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Mounds View City Council July 22, 2002 <br />Regular Meeting Page 12 <br />• Finance Director Hansen indicated the general fund franchise taxes are down slightly from last <br />year and that represents taxes collected by the utility for January through May of last year. He <br />then explained the difference can be explained due to the fact that there was an energy crunch last <br />year and the prices were quite a bit higher. He further commented that last year was the <br />exception and this years' collection is closer to normal. <br />Finance Director Hansen called attention to Pages 3 and 13 for total revenues and total <br />expenditures for the general fund. He then said it is somewhat dangerous to make projections <br />based on the first six months but it appears that the figures are running a pattern fairly similar to <br />last year in terms of revenues and expenditures. He further stated that last year there was a <br />surplus in the general fund before a transfer was made to the special projects fund and, given the <br />uncertainty concerning next years budget he feels it is a good benefit to have a surplus to allow <br />for flexibility next year. <br />Finance Director Hansen then called attention to Page 21, a summary of the Community Center <br />operations and indicated some scrutiny would be required for the 2003 budget because it is <br />struggling again this year. He then noted there had been some talk of moving the management <br />fee to the general fund but even beyond that there is a struggle to make it self-sustaining. <br />Finance Director Hansen indicated the other thing that is a little different this month was on <br />Pages 40 and 41, a slightly different presentation of revenues for the golf course. He then <br />• indicated that the costs for the club house were split out this time as in the past they were buried <br />in a supply account. He further commented that without figures for the prior year it is difficult to <br />compare. <br />Finance Director Hansen explained that the cost of sales figure is higher than the sales <br />themselves so he had looked into it and that is because there is a full year's worth of purchases <br />on the books and not a full years worth of revenue at this time. <br />Council Member Stigney asked if Staff was doing anything to correct the deficit at the <br />Community Center. <br />City Administrator Miller indicated that, in the past, the City had not isolated all the costs for the <br />Community Center and an effort was made in the last year to do so in order to provide a better <br />understanding of the costs at the Community Center. <br />Mayor Sonterre asked if anybody went back and took the same approach to previous financial <br />figures to see if this is a new problem or whether it has been happening in the past. <br />Finance Director Hansen indicated he had not attempted to do that as it would be very time <br />consuming and his department is behind schedule on budgets and other projects. <br />Council Member Stigney asked if there would be some attempts to make corrections prior to the <br />next report. <br />
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