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BUDGET WORKSESSION AUGUST 8, 1996 <br />A new dump truck is included in this budget. It will replace a 1983 truck. This truck will <br />also be used as a plow truck. He noted that all dump trucks are the same color. <br />Council Member Neal asked who pays for street signs in new developments. Mr. <br />DeWolfe explained that the City installs the signs. The signs are paid for by the <br />developer. <br />Fleet Management - This budget items includes the salary and benefits for a part-time on- <br />call mechanic. Certain periods of each year cause additional mechanical work. This part- <br />time mechanic will help the full -time mechanic get caught up. <br />Professional Services - Random drug and alcohol testing is conducted throughout the <br />year. Random testing is mandated by the State. <br />REVENUES <br />Mr. Schumacher explained that he has prepared a preliminary budget that does not <br />include everything each department head has requested. An additional $400,000 will be <br />needed to balance this budget. Council Member Lyden asked if there were any other City <br />funds that could help pay these General Fund expenses. Mr. Schumacher noted that the <br />City does have the Closed Bond Fund, however, he did not recommend that the City <br />Council use these funds to balance the General Fund budget. Council Member Lyden said <br />that he wanted everything "on the table ". He asked what is the Closed Bond Fund. Ms. <br />Vaske explained. Council Member Lyden asked why isn't he aware of other funds that <br />could be used. Mr. Schumacher said he wouldn't recommend using these funds because <br />they could be needed in a crisis. Council Member Lyden asked Mr. Schumacher if he had <br />his own agenda. Mr. Schumacher explained that the Council gets quarterly reports. He <br />again said that Closed Bond Funds should not be used to balance the General Fund. <br />Council Member Lyden felt that this should be a Council decision. <br />Council Member Bergeson noted that every year the City is audited by an outside auditor. <br />He felt that if needed, they should provide the "big picture" to the Council. He also <br />suggested that Council Member Lyden should talk to the auditor if he did not understand <br />the audit. <br />ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT <br />Mr. Ahrens presented the Engineering Department preliminary budget. He is requesting a <br />printer that is needed to put together presentations. He also noted that a transportation <br />plan is required by the Metropolitan Council as part of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan <br />and he has included the cost of preparing this plan in his budget. Council Member <br />Bergeson asked if the cost of this plan is included in the overall Comprehensive Land Use <br />Plan presented by Mr. Wessel. Mr. Ahrens said no, this is an additional cost. He noted <br />that the total cost of the transportation plan is approximately $40,000. He suggested that <br />$17,000 be budgeted for 1997 and $23,000 for 1998. Mr. Ahrens explained that the <br />PAGE 13 <br />
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