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• Administrative budget amendments may be made throughout the year by department <br /> directors to adjust line item budgets within their department as long as the total <br /> departmental budget does not change. These line item budget changes exclude personal <br /> service and capital outlay categories. Administrative budget admendments must be <br /> requested in writing and approved by the City Administrator and Finance Director. <br /> Purchasing <br /> The goal of the Purchasing Policy is to ensure all purchases are consistent with Minnesota statutes, <br /> to establish internal controls, to maintain the appropriate documentation, and to ensure the best <br /> value for the public money. <br /> Purchasing Authority <br /> The department/division director for which the service, equipment, or supplies are ordered must <br /> recommend the order be placed. The department/division director may designate the authority to <br /> make certain purchases to department staff. This designation must be communicated to the Finance <br /> Department. Final approval of all purchases must be evidenced by the department/division <br /> director's signature on the purchase order,invoice and/or receipt. Purchase orders must be <br /> completed prior to acquisition to insure accountability,provide amount verification, and avoid a <br /> misunderstanding with respect to cost between the vendor and the city. <br /> Purchasing Thresholds <br /> All expenditures up to $50,000 must be within the limits established by the department budget. <br /> The thresholds of dollar amounts that have been established either by policy,City Code, or statutory <br /> authority for the purpose of purchasing city goods are identified as follows: <br /> •Written quotes are not required,but verbal quotes are <br /> recommended. <br /> Department <br /> Less than •At the point of sale,the receipt must be signed by the individual <br /> Director or <br /> $5,000 Designee purchasing the item. <br /> •The receipt/invoice must also be signed and coded by the <br /> denartment director <br /> •When there is more than one feasible source of supply for an <br /> item,the city shall request written price quotations from at least two <br /> $5,000- Purchase Order/ Department sources and shall place the order at the lowest price quoted,provided <br /> $24,999 Quotes Director <br /> the items are of comparable quality. <br /> • Quote information should be attached to the purchase order. <br /> •When there is more than one feasible source of supply for an <br /> $25,0110- City item,the city shall request written price quotations from at least two <br /> $49��� P.O./Quotes Administrator sources and shall place the order at the lowest price quoted,provided <br /> the items are of comparable quality. <br /> • Quote information should be attached to the purchase order. <br /> • Check the availability of an item through a cooperative purchasing <br /> program before obtaining quotes. <br /> $50,000- Council •When there is more than one feasible source of supply for an <br /> City Council <br /> $100,000 Approval item,the city shall request written price quotations from at least two <br /> sources and shall place the order at the lowest price quoted,provided <br /> the items are of comparable quality. <br /> •There are three processes available that would satisfy statutory <br /> Bids/Cooperative <br /> Above$100,000 City Council requirements for purchases above$100,000.(See"Purchases <br /> Agreements <br /> Exceeding$100,000"section below for more details.) <br /> Financial Management Policies Page 16 <br />
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