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Roseville City Council
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2/12/2024
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, February 12, 2024 <br /> Page 12 <br /> Councilmember Strahan appreciated the suggestion of including the Finance <br /> Commission's expertise as much as possible along these lines. She hoped the City <br /> would lean toward using the Finance Commission and their expertise. <br /> Mayor Roe suggested, since the summary document is on the screen, to transition <br /> to the communication side of it, noting today's bench handout was a <br /> conglomeration of three different documents into one. One of them is the <br /> plus/minus report and the other one is the fund balance analysis for each fund and <br /> finally the expense detailed description for the function's areas within a fund. Right <br /> now, these are three separate documents and never really meet so he tried to find a <br /> way to combine them together to make it a little easier to track. He reviewed the <br /> combined Funds Financial Summary for all funds, which is a nice starting point <br /> with the next couple of pages being a breakdown by function. This corresponds <br /> very closely with the City budget document that is published each year. The next <br /> four pages are the Expenditure Reconciliations and Revenue Reconciliations which <br /> gets into the changes from last year's budget to this year's budget in the various <br /> areas. He noted this seems to put it together in a way that is easier to track. <br /> Councilmember Etten indicated he liked the changes as it makes it easier to see <br /> what is going on. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon noted this is information staff has, it just needs to be assembled in a <br /> different manner. <br /> Mayor Roe indicated regarding the graphical documentation of information, he <br /> tried to capture trends over time in different ways. He reviewed the graphics with <br /> the Council. He indicated the graphics are different ways to show information with <br /> trends over time and try to help present information graphically. <br /> Councilmember Schroeder liked the graphics because it is multiple years in order <br /> to compare them as well as the different indexes to compare. <br /> Councilmember Strahan thought a lot of them were hard to understand and if a <br /> person is not tech savvy in revenue, some of the hundred percent bars will lose <br /> them. She thought some of these that are visual are easier to make some assessments <br /> about. She wanted to make sure that the graphics are not just a pretty thing that does <br /> not do anything for the public,or provide extra value. She stated on attachment two, <br /> there are so many topics that she did not see it as a useful chart. She did not want <br /> to have a graph for the sake of a graph. She also wanted to make sure that whatever <br /> the Council asks is a logical thing about staff and that it is user friendly for a lay <br /> person. <br /> Councilmember Etten tended to agree with Councilmember Strahan that some of <br /> the graphs were hard to understand compared to others. He thought a lot of these <br /> are too much information to understand in a graph. <br />
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