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To
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Mayor and Council
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Subject
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ASPYN 2015-2016
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Initiator
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Parks and Recreation
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Recommendation
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Approval is requested to accept $145,000 and any additional funds that may be \n \n awarded in fiscal years 2015 and 2016 from the United States Army CYS Strong \n \n (ASPYN) Program and amend the Multi-Governmental Fund by the award. Funds will \n \n be used to offset direct care equipment and materials, training, administrative \n \n expenses and direct program staff cost at accreditation sites and any other \n \n site with military children enrolled in the CSD program of the Columbus Parks \n \n and Recreation Department. \n \n
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Approval
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Pending
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Background
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This program is designed to offer youth, ages 4-12 the eligibility for care and
reduced fees available to Army families and DoD civilians who live within the
area of a military base and cannot access on base care due to long waiting
lists. Army subsidized school age spaces for geographically dispersed Active
Duty military families and DoD civilians, using designated programs working
toward achievement of national accreditation.
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Analysis
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The United States Army CYS Strong (ASPYN) is funding this grant at minimal cost
to the Department of Parks and Recreation or the City of Columbus. The Army
child, youth and school services asks that we use the following metrics to
assist in the distribution of ASPYN funding for this project, direct program
staff 20%, equipment and materials 40%, training 20%, administrative expenses
20% for a total of 100%.
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Financial Considerations
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The grant funds requested is $1,000 per negotiated child care space for the
project year. The funds will be dispersed in two increments. The first half of
the fund will be paid within 60 days of signing the Memorandum of Agreement and
the remaining will be paid 50% will be paid within 30 days upon receipt of
invoice at the six month mark of the program. The Community Schools Division,
Parks and Recreation Department is requesting 30 spaces per school site.
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Projected Annual Fiscal Impact Statement
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None is expected.
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Legal Considerations
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Council is the approval authority for this action.
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Recommendations/ Actions
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Authorize a resolution to accept the grant funds in the amount of $1,000 for
sustained spaces at an annual rate of $1,000 per school age child care spaces.
The total sustain spaces projected shall be 145 child care spaces for the
Department of Parks and Recreation Community Schools Division. The funds shall
be used to purchase equipment and materials, training, administrative expenses
and direct program staff.
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