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of the aid cuts, the City Council has indicated a desire to revisit these items. <br />In connection with the skating facilities, however, staff will be monitoring 2004 participation levels. <br />We are going to evaluate the cost of rink operations compared to the number of people using the <br />facility. The utilization will be evaluated to determine if there is any low use hours which should be <br />eliminated. We will also evaluate how many groups also use rinks as free practice facilities, and <br />whether there should be a fee involved. The result of this study will produce a recommendation for <br />2005 budget purposes. <br />Staff is seeking a confirmation from the Council on the 2004 reversal of the 2003 budget cuts above. <br />The City is currently in negotiations with Falcon Heights to amend its Building Official Agreement to <br />establish a minimum billing of $32,000 for 2004. That would provide another $16,000 to the 2004 <br />General Fund over what is currently budgeted. We will be utilizing Jerry Maleitzke to help us <br />complete fire inspections for Falcon Heights. This should net us an additional $3,000 in revenue for <br />2003. <br />The Council will be reviewing the liquor license increases suggested by staff at their October 22nd <br />Council meeting. (Increase from $3,250 to $3,500 for On -Sale Liquor License and from $300 to <br />$500 for On -Sale Wine License.) <br />2004 salary schedules are attached. Please note that salary scale increases are proposed at either a <br />3% or a $1,500 increase (whichever is less). We did not do a detailed comparison given that our <br />scales and adjustments are now very competitive with the market place, and a 3% increase seems to <br />be the norm other cities are looking at. <br />Staff has no further recommendations regarding the General Fund at this time. Please bring to the <br />workshop the budget packet provided at the September 10°i meeting. If there are any other specific <br />revenue, expense, or compensation questions /concerns, we can address these either prior to or at the <br />workshop. <br />CAPITAL PROJECTS <br />We have attached updated budgets for the following Capital Funds: <br />General Capital Improvement <br />10% Fund <br />Infrastructure Fund <br />Water /Sewer Capital <br />The following is a synopsis by fund of the 2004 budgeted expenditures and the rationale behind each. <br />2 <br />
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