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are over 38,64% of budgeted expenditures. Keeping in mind that the expense budget for the <br />Sewer and W .ater Enterprise Funds includes depreciation, which is not recorded until year-end. <br />The main expense is the M.C.E.S. charges for sanitary sewer treatment. The City has a l7udget <br />of $53,500.00 and has paid 83.32% or $44,576.50 for this fine. item. <br />The. Water Enterprise Fund has revenues.of $38;808.93 so far. The larges expense is the water <br />bill from the City of Vadnais.Heights in the amount of $12,272.18. so far. <br />Overall, the l=nterprise. Funds should finish the year with revenues above budget and expenses <br />below budgeted amounts. If this happens, the Enterprise Funds will have operated at again, <br />CASH AND.INVESTMENTS <br />Finally, the City had $1,321,904.74 invested as. of September 3QMr This compares to <br />$1,227,717.66 invested. last year at this time. The investments had an average interest rate of <br />1.93% compared to 1.8 % last year. Interest. rates remain low with a 3.73°Io interest.rate on. a <br />municipal bond as its highest rate.of return. The chart below shows the City's invested. funds for <br />the last four years. <br />$ Invested <br />1,800.,000.06 <br />l'isoo,000.00 <br />1,41.i3,0tX), 00 <br />1,2oo,000,00 <br />:1. 000,00a.00. <br />4rx3,000.00. <br />7 (X7,C3fk7,(70 <br />❑.00 <br />2022 <br />-�® 2.02 3 <br />The other factor and equally important. as funds invested is the City's cash in the bank. These <br />are the funds the City uses. to pay its bills each month. Since the City receives the majority of its <br />money in July and: December from tax settlements, it is not unusual for the City to have a large <br />amount of cash available in those -months with the funds being drawn down in the proceeding <br />months. Depending on expenditures and other revenues collect.the City may draw on its <br />investments to help meet`its cash needs. The. chart on the following page demonstrates the. <br />cash flow for the City. One can see how the City's cash peaked. in July with.the receipt of the <br />July`tax settlement and the City has drawn down those funds since. The 2023 cash balances <br />are lower than previous years. because excess cash balance have been moved into investments <br />at the end.:of 2022 to earn a:higher interest rate than the checking :account rate. This is also <br />reflected in the investment chart above, which shows 2023 investments above .previous. years. <br />