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Management Report and Recommendations 12/31/1985
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City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota <br />Management Report, Page 17 <br />The level of fund balance of the City's General Fund is one indicator of the finan- <br />cial strength or independence of a city. This often becomes critical during periods of <br />high inflation; decreasing State aids; and, poor economic growth. With adequate reser- <br />ves, these external factors are more manageable by the City. We commend the City for <br />the improvements made in recent years to the General Fund reserve balance. These impro- <br />vements indicate a responsible approach to City government which will assure the con- <br />tinued ability of the City to deliver basic required services on a timely basis. <br />Special Revenue Funds <br />The financial statements of the Special Revenue Funds are presented in Statements 8 <br />and 9 of the 1985 Annual Financial Report. A special revenue fund is a classification <br />of funds to account for revenues segregated by City ordinance or Federal or State <br />Statutes for specific purposes. The City maintains the Federal Revenue Sharing Fund as <br />the only Special Revenue Fund of the City. The fund balance of the Federal Revenue <br />Sharing fund of $12,230 at December 31, 1985 consists of the fourth quarter allotment <br />receivable ($11,022) and accumulated interest earned over the past year. The City has <br />appropriated the 1986 entitlement for the Fire and Police Departments. <br />The rules and regulations of the Office of Revenue Sharing are considerable (and are <br />subject to frequent change). Certain requirements deal with publications of notices. <br />The City did meet all the publications requirements for 1985 with minor exceptions. We <br />recommend that the City publish all required notices and monitor the notices to assure <br />compliance with Revenue Sharing regulations. <br />Current pending Federal legislation indicates that Revenue Sharing will be <br />eliminated. Additionally, the 1986 entitlement may be cut by at least 8 %. We recommend <br />that the City anticipate the effects of such legislation and prepare plans for substi- <br />tute financing of expenditures which have been funded by Revenue Sharing (or plan to <br />eliminate programs for which adequate funding is no longer available). <br />
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