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HomeMy WebLinkAbout13564 ORD - 01/12/1977JKH' :hb:1/10/77 i AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER,,,FOR THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI AS THE ADMISTRATIVE UNIT OF THE COASTAL BEND MANPOWER CONSORTIUM, TO SUBMIT A CETA TITLE I GRANT MODIFICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, TO ADD $307,260 FY77 NEW FUNDS, $175,000 FY76 DEOBLIGATED. FUNDS, AND $289,249 INCENTIVE FUNDS FOR A TOTAL OF $771,509 TO THE CURRENT GRANT, AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN THE GRANT MODIFICATION, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO, MARKED EXHIBIT "A", AND MADE A PART HEREOF; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SUBMIT ALL OTHER REQUIRED CETA TITLE I GRANT MODI- FICATIONS, TO EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY AND RELATED CONTRACTS, CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS, AND DOCUMENTS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION, CONTINUATION, AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE AFORESAID GRANT MODIFICATION; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That the City Manager, for and on behalf of the City of Corpus Christi as the administrative unit of the Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium, be and he is hereby authorized to submit a CETA Title I Grant Modification to the Department of Labor, to add $307,260 FY77 new funds, $175,000 FY76 deobligated funds, and $289,249 incentive funds, all as more fully set forth in the grant modification, a sub- stantial copy of which is attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A ", and made a part hereof. SECTION-2. That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorized to submit all other required CETA Title I grant modifications, execute all necessary and related contracts, contract modifications, and documents in the implementation, continuation and administration of the aforesaid grant modification. SECTION 3. The necessity to authorize submission of the afore- said grant modification and any and all other necessary contracts and documents in order to implement, continue and administer the aforesaid grant modification and program creates a public emergency and an imperative public necessity requiring the suspension of the Charter rule that no ordinance or resolution shall be passed finally on the date of its intro- duction but that such ordinance or resolution shall be read at three MICROFILMED JUt 011980 a,3ss� several meetings of the City Council, and the Mayor having declared such emergency and necessity to exist, having requested the suspension of the Charter rule and that this ordinance take effect and be in full force and effect from and after its passage, IT IS ACCORDINGLY SO ORDAINED this the ik Lam_ day of January, 1977. ATTEST: • �C C1 Secretary MAY THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS APPROVED: _DAY OF JANUARY, 1977: J. BRUCE 4*� AYCOCK, CITY ATTORNEY By. Assistant My Attorficy OMD - Vr A GNAttl N� :•.OtR I r.cO01 :lC %,TION US. r11:1•AIITn :rn Or IAI):t In�r:.r�r�Tl �1Tr.. nlaq nJn +„„ni.r. - 1 GRANT SIGNATURE SHEET 4g -7- 610 -10 '1 COl�rn [Hl•N,rV r, CHrIOYHf NT A rR0^ • GRANTtC GRti TON U.S. Department of Labor Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium Employment 6 Training Administration P. 0. Box 9277 555 Griffin 5 uare Bldg., Dallas T\ 75202 Corpus Christi Texas 78408 This grant is entered into by the United Stases of i..T:erica, Department of LCoasta�_��end•Manlower s; —. —) _ E......