| 50 | | Following the web maintenance report to the board at the end of the first quarter (April to end of June 13), the board agreed to raise the web maintenance budget by £3,250, taking it to total £9,250. This gives us a quarterly budget of £3,08.33, and a monthly budget of £1,027.77. Ed took the mean hourly rates from Q1's invoices and will work on a higher estimate of £35 p/h for Q2 onwards to give us some space. So with the higher monthly budget and the higher daily rate estimate, we have a target of 29.4 hours for maintenance. |
| | 50 | Following the web maintenance report to the board at the end of the first quarter (April to end of June 13), the board agreed to raise the web maintenance budget by £3,250, taking it to total £9,250. |
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| | 52 | This gives us a quarterly budget of £2,312.50, and a monthly budget of £770. Ed took the mean hourly rates from Q1's invoices and will work on a higher estimate of £35 p/h for Q2 onwards to give us some space. So with the higher monthly budget and the higher daily rate estimate, we have a target of 22 hours for maintenance. |
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| | 54 | ''Keeping this here as Ed did some BAD maths - this italics is OUT OF DATE: This gives us a quarterly budget of £3,08.33, and a monthly budget of £1,027.77. Ed took the mean hourly rates from Q1's invoices and will work on a higher estimate of £35 p/h for Q2 onwards to give us some space. So with the higher monthly budget and the higher daily rate estimate, we have a target of 29.4 hours for maintenance. '' |
