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decreased by $3: 166.56 from those of one yew: ea r,. The mmall balance remaining in <br />the Municipal Building Fund should be c:`.eeed off to Debt Service Fund by appropriate <br />Council action. <br />We confirmed the tax receipts directly with the County Auditor. Other receipts <br />were checked against duplicate receipts issued, licensees and other supporting <br />memoranda. Disbursements were properly listed in Council minutes, supported by <br />invoices and checks signed by the Mayor and the Clerk - Treasurer. <br />it — cr,AL CENiS <br />Based on our emanation of the accounts and records of the Village Clerk.. <br />Treasurer, we conclude that the records were well kept. The Village is in a <br />sew financial condition with a reasonable cash balance remaining at the end of <br />the year to be carried into the next year. Books are maintained on the usual cash <br />basis as is customary for municipalities. For the Balance Sheet, Exhibit At we <br />have tried to develop as complete a financial picture es reasonably passible by <br />including all significant known assets and liabilities by funds. <br />Details on the assessed valuation « f property on the tax rolls and the tax <br />levies, as voted by the Council are shorn in Schedule 1 at the end of this report, <br />on a eomperative basis for the last three years. The assessed valuation at <br />$1,828,655.00 increased by $69,205.00 from that of one year ago, after dropping <br />exempt personal property of $29,136.40 from the total valuation. <br />Insurance and bends in force are detailed in Schedule 2 at the very end of <br />the retort. Adequate coverages appear to be carried on the usual risks as your <br />insurance requirements have been reviewed and adjustments have been made. <br />
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