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<br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />370 <br /> <br />Page Three <br />Armual Audit <br />January 27, 1978 <br /> <br />CEmetery Perpetual Care fund : $166,353 <br /> <br />Interest and Sinking FUnd: <br /> <br />$6,116 <br /> <br />Capital Prdjects fund: $154,185 <br /> <br />Library Memorial Fund: ($441) deficit <br /> <br />There are several changes that I intend to make in the financial process <br />and several that I will shortly ccrne to the Council forpennission to do. <br />These include: <br /> <br />1. At the present time we have revenue sharing in both the <br />revenue sharing fund and the general fund. Under some poor <br />advice fran federal officials we decided to put the !lX)ney in <br />the general fund this year. It is my intent t<;J put all <br />money back into the revenue sharing fund to make it easier to <br />account for. <br /> <br />2. I will ask the Council for permission to establish a separate <br />account to cover our liability for ooth un6llPloyment canpensa.- <br />tion and tenninal vacation and sick leave. This fund will be <br />replenished as a budget itEm each year and these amounts <br />will no longer cane out of individual department budgets. <br />Not only will this give a truer picture of our departmental <br />costs, but it will set aside funds to meet a liability we <br />have. I will recarrnend that $40,000 be transferred fran the <br />General FUnd Reserve for this p.u:pose. We will keep track <br />of our expenses over time and add to the fund .each year to <br />keep it intact. <br /> <br />3. I will request authority fran the council to transfer $54,796 to <br />the debt service fund in the Utility Fund. We should be maintain- <br />ing these funds under the tenus of our bond sales. There is <br />no problEm with not keeping these funds at the proper level, if <br />we always make our payments. However, if any possibility exists <br />in the near future that we will seek to sell bonds and improve <br />our bond rating, the oond rating services will frown on this <br />deficit. The $54,796 ~)Uld be taken fran the $100,000 that the <br />Council authorized to be transferred to the utility Fund. <br /> <br />4. Although the utility Fund budget for 1976-77 ran short the <br />fund itself still has a balance of almost $50,000 I wouldnreccmnend not transferring the $44,184 to balance the 1976-77 <br />budget, but instead have the utility fund stand on its own as <br />IlU1ch as possible. (The exception being Camlunity Developnent <br />funds, grants or special grants fran the general fund.) This VoDuld <br />leave $45,204 in the General fund out of the $100,000 proposed <br />to be transferred. <br />