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<br /> ARDE?\ HILLS CITY COUl\'"CIL - November 20,2006 <br /> Study, The study recommcnded rates for thc period 2005-2009, However. the analysis Ehlers is <br /> performing will effectivcly update that rate study and assist us in detcrmining whether additional <br /> changes to the utility rates will be needed in 2008, <br /> Mark Run: Ehlers & Associates, provided the City Council \vith an overvie\v of the financial <br /> management plan. He noted that in revie\ving the financial bonding rating of a city, Standards & <br /> Poor will look at a city's overall dcbt, economy, currcnt tinaneial status. and long term <br /> management/future financial planning. In completing a financial management plan, the City is <br /> cxhibiting good financial stewardship to the public. Typically cities that experience poor bond <br /> ratings are caused by the mismanagemcnt of public funds during a large public project. <br /> Mr. Ruff notcd that the draft financial management plan reviewed the City of Arden Hills <br /> proposed revcnues and expenditurcs over a ten ycar time frame. The proposed expenditures and <br /> rcvenues also include thc City's capital improvemcnt plan. but does not include any inli-astructure <br /> costs rc1ated to the TC AAP project. The long term question that the City Council should address <br /> is what fund balanccs arc the City Council comfortable with, Overall, the City appears to be in <br /> good financial shape based upon thc draft tinancial managcment plan. A second option for the <br /> City Council to considcr is thc possibility of splitting the capital equipment and capital <br /> ilnprovement projects into two scparate funds. <br /> Councilmembcr Larson noted that the proposed tinancial managemcnt plan does not take into <br /> consideration potential cxpcnditurcs for thc TCAAP project. By not including the projected <br /> expenditures, this may leavc futurc City Councils at a financial disadvantage. <br /> City Adminsitrator Michelle Wolfe said that onc of the reasons why City stafT recommended that <br /> a financial management plan be crcated was due to the potential costs associatcd with the TC AAP <br /> project, The tinancial managcment plan will be a good base for future discussions regarding the <br /> TC AAP projcct. <br /> Councilmcmber Larson asked why the utility funds arc not includcd in the tinancialmanagement <br /> plan for the years 2012 to 2015, <br /> City Administrator Wolfe notcd that the future utility costs arc only estimatcs and havc not bccn <br /> broken down by individual funds (water, scwcr, and storm) at this time, <br /> Mr. Mark RujT reviewed the City's proposcd public safcty and capital portion of the linancial <br /> managemcnt plan with the City Council. The public safety capital plan includes proposed <br /> cquipmcnt purchases and the replacemcnt of Fire Station #1. Fire Station #1 is proposed to bc <br /> rcplaced or rcconstructed in 2012. <br /> City Administrator Michelle Wolfe said that thc City is budgeting for a nceds assessment study at <br /> Fire Station #1 in 2007. This will allow the City to cvaluate the need for a new fire station or if <br /> thc currcnt tirc station can be rcmodeled/rcpaired to meet the future nceds of the Lake Johanna <br /> Firc Dcpartmcnt. <br /> 2. <br />
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