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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 1931 - Grant Application - GO CJD - Organized Crime_Drug Control Program, LPD - 01_24_1985Resolution #1931 January 24, 1985 Agenda Item #30 KJ:da RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK: THAT the City Manager of the City of Lubbock BE and is hereby autho- rized and directed to execute for and on behalf of the City of Lubbock a Grant Application entitled Organized Crime and Dangerous Drug Control Program, attached herewith, which shall be spread upon the minutes of the Council and as spread upon the minutes of this Council shall constitute and be a part of this Resolution as if fully copied herein in detail. Passed by the City Council this 24th day of January , 1985. ALAN IflENRY, KATOR ATTEST: Ranettte Boyd, City Secretary APPRO D 0 CONTENT: �,r.� Thomas Nichols, Chief of Police APPROVED AS TO FORM: Ken Joh son, Assistant City Attorney THE STATE OF TEXAS § § PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT COUNTY OF LUBBOCK § THIS AGREEMENT entered into this day by and between the City of Lubbock, hereinafter called "City", and Retail Merchants Association, hereinafter called "Association;" WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the City desires to increase collections of insufficient funds checks; and WHEREAS, the Association has the requisite expertise to assist in increasing such collections; and WHEREAS, the City desires to engage the Association to collect insufficient funds checks upon the terms stated here- after: 1. City agrees to deliver to Association checks returned to us marked insufficient funds. 2. Association agrees to add a service charge of $15.00 to each check and use all available means of collection. 3. Upon collection of a check, Association will remit to City 100A of the face value of such check and a $3 rebate will be remitted by Association to City by the 10th of the following month on each $15.00 service charge collected. Association will bill City on regular monthly statements all service charges paid directly to City. 4. Association shall not assign any interest in this agreement and shall not transfer any interest in this agreement, whatsoever, without prior consent of the City. 5. Association shall save and hold harmless the City from all suits, actions or claims brought on account of any activities engaged in by Association pursuant to this agreement. 6. Association agrees that it will comply with all laws pertaining to collections of this nature, both federal and state. 7. This agreement may be extended or amended only upon written agreement between the parties hereto. 8. The term of this agreement shall be for one year from the date of execution hereof by all parties. 9. This agreement may be terminated by either party during its course by delivery of 30 days written notice of intent to the other party at the following addresses: RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION CITY OF LUBBOCK 902 Avenue 3 P.O. Box 2000 Lubbock, Texas 79401 Lubbock, Texas 79457 EXECUTED THIS ;#�L DAY OF , 1985. ACCOUNTS MANAGEMENT CORPORATION: President ATTEST: Secretary City Secretary APPPPROV�EjD/ AS TO CONTENT: Robert Messengalef, Assistant City Manager APPROVED AS TO FORM; y,<-!r Micf,ilele Hart, Assistant City Attorney C19M/C13/ cede Appmal No.0348- oe t�* DEAAL'AS§ISTMCE CAN s a NUMBER3. a NUMBER . �•-•, OF"• ., * i.i NOTICEOF LATENT (OPTIONAL) py Q l�EApPUCl1T10N ' I^>rr�af ®tAPpLlf.11TgN . APPL} CATION IDENTI. FER 85-GA-t4 CATON IDENTF I" NOTE TO Be Ass1a MY STATE b. DATE rear month AV to 85 01 31 b. DATE ASSIGNED rmr aonth fay 19 a AppfearitNama G i ty of Lubbock GSM„ , s . s bOtpankatfonuatt Poiice Department G }�y.N/p,Q P .0. Box 2000 Lubbock aCOU* Lubbock a zw coda 79457 r�t',tirla�dtleesonfxal.e Blil Knox 762-6411 ext. 2869 EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER FJN 75-6000590-w PRO_a GRAM Wn— CFDA) NUMBER 8 6 6 0 2 MULTIPLE❑ b.TrTLE Organized Crime an Dangerous Drug Control Pr i. 11nL w APPIJCAPIT'8 iROJECT (tJse asc4on IV a JNa brm 10 provide a aanmwy dexripWn of me ilocal Dangerous Drug Controi Unit.„ s-,' rant'•will*provide funding for one police corporal �Ifor street, level.Oarcotic investigation.and intelligence +gathering,and dissemination of information. B. TYPE OF APPUCANTlRECIPIENT i. Yrl" 6awegwyribmkner EQ ;ItREAOFPROJECT IMPACT (XanFa4fellim emalin aorta etel t ?!M3 ? of ,} y Lubbock ; 10. ESTIMATED NUMBER OF PERSONS BENEFITING 200,000 11. TYPE OF ASSISTANCE 4-6— Q,. F `•"" ,,� ° :'. �� • PROP06ED FUNIXNG 13. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS OF: 14. TYPE OF APPLICATION Bm. "mpumfin'r Pq _ •00 a APPLICANT Senate 28 b. PROJECT PPUrJ1NT 17.TMKOFp+��1*114W r-,M- 6-0— D> *_ ISc�rra. c-.rv.... n..w+ aw.w. r PWO bawty House 82-8 -84 Same ATE; 56 . �i 0 1 & PAOJECT START 14 PROJECT Wr DATE rmr a011th fay' IXIRATK>rJ i, i to 85 10 01 12 A(onft 1B. DATE DUE TO raw mantk fay ' 58 A39* FEDERAL AGENCY ► 10 85 01 31 14 ', ... AGENCY T_O MCEIVE REOUEBT G'Office -",•:. •''... Governor's ce 20. EXISTING FEDERAL GRANT DENTJF"nM NUMBER a } 17oNAL UNIT OF APPROPRIATE) ritrt hsi Justice'CiIGlsion b. ADMINISTRATIVE CONTACT OF KNOWN) N/A o ' p'tv!px 12428, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas, 78711 21. REMARKS ADDED IIZ4 8i >.a:w. TpOMbat al loy krw WP and beuel, i{a 111 Illip psepp5catl0n/appicatlon `Y _�pbpu a. iI11MI.�tA� by " 9wwrA^G � t � DDT d) >>1�t SPP and the applicant # iiMetOnlp� 1Ft2ha@I%e&rdaW rwX= E Ills taY1aI� r►pprovad ' a YES. THIS NOTICE OF INTENT/PFOWLICATION/APPLICATION WAS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE STATE LXECUTIVE �iDER 12372 PROCESSFDR REVIEW ON: PATE January S1, ly6S b. NO. PROGRAM IS NOT COVERED BY E.O. 12372 ❑ OR PROGRAM WAS NOT BEEN SELECTED BY STATE FOR REVIEW ❑ !i. , + nr, a ?YPEp NAME AND TITLE "rill�}arry;'� � Cunn Ingham >rxTty� }Ct�. Nanager b. b E � i4� Tmr laced 4v 25. FEDERAL APPLICATION IDENTIFICATION NUM 28. FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION TAKEN L fl AWARDED ._� y t7 T" -ali APP.4J)±AN1'.