br />in order to sustain the Livermore -Pleasanton Community Emergency <br />Response Team (CERT) program, a part-time CERT Coordinator will be added. <br />With this adjustment, emergency preparedness training for the community <br />and City employees will be reduced. <br />$790,000 $970,000 <br />Reduce professional <br />Staff will need to scale back the activities that were previously supported by <br />services and contracts <br />these consultants, especially for areas requiring specific technical expertise, <br />such as Johnson Aviation for advising on matters related to the Federal <br />Aviation Administration (FAA) for the Livermore airport. <br />$130,000 $130,000 <br />Reduce weekly Library <br />Elimination of all evening hours from 7:00-9:00 PM, and closure of the <br />hours <br />Library on Sunday. Reduction in full-time library staff and release of most <br />temporary staff. Elimination of non -core programming, (Movie nights, Adult <br />book clubs, Trivia Nights); core programs (afterschool support, Paws to <br />Read, Booklegger, adult literacy, and storytimes) would remain. Outreach <br />vehicle will be limited to supporting one off -site program per month. <br />Reduced collection budget and elimination of page staff will increase wait <br />times for library materials. Fewer new items will be added to the collection, <br />and re -shelving will take longer. Staff to help shelve library materials will be <br />reduced significantly with the reduction of over 5,000 annual hours of page <br />staff eliminated; volunteers will be recruited and trained to assist to mitigate <br />impacts. <br />$830,000 $940,000 <br />Combine Library and <br />Potential to increase customer service wait times. However, it also supports <br />Recreation Service <br />a transition toward a more streamlined and integrated Library and <br />Desks <br />Recreation service model. This proposal necessitates revisiting the proposal <br />to reduce and restructure the commissions held within the Library and <br />Recreation Department. <br />$320,000 $330,000 <br />Restructure Recreation <br />This proposed reduction converts City -run adult sports leagues to athlete - <br />Programs <br />run. These changes to adult sports will have a minimal impact on Pleasanton <br />residents, as adult sports leagues serve primarily non -Pleasanton residents <br />and do not meet cost recovery guidelines in the City's Master Fee Schedule. <br />Some special events, including Movies in the Park, the Rose Show and the <br />Volunteer Appreciation Reception, will be eliminated. Per City Council <br />direction, Hometown Holidays and cultural celebrations will be retained. <br />$460,000 $470,000 <br />Reduce funding for <br />The community may notice a reduction in police -related surveys and public <br />Police special programs <br />engagement activities. <br />$100,000 $100,000 <br />Reduce Special <br />Reduced ability to address certain crimes including human trafficking, drugs, <br />Enforcement and <br />and targeted plain clothes enforcement activities. <br />Investigation Units <br />$195,000 $205,000 <br />33 <br />