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Absent the starting deficit position, overall funding levels for the City’s water system are in <br />fairly good shape. However, inflationary-type increases in the rates will be needed to keep pace <br />with rising replacement costs.A rate increase in 2015should keep cash reserve levels relatively <br />stable in the coming years. <br />2015-2034 CIP Funding Plan: Sanitary Sewer <br /> $1,800,000 <br /> $1,600,000 <br /> $1,400,000 <br /> $1,200,000 <br /> $1,000,000 <br /> $800,000 <br /> $600,000 <br /> $400,000 <br /> $200,000 <br /> $- <br />2015201820212024202720302033 <br />RevenueExpenseCash Reserve <br />Overall funding levels for the City’s sanitary sewer system are also in good shape thanks to <br />recent rate increases. Inflationary-type increases in the rates maybe needed to keep pace with <br />rising replacement costs. <br />2015-2034 CIP Funding Plan:Storm Water System <br /> $3,500,000 <br /> $3,000,000 <br /> $2,500,000 <br /> $2,000,000 <br /> $1,500,000 <br /> $1,000,000 <br /> $500,000 <br /> $- <br />2015201820212024202720302033 <br />RevenueExpenseCash Reserve <br />Overall funding levels for the City’s storm sewer system are strong which places it good position <br />to fund future capital replacements. It does not appear that any rate increase will be needed for <br />2015.However, like the water and sewer funds future inflationary-type increases in the rates <br />maybe needed to keep pace with rising replacement costs. <br />Page 6of 9 <br />