�'p ItF��:.d�1{C)CAL. O = : - • { "M1M1 4' r !8 .f FUNDING yea,aoatk &Y 20. ACTION DATE► to rmr aaeth /au STARTING DATE 10 ERAL 300 31. CONTACT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMAIO- TN (Name telephone nambr 1 32 rear awd /ate EKIINNG DATE ltl AP.iCAi'tT .00 iOigTATE .00 33. REMARKS ADDED Y. No . ' W TOTAL .00 t, ' .00 1nj STANDARD FORM 424 PAGE 1 VRM.! 44) d. t -c L= h.,f of b' OMB CJrcnlor A4W ,..,. �^ OETACH AND, Mid Vy-STAPLE TO ABOVE SHEET. ,v KCTM W-AEMA M sofaww du pFdpw hwn eume r Aram Sxdons 1, It or 111, If apl Gw.) 1 2 )3 -'i' [6 Y i { 14 } a at f.gp.,YpYf•.+ni:�,.s4•x.e-w. n.•.a �j.. - - gfi' •{� 3 fr r - p i" YpYiL i e- ��� STANDARD FORM 424 PAGE 2 (REV. 4-") AL MMifdhONS FOR THE SF-424 - a required tacesheet for preapplications and applications submitted in accordance !ral agencies to obtain applicant certification that states which have established a Executive Order 12372 and have selected the program to be'included in their v the applicant's submission. APPLICANT PROCEDURES FOR SECTION 13. �pp(NCltlf fllMl f IImIR h Scotian 11ath the exceptioon of Box 3, •'State 4plicatfon Identifier. -Nan Item Is not applicable, write "NA" t additional space rleadq(1 ilnef[ qfi f"c an(!'g09 Section N. An explanation follows breach tern PIT aem box Pre appiicnton and appGcafion are described in (a revision or augmentation under Rem 14), Indicate only to amo rid of A402 and Federal agency program Instructions. Use of the change. For decreases, endose the amount in parentheses. K both 1Ws Ipm iiiia fL Nodoo tilt Maras is at State option. Federal agencies do basic and supplemental amounts are Ircluded, breakout In Section N. WtbDl h11 No1iCOt cif tMent� For multiple program funding, use lotals and show program breakouts ! a own number, K nlesirad. In Section N. 12a- amount requested from Federal Governmem 12b-amount applicant will contribute. 12c-4mount from State, if �s Becton 1 is' prepared (at sppic an, option). applicant Is not a State. 12d--amount from local govt, Ifemmer u ' t.•1,,,� applicant is not a local government. 12s-crest from any other �uStale. sources, explain in Section N. 5 , � 13b. Th epai.fham9 of applicant, name of pr4nary organizational unit which will The district(s) where most of action work will be akxbrthplsted. K etly- wide or State-wide, covering several districts, write "city-wide" or the assistance activity. complete address of applicant, and "State-wide." „dltndertatca Ypeme and teiepehore number of the person who can provide further klformation about tits request 14. A. New. A submittal for project not previously funded. �'' t q)loyer Identification Number PM of applicant as assigned by the B. Renewal. An extension for an additional funding/budget period IOr a JMenrel FlYe� Service. project having no projected completion date, but fo which Federal oafog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number assigned Ullidar support must be renewed each year. tip prpprrt wider which essistance Is requested. If more than one C. Revision. A modification to project nature or scope which may result -- propraln (e.g., join funding). check "multiple" acid explain in Section In funding change (increase or decrease). .•ff eNivhoWm, cite Public law or U.S. Code. D. Continuation. An extension for an additional funding/budget period Progremr title from CFDA . Abbreviate It necessary. for a project with a projected completion date. Use Seaton N lo provide a summary description or the project it appropriate, i.e., t project affects particular sites as. for example. E. Augmentation. A requirement br additional funds for a project previousty awarded funds In the same tuning/budget period. 'o6r4trrncticn or real property projects, attach a map showing the Project nature and scope unchanged. 15. Approximate date project expected 1D begin (usually associated with .W i idudes towrh, WwnsNp o oftr mu ildpaRty. estknated date of availability of funding). "ljetoMY largest unit or untts affected, such as State. county, or city. 16. Estimate number of months 10 complete project after Federal funds :Eatrnated number of persons directly 4enefiting hem project are available. =.;Xh. ** the lype(a) of assistance requested. 17. Complete only for revisions (item 14c), or augmentation (Kern 14e). s, ds. 18. A. Bask: Gmn1i:-en'oilgirlap request ix kind Date preapplicatlon/application must be submitto Federal agency 6`,.$ctApiementaf Grant --a request to Increase a basic grant in certain In order to be eligible for funding consideration. ;C¢sea where the eligible applicant cannot supply the required 19. Name and address of the Federal agency to which this request is matching share of the basic Federal program (e.g., grants awarded addressed. Indicate as clearly as possible the name of the office tD by the Appalachian Regional Commission to provide to applicant which the application will be delivered. a Rha3ctft share). 1.: I r f»iapn In Becton N. 20. Existing Federal grant Identification number itthis is not a new request ^, rt)stnl:nx to be "Cortributed QuMp the first funding/budget and directly relates 10 a previous Federal actiorh Otherwise, write „►�„ pgrlQd,by ttaCtl _Value of kWW curhtrfbutons should be 21, 0 Check appropriate box as 10 whether Seaton N of bum contains k 11111e actor! b a change in dollar amount of an existing grant remarks and/or additional remarks are attached. APPLICANT PROCEDURES FOR SECTION 11 WplcpftWE ~'tampbfe el(her Item 22a or 22b and Kerns 23a and 23b. OOtapkk /1 eppAcdilorl is WbJect to Executive Order 12372 (State 22b. Check K application is not subject tD E.O. 12372. 4evletw omit comma* 238. Name and title of authorized representative of legal applicant FEDERAL AGENCY PROCEDURES FOR SECTION III A Oirµllatea �IrMy Sertlpjs l and t_ Section tits completed by Federal agencies. ire $aCtlOn N lo atmp* rrheraappropriate. Arhoi V be 0MIAcrted"the Arai funding/budget period by 8d(Ch u4or. Mice or trrkind twtributons wtl be Included. K the 29. 30. b fOn:B s dAnpe in rdotar Amount of an existing grant (a revision or auprnent"66 wider awn ;14). liIndicate oly the en*u t of change. For31. decxesism enclose the 1lnoto In parertheses. If both basic and stWiernerdal amounts are Included, breakout in Section N. For multiple 32• p W at,thnnd ft Vw Ualls and phow program breakouts in Section N. 33. + (aW 1006YFadmal00vemment 2ab -amount applicant WD-3 k t h n;�hf ixi will contribute. 