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5l <br />RECONVENED 1991 COUNCIL DECEMBER 12, 1990 <br />BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING <br />the 1991 Budget and asked where those dollars went? She asked <br />why the City needs additional dollars. Mr. Schumacher explained <br />the reduction in several areas of the 1991 Budget and noted that <br />some reserve had been set aside for additional personnel. <br />Although some areas of the 1991 Budget were reduced, reserves <br />were maintained making the total 1991 Budget nearly the same as <br />the one last considered. <br />Council Member Reinert noted that the impact to tax payers would <br />be minimal and suggested that additional cuts be made in the 1991 <br />Budget. Mayor Bisel noted that once the levy is set the 1991 <br />Budget can be further reduced. Council Member Reinert explained <br />that he was not opposed to using some of the Reserves because of <br />uncertainties facing this Council. He said he felt Reserves were <br />for times of uncertainty. <br />Mayor Bisel explained that the amount of money taken from <br />Reserves can be any amount agreed upon by the Council. The <br />figure stated in the handout in Option No. 2 can be adjusted. <br />Council Member Kuether said she agreed with Council Member <br />Reinert and said she was hopeful that taxes would go down. She <br />said she was uncomfortable taking the entire increase in levy <br />from Reserves. <br />Mayor Bisel noted that the State is looking at "dipping" into <br />their "rainy day" fund. He noted that this City must maintain <br />its Reserves to continue the current quality of services. <br />Mr. Schumacher noted that the City portion of the tax levy was <br />the lowest it had been in the past six (6) years. Council Member <br />Bohjanen asked what the current Reserve balance is and Mr. <br />Schumacher explained approximately $1,030,000.00. Mayor Bisel <br />reminded the Council that they must maintain one half (1/2) of a <br />years operating budget in Reserve because the City does not have <br />any income until June. <br />Mr. Schumacher explained that it appears state aid may be further <br />reduced and this will not help tax payers or the City offices. <br />Mayor Bisel noted the trend to push the tax burden down to the <br />local level to take pressure off the legislators. He noted that <br />there appears to be a movement to keep money in the local area. <br />Ms. Schloer explained that she had used her best guess when <br />preparing the projected tax affect on homeowners. She noted that <br />final captured value for Tax Increment and HACA figures are not <br />available from the county and state. <br />Mr. Andre noted that the Council is talking about a 16% or 18% <br />PAGE 3 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />
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