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Request for HRA Action <br />Date: 07-20-10 <br />Item No: 9.c. <br />Director Approval: Agenda Section: <br /> Action <br />Description: 2011 RHRA Budget (HF0095) <br />Requested Action: <br />The RHRA should review the budget prepared by staff and reviewed by the RHRA Finance <br />Subcommittee and make a recommendation the City Council regarding the 2011 budget and <br />RHRA levy. <br />Budget Process: <br />Per State Statute 469.033, subdivision 6, the HRA must each year formulate and file a budget in <br />accordance with the budget procedure of the City in the same manner as required of executive <br />departments of the City. <br />To request an HRA levy, the RHRA must adopt a resolution and budget and present it to the City <br />Council in August. Assuming approval, it will then be included within the City budget and levy <br />request that is submitted to the County in September. The City Council holds hearings on all <br />elements of the budget including any proposed HRA levy with eventual adoption of RHRA <br />budget in December 2010. <br />2011 RHRA Budget Details <br />As part of preparing the 2011 RHRA budget, staff has used the input from the board from the <br />work session that was held at previous RHRA Board meetings. <br />According to Chris Miller, City Finance Director, the maximum levy that the RHRA can impose <br />in 2011 is $754,595. The proposed 2011 levy is the same as last year; $353,500 or <br />approximately 47% of the possible levy. <br />The draft 2011 budget shows a carryover amount of $55,000. This carry over is due to <br />unexpended dollars for the Living Smarter in Roseville marketing ($20,000); unexpended dollars <br />for the “green book” ($5,000); as well as other unexpended funds (budgeted personnel costs, and <br />reserve/contingency fund). <br />The 2011