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Attachment B <br />Memo <br />To:Roseville Finance Commission <br />From:Chris Miller, Finance Director <br />Date:July 10, 2018 <br />Re: Item #7:Continue Discussion on Establishing a Cash Reserve Fund <br />Background <br />At the April 10, 2018 Finance Commission meeting, the Commission assigned Members’ John <br />Bachhuber and Ed Hodder to work with Staff to continue the discussion on establishing a Cash Reserve <br />or Cash Carryforward Fund that would be comprised of excess monies from the City’s unrestricted <br />operating funds. <br />This was preceded by several previous discussion by the Finance Commission as well as a directive from <br />the City Council at the joint City Council-Finance Commission meeting on September 18, 2017. As <br />expressed by the Council, the general intent behind the creation of a separate fund was to simplify the <br />determination of whether excess monies were available for future use. For purposes of this discussion, <br />‘excess monies’ were meant to include cash amounts that exceededthe cash reserve targeted amount for <br />each fund. <br />The Finance Commission is tentatively scheduled to make a recommendation to the City Council <br />regarding the establishment of a Cash Reserve Fund at the Joint City Council-Finance Commission <br />meeting on September 17, 2018. <br />The Subcommittee of Finance Commission Members Bachhuber and Hodder, along with Finance <br />thth <br />Director Chris Miller met on June 13and June 20 to review and discuss the following related topics: <br />The general concepts of creating a Cash Reserve Fund <br />The City’s operationalcash flow needs and associated Cash Reserve Target Levels. <br />The impact cash reserves have on the City’s financial strength and sustainability <br />The amount of ‘excess’ cash reserves available as of 12/31/17, and the projectedamounts needed <br />for 2018 and beyond. <br />Each of these topics are discussed in greater detail below. <br /> <br />