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City Financial Status - Major Findings <br />Reser�es and Current Assets — Fiscal Year � 990 <br />� Fa�con Heights' reserves for sanitary sewer are higher per capita than Roseville's. However, <br />capita! spending has been substantially less in Falcon Heights over the last five years. <br />- Although Falcon Heights plans no sanitary sewer spending, some c�pital spending may be <br />required in order to maintain the system. However, routine televising of the sewers has not <br />identified problems in the system. <br />Storm Sewer <br />Falcon Heights <br />Roseville <br />Amourn of Per <br />Current Assets CapNa <br />$ 90,371 $24 <br />$910,638 $27 <br />198b - 9Q <br />Capltal per <br />Spending Capita <br />$0 $0 <br />$1,302,127 $39 <br />Sanitary Sewer <br />Falcon Heights $ 703,379 $184 $0 $0 <br />Roseville $1,871,138 $ 56 $556,420 $17 <br />• Water reserves in Roseville are used t maintain the system. In F <br />are used for additions such as fire hydrants. <br />vil <br />Water reserves $2,579,331 <br />per capita $77 <br />1991-94 <br />Planned <br />CapFtal <br />Expendltures <br />$225, 000 <br />$1,375,000 <br />$0 <br />$987,000 <br />�n Heights, water reserves <br />Falcon H�i�hts* <br />$33,832 <br />$9 <br />- The St. Paul water utility maintains and reconstructs all existing wat�r facilities in the Falcon <br />Heights as part of the contract. <br />' St. Paul reserves money for maintenance of the system. <br />RQS-0477 - 3430 - Working Dra� <br />29 <br />