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<br />. l <br />. CITY OF ARDEN HILLS <br /> MEH:IlANOOM <br /> I:WrE: January 9, 1992 <br /> TO: Mayor and City council <br /> Gary R. Berger, City Mministrator <br /> FRCM: TJ swanson, city 1lcOOUntant 1 <br /> SUBJEX:T: Depreciation ExpenSe <br /> On Wednesday, January 8, 1992, eouncilmember Paul Malone, City <br /> Administrator, Gary Berger and myself met at city Hall to discuss <br /> questions which Paul Malone rose at the January 2 Council Meeting in <br /> regards to adopting the propose:i 1992 Budget. The attached corrected <br /> pages are the result of this meeting. <br /> MI:". Malone suggested, that the narrative reflect the change in policy of <br /> including depreciation expenses rather than capital equipment expenses <br /> within the Water and Sanitary Sewer Enterprise budgets. (see #420 in <br /> the narrative). <br />. Mr. Malone also suggested, beginning in 1993, equipment to be purchased <br /> which costs less than $2,000 be expended to #215 - Shop Tools and <br /> SUpplies rather than being capitalized in the Capital OUtlay area of the <br /> hldget. This change has also been noted in the narrative. <br /> Both Mr. Malone and myself have sp::lke with the City Auditor, Gary Groen <br /> of Al:xio, Al:xio and Eick. All parties have agreed to leave the <br /> depreciation expense in the water and sanitary sewer budgets, with the <br /> addition of a couple of more lines to generate an additional total for <br /> cash requirements. In doing so, this accomplishes two things. First, <br /> the expenditures total shows the cost of operations of the fundi while <br /> second, the cash requirement total shows the cash flCM needs of the <br /> fund. <br /> The fOllCMing paragraphs are a discussion of depreciation expense and <br /> hCM this expense relates to Enterprise funds and the General Fund. <br /> The depreciation expense has been included in the 1992 Enterprise <br /> Budgets for the Water Fund and Sanitary Sewer Fund instead of the <br /> expense f= capital equipment due to the definition of enterprise funds. <br /> The definition of an enterprise fund is to a==t for operations that <br /> are financed and operated in a manner similar to private hlsiness where <br /> the intent of the governing body is that the costs (expenses including <br /> depreciation) of providing goods or services to the public on a <br /> continuing basis be financed prinarily through user charges. Fixed <br />-.- assets must be a=unted for along with =ent assets within an <br />- .... enterprise fund because the fixed assets are used directly in the <br /> production of goods or services provided and sold by enterprises. <br />
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