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1978-14
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1/30/1978
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48
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<br />r\ <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />TO: <br /> <br />FROM: <br /> <br />SUBJECT: <br /> <br />DATE: <br /> <br />c :37 I <br /> <br />~ f SanA1Prros <br /> <br />OFFICE MEMORANDUM <br /> <br />Mayor and Mallbers of the City Cooocil <br /> <br />C.J. Webster, City Manager <br /> <br />Anrluar?Auclit, r>t:' Man <br /> <br />January 27, 1978 <br /> <br />RE: <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />CSM-l00 <br /> <br />Attached are a series of tables and other infornation that I believe <br />puts the audit into a rrore ooderstandable fom. <br /> <br />There are several key elenents that I would like to p:lint out. <br /> <br />1. The revised general ftmd budget for revenues was $2,699,507 but <br />we brought in $2,891,176 - an overage of $191,669. Major sources of <br />these overages are Revenues from other agencies ($133,491 over <br />budget) and taxes ($20,590). The major source of overage in <br />Revenues from other agencies was from the anti -recession foods. <br /> <br />2. The revised expenditure in the general fund was $2,569,992 but <br />only $2,500,948 was spent leaving a surplus of $69,044. As I <br />mentioned, the changes in CETA foods make it appear that several <br />depar\:lrents overran their budget. In fact only three depar\:lrents <br />overran their budgets - Criminal Investigation, Unifom Patrol <br />and Parks and Recreation. None of these was overly significant. <br />Several depar\:lrents under spent their budgets - Sanitation ($8,616) <br />and Tax ($5,328) IlDst notably. These figures reflect the actual, <br />after taking into aCCO\IDt the CETA Funds. 'lWo depar\:lrents - <br />Engineering and Streets appear to be way \IDderspent but the <br />difference is the result of Revenue Sharing funds, which will be <br />spent in the near future. The entire General Fund was \IDderspent <br />by $3,802 after the revenues sharing, CETA, IDA and other unbudgEited <br />revenues are reversed out of the expenditures. <br /> <br />3. <br /> <br />The =rent cash balance in the general f\IDd is $513,186, a significant <br />:i.nproverrent aver the 1976 figure of $196,813. A p:lrtion of this <br />balance is revenue sharing f\IDds already restricted ($26,760) and <br />this arrount is further offset by lJayables of $221,323. Reducing the <br />cash balance by this am:J\IDt leaves us a balance of $265,103. We also <br />have $331,891 of aCCO\IDts receivable, which I will discuss later.. <br />Some of this is Revenue Sharing which is already appropriated, and some <br />is delinquent taxes which we have budgeted for collection into the <br />=rent years budget. Nonetheless at least $75,000 will be available <br />to the City as an addition to the cash balance of the City. As Ii <br />result I would anticipate that we will have a cash reserve of about <br /> <br />tt <br />
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