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Financial Management Policies Page 15 14 <br />intervals, the city staff shall evaluate the amount of all capital charges and recommend necessary changes to <br />the City Council and the Utilities Commission. <br />The city will maintain an equipment acquisition and replacement program. The city and will annually update <br />the plan to provide funding for all equipment purchases over $25,000 to be made in the next five fiscal years. <br />The city shall attempt to fund the program without the use of debt. It is recognized that Sstate -imposed levy <br />limits may create the need incur debt for equipment acquisition. <br />The city will establish and maintain a program for the construction and maintenance of the municipal storm <br />water management system. Financial projections for the storm water management system shall be updated <br />annually. <br />The city will establish and maintain a program for the maintenance of the municipal street system. The initial <br />sealcoating in new subdivisions will be financed with monies collected for this purpose at the time of original <br />development. Other sealcoating will be financed through the pPavement mManagement fFund and other <br />maintenance activities will be financed through the General fFund. <br />The city will prepare an on-going plan for the reconstruction of all city streets and . The city will provide a <br />sustainable source of funding for the street reconstruction program. The city will annually prepare cash flow <br />projections for street reconstruction projects to ensure adequate and ongoing funding. <br />Capital Assets and Capitalization Thresholds <br />A capital asset is a tangible asset that has a life expectancy of more than one year. For financial statement <br />reporting purposes, the city reports capital assets in the following categories and has established a <br />capitalization threshold for each category: <br />Capitalization <br />Category Threshold__ <br />Land $10,000 <br />Buildings $25,000 <br />Other Improvements $25,000 <br />Machinery and equipment $10,000 <br />Vehicles $10,000 <br />Infrastructure $100,000 <br />Construction in progress - Accumulate all costs and capitalize <br /> if over $100,000 when completed <br />Other assets $10,000 <br />Another criterion for recording capital assets is capital-related debt. Capital assets purchased with debt <br />proceeds should be capitalized and depreciated over their estimated useful life. <br />The amount to record for a capital asset is any cost incurred to put the asset into its usable condition. <br />Donated capital assets should be reported at fair value at the time of acquisition. <br />Risk Management <br />The city will maintain a Risk Management Program that will to minimize the impact of legal liabilities, natural <br />disasters or other emergencies through the following acitivies: <br />â–ªLoss Prevention. Prevent negative occurrences. <br />Page 94 of 294
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