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Item 03 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br /> <br />The Mounds View Vision <br />A Thriving Desirable Community <br />Street Improvement Fund <br />• The current property tax levy is $300,000. <br />• We continue to have sufficient projects to utilize our MSA street construction aid each year. <br />It is projected that the projects in the plan will exceed the funding available and we will be <br />drawing into future years to cover our costs. The City can look at an advance of MSA funds. <br />• There is a definite need to stay on top of street improvement projects to ensure streets reach <br />their useful lives and don’t require costly premature full reconstructions. <br /> <br />Utility Funds <br />• For all three utility funds, we are assuming an increase in user charges and a 3.0% inflationary <br />increase in costs each of the 10 years. The user charges will be analyzed more closely in the <br />fall. <br />• Water Fund – the debt is paid off in 2036. The cash balance should be positive after that <br />point. <br />• Sewer Fund – no I&I grant funds have been included in the plan as the amounts are <br />unpredictable. <br />• Surface Water Fund – the City may need to look at postponing projects to avoid a fund deficit. <br /> <br />Vehicle & Equipment Replacement Fund <br />• Based on information received from the various departments, this fund is able to cover the <br />costs of the vehicles and equipment anticipated to be replaced over the next 10 years. <br />• The breakdown of taxes/transfers into this fund ($470,000) to cover the costs is as follows: <br />Tax Levy $280,000 <br />Water Fund $ 90,000 <br />Sewer Fund $ 60,000 <br />Surface Water Fund $ 40,000 <br /> <br />Conclusion <br />Staff is seeking direction from the City Council regarding the following items: <br /> <br />2027 projects <br />As we review the 2027 projects, does the Council have any questions, comments or <br />concerns about including them during budget preparation? <br /> <br />2027 property tax levy <br />The levies currently being proposed for 2027 are: Vehicle/Equipment Replacement ($280,000); <br />Special Projects ($75,000); and Street Improvement ($300,000). What changes, if any, should <br />staff assume? Are there any parameters the Council wants to put on the total 2027 <br />property tax levy as we move forward with budget preparation? <br /> <br />2027 Local Government Aid (LGA) <br />90% of LGA funding is included in the General Fund with the other 10% going to the Special <br />Projects Fund for 2026. LGA has been unalloted in the past and staff would recommend trying <br />to reduce reliance on these funds for general operations and instead, direct them more toward <br />capital projects. Does the Council want to look at moving more of the LGA revenue to the <br />Special Projects Fund? <br /> <br />Utility Funds <br />Staff will continue to evaluate the funds annually and propose increases only when needed. It <br />does appear that the Water and Surface Water Management Funds will require fairly significant <br />rate increases. Does the Council have any direction for staff regarding utility rates?
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