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2010 — 2019 Financial Plan <br />City of Roseville General Pwpose Asset Cash Reserves <br />�, $20 <br />� <br />� $10 <br />� <br />$- <br />$ (10) <br />$ (20) <br />2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 <br />� Cash Reserves <br />To prevent this deficit from occurring, the City must; divest some city assets, defer asset <br />replacements, or increase property t�es. If the City chooses to rely solely on increased property <br />t�es; the City's property t� levy will need to increase by 11.9% annually over the next 10 <br />years. This is above and beyond any increase that will be needed to offset operational costs. <br />Again, this is the amount necessary to fully fund all streets, parks and trails, and vehicles and <br />equipment over the next 10 years while preserving the City's Street Infrastructure Replacement <br />Fund at existing levels. All other asset replacement funds will have nominal reserves by 2019. <br />These property t� increases can be somewhat mitigated if the City defers some capital <br />replacements. However, this will likely necessitate greater investment in asset maintenance. <br />It may be prudent to rely on voter-approved bonds to finance the replacement of park system <br />assets in addition to general facilities. Removing these two large categories would reduce the <br />need for a tax levy increase of only 5.3% per year. <br />Financial Im�act <br />Sased on the projections noted above, the following table depicts the annual property t� impact <br />necessary to finance the operational and capital needs for the City's general purpose functions <br />including all streets, parks and trails, and vehicles and equipment: <br />Annual Household Pronertv Tax Bill <br />$ 582 � 645 I 716 I 823 I 965 I 1,128 I 1,303 I 1,478 I 1,653 I 1,828 I$ 2,003 <br />As shown in the above table, over the next 10 years a typical household will incur an average <br />increase of $142 or 24.4% annually on their property tax bill — holding all other factors constant. <br />E:a <br />
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