28c-amount from State, if applicant is clot a State. 28d-em0unt from local government, K applicant is not a local Garen men! 28e-amount from any other sources. explain in Section N. Date action was taken on this request. Date Ands will become available. Name and telephone number of agency person who can provide moe infOnnetion regarding this assistance. Date after which funds will no longer be available br obligation. Check appropriate box as lo whether Section N of form contains Federal remarks and/or attachment of additional remarks. * GPO 3 1984 0 - 421-526 (140)' PART 11 PROJECT APPROVAL INFORKATION are as 11"o, 1% South Plains Association of a vern g DOW Government, Priority Rating —No T S, 0 request require Staft, or local Ma"""Tansy " South Plains Assoc iatio'n of. cW"INealth clearancos? Board am Governments L y X Yes— No (Attack Mcsentation) assistance NoQuast require cisaringf-0.6 eccoodo.co with OW Cuculw A-95? x Yes ------ No assistance request require State. local, Name of Approving Agen, South Plains Association of r other plowing approval? x Dot Governments Yes (Attack Commitments) 1111 .60 proposed protect covered by on approved comps Check we: State rXI J'ai'l" plan! Local ,,j Aw t Regional L_Yes _N* Location efPlan wok ,',M,;ii­-fjtw 6. 'ViTI-tie assistance requested serve a Federal X Nosto of Federal Installation 'Installation? You No Federal Population Itonafiving from Project. u_ Will *4 assistance requested be an Federal land or Norma of Federal Installation insiallatiorif x Location of Federal Land Yes No Percent of Project Will vita assistance requested have an impact or effect Sao instructions far additional information to 6o on Ow onviftnomard? x Provided. Yes No NookEw of: requested cause the trisplocoment Individuals f"Ifies, busin&ssos, or foms? families x Businesses —Yes No Few& !4v 'Amer related assistance on this project previous, Ses Instructions for additional inforamation to be I teiiiial, sit anticipated? provided. I —Yes x —NO its 11 18 11he project in a doe lrwtbd flood hazard area? 9" Instructions for additional Information to be provided. tea x No CJD-411§$41 - INSTRUCTIONS ;PART11 ireyatire an$* rs will.eat require an explanation unless the s#ldaral 1j felky iiqutfits more Information at a later date. ?rCarrdeefnentay data for all "'Yes" answers In the i+au! ht 6atordanee with:tlte following Instrue- jr�:#tit � t. •; 4 +Ptovide the earn of the gxweming body establish - on and the priority rating assigned to r �feeA 2 OrWide the name of the agency or board which sred the cleartnce end attach the documentation of status si° tly t. lyf*m;-:Attach the clearinghouse comments for the appti• fi ; itatlOR in. accordance with the instructions contained in Of. J4Ir7 �iyr �(,IAaregement and Budget Circular No. A-95. If com- » tr i rYM�stnertstlbmitted previously with a preapplication, do Xt Rio aubrnit ;them again but any additional comments re• 14esled3rom the clearinghouse should be submitted with .m.r�t s Airs apvtication. .; ar+,,rAtari A - Furnidt the arrre of the approving agency and the y„i to ijpprovN date :., ti ' whether the approved comprehensive plan u"-I -is Mate, local or regional, or if none of these, explain the .iiSB i�. ,rat r, i f 1 tI x rr�.a r�wa.k } iz 4 1 `' CJD-5 scope of the plan. Give the location where the approved plan is available for examination and state whether this project is in conformance with the plan. Item 6 — Show the population residing or working on the Federal installation who will benefit from this project. Item T — Show the percentage of the project work that will be conducted on federall"wned or leased land. Give the name of the Federal installation and its location. Item 8 — Describe briefly the possible beneficial and harm- ful impact on the environment of the proposed project If an adverse environmental impact is anticipated, explain what action will be taken to minimize the impact Federal agencies will provide separate instructions if additional data is needed. Item 9 — State the number of individuals, families, busi- nesses, or farms this project will displace. Federal agencies will provide separate instructions if additional data is needed. Item 10 — Show the Federal Domestic Assistance Catalog number. the program name, the type of asslstance. the sta- tus and the amount of each project where there is related previous, pending or anticipated assistance. Use additional sheets, if needed. ',.. _.t ¢ " 'A�. �"M isr� 1,$ii'# ,±ggA�g I - - a � ; f t . i t� 7i� fR'd f .., ti 4 S '! 1 ii � � �. �` '!+ 4.. ��"�. � 2« �� $.;e1 w��.'p s: �'�(���mn��� .'.#+���.+ ,y .i*,r. t4' :: �" '�' fi `� .a1 � ac.k-�k'4'��*'k �°9} y�.,� P'.'ak 4 � Le �T^k 'X` � �. r1 '.?xh 3�.£y���� 4 vT � '�'�{5 $ � �-`ks' h; u 1-�... • % Y'. Y- k,.,"E 'n �s>?'Y 3 W �,5,;'�, Ag�'.:iPXZ .6{•a"*r itl:::z+'��T��;Jy 3' „y�`�c � ar' az A - 3 I a- « {..C' +fix'.-..• ] w� '4 ^6�T +31-*::: —rt . x •..r.+&•ti' p, ' ' t X' r 7113t.1H�. a n •• �� x �. { _ 1 .% �y %F,£ }...: j .ilJ.•{"'III' .3. f Y. 'Y 9 it4.' [@ x T y$:'$ - .. _ _:..-i �1I•N,M ',:'� ti/Y•R::' � IIMi1M•�r..r•.. '- ... F�. .. .s� r t7w�•ar, . b.,.uY :: _ r•wwa ■•.ra..a r.r.w �..rar,a _ _.:` faaaN*'_�a W-1 MM d tT s a" p of C kevenes O r . Crime u Na rc. Unit • Pie+ s 24,648 s s s s 24,648 a Ftiag4Bmdeh 7.734 7,734 LTWO 450 450 900 a Egipmo 1, 786 1,786 3,572 a sR>a� 7,680 7,680 money or h.� uyrf 12,000 12,000 L TatrtM,at 54,298 56,534 ntos2e+ 2,105 2,105 a Tors s 56,403 s 2,236 s s s 58,639 :: "-j g� in, .