_._.. Adininist:ationr hereinafter referred to as Gaa:or and av <.R< of Pr:,nr aSr,2s to e� :r to a Comf:zhcr: :c Co sor itlm — hereinafter referred to as G:a;,:ee. The Grantee Employment and Training P.,O am in a=,dacca vriat the provisions of this ag:ccr- Cr.;. :aclud:-.g :`. ^_ Comprehensive manpower Plan and s-ch general a^.d srec3t assurzances as are incicded he- "in-A. GRANT PERIOD I Se tember 30 2977 This Grant agreement covers the period ID-rri from October 1.197 6-- to. .._.k__._.._.__....�._.._.._. B. DBLIGATION Ths action inc acts s ❑ decreases ❑ does not change Lrre redaral obi; coa for the gzn: by frer:«roR! S69L� 57 3 torn — zr r! 53x667.075 C. iITI.E AND FISCAL YEAR - FISCAL YEAR 1974 TITLt LL BA E Nr . TTtIr nT. r TOTAL 1975 1976 ` I 1976 Suvolemental. 1976 Trans. Otr. 485,338 $485 338 1977 2 892 488 289 249 I 3 181 I TOTAL 3,377 826 289 2 ��i,6(i7,075 D.GRANT ALLOTMENT 53 667,075 (This it die announced aQorment which is subject to avaifabFlity or funds and does not eon :tituto a federal obligation.) . TITLE SIGNATURE ATTEST: A ROVLO fOR TI Y G TOR OY A O f0 FO HC hN 9 TITLE NAME TITLE ason Luby, Consortium Cliairman, Ma or IGNATURE DATE OATt AME TITLE Marvin Townsend City Manager IGNATURE ATE City Secretary APPROVED: DAY OF JANUARY, 1977: J. BRUCE AYCOCK, CITY ATTORNEY By. Assistant City Attorney TABLE OF CONTENTS CETA TITLE I GRANT MODIFICATION ill 1. Grant Signature Sheet 2. Modification Sheet 3. S -F -424, Federal Assistance 4. Program Planning Summary with Supplement 5. Budget Information Summary 6. Program Narrative'Description (2) TITLE I MODIFICATION SHEET Grant No. 48 -7- 610 -10 Mod. No. 1 GENERAL INTENT The purpose of this modification is to add the final Title I allotment for FY 77, add the funds that were removed by the short form close -out process from the previous Title I grant and revise the Comprehensive Manpower Plan to reflect the total allocation. This modification also adds incentive funds to the Title I grant. MODIFICATION• 1. Page 4 , SF -424, Federal Assistance, of this modification, supplements Page 3 Federal Assistance, in the original grant or modification No. xxx . 2. Page 6 , CETA Program Planning Summary, of this modification, replaces Page 94 , CETA Program Planning Summary, in the original grant or Modification No. xxx . 3. Page 8 , Budget Information Summary, of this modification, replaces Page 96 , Budget Information Summary, in the original grant or Modification No. xxx . 4. Page(s) xxx and xxx PSE Occupational Summary, of this modification, replace(s) Page(s) xxx and xxx in the original grant or Modification No. xxx 5. Page(s) 9 thru 10 , Program Narrative Description, of this modifi- cation, (supplement(s)) (replace(s)) Pages 8 thru 93 in the original grant or Modification No. xxx . 