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4.7. SR 12-16-2002
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Adminsitrative budget amendments have not been included in the attachment since they are <br />simply transfers from one budget category to another within the same department. <br /> <br />The amendments attached include requests for two new purchases; all of the other items <br />have either been approved by the Council during the year or are adjustments to reflect <br />significant variances from the budgeted amount. The two new budget requests are both <br />public safety related. Attached is a memo from Assistant Police Chief Jeff Beahen <br />requesting a change in the weapons used by the department. While the request requires an <br />initial investment of approximately $7,550, it will result in an annual savings of <br />approximately $2,250 in 2003 and $5,000 thereafter. Funds for this purchase are requested <br />to be transferred from the patrol personal service budget which is under budget due to <br />military leave for an officer. The other request is from Fire Chief Bruce West for a LCD <br />projector. This projector will be used for training so that the other projector can be used in <br />the Emergency Operations Center. The $3,750 for this purchase would come from the <br />Contingency budget. <br /> <br />As you can see, the budget amendments do not increase the total budget. Although building <br />and related permit revenues have exceeded the budget, fine revenue is far below the budget <br />offsetting other revenues increases. Last year building permit related revenues exceeded the <br />budget by $380,000 and plan check fees exceeded the budget by $115,000. This year <br />building permit revenues are over budget by approximately $80,000, but plan fees are at the <br />budgeted level. This is why it is important to not overestimate building and planning <br />revenues during the budget process. We don't want to become too reliant on revenues that <br />are subject to significant fluctuation due to economic conditions. On the expenditure side, <br />department heads have been watching their budgets very closley because of the changes in <br />the economy and possible aid cuts due to the State deficit. As a result, projected year end <br />expenditures in total are within the original budgeted amounts. <br /> <br />Action Requested <br /> <br />The Council is asked to consider the 2002 General Fund Budget Amendments as attached. <br /> <br /> <br />
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