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� � <br />�� <br />����� <br />To: Mayor and City Council <br />Neal Beets, City Manager <br />From: ChrisMiller,FinanceDirector <br />Date: February 19,2005 <br />Re: Discussion on the 2006 Budget Process, Timeline, and Goals <br />Introduction <br />The City's budget provides the framework from which all city operations are carried out. <br />Formulating the budget involves a comprehensive process that spans several months leading up <br />to the submission of a preliminary budget for Council consideration in July. Given the <br />complexity and critical nature of the budget, and in an effort to meet statutorial deadlines, it is <br />important for the Council to establish a budget format, timeline, and goals early in the process. <br />Budget Process and Discussion Format <br />To ensure that an effective forum for budget discussions is held, the Council is first advised to <br />consider the steps or measures that typically P rer�x3� budget worksessions. These steps andlor <br />measures include: <br />1) Soliciting public input 1 public hearings <br />2) Setting citywide andlor departmental priorities <br />3) Establishing citywide goals & obj ectives <br />4) Identifying short-term (2006) and long-term (2006-2010) budget obj ectives <br />5) Setting spending and tax levy targets <br />6) Agreeing to primary discussion points such as major revenue and expenditure <br />categories or tax-supported programs <br />In addition to these budget process steps, the Council is also advised to consider the format in <br />which the Council conducts budget worksessions. Potential options include: <br />1) Evaluating budgets by tax-supported programs vs. non tax-supported <br />2) Evaluating budgets by Department <br />3) Evaluating budgets by Program <br />4) Evaluating budgets by major expenditure categories <br />5) Evaluating budgets by selected line-item category <br />Budget'I'imeiit►e <br />MN State Statutes require municipalities to adopt a preliminary budget and levy no later than <br />September 15��', and a final budget and levy no later than December ���� . Depending on the <br />current budget year's calendar, these dates can be moved up by a few days. In addition, the City <br />must conduct a Truth-in-Taxation Hearing in early December. To ensure the City complies with <br />State Statute, it's important for the Council to remain cognizant of these important dates. <br />
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