6. This modification consists of the following: a. Grant Signature Sheet e. Budget Information Summary b. Modification Sheet f. Program Narrative Descrip- c. SF -424, Federal Assistance tion d. CETA Program Planning Summary (3) PRIME SPONSOR USE MODIFICATION SHEET EXPLANATION Total Increase Funds For This Modification $691,573 $95,064 deobligated additional FY 76 funds $307,260 additional FY 77 base funds $289,249 incentive funds $691,573 Total Funds Programmed For This Modification $771,509 a) Although we estimated $390,274 carry —in, actual was b) Of that amount, funds were obligated to TEC, SER and CENT. AD. BALANCE c) Of this amount, FY 76 carry—in costs were estimated d) Carry—in funds to be programmed BALANCE e) Plus FY 77 additional base to be programmed f) Plus FY 77 incentive funds to be programmed TOTAL TO BE PROGRAMMED (3a) $485,338 — $233,705 $251,633 —$ 76,633 $175,000 +$307,260 +$289,249 $771,509 OM3 A.--. RO!3:1 ' �iTJLlll:l. ASSISTANCE 2. APPJ- NUMBER I a 3. STATE a. HUMBER - CANT'S APPLI- AP?LICA- TION IDENTT• LOPE 0 PREAPPLIC5TION b. GATEYeer .o+.U. ley h. QA,E r- ...Ch &Y ACTION ® APPLICATION CATION 19 FIER ASSIGNED l9 ,e I.:Tc.k.y NOTIFICATION OF INTENT (09t) sosei•..+ 0 REPORT OF FEDERAL ACTION 13:4 4 4. LEGAL APPLICANT / REC:PIENT 5. FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NO. 74- 600 -74 •• APPlipntIf- !Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium b. Otlanl.U.. W1 Consortium & •. MJM9ER �1 7 1. 2 3 2 Shs,t/P.O. [Ica P. 0. Box 9277 b. TITLE ' Comprehensive Employment _ d. CRY 'Corpus Christi ' C.n "d ° Nueces GNM IF- A. S:at. -Texas 9. 78408 Fd..at Ca c eP> and Training Programs h. Cant t Pe aM (Now E. M. Briones a & ul-- .w. No.) _ a 7. TITLE AND DESCRIPTION OF APPLICANTS PROJECT & TYPE OF APPLICANT /RECIPIENT A- W. H- Cemmunity. -aew A;w.ey t _ - Comprehensive Employment and Training Act - P g tt- Intarsbt. - I -HI;h. EduoU 91- u.ti.. FS_t.U4 J -I.d,a. Tab. D -C n Consortium Title I la c-sa P- 9. TYPE OF ASSISTANCE - A 6- G..t D4- - t3- SUPPt.. -W 6ai E -0a.. _ OL- u IC. AAFA OF PROJECT IMPACT 1111- oT 'ei.., co.s.t:... 1L ESTIMATED NON 12. TYPE OF APPLICATION Sto4a. .ta) 0:13 OF PERSONS A.ryae 0- Rar'niw E- 1WynrrbUw Entire Consortium Area e_NEFITT tG'"'t 4794 ° b""� EWs oyP.e�r''" I.et.a 13. PROPOSED FUNDING 14. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS OF: 15. TYPE OF CHANGE (Fw ts. w 12.) ' A -Inman 0.11- F-OM (SPNr. /y)d g.DE a,. 0a11ra a. F,,AL 5 3,667,075 .00 a. APPUCAHT d PRDIELT A, APPLICANT 14,15,23 14,15,23 E.tx ePPra A .DO q STATE '00 36. PROJECT START DATE Y-32 4 La 17. PROJECT DURATION .00 d. LOCAL 1977 02 01 08 blontA. 9'•:e1. t.tt.+(a) s. OTHER •00 1& ESTIMATED DATE TO Year rn.+.U. tey 19. EXISTING FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION NUM3ER A. rmAL TO FEDERAL. AGENCY 7 19 77 01 14 48 -7- 610 -10 : ],075 ,Lb Z0. FEDERAL AGENCY TO RECEIVE REQUEST (Hoar. Cllr. Slet..:JP..3.) 2L 11EMARKS.ADDED U.S. Dept. of Labor, ETA, 555 Griffin Square, Dallas, Texas 75202 I ❑ Y.+ Ne 2?. a. To Lh. best .f aV )an.1.H. aM bgk4 A It ra bF DM3 CInaW A-95 Lhia appt)eali.w sr suG.itM. L'wmaaal b in. T /e..- JT+ -ayonw - don I. hi. RN.�PiLatl••/ "� - =4 ahcc'tue 1]+n1., 6 .yq•piaq da+rin!)nrr and NI tr).a.... ar..tlad.1 ayw... .Na:A.d. THE cJa .� eorr+et, tb. doaa.arl bas D..w D.)} M - APPLICANT c_RTIFIES duly wlbaslawd 6A Ib. pew.i.[ tb. aPok.-A -4 th..,0He.t will a tb tl) Coastal Bend Council of Governments ® El THAT i~ aHW Lh• atea.t + •"••• It n. •�'' (A State- Clearinghouse Y 1 anew b aypr.e.4 O) 11 0 23. .. TYPED RAWrL ANO TIRE b. 51r."TURE a CAT' SIGXED _ �-- CERRF" Jason Lub Consortium Chairman Mayor. REnt. SENTATIVe - 19Y... R. Marvin Townsend, City Manage Al 23. AG£CICY NAME 25. APPLICA- Y- ar U Lay TION RECEIVED I9 25. ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT x 0 27. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE. Z& FEDERAL APPLICATION IDENTIFICATION �a s^]. ADDRESS 3 FEDERAL GRANT 0. IDENTIFICATION 2 TA KEN 32. FUNDING Yaer an":.tn a'oy 34. Yew ­A. e_ 33. ACTION a. AWARDED 33. ACTION GATE >- 19 STAR NG GATE 19 a. FEDERAL 5 CO . b. APPLICANT ,00 35. CONTACT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMA• TION (Noua...d tsGPiP.ES a. mo.r) 36, Yew mo+:h Icy ENDING h. REIECIED e. STATE .CO a RETURYED FOR DATE 19 Q - AMF40IEXT d. LOCAL .CO 37. REMARKS ADDED .. OTHER ,C0 a d. DEFERRED �' ❑ .. WITHDRAWN Yo. ('3Yo I. TOTAL S .CD 3& •. In lalin2 .' r .<tlo+, ny cc wm..ta rsa.:vd Irv. d.din h..w w+ra m+• v M.r. Ii a1axT r aP.e• 1. do. 1.4M pr -inns d fart 1. 0M9 C-I. A-95. b. FEDERAL AGENCY A-95 OFFICIAL /tiara.. Bad t+- :-+w.) FEAEP.AL AGENCY R Eu bass a la 0,-95 ACTION 424 -101 (4) 2r-1.4 ':+:,viii :"C`„�,ie 747 SECTIC)" TV — REMARKS (Please reference the proper item number from Sections I; II or III if applicable) This modification is being submitted to the Department of Labor simultaneously with submission to State and Area clearinghouses. All comments by clearinghouses will be submitted directly to: Mr. William S. Harris, Regional Administrator U. S. Department of Labor, ETA 555 Griffin Square Building Griffin and Young Streets Dallas, Texas 75202 (5) STANDARD FORM 424 PAGE 2 Coastal i manpower L tium CCIA P)tOGiAM1 PLANNING SUhlhAllY 48 -7- 610 -10 P. *O. Box 927 Corpus Texas 78408 G nANT YEAR d. TYPE OF PnoGRA1A Frain To 1, UTttla I ]. M 'Title In SPacily ......... I ........ ... 10/1/76 9/30177 2. ❑ Tluo a a. o Tale VI roll REGIONAL OrFICE USE ONLY II•ISTIlUC71UN5 1'011 COIAI +I.L7II4U SECTIONS I, 11, AND Ili Sac. It A (Total nivollmmd[) It the sum of A.l and A.1, U (Total Tcnninadons) Is the nun of 0., gh CaNtrtACT KEY o ADD. DATE a p.3. C (Planned Enrollments) It A minus U. z Sea. ill linter In line (a) Enrollmentt lit each program activity cumulatively through the grant year, and In line w °•0 8 > [ ' o d E l D o (b) the number of participants planned to be enrolled In each prograut ocllvUy al the end of each a �u° m '^ u' o ,�,�[ sa p quarter; parlicipanit who era concurrently enrolled•ltt more than one activity 9tould be mun)ed ht each 2 11'AM _00 YY •g acllvily lit wldch they are eruolled. , �•- _ Sec. lit: Eisler the cumulative number or participants In each segment to be enrolled during the grart yes. 1 p gs r a 7 G 0 JC IJ 11 1, L' 1L' 1 1. Ss� 2 2. • ^• ' Zt ]: +b 2f 1 Particlpsnlr dtoutd be counted In as many slgnUlcml segment rroap[ as are applicable. 1. ENROLLMENT AND TC•nMINATION SUMMAnY A. TOTAL ••••' . ---. 0. TOTAL - C. PLAN'NCI a' REPORT 2. Parlicl• 1. Cnlm4tg 2. Olhcr 1. Non. ENnOLL/ACITI _ ENIIOLL• 1. Lproll• TERMINA- EnrrnletkYl L Clrect b. Intliracl e. Oblainoa Potlllva potltiva -" O PC RIOa merits P TIONS PImn U. mcmts. Cnplalmm (rnd of 4ua4 h1CNT5 ants Gvrtal - __._�_ - - - `-- -'.s —_• _ - �'�>_+ nlr�. w,� ter__ .�+. —� -a -��_ ___�— ,r --r_ —a __ _.�`- - ._ --� — °° 1 2264 59.4 160 1319 1027 X240' 51 • 150__ 135 _ 185 7 3807 3283 524 3224 2143 1700 355 88 82 �4.2S$3 T+7� 4270 524 4653 3148 2459 551 138 117E--� 327 ' 'cS rr, it III.A41JED r.NIIOLLML•NTS 114 PROGRAM ACTIVITIES A p C U C CLASSPOOM TRAINING On•lha•JOb Pills. Sorh.