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MINUTES MARCH 30, 1998 <br /> John felt tax compression was "scary" and the City could end up with no increase in <br /> revenue. <br /> Mary calculated the tax impact on a$150,000 home and noted that tax compression <br /> would have a major impact. Randy said that the Legislature should prepare examples on <br /> how this will impact municipalities. <br /> Mary handed out Schedule"M"and explained that the auditors have been in and the 1997 <br /> audit will be completed by the end of the week. The General Fund balance increased <br /> substantially so that the Council should consider how this increase should be designed to <br /> protect the funds. She suggested that the funds be designated by the end of April. Mary <br /> will get the department heads together and prepare a list of options for the Council to <br /> select. She noted that$70,000.00 of the funds have already been designated for new <br /> computers for the finance department. John said that it is his opinion that expenses should <br /> be paid out of the current year budget and did not like the idea of spending last years <br /> funds for something purchased this year. <br /> Jerry Shannon explained that the 1997 budget is out of balance. There is a concern that <br /> the state legislature will look to undesignated fund balances as additional revenue for the <br /> state. Therefore, it is important to designate these fund balances. He noted that once the <br /> r� 1997 books are closed the funds cannot be designated. Kim asked why there is such a big <br /> fund balance. Mary explained that some departments did not spend all of their budget. <br /> She noted that in many cases time ran out before the budget did. Kim asked Dave Pecchia <br /> to sit down with management staff and determine why this happened. <br /> Mary asked each Council Member how they would designate the fund balance. John said <br /> that if there is an opportunity, land for an athletic complex would be at the top of his list. <br /> Chris said he felt the same way, Kim said she would support the Y. <br /> Mary will bring a list of recommendations to the next work session. <br /> Mary presented Schedule "J", Area and Unit Fund Projections through the year 2003. She <br /> felt that her estimates on this schedule were very conservative. Kim asked that Mary also <br /> prepare a TIF schedule for Council to review as well as fund balances for all other funds. <br /> She said that the Council should review this list at a future work session. Brian said that <br /> he would prepare a list of TIF projections including the terms of the districts. He felt that <br /> TIF is needed as an incentive in the market place. Chris said that he did not want to use <br /> TIF anymore. <br /> Mary referred to the first seven(7)projects listed on Schedule"A"and noted that these <br /> projects will be financed by cash. The balance of the 1998 projects will be funded by <br /> bonds. Jerry said it was important to note that two (2)different types of bonds will be <br /> used. He noted that the Council last October authorized a$3,000,000 Lease Revenue <br /> bond(Schedule "K")but it was delayed until the land exchange was finalized. He <br /> PAGE 5 <br />
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