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Mounds View City Council January 26, 2004 <br />Regular Meeting Page 14 <br />• 1 Chief Sommer indicated that in 2003 a total of 95.64% of the budget has been expended so the <br />2 police department has stayed within the budget. <br />3 <br />4 Council Member Marty asked how many noise control tickets have been given out for loud <br />5 mufflers or vehicle noise. <br />6 <br />7 Chief Sommer indicated he does not have that breakdown with him but could look into it. <br />8 <br />9 (2) Finance Department <br />to <br />11 Finance Director Hansen reviewed the preliminary December 31, 2003 financial report and <br />12 cautioned that the final results would be slightly different. The general fund revenues are just <br />13 under $4,000,000 and Staff expects the general fund to end the year with a surplus. <br />14 <br />15 Finance Director Hansen indicated the City ended the year 2002 with a surplus of $1,000,000 <br />16 kept in the general fund as a hedge against the loss of state aid and the City did lose $300,000. <br />17 He then said that Staff would like to cancel transfers to the general fund to lower the surplus <br />18 down to within 50% of next year's budget and that is the minimum Staff feels comfortable with <br />19 and the maximum the state auditor feels comfortable with. <br />20 <br />21 Finance Director Hansen reported that the Community Center fund shows a $184,000 deficit and <br />22 that number was driven up by a combination of the lightening strike and changes to the catering <br />• 23 contract. A claim for damages has been submitted to insurance but not yet paid. <br />24 <br />25 Finance Director Hansen indicated the TIF funds had a good year in 2003 and District One <br />26 should be able to pay back more than half of the internal loan outstanding and the water fund <br />27 refinanced its bonds to help the water fund. <br />2s <br />29 Finance Director Hansen indicated the golf course fund had a year that was a slight improvement <br />30 over 2002 but still a difficult year and that will continue until get something goes through with <br />31 the proposal for billboards out there to generate additional revenue. <br />32 <br />33 Finance Director Hansen indicated that Staff is working on Gatsby 34 reporting system for 2003, <br />34 the variable sewer rates, long-range financial plans and the bond sale for the street project. He <br />35 then said that Staff will be recommending that the City levy the special assessments and sell the <br />36 bonds at the beginning of the project and that is driven by the fact that the City could not finance <br />37 the project internally. He further commented that levying the special assessments does not mean <br />38 that they have to be paid before the project. The City can set a payment date that allows the <br />39 project to be completed before requiring payment. <br />40 <br />41 Council Member Marty asked where the City stands on the COPS grant for getting federal funds <br />42 for the two new officers. <br />43 <br />• <br />
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