- Work r ' Ihein SPotn. Voc. Ed. Training Envla/nwlt Eanalonco �+-- Wiz•- r- --+r rl Total Enruilmenls 3 x 7 6 at Currently rnrolled l 0 3 7 6 T 7 468 197. 80 971 al Total Cnrollnwnls 0 3 7 1 270 147 52 716 b{ Currently [nrellurl _ ` 100_ 1106 at Tulsl•Enr unionis 0 6 o d 7 7 7 7 ' 245 83 20 235 bt Currently Cp rollrC al Total Cnrollrnants o 0 7 1025 197 100 114 .. L• ) Curronlly Enrolled it 0 T 7 2'J 85 0 0 4t{ { i' R� ^�}' �(;; f 1'1; •rf; 3 �L�I�r %'ii•fj' ;ti'lF i.r,.t �� ,j a ri i 'tSl': 2: 1: u 111. SIGNIFICANT SEGMENTS V. OTHER ACTIVIII @S Indicate otllor activities or speclul programt on ottoch• mnnls. Descrlbu Ihalr ob{ocliws old Ihl mlicltuucs loword their ocldavumunt In a quanlltotive Of narrativu prcsontetim[. GRANT YCnA,n•TO.OATc� E PLAN d anANT YMM-i u- un t ci ) r ....... sioNIFICANT 12131 3131 • 013 0 6GCItrNrs I Io{ I d 1 SICNIrICANT /31 9130 SCCMEN75 � a r Dis. Non nett �� Other HoH 97 176 li p Other Non Ho) 63 84 109 I __ ,�.n ,cr.a 7109 Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium P.'0. Box 9277 Corpus Christi, Texas 78408 roR REGIONAL OrFICE USE ONLY -- CONTIIACT KEY O z [ 88 o iu 71� o 7r CCTA PROGRAM PLANNING SUMMARY 48 -7- 610 -10 It. GRANT YEAR d. TYPE OF PROGRAM d , Frain To 1. :-rII1e 1 J. rl Title III Snadfy...... ..,,... 10/1/76 9/30/77 2. 0 Title It 4. 0 TIM VI INSTRUCTIONS full COMPLETINO SECTIONS I, II, AND III Sec, It A (Total Enrollments) Is the turn of A.1 and A,1. D ('I•otal '1'ennlnatlons) Ir the nun of 11.1 'gh D. DATE u D•y C (planned Enrollments) Is A Ininus D. sea. lit �b)1 °iliannlumber a[ participantcs plannedprtorbetenrrolled In each octivity ilallheycnd of and Ca }tllne pquarter; parlldpmdt who arc rnncun0ntly enrolled' in more than one activity 9tould be counted ht cacti tt Op YY activity In which lhay are csuolled. See, IR: Enter 1110 cumulative number of participants In each segment to be enrolled durinq the gran yes. parilclpanlr should be counted In as many signQlcent segment groupr at are applicable. I. ENROLLMENT AND TCRI.IINATION SUMMARY unn,v, A. TOTA D. TOTAL C. PlANt7C0 u' nr- onT TE TOTAL I• Enitrhe 2. Otnar L7� ENnOLL)AC1Ji' ENr10LL• 1. Enroll• 2. pIrti t- EnIguynien a. Olrect e. InCIVOCI c. Obtained Potltivt O PERIOD ,IENTS merits P TIONS Plants. pumis. CwWwntpt It, ❑I of 0. 3738 2264 524 1603_- 1027 240 51 150 1.185 o a J 7 3807 3283 524 3224 2143 1700 355 88 839 __ i 7 4270 524 4653 3148 2459 551 138 1178 14 ' ^' ' C '' .? t S r 1) 6A, 1 x II. PI TNNED ENROLL C D L On•iba•Ja0 b. SOrvkt Work Training �LEW toyntutl Extwhnce Currently Enrolled Tolol Cnrotlmanus Cunenlly Cnrollt,d 'rot al.Cnrollmonts Currently Enrolled Total Guolhnanls Gurronlly Cnrollad IV, OTNCII ACTIVITIL5 Indleato other uctivltJ°s or ptclat pro9rmns on 0tach- mants. Descriqu their objectives and list ndlaslorws toward their ecidavamunt In 0 quantitative Or "Dually" presentation, III. SIGNIFICANT SEGMENTS GRANT YEAR 0 O PLAN , ortANT YEAR- T O•DATE PLAN sioNIFICANT 12 /J1 7171 G /3 0 9/70 SICNIf [CANT 12/31 J /7t IWO 9/70 SEGMENTS •- SCGraCNTS (al lbl !c! 1d) lc— I�.