�Cy INSTRUCTIONS PART In -),C�`�,�iMtetrsalfatsLitctMm' .,M agree r.1WISIrrir k defW*d so tftat'applicati6n can be made for ra ) r9;fiDtlds�FrOr1Y On! or, ;more front programs. In preparing the I t 6 tidilkre W any existing Federal grantor agency t ' titdalWO.. which prescribe how and whether budgeted separately shown foi different functions attihiities *!thin the program_ For some programs, grant- f{ 1 r ti W f Y sequire budgets to be Separately shown by cal )a e y ' ttitetion Sar activity;1cw other programs, grantor agencies :k s4 (,'duly 1101:a'g6im'a breakdown by function or activity. Sec - A, $; C.,end Q'should ndWe budget estimates for ° '.1lte.".isAt0[*:"act except when applying for assistance f',sftidu'TeQi/(tes Federel authorization in annual or other nip. period W4rements. In the letter case, Sections A, B, vyy� s 7Ptd D 0kiuld provide the budget for the first budget rjpd,jususlly a year) and Section E should present the f�sd,fm FederaVessistance in the subsequent budget peri• 1 hods:+Ag<epplicaticins should contain a breakdown by the 5 9 d .object ejafxgtepories shown in Lines a-k of Section B. J1:'6udget Summary .sd> Ih ; s<tttes 1�t, Columns (a) and (b). .ta�,itz`i". it "pppltutioM pertaining to a single Fedoral grant pro" tvi,pam (iVhjderat 0 mastic Assistance Catalog number) and bzt g _'lion squiring a functional or activity breakdown, enter on tas il.�l ite -i Sander Column (a) tie catalog program title and the alop number in Column ib1. ,sFOr applications pertaining to atingle program requiring . s ;, l' KI et amounts;; ty multiple functions or activities, enter t the name of catty ktivity or function on each fine in Col• ri+ iMhn 1a1,`ind cretin' f lo' catalog number in Column IN, For. . "P+ OpPlicat Sans pertamuq to multiple programs where noire of . � t Itif programs rropurre a breakdown by function or activity.. s•.attter the.sSatalog proprarn title on each fire in Column lal . -And the=respectnve'atelog number on each line in Column , f4 "j¢j+far`g00tieatioru pettainirtp to MultioAe programs where Inaft 1xognams>e0ui►e a breakdown by function or s # h pktivity;:f>repare r fteparete Sheet for each program requiring Z fr 4;..the brakdown,.Additiorw sheets Should be used when one «q ,i0rm,dtaes not provide. adequate space for all breakdown of fafasirael..However; when more than one sheet is used, xl i fS+e fast slope flltouid provide the summary touts by pro. '''' '�:` j�ttas 7�;'�`�Ilrinnsii:! Iltsough (pl. rrt Fw saw AWACedcass, leave Columns k) and Id) blank. i- For each Hite entry in Columns Is) and Ib), enter in Col. ynine (eL 1% cud (g) the oppropriste amounts of funds + h Bladed to,fLppOrt the project for the first funding period +` ' (for;ciitihlt6 /ng grant progrerrt epplicarians. submit these ra s� s-,1lofpu before the end of each frndinhg period as required by �2rt3i11 a #I7iE : 't4 } ,, 4 l rat CJD-7 the grantor agency. Enter in Columns (c) and (d) the esti- mated amounts of funds which will remain unobligated at the and of the grant funding period only if the Federal grantor agency instructions provide for this. Otherwise, leave these columns Wank. Enter in columns (a) and if) the amounts of funds needed for the upcoming period. The amount(s) in Column (g) should be the sum of amounts in Columns (a) and If). For supplemental grants and changes to existing grants, do not use Columns (c) and (d). Enter in Column (el the amount of the increase or decrease of Federal funds and enter in Column (f) the amount of the increase or decrease of non -Federal funds. In Column (g) enter the new total budgeted amount (Federal and non Federal) which includes the total previous authorized budgeted amounts plus or minus, in appropriate, the amounts shown in Columns (a) and M. The amount(s) in Column (g) Should not equal the sum of amounts in Columns le) and M. Line 6 — Show the totals for all columns used Section S. Budget Categories In the column headings I I I through (4), enter the titles of the same programs, functions, and activities Shown on Lines 1.4. Column la), Section A. When additional Sheets were prepared for Section A. provide similar column headings on each Sheet. For each program, function or activity, fill in the total requirements for funds (both Federal and non - Federal) by object class categories. Linos Ga h — Show the estimated amount for each direct frost budget (object class) category for each column with program, function or activity heading. Lim 6i — Show the totals of Lines 6a to 6h in each column. Line 6j — Show the amount of indirect cost Refer to F►sC 7a-a. Line 6k — Enter the total of amounts on Lines 6i and 6j. For all applications for new grants and Continuation grants the total amount in column M. Line 6k, should be She same as the total amount shown in Section A. Column (g), Line S. For supplemental grants end lunges to grants, the total amount of the increase or decrease as Shown in Cot umns (1)-14), Line 6k should be the same as the sum of the amounts in Section A, Columns (el and If) on Line S. When additional Beets were prepared, the last two sentences ap- ply only to the first page with summary tools. Lira 7 — Enter She estimated amount of income, if any, expected to be generated from this project. Do not add or subtract this anhount from the total project amount Show under the program narrative statement the nature and source of income. The estimated amount of program in come may be considered by the Federal grantor agency in determining the tout amount of the grant. IN- y a ..- e 'f <_ < - > SECTION C - NON-FEDERAL RESOURCES _ '..1' /d Owir /fRjAi!'zl < PI A►/LKAHt - - '-k1 STATE_: - IQ OTHlR SOURM. .. -•. 'to) TOTALS B02rt 12. TOTALS S 2,236 f f , SECTION D - FORECASTED CASH NEEDS 13- f.4-0 T. I Ir I.. Y— 1.. Q.w.w 7.i (N— w b1 Ow... NA Ow.w f Is is Is f 15. TOTAL - S Is I f Is f SECTION E - BUDGET ESTIMATES OF FEDERAL FUNDS NEEDED FOR BALANCE OF THE PROJECT FUTURE FUNDING PERIODS (TEARS) P) FIRST (.1 KCOKO (4) THIRD W FOURTH 1{. 17. It. 11, M TOTALS S f _ f f SECTION F - OTHER BUDGET INFORMATION 7A.r.cA .Hww1 f6.... N H.. —yj 21 Olv . a..F..: n. wl.... CO CJD City of Lubbock 54,298 2,236 2,105 City matching funds will come from City appropriations. PART IV PROGRAM NARRATIVE (A"eth p" instruction) 'vR5 f :� •.rwsu.a.d�.FmVaL,. Ntw, A 7+.F £ � 1 -,': !. ,. 7..iia ^�-,a+i•'�irs ;.