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Attachment B 2. S&P Global Ratings Indicative Rating Institutional Framework Assesses the legal and practical environment in which the local government operates. The institutional framework score results from the average of the scores for predictability, revenue and expenditure balance, transparency and accountability, and system support. Each score receives equal weight in the average. All governments of the same type within the same state receive the same score in this category based on the legislative and functional environment under which these local governments operate. S& P Global ranks Minnesota communities This would result in a score of 2.0. Score RangeInstitutional Framework Score 11.51 (very strong) 1.752.752 (strong) 3.03.753 (adequate) 4.04.54 (weak) 4.755.05 (very weak) This portion of the analytical framework, which the City of Roseville has no control over, is weighted 10% redit rating. Therefore, the portion for the total Institutional Framework is 0.2 (2.0 x 10%). Economic Score Assesses both the health of the asset base relied upon to provide both current and future locally derived revenues as well as the likelihood of additional service demands resulting from economic deterioration. The economic score is based upon the effective buying income of the City of Roseville as a percentage of the U.S. and the taxable market value per capita. Effective buying income reflects income less taxes and other deductions. For 2015/2016, Rosevilleeffective buying income is $56,630, or 121% of the National effective buying income of $46,738. is projected to be $120,849 ($4,168,694,614 / 34,495).Based on these two factors the initial Economic Score for the City is 2.0. The positive subjective adjustment factors for this score include a large broad economy at the MSA level or an institutional presence in the community. Negative adjustments would result from a declining or aging population, high