�Id7 _ 775 A Dis HoH 792 —10711_ X42_ F yen h 14 - ?1 _ — 9— 74 128 o Dis. Non Holl 117 __17_3_13_6 a _Veterans c Other HoH 97 176 ' 290 p Other Non Ha 63 84 109 I rr tor. iRadv: 1049 1548 2077- >m Nmt, 1n7 �R•7.::� :_r ,00hs jai menu rianpowec uunsorciuru SL' ?PL ':EivT 10 Tom- -TP - PPS /]3IS OF I3IDIVIDUtLS PLAi,-KED 'II. TO BE SERV-ED, PROGRAi YE--I TO DATE. N12,22R OF 1NDIVIDUALS PLIX-NNhJ TO BE ENROLLED AT END OF EACH P.O:Iiu lit. wLIULAityI� ✓r.UJLUC rL FFPR:SDIIG?.sS B': MCN ICTOBER iOV�`•3nR ANUA s :.3R%iZY -77 2458 1087 $i.429,083 (AVCH -77 2788 1185 $1,778,760 -,-PTT. -77 3218 1191 $2,154,349 LAY -77 3511 1188 $2,472,824 -77 3807 583 $2,821,055 uLY -77 4163 518 $3,117,844 EGUST -77 4456 413 $3,395,871 EPTEMBER-77 4794 141 $3,667,075 ;ISYZuUMOSS ? r the total planned n.mber of individuals who are planned to be served cumulative each month. Only individuals who have been declared eligible for and are receiving services, training, or employment should be counted_ Lne nurber in December, 21--rch, dune and September should agree with the entries in Part IA of the PPS_ Z?. Enter the total planned number of individuals who will be in the program covered by this PPS on the last day of each month. Only individuils who have been declared eligible for and are receiving services, training, or employment should be counted, The nurber in December, March, June and September should agree with the entries in Part IC of the PPS. III. Lnter the planned accrued expenditures of funds cu-r,-,Iative by month. The totals in Lace -m er, Marcb, June and September should agree with the entries in Part E of the 315. (7) S O NIU Approval No. 4411157 CxnUalln, 0114 7130127 A. GRANTCE'S NAME AND ADDRESS U.e. OCPAnT14cNT Or LAuan 0, GRANT NUMDC•R Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium Ernploywnt and Trzlning Adminlalntlon 48 -7- 610 -10 P. 0. Box 9277 Corpus Christi, Texas 78408 BUDGET INFORMATION SUMMARY C. TYPE PROGRAM 1. O nQ . I 3. a Two m 4. ❑ nue vl I • 2. ❑ Till. 11 (SD call y) .. ............................... D. FOR REGIONAL OFFICE USE ONLY ' 1 CONTRACT KEY MOD. DATE ° s� > > g`s g 7i o Ea ,J f a p F n i V ¢ 'n Y: p E d Z Z s s9 MM D' YV R € j'j 3G Cul. I 2 3 4 6 7 G 9 Id 11 12 13 14 IS IG I7 1G 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 2G 27 2G 29 E. OUOGET SUMMARY COST CATEGORIES GRANT PnocRAM ESTIMATED UNEXPENDCD rUN05 NEW OR nEVISED OUDGET I. TOTAL _ an -- F,ri___ �1•.8i t" tt ' ir• Iri' 'z• u. Federal. c. {_4r, -- ,l'f ;IL Le- -- - ? {:i S.r�'1 �' ,�i q'•r %: � g�` f jtY p%• r •41.5 t,:? 'y �i'�14i i(• •s,�,4 �l Nnn•Fodcrsl -i'- ---;7. —"li^� �" d�' I I!'�iy,;•r��.i.•;4 11.. 41(''+ e�1i1.��1 "'�f, d_. Fod—1 _ :- .o -.�.� 20 - -- $ 612, 754 —_.4 — c 2 '��! ~ $ kS •v, (y nn e 3 ,192 _ e. _NOn•Fednnl __ �,7• "i:`r:'!;q'; °l .j:4,,..rr .l,.l t:fr. t L k,:i , �, S'�� � `,,�,'it;'^i I. Y,•,�1', , I 1�. � ti•fil�.. • } ji� +••I! s r-' + ^! f..'l.. '•!:'t IrS} �[ ,�i.ai.:.,�,i,:, t FUNCTION OR ACIIVIIY __a�LL•.— ,.— ��—= _..,e�_z - -_ 1. AJndnlanlion 2. AllosvanL•es L _ _ —__ '^'"'i _ i. 'r.t.�•'''' "•�•li'-,f�C. '.: gill F•'�;'q6:` �, � I t,• t�:•.. ' s i"''1'y r r, .,f.......,.. '7': r:•.1,, �r�.r. I�:y:,'.::�f. •�. 1 .'.r. S 47ngcs v'i d: ° , � ' �? ' � ! st r• •' � �1r � `� .� �e'" + Q't7J"tf!1tli�71' 1 •y ,�jT 1{'.; —'L� i 1 I t 11 y cz4. 45,249 — $ S � �1�." 5: t4� y ,� �v 1 11 #",' .•; T., :'TI� y tl tij . ' "ii. , ri. ' l4 � ..r�'',i. . S- Trab,ini G. Srrvlcrs 1 ,U ! i 4� • I ,s� :1 i�' � ! �' 1 r j�i'1.'s ..T{j•(1'y4�Prrt . fi +Sij�'rl�ii*. .�Fr • , r it . 71 T1,:1' �„, °�i l�n '1 . ':,]!