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Pima County Community College District
Minutes of the Special Meeting of
May 17, 2004

PIMA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

A Special Meeting of the Pima County Community College District Board of Governors was held on Monday, May 17, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. in the Community/Board Room at the District Office, 4905 E. Broadway, Tucson, AZ 85709-1010.

BOARD MEMBERS
Present:
  • Sherryn Marshall, Secretary
  • Marty Cortez, Member
  • Richard Fimbres, Member
  • Scott Stewart, Member
RECORDING SECRETARY
  • Joanne Wilhelmsen
ADMINISTRATION
  • Roy Flores, Chancellor
  • Louis Albert, Campus President, West Campus
  • Toppy Burke, Senior Assistant to the Chancellor
  • Richard Durán, Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs and Student Development
  • Charlotte Fugett, Executive Vice Chancellor, Human Resources and Institutional Effectiveness
  • John Gabusi, Vice Chancellor, Enrollment Services and External Relations
  • Greg Hart, Dean, Pima College Adult Education
  • Jim Johnson, Dean of Student Development, Community Campus
  • Jana Kooi, Campus President, Community Campus
  • Sylvia Lee, Dean of Student Development, Northwest Campus
  • Suzanne Miles, Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Services
  • Ann Strine, Vice Chancellor, Information Technology
  • Janice Stroh, Vice Chancellor, Finance and Administrative Services
  • Noelia Vela, Campus President, Downtown Campus

Others Present:

  • Lynne Wakefield, Director of Legal Resources and Policy

GENERAL MATTERS Call to Order

Sherryn Marshall called the meeting to order at 6:15 p.m.

Pledge of Allegiance

Richard Fimbres led the Pledge of Allegiance.

Public Comment and Reports Public Comment

There were no requests to address the Board.

New Business Fiscal Year 2004/05 Proposed Budget

Vice Chancellor Stroh presented the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

Sources of Funds
The proposed total budget for next year is $184.3 million.

State Appropriations: $22.4 million.
Estimated state appropriations for operations and capital is based on 80% funding of growth.
·State appropriations-operations: $19.3
·State appropriations-capital: $3,136,190

Property taxes: $73.1 million.
Tax rates will be lower than last year, from $1.339 to $1.1090 (primary tax) and $.3513 to $.2277 (secondary) ·Primary-$60.3
·Secondary-$12.8

Student Revenue: $30.3 million
$42/credit hour unchanged from last year plus estimated 3% increase in enrollment, assessing $2.50/credit hour student fee, and eliminating the tuition tier structure

Grants & Contracts: $37.8 million
Other Revenue: $4.7 million
College Equity: $16.0

The total budget is comprised of six budgets:

  1. General budget is the principal budget for the College;
  2. Designated budget funds accounts for self-supporting specific activities;
  3. Auxiliary budget consists of revenue producing services that provide goods or services to students;
  4. Restricted budget accounts for resources restricted by donors or outside agencies for specific requirements;
  5. Capital budget is for college construction projects, large equipment purchases, facility improvements and land or building purchases; and
  6. the Debt Payment budget is accumulated resources for payment of principal, interest and other debt service charges.

Uses of Funds:
General Operating: $107.9 million
Designated: $13.7 million
Auxiliary: $1.5 million
Restricted: $32 million
Capital: $16.3
Debt Payment: $12.9

Vice Chancellor Stroh also presented a breakdown of expenditures by category, function and locations.

Motion to Adjourn
PASSES
Motion No. 6533

Richard Fimbres - M; Scott Stewart - S to adjourn the meeting at 6:45 p.m.

Vote: All Board members present voted "aye" by voice vote. None were opposed. Motion carried.