� ifs , :.x,.;��t•la a �t ,� a fi .. INSTRUC'TIO 1 �k f IApT III Lane tb - Enter the touts of amounts on Line 13 and 14. f , +; (continued) ""'�t Section E. Budget Eetimaus of Federal Funds Needed for �F alatottiC Sours 401osFfoderst Resources Balance of the Project " ,,-�r•c�s,�,*bite 611 r-Enter �fetwunII of non -Federal resources that Linn 16-19 - Enter in Column (al the tame t � program "A a st b tttill be tread bn the graft if k kind contributions are in- titles tfwrvn in Column lest, Section A. A breakdown DY t hyr'�lttrllad, jlNtltrrde S brief attplanation On a separate sheet Mee function or activity is not necessary. For new applications r .. s f'"` MC 747. • �, Altatfnrn and continuing grant applications enter in the prober col• , ., r r :; , Co iinilia) °Emir de prOWIM titles identical to, Cot m umns amounts of Federal }ands which will be needed to complete the program or project over the succeeding fund • n0 i F glrFtu+ te) :tehtroti A. A Wvaltdown by function or activity it 1�p, kg Periods lusuatty in yeanl. This Section need not be completed for amendments, charges, or supplements to �2 F Cohsmil IW ­tfntir tfht amount of cash and in -kind ton- funds for the current year of existing pants. b� :Wads by the applicant as shown in Section If rhore than four lines are needed to list the program titles y fSee also, Att,Khment f. sate fa7. submit additional schedules a necessary. Lim 20 - Enter the total for each of the Columns fbl•lel. "* COIu sh cf ; Enter the State Contribution if the appli- When additional schedules are prepared for this Section, " " t iirActIlk State 6 State �Rncy. Applicants which ne a c+ t} annotate accordingly and show the overall touts on this tsteYor Mate aOenctis thould km this column, Wank. �f line. F CoUslnr►(06Enter the amount of cash and in -kind can - Section F -Other Budget Information. R .a t llrtbut+otk W be'leide from all Other eourtet a fig, Dokttnn W +j:nar touts of Columns ib), It1. and (d1. line 21 - Use this space to explain amounts for individual direct object cost categories that may appear to be out of 16M +13 :inleiitfhe foul for each of Columns WHO. The the ordinary or to explain the details as required by the lstlFmt kn COI%An 161 Ilhould be equal to the amount an Federal grantor agency. 5, C 'umn M.. Section A. Line 22 - Enter the type of indirect rate (provisional, pre - tar '$etlion D. forecasted Celt Needs determined. final or fixed) that will be in effect during the the amount -.}'Cash -needed by Quarter funding PQf100, the astfrratad amount Of the base W which 00 gramor aeency during She first year. the rate is applied, and the total indirect expense. `Lha U - Enter the amount of cash from all other sources Lim 23 - Provide any other explanations required harain deeded by Quarter during the first year. or any other comments deemed necessary. ,+elMr►`j; � i' 4. t}f a ,} , it `t s 4 CJD-9 Suggested Format Other Budget Information Part III Governor's Criminal Justice Division Section F Line 21 41 r BUDGET NARRATIVE >"'..f#/1N' �i 3?�•aai a ,�,-.c'; iv BeQ7n helow and add as many continuation pages following each schedule (Al, BI, etc.) as may deeded -to explain each item of the project budget. Narrative should include explanation of asis ecW arriving at the cost of each Item including Grantee Local Cash Contribution items. should be sham in whole dollars. +mug* .V., .?♦�,w SCHEDULE pER5 NEL Ikp i d 4 �EsiP�tia t:. OR POSITIONl 01ce Officer; (E t % OF TIME TO THIS CJ PROTECT2 REQUEST 24 LOCAL CASH CONTRIBUTION TOTALS z C�BM $ $ S 24.648 $ $ $ DOTAL DIRBCTSALARIES $ 24,648 $ S 24.648 2.Fringe Benefits % or $ Rate FICA 0 7.05% $ 1,738 $ $ 1.738 :#iE1'IREMENT 0 ..7.85% $ 1,935 $ $ 1.935 + 06URANCE 0 $ 1,201 $ $ 1,201 - HER;tEXPLAIN) ° 0 Longe0tylstabi 1 i ty$ 480 $ $ 48o 1arkciah"+tcdipensatfon` Ins: 4.03% 1.060 1,060. �(icatlaw I :Mclntive Ray 1,320 1,320 ALFRMGE BENEFITS % $ 7.734 $ $ 7,734 tbTALPERSONNELBUDGET $ 32,3B2 $ $ 32,382 73riblptie ott�y pne.;osition per line. Briefly describe the duties or responsibilities of each position. :zpr a8 a peroeM of total time (2080 hrs. per year). ! Shoe ieiie' employee's gross salary attributable to the project. ty 6,-;V t,i3 YN�"#hY i1.� yy Wa } CJD-10 i - Suggested Format Part III Other Budget Information Section F Governor's Criminal Justice Division Line 21 q SCHEDULE B CJ LOCAL CASH REQUEST CONTRIBUTION TOTAL r PROFESSIONAL AND ".�C iNTRACTUAL SERVICES BUDGET $ $ $ TROD '�NARRATIV'E: Briefly describe any anticipated contractual arrangement and work products expected. Describe the basis for arriving at the cost of each line item. , Sg � '; i♦ '91.�#Vi $ A,� N wcx'r y tf 4� F r t :'i7 CJD-11 �C s: Suggested Format Part III Other Budget Information Section F Governor's Criminal Justice Division Line 21 SCHEDULE C k 'I:FZAVEL 1 Local Travel MILES TRAVELED $ CJ LOCAL CASH a+OS1TONl"iTZE ' ANNUALLY RATE REQUEST CONTRIBUTION TOTAL xg�r ,E `k;•r'.. ri,=Sfate,Travel (Specify Clearly) tPOSE DESTINAT a. N4TATE.TRAVEL TOTAL $ $ $ i< r State -!Travel (Specify Clearly) $ $ $ I'MC"Nai�cottcs School � Oklahoma Ctty, S 450 $ 450 $ 900 �}, u Oklahoma S S S T=Off'=S'1ATE TRAVEL TOTAL $ $ $ s'OTAL fii(AVE1 BtiDGET $ 450 $ 450 $ 900 WOTZ:- A lfipersotially: owned vehicles are to be used, transportation costs should be shown on if agency or leased vehicles are to be used, the vehicle operation/main- + # tenance t:Osts should be shown on Schedule F. 'Supplies and Direct Operating Expense., it QUI' 6 NARRATIVE: Briefly describe the applicant's travel policy (Le., mileage rates and per diem rates). Specify purposes for each item of traveL Break out R p costs of each in -state and each out-of-state trip to separately show the specific costs of transportation and of per diem. i* ,, a{, CJD-12 p fitris is a basic narcotic school for the purpose of training officers in the I`,t "detection of 'narcotics and dangerous drugs. This two week training session provide the officer with basic knowledge needed to conduct narcotic �g�+ #`.`inYestlgdtions. r ,if08t1es round trip to Oklahoma City at 120 per mile $120.00 • iRhv .1! I � F°11 13 days at $60.00 per day 780.00 $900.00 .i 3 Wit iA `�-V§Yw.v.+ePtat tl` Suggested Format Other Budget Information « N Governor's Criminal Justice Division l SCHEDULE D rxvr� , %EQUIPMENT PURCHASES -E UIPM£NT'NAME OR DESCRIPTH -AND, QUANTITY _ of ce fad,t for leased car e i n p 1 , tamer'' filth zoom lens �Da ;Tape M o,r4er for telephone r ,.pFtoiwf,:fest Kits eres°l !