�•�..,f�!!'12_'. I $3,667,075 -0- $3,667,075 7. Total, a t F. CUMULATIVE QUARTERLY PROJECTIONS OF 09LIOATIONS AND EXPENDITURES tFor Ouartar Endrn2l 1 2 3 2l 22 2J 227 2r _ I 2 9 1l 2 27 24 2' 1 2 3 it Z 22 23 24 25 1 2 ] '�' 21 2 23 24 25 W 26 76 2E G 3 a 3 $1,778,760 G 3 A2 821 055 c 3 $3 667 075 1. Prime Sponsor Obli atlons 2. Total Projected Expendituref by Program ;t y. 35 L: : 3' �7 35 s "� 2 —821,055 `�' ?r 35 $3,667,075 a• Cl—.— Tralnh,g. ]'rim4 Sponsor ' p} 427 53j '• n 1,506 •!; S 65,461 as s 53 149 STa $ 99,073 '• ;( 44 53 _— $1 521,032 116 748 b. On•Ihe•Jc6 Training Public Service Cm �I 162 : I •}7_` 71$ 740, 051 1 f' %' 71 `" , C4 Ploy— J. Experience , ' !' n $1,178, 696 '• .'K' 71 $1,473,238 Work 1 2 3 26 1 2 3 2G t 2 3 2c 1 2 a 2G o. Sorvlces to Participants P a 4 a — 4 $ 231 742 O 4 j 36 C 7—$— 556,057 t; 3s —0- 1. Other Achilles 1,• •p, u , • ; 35 << t _ -D- e _0_ %'N - ---- -- 3. Protected Cz rndiluref for vo eallonal CJ. In Spoclal cram: to Gnvrrnon r '3; itl.�d �� �4$ 102,961 44 1� :'1 _ $ 154 441 �A' ( , •14 $ 2D5,922:: ` �{ 53 �! 51 — 4. Projected I:rpbsJllw cs of ttan•FrJ. Funds —�G2 } I -O- 5. Other FeJ. FwIJf, Not In Prlmo Spon.CYrnl ;LI �' 62 62 71$1,881,721 i' 71 2,975,496 I• i%1 $3 >872,997 6. Grand •rotai- rrolcetedCxpendtlures 7l L':, -� NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION The program narrative for the Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium Title I Grant #48 -7- 610 -10 will be slightly amended in this modification. All changes to the existing grant narrative are listed below indicated by the page number in the existing grant on which the changes occur. 1) Page 32 - Those adults defined as most -in -need by the Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium are not necessarily to be equated with "significant segments" indicated on the PPS. Only those contractors' serving participants receiving wages and /or allowances will be bound to the most -in -need priority for adults. 2) Page 37 - Through this modification, an additional service will be provided to CETA - eligible residents of the Coastal Bend Manpower Consortium. The Texas Employment Commission will begin providing services to the rural areas of the Consortium, their objective being three- fold. a) The full array of SESA services will be made available to CETA - eligible residents of rural areas of the Consortium who are unable to travel long distances to Corpus Christi to avail themselves of those services. This will aid rural residents in obtaining SESA services and will provide more accurate information on employment and unemployment in rural areas to the Texas Employment Commission. b) TEC will provide direct placement services to job -ready CETA- eligible applicants and will provide certification of eligibility and referral to other manpower program activities for CETA - eligible applicants who are not job- ready. c) TEC will provide certification of eligibility and verification of eligibility for Title II and Title VI job applicants. 3) Page 38 - No classroom training will be provided in San Patricio County. 4) Page 40 - Job placement and referral services will be offered in at least ten strategic locations in the Consortium area - three locations in the City of Corpus Christi and seven locations in the outlying counties of Aransas, Brooks, Duval, Jim Wells, Kleberg, Live Oak and San Patricio. 