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4.9. SR 04-18-2016
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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Department heads will be responsible for administration of their departmental operating <br />budget. Requests for budget adjustments must be submitted and approved before any <br />program incurs cost overruns for the annual budget period. <br /> <br /> <br />The budget shall be adjusted as needed to recognize significant deviations from original <br />budget expectations. The council shall consider budget amendments each December. <br />Budget amendments are intended to recognize changes made by the council during the year, <br />to reflect major revenue and expenditure deviations from budgeted amounts, and to <br />consider year-end budget requests. Budget amendments are not intended to create a budget <br />that matches budgeted revenues and expenditures to actual revenue and expenditures. <br /> <br /> <br />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 /> <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 /> <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 /> <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 /> <br />Financial Management Policies Page 17 <br /> <br />
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