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<br /> <br />Some key highlights from the other funds are as follows: <br /> <br />• General Capital Improvement Fund – continued practice of not budgeting LGA beyond <br />current budget year given past instability. This fund is much healthier than last year <br />given the General Fund surplus transfer of almost $500,000 and 2018’s LGA allotment. <br />The Parks & Recreation Commission is also working on their priorities and won’t have <br />them finalized until later this fall. <br />• Infrastructure Improvement Fund (450) – Ideally, we try to plan of annual project costs <br />of around $1,000,000 of city costs to give us some flexibility if a major project arises we <br />hadn’t anticipated. <br />• Water & Sewer Capital Replacement Fund (604) – This fund will effectively make the <br />debt service payments for the new garage. A healthy balance still exists as long we make <br />sure to generate $300,000 in depreciation from the water and sewer funds. (The current <br />water and sewer budgets total almost $350,000!) We have some placeholders in this fund <br />(such as sewer lining projects) that are not related to specific needs. In 2019, we plan on <br />replacing the Vactor as this unit will be 20 years old and is a key piece of equipment in <br />our sewer maintenance program. The fund balance stays pretty healthy. <br />• Water & Sewer Funds (601 & 602 respectively) are still very tentative given we have <br />only billed two quarters of the year. We tentatively projected a 3% increase in rates but <br />additional review of these funds is necessary... <br /> <br />Our goal Wednesday night is to review the budget and then obtain your direction. Given <br />the uncertainty with Falcon Heights, staff is recommending we hold off setting the <br />preliminary levy until our 2nd meeting in September in the hope we have greater clarity on <br />that issue. <br /> <br />As I’m sure you know, the preliminary levy we certify can be reduced, but it cannot be <br />increased. As in previous years, we will have additional workshops later this fall to refine the <br />budget before adoption in December. If you have comments or questions in the meantime, <br />please let us know. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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