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either by transfers from the contingency section of the general fund budget or by revenues <br />received in excess of the budgeted amounts. All budget amounts lapse at the end of the year to <br />the extent they have not been expended. The level which expenditures may not legally exceed <br />appropriations is at the fund level. <br />Long Range Planning (Capital Improvement Program (CIP)) Overview <br />As part of the annual budget and the long range planning process, the city also updates a 5 -year <br />Capital Improvement Program (CIP). <br />The Capital Improvement Process is on going throughout the year, as the city council studies and <br />approves various projects. The document preparation is an affirmation of those approvals as well <br />as a projection of potential projects that may be approved within the 5-year period. <br />The general guideline for CIP inclusion would be equipment of a capital nature, and construction <br />project cost generally in excess of $500. Items may appear in the CIP that are under the <br />minimum amount, but they are evaluated on the basis of the substance of the expenditure. <br />Budget Procedures (Specific) <br />A budget calendar is developed in early February of each year with the departmental budget <br />material going out to departments in early April. <br />Prior to Departmental distribution, the Council at a work session usually sets overall goals for the <br />City Management team to aid in their budget preparation. Those goals usually consist of <br />< Infrastructure Goals <br />< City Service Goals <br />< City Performance Goals <br />< City Property Tax Goals <br />These goals are then to be incorporated to the greatest extent possible within each department <br />submittal. <br />In early April the budget materials are distributed to all departments. The budgetary requests are <br />then returned to the City Finance team for compilation and preparation for the City Manager <br />review. <br />The Finance Team usually meets with each department during the preparation process to work <br />out any details or clarifications. Areas, which cannot be resolved or are particularly affected by <br />management policy are set aside for a meeting with the City Manager. <br />Upon final resolution of the major issues, the City Manager, with the assistance of the Finance <br />Team presents the recommended budget to the City Council. The presentation is intended to <br />provide the Council with the type of information, to assure that Council policy direction is being <br />followed with particular emphasis on the Council's objectives set for the budget year. <br />I -16 <br />
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