5) Page 42 - The contracting entity providing services to veterans is required to offer its services to all CETA - eligible applicants - veterans as well as non - veterans. Job referral and job placement will be provided by this contracting entity. (9) 6) Page 44 - Rural recruitment of participants will be more adequately accomplished through the establishment of TEC service centers in seven of the outlying counties of the Consortium. Duplication in outreach activites will be lessened through referral by TEC service centers to other manpower program activities. Selection based on the "most -in- need" criteria established by the Prime Sponsor is mandated only for those program activities serving participants in receipt of wages or allowances. 7) Page 52 - List of Manpower Planning Advisory Council. Robert Campos, Bee County, Chief Probation Officer Gary Carroll, Brooks County, Brooks County ISD Counselor E. B. Garcia, Duval County, San Diego LSD Principal Rick Lutz, Jim Wells County, Alice Echo Newspaper Editor Doyle Dreyer, Kleberg County, County Commissioner S. T. Brown, Live Oak County, George West ISD Superintendent Oscar Soliz, Nueces County, District Clerk Dana Hendrick, San Patricio County, District Director of Probation Adan Alaniz, City of Corpus Christi, V. A. Representative Johnny Bilano, City of Corpus Christi, LULAC Village Apartments Manager Horace Cleveland, City of Corpus Christi, Retired Vernon De Mois, City of Corpus Christi, DuPont Personnel Manager Raymond Freddie, City of Corpus Christi, IBM Engineer Leon S. Loeb, Jr., City of Corpus Christi, Loeb Organization, Inc. Darrell C. McGonagill, City of Corpus Christi, Electrical Apprenticeship Training Director Douglas Williams, City of Corpus Christi, Metropolitan Life Sales Representative 8) Page 62 - Although all allowance payments will be made in accordance with the CETA Allowance Payment Procedures Handbook of the Texas Employment Commission, allowance payments will be made by four separate contracting entities providing classroom training. These are: SER, Jobs for Progress, Inc The Texas Employment Commission; The Nueces County Community Action Agency; and HIALCO Neighborhood Organization. (10) CORPUS CHRISTI T AS NUJ DAY OF TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH IN THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE OF THE FOREGOING ORDINANCEI A PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND IMPERATIVE NECESSITY EXIST FOR THE SUSPEN- SION OF THE CHARTER RULE OR REQUIREMENT THAT NO ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED, AND THAT SUCH ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL BE READ AT THREE MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL; I, THEREFORE, REQUEST THAT YOU SUSPEND SAID CHARTER RULE OR REQUIREMENT AND PASS THIS ORDI- NANCE FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED OR AT THE PRESENT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL. RESPECTFULLY MAYOR THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS THE CHARTER RULE WAS SUSPENDED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: JA30N LUBY DR. BILL TIPTON EDUARDO DE ASES RUTH GILL BOB GALLEY GABE LOZANO, SR. EDWARD L. SAMPLE y THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS PASSED BY T E FOLLOWING VOTE: JASON LUBY DR. BILL TIPTON EDUARDO DE ASES RUTH GILL BOB GALLEY GABE LOZANO, SR. EDWARD L. SAMPLE ' s t