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each utility operated by the city. Each budget must include estimated revenues, expenses, and net income or <br /> net loss. <br /> Sec. 7.05. Long-term Financial Plan. <br /> Subdivision 1. The city councilh^'�rrctll have must prepared a long-term financial plan commencing in the <br /> calendar year 1980. The city council shall must hold a public hearing on the long-term financial plan and adopt <br /> it by ordinance with or without amendment. The financial plan shall consists of#sty three elements as specified <br /> in subdivisions 2-44 which follow. <br /> Subd. 2. The Public Service Program. The program shall bo is a continuing five-year plan for all public <br /> services, estimating future needs for the public health, safety and welfare of the city. It sf-ia# measures the <br /> objectives and needs for each city department, •- -•e- - - - •-- e: • :e indicates expected outcomes of <br /> services provided, and indicates the impact of each mel}service on the annual operating budget. <br /> Subd. 3. The Capital Improvement Plan. This program all-consists of projects and facilities that are <br /> or will be needed by the city in carrying out the anticipated program of public services. It shalt includes a list of <br /> all capital improvements proposed for the next five fiscal years, with appropriate <br /> supporting information as to the necessity for such improvements; cost estimate, method of financing and <br /> recommended time schedule for each sush.improvement; and the estimated annual cost of operating and <br /> maintaining the facilities to be constructed or acquired. It includes a capital budget which summarizes the <br /> capital requirements of the public service program and the capital improvement pain for the next five years and <br /> prioritizes anticipated investments in community facilities in consideration of expected revenues. This <br /> information shall be revised and extended each year for capital improvements still pending or in process. <br /> Subd. 4. A long-term Revenue Program. This program elf consists of a tentative revenue policy <br /> which describes long-term plans for financing public services and capital improvements. <br /> Subd. 5. The Capital Budget. This program shall be a summary on the basis of a five year period of <br /> revenues. <br /> Subd. 6 5. A summary of the long-term financial plan-s#aU must be published in the city newsletter <br /> annually. <br /> Sec. 7.06. Council Action on Budget. <br /> Subdivision 1. •- - --- - -- - •-- -- - - • --- - ••e• • -- • - - --- <br /> ___ :••e: _ _ _ __ ____ __ _ _ - - --- . ____ -_ _ •_ _• __ . The council must, by <br /> budget resolution, adopt the budget at the time required by law. The budget is the principal item of business at <br /> regular council meetings at the time required by law and at subsequent meetings until the budget is adopted. <br />
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