«Fi95�,� •rroo� � �f159.a�t q i Part III Section F Line 21 CJ QUEST LOCAL CASH CONTRIBUTIONI TOTAL 861 $ 861 $ 1,722 600 $ 600 $ 1,200 200 $ 200 $ 400 75 $ 75 $ 150 50 S 50 S 100 $ $ $ _ rru frY°�F� na. ,ie�r�,i: 4,£QUIPMENT BUDGET $ 1,786 $ 1,786 $ 3,572 -..X;i, I`rnilm.6f 50% local cash contribution required for all purchases. ! •�l Uii EV-NARRATIVE: Describe the basis for arriving at the cost of each line item. gz�'Fiach item Is based on prices from police catalogs. •mot � �s � ,. ' w" t lk atyeli i ! SCHEDULE E i;ONSTRUCTION CJ LOCAL CASH FACILITY REQUEST CONTRIBUTION TOTAL i7�*¢�?#4Z•Eix35El�.E^'� S S S �AM# T 1�r f '• S $ $ S �lit�x s; r t $ $ $ C**{ ` S $ $ !'yam T'A•Ir CbNSTRUCTION BUDGET $ $ $ T K �' 9t7.1 , i' e� 3.'�,_U6 whether q,uest is for construction or renovation. Renovation of $5,000 or less should ShOwp on Schedule F, 'Supplies and Direct Operating Expense." RQI£D NARRATIVE: 'Describe the basis for arriving at the cost of each line Item. 4 n &r k t are4r W' CJD-13 Suggested Format Other Budget Information i;. Governor's Criminal Justice Division SCHEDULE F ' a3 q E `~�¢ `5 fit. t > :- ,. • ._; ."SUPPL ES :&` DIRECT: OPERATNM 'DIRECTLY��CHARGED SUPPLIES .Z;;tDTHEIVOPERATING COSTS ,„�§;►uLymai l e -Leas i ng Part III Section F Line 21 C7 LOCAL CASH ZUEST CONTRIBUTION TOT 4,800 4,800 B""Automobile Operation $ 2,880 $ $ 2,880 £) $ $ $ $ $ $ YG- $ S S $ $ $ $ $ $ 'SUPPLIES & DIRECT OPERATING XgENSEIUDGET ' $ 7,680 $ $ 7.680 UiRED NAR , TIVE: Describe the basis for arriving at the cost of each line item. A Based on oral quote from rental agency. B'r 'Based on 24,000 miles per year at 120 per mile. n d ; u 'z �h� f �tixr i� -w SCHEDULE G t!:i riw 'a'as'T':5 Cy LOCAL CASH REQUEST CONTRIBUTION TOTAL A CCosts'Per Approved Cost a'tion Plan S S S .6bosts Per CID Computation Table $ 2,105 $ XXXXXXXXX $ 2,105 ' ts.are authorised in an amount not to exceed the computation table in Ap- eT98� Criminal 3ustice � Plan' for Texas, or as authorized per the applicant's cost r %HAT�I iV£s; If method (A) Is used, ;,specify the rate and attach a copy of the docu- a meat by,w ' the }xirrent cast allocation plan was approved. CJD-14 , INSTRUCTIONS t PART IV PROGRAM MARRATIVE bii program oiwrative statement In accordance wdth swing .ieottetiass for all new grant proprrm Re - or refunding and dunes an an I project Ifemdd respond w item lib only. Requests 6martat mmmsfanu drould respond to question 6c M M' ANC NEED FOR THIS ASSISTANCE. list'`iragavant ptmyiiul. wananic. social. fimanrlal, i ulf"ar 46w'problems ftwiring a sotution. Oam- ;, f;ed far'assistance and state the principal and Ma`�6jle Vasa if the Project supporting documan- t Nhn.f sfimoiies from concerned interests odher gppravid unsay de mead. Any relevant data based on sf►rlllia should 6 included or footnoted. fltf fin fIENEiITi EX►Ef`TEO. to is' ird benefits to be derived. For example, IpTy4 :for a grant to establish a ra`4 bomttood rigq,proride a description of who will occupy fie logo . facility neitl be used, and how the facility Ad -AR genwaI public. r a EkAYre a plan of action pentainig to de wove ad .l y.y,—:. dated of how fie proposed work wit be acco n- na ,;,y. r:ar.•.fllilmed for aedh Brent program, function or activity, provided in Our budget Cite factors w&lch might a - Oltersor Oacelenta the work and your neon for te taklnp chi approach a opposed to offers. Describe styi IU" faatufa of fire Project Much a design or twr, is, .: tadrrologieat iurwaslo% reductions in eon or thec or extraordiwl/ racial and community involvement 6'Previda for eaeliWWI progrern, function or activity, . awrtitative mondnly or guarterfy projections of fie aoeemplislu ents to be achieved in such terms a de examber bf jobs created; dne number of people served, and the number of patients treated. M. aocom- plidmenb earwt be quantified by activity or func- h-,; ilea` tin than In chronological order to dhow the 4 , schedule of accomplisl~ts end fiei target dates CJD-15 c. Identify the kids of data to be collected and main- teined and ditam de criteria to be used to evaluate Ow faults and successes of fie project Explain the malt clology Owl will be used to determine If an reeds Identified and discussed we being mat and H de results and benefits Identified In seem 2 an Bing achieved. d. Lit organiiations, cooperators, owwIt nts, or otter key individuals who will work on dte project along with a alum description of the nature of fieir effort or contribution. L GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION. Give a Precise location of die project or area to be served by IN Proposed Project Maps a other graphlc aids may be L IF APPLICABLE, PROVIDE THE FOLLOVWING IN- FORMATION: a. For research or demonstration s skunnce requects. Present a biographical sketch of the program director with the following information; name, address, phone number, background, and other quaiifyhn exWlence for tin project Also, list she name, training and back. ground for otter key personnel engaged in the project- b. Oirasn accomplishments to date and list in dnrono- loginl order a odwdute of accomplishments, progreu or mi*suxm anticipated with tin yew funding m quut- It two have been significant dwnges In the Project ONOC Ma, location approach, or time decays, explain and justify. For odor reWeats for dtanpec or emrdmsntL explain fhe reason bar Ow denngets). If fire ticope or objectives have Changed or an extension of time Is neceseary, explain the circumstances and jurUh. If the total budget has been exceeded. or N Wivldual budget hams haw charged hoe fihan IN Proscribed limits eonteied in Attachment K to Of- fice of Management and Budget Circular No. A-102. explain end justify fire dwW end Its effect on fire Proiect- c. For supplemental eaalstarwe requests, explain the a& son for the nequat end justify the reed for sdditiornal funding A ¢ , INDIQATQRS OF GQICL ACHIMMF1MPfNMR �qE }? #¢^ X?z,` . ica s"�, zsa j �—•�y� �'�q �vi�a.5`.''.�.rl`.t-z '7.,;x-';n s.ka v,x .a..'' ,:� -"i `" $ `.L t.?d-5 Y"�"`��ws.,�w St}'a'.:�1' << C � S ��,+` �;.. Ana a�.a .