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Kings County studies options after Corcoran Cemetery district seeks $150,000
Summary
County staff said Corcoran Cemetery District requested an additional $150,000 for operations; staff outlined five options — including a $60,000 temporary advance, a joint landscaping agreement with the city, or terminating the district's trustees — and the board asked for more financial detail before taking action.
Kings County supervisors on Dec. 9 opened a study session after the Corcoran Cemetery District requested $150,000 to cover operational needs and savings.
Alex c Walker, an administrative analyst for Kings County administration, told the board the district had previously received $100,000 from the county’s American Rescue Plan Act allocation and that its banked balances included restricted endowment reserves of $356,888.75, ground-improvement funds of $154,306.43 and a general unrestricted balance of $146,645.32. "The Corcoran Cemetery District is requesting an additional $150,000 to support current operational needs and savings," Walker said.
Walker reviewed legal limits on county action and presented five staff options for the board to consider: advance the district $60,000 until its next property-tax…
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