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<br />When the payment is sent to the Fire Relief, it is recorded as an <br />expenditure. $55,000 was budgeted but $61,478 was received. <br /> Protective Inspections $5,178. Private contract services were <br />necessary this summer, in order to cover inspections. There is <br />sufficient building permit revenue to cover these expenses. <br /> <br />o Three departments had unexpected expenses in 2020 that caused the <br />department to exceed the budget. <br /> Animal Control $2,076. There was an increase in the fee amounts <br />for animal control services when the service was transitioned from <br />Hillcrest to Ramsey County. This change in service occurred when <br />Hillcrest notified the City that it would no longer provide this <br />service. In addition, more animals were unclaimed in 2019. <br /> Storm Water $6,596. The department exceeded the budget due to <br />repairs of catch basins at City Hall and on Noel Drive. The catch <br />basins developed sinkholes that required a complete rebuilding of <br />the structures. The electric and gas utilities line item was also over <br />budget due to the high amount of precipitation received in <br />2019. The Sleepy Hollow lift station ran for most of the year. It <br />continued to run through December, which is very rare. <br /> City Garage $5,096. Two items caused this department to exceed <br />the budget. $3,300 was spent to repair the public works <br />maintenance bay door. The door had fallen out of the tracks after <br />being hit by a crane in a freak accident. There were also issues with <br />the HVAC system on two separate occasions. The computerized <br />system has proven to be very expensive to repair. <br /> <br />General Fund Summary <br />It is estimated that the Fund Balance will increase $401,937 at December 31, 2019. During the <br />2020 budget process, it was estimated that the City would experience an increase in fund balance, <br />in part due to the building activities. Specific building permitting efficiency improvements that <br />had been requested to be funded in the 2020 Budget were identified to be funded with the increase <br />of the 2019 Fund Balance. The 2020 Property Tax Levy did not need to be increased to fund <br />these improvements. These building permit efficiency improvements are as follows: <br /> <br />Description Council Meeting Approval Amount <br />PermitWorks (building permit software) 11/16/2019 $16,670 <br />OPG-3 (online building permits) 01/29/2020 $22.200 <br />Address file scanning 12/18/2019 $40,000 <br />Total $78,870 <br /> <br />These funds will be designated at 12/31/2019. A 2020 Budget Adjustment will be presented at a <br />later meeting, when the 12/31/2019 Fund Balance has been finalized. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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