� s 3•�� -�� -.'r �3+�"� eName�7tddress,and,Tetephone�r1 GiantNumber #teporlgtttmt, QUARTERLY FINAL; 6f Cubbtitk. a '` jChcle one) 4r ce Department` 'Repo►tlxiod :Drgat}tiedF.)lRQ and Box=2pb0i1t1e� .. Date oc%; lixai y 794 �ngerous Drttgy Codt Pro r�inr w Project Director *Indicator *Current 'Pfojected Anmal Level Numeral Goal At Time By End of of Application Grant Period PERIODIC PROGRESS REPORTING — NOT CUMULATIVE M1 1 M2 1 M3 1 M41 M51 M61 M71 M81 M91 M101 M111 Mt Number of officers involved 0 1 t=f 1 Number of felony arrests 0 25 F—� rn INumber of Misdemeanor Arrests 1 n 40 'Complete these four items when preparing grant application. Other items will be recorded monthly and reported to Criminal justice quarterly. . i PART IV :� Objectives and Heed for this Assistance: µcq��tbzr k, ,ever growing problem with drug abuse continues to devastate the s!of!peoie of all ages and from all social strata. The area served ►�tEier a bdCrPollce Department, populated by upwards of 200,000 people, �.Y,r=l►a8 fihes.effect of this problem in staggering proportions. 15s",tie Objective of thisy0epartment to help alleviate this problem }ii,through more intense concentration on enforcement of State laws concerning '4 bntred' ollsubstances and organized criminal activity. This program would w contrlbute to the accomplishment of that objective. The Lubbock.Police Department currently works, to a limited degree, ' with State and Federal drug enforcement agencies toward the enforcement 'controlled substance statutes. However, the nature and volume of the "`��j'�nVestigat,lons conducted by these agencies leaves virtually no resources for the'eDFOccment'of "street -level" drug problems. This program is designed to•focus�lon problems at the "street" or "user" level as opposed to emphasis x�;'%on lterstafe transport, manufacture and sale of narcotics. officer funded by this program will be free to follow-up on calls '�•+.a,`of•.lndlvidual sales and use of drugs which are received daily but which 8r�itot be properly investigated due to a current lack of resources. `The officer will also work with school officials as well as officers ..�,rorking with the Lubbock Independent School System. By so doing, the tragically high incidence of drug abuse among the city's youth can be reduced. In addition, resolution of such problems among the teenage ,:populatlon would result in a long term decrease in drug and other criminal «$ ?problems over time. be collected on a monthly basis from the beginning of the et'ta.1111ng such areas as tails received, contacts made, the number .,y�s,flbf1'eSEs and cases filed. Analysis of such data will provide information th'�riII assist In overall program evaluation as well as providing a basis ,* *,,,46r -specific concentration of enforcement. z�� r• � "4-•-` tebaranhic Location: ., incorporated city limits of Lubbock, Texas. AddRibnal information:' None r!p k=a 0 y t 7. +, slaty �a PART V ASSURANCES s ly l�pplicont hsre6y osiures and certifies tFoll he will comply with she regulations, policies, guidelines and to— �•.aW,� 4JIlsjUiduditig 00 Circulars No. A-9$. A-102 and No A•07 , as they root* to the application, accept— �rrruwr�oee�.�a,,.ndf use of f yf erol funds for dale federally—assiated project. Also the Applicant assures and certifies to ak #.Mtpplli'ter the grant; that a ' .` 4: It will comply with requirements of the provisions u yyplu£rork was br sr;"eiet6b etas"been duty })"� of the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property ' 1 or,0M.gjas- inof icW sit of the appfkant't 'i Acquisitions Act of 19701P.L. 91646) which provides ""� ilcitftbrltjnp t)t! fil of the application, i for fair and persons displaced o a d y bbyt irlg equitable treatment of #r Ming so wlds—asndinl¢ and a wrarsces contained result of Federal and federally assisted programs. ? " }k 9i tNair4 irld dire ON and auihofisktq the person identr• • L It will comply with the provisions of the Hatch Act !amen„ra Via; tied as the OHicjat,fjepresentitive of the applicant to act which limit the political activity of employees, "e f ° ��"in oorticectian iMith the application and b provide such 6. It will comply with the minimum wage and maximum `' �r°`fit#fi difdit10i1i1 fltforiilttion is may be required . hours provisions of the Federal Fair Labor Standards ! Act, st they apply to hospital and educational institu• 'r,it'liit tfAg oemply AMitl, title Vi of the GYN Rights Act of fir, employees of State and lout governments. " i9d4 tP,l. B835i avid in accordance wilt Title VI of 7. It will establish tat p employees from ""t'� 1fut'flcG !!Q ,�aDit 11t'tAl )United Stain'dt . on the eguards to prohibit em to iis$onal using their positions for a*purpose that is or gives the tilt, fai^f origin, ba' tzduded nun paitrCtpstlon':ln, be dined the benefits of or be appearance of being motivated.by a desire for private *�atfr t r- In for themseMz or of eM particutlirly those with g�.f A�hjrsws! to dis6rir"tion'under any pro- n the a �jty Or which applicant receives Federal mom they have family. business or Otter ties rlei�f{Stu:clnoe?",tivaliimmedifuly take my Ines e h will glv. the aponsorirp agency a the Comptroller { ;Y . °* �,t�ls►►sNeeestary'.toefteeLatayusagreertent General though any outhori:sd npnseMatire the` w &3i t rlll� .,, i access to and the right to examine all records, bboks, f i foAtply', 00 Titre i of the Cho ens d Act of papers, or documents related to this ant. u �i4`i�'��864,td3t15C2000diprahibitingemploymentdiacrani• grant. i p l;ytipn evhare ill the primary purpose of a grant K to 9. It will comply with all requirements imposed by the I,jr i` proride'smproyrnent or (2) discriminatory employment Federal sponsoring agency concerning special =vaYw tr° "prtletion will ftwh to unequal treatment of persons who requirements of low, program requirements, and other ,�.it'st�uld�iebdtetiting from the grmt-aided activity. administrative requirements. *t "fi.11, assure that the facilities under its ownership, lease or ,sgervision' itbit:h shall be utilized in the accomplishment of the -project are not listed on the VnVLronmental Protection Agency's ''YEPA]clist'of Violating Facilities and that it will notify the aderal.:grantox agency of the receipt of any communication. from the Director.of the EPA Office of Federal Activities indicating � tw11"facility to be used in'the project is under consideration 3' € Wing'. by the EPA. .d1tt will Dom�ply With the flood insurance purchase requirements of ;='Zoot Sectiett 48x,{a) of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973, Public 3187 Scat. ! 975, +[pproved December 31, 1976. Section A2+a) "quiresai on and after Marco 2, 1975, the purchase of flood •�sltrance din communities where such insurance is available as a Ph4 t1bi0for the receipt of any Federal financial assistance for pd�3':onstrutaian or acquisition purposes for use in any area that has 3beea:I.dentified by the Secretary of the Department of Housing and "Detielopment as an area having special flood hazards. N Misg�i9,1# 'ji' t 3 a '�E l�'. �'"� i �,:,:i Oct •. i} 4��g CJD-17 , e s yz r.i `fit?' `•i�'te' vy yl , .: i...a.•:. py4"SkN Y'i -;ft O.�fi 1 rat s a> a Cei iii nanciai`' agsistaneis includes any fart oan,11, tant,.guaranty, insurance payment, rebate, subsidy, Ih#a' phsietttnceq loan 6r grant, br any other form of ; i� ix�irect yederal risgista%ce.' ::. iiist theil4idiiil grantor agency in its compliance itu11406 .of the ;National Sistoric Preservation act : sil nded 416^01S:L* ' 410),l' Executive' Order 11593, Arrhsold ical and st Siorio ilkibaervation Act of, i'! :' :` 9a � 'et ,'geq.) bt "'0 laonsditinq with the . 1 dtcr C hegarvatton, officer on the conduct of 'tftna f�# asneCessary, 'to identify properties '>:isted ` Ir i+g bli1'tfo gU ston in the 'National ;Register'cf ,. Are stibject to`adverse effects tree 3 f 't �eii the'.activity� and nctifyinq the Federal (LkW i#en ' f�`the!rexigtafted bf 4hy such properties# ai�e 1i4 ;frith' all requtreaents established by the i* g'ranti�f' a+gendy- to avoid or mitigate adverse' effects 6 hprrtpertiel�� t)(T limply with Elie Uniform Grant and Contract Managemeht StafiddIMS , pis) e'veloped"Under the directive of the Uniform Grant' and Contract geme`t Act of 1981. Texas Civil Statutes, article 4413(32 Y. e t r,t; i - r ,.St' l'•.-, t 4 A. rd{ k4 t Yr,pL�yy�rp 4 t t �4 WD 1$ l� NOTICE TO THE GRANTEE R. ts� l In compliance with CJD rules relatin to Eligible Applicants and V.R 1'a icatiom Processin , Subsection 3.48(cL applicants must provide ^­W. — V q-7.ipeltull names, titles. addresses, and telephone numbers for the auth- ,orized gffiial, financial officer, and project director for each grant itbm teed Ar consideration by the governor. '.F Y V � 1 i x , L ,APPLICANT: City of Lubbock T. z4z"`'PROJECT TITLE: Organized Crime and Dangerous Drug Control Programs F Y I. Thomas J. Nichols Q ect Director(Type or Prin a ,Xhief of Police ' t e. r_ .P,.O.` `Box 2000 ress Street or ,F 3Lubbock, Texas rr�= f(806) "762-6411 °°�bf,we►epnune numuer pjs 79457 Robert Massengale FinancialOfficer Type or rant) Director of Finance Title P.O. Box 2000 Address(Street or P.O. Box Lubbock, Texas 79457 ty Zip (606) 762-6411 eiepnone Numder ett `4"fay Larry J. Cunningham uthorized OfficialType or Print "r,City Manager C_ Title P.O. Box 2000 r V Address(Street or P.O. Box ! Lubbock, texas 79457 ;yin M yt�3}E city Zip S (806) 762-6411 Telephone Number '� ���F Y. CJD-19 CITY OF LUBBOCK Grant Proposal Evaluation I. St.�— , as c_leirly as possible, the goals and objectives of the pre .., prvi,_.t. It is the objective of this project to help alleviate the drug problem in our community through more intense concentration on enforcement of State laws concerning controlled substances and organized criminal activity. .iifilLi!,ant of an identifiable coj*,:T•unity goal? If The goal of this project is to reduce the number of drug abusers in our community. 'ulfil111,ent of an identifiable community need? If .r vi,I tlu?+1tifiable data (stlid irs, etc.). Studies have shown that drug abusers commit a large percentage of other crimes including burglary, robbery and homocide. 2. `' ..tJ,_h the staff and City i i ;„i;t-,L be ,to.,,ra-, in urd,r to determine t'r,;-t it h,ts r , bieCt ive-, noted in No. I. Arrests of drug abusers for drug related crimes as well as arrests for other crimes mentioned above is a good indicator of attainment of goals and objectives of this project. 23 3. Will this project benefit the community as a whole? If not, ple.-!�e T prf;vlrfe a detailed profile of the group receiving the benefit of th•. p r (,j rom. This project will benefit the community as a -whole because drug abuse may be found in all economic and ethnic groups. (Other than the City of Lubbock) available to r,,. ? Arc other agencies already handling similar p No 5. -.e �;t j provid-,dl by this grant required by state or fed,,r.,: )r a,, a Noviition of other ongoing state or federal progr.,—,? No ;-ji re viy IOLA match? If so, i,, -,h,- 7.;fk:h in Of i i Or .in in -kind contribution? Yes. The local match Is In the form of cash. 214 7. Is the grant for capital or operating programs? Operating program A. If capital, will it result in ongoing City operational costs7 if so, explain in detail. N/A 9. If op.-,-iting, is it a one time grant which will result in any City ex,.,nsez if the program is to be continued in the futures'. The term of the grant program is five (5) years in which time matching funds by the City will rise each year. At the end of the five (5) year period, the entire project will be funded by the City. 3. Ctiu r co, There is a possibility of revenue from this project through impoundment of money and property from narcotic arrests. This money and property may, by law, be used for narcotic investigations. It is not possible to project anticipated revenue because this is a "by product" of this program and not a major goal. 25 �.: .., ., "—"[11+:8'!7TM'M1PIYTr`," vi P .Fi'L xr 7'2'}:fiti ,� !7^T a i "+�"iv , ,;'• ,��* ,. F ":'-r'a_Tr'^n^t".-"rxb,., . CITY OF LUBBI,CK EXPENDITURES AND REVENUE PROJECTION 1905 19 86 1987 1988 1989 r $32,382 $34,324 $36,383 $38,566 $40,880 7,680 8,141 8,269 8,765 9,291 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 18,577 19,692 20,874 22,126 23,454 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- ��' $58.639 $62,.157 $65,526 $69,457 $73,625 19 85 1986 19 87 1988 989 r <3 1 -0- r•3t' $56,853 $49,726 $39,316 $27,783 $14,725 1,786 12,431 26,210 41,674 58,900 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- :- $58,639 $62,157 $65,526 $69,457 $73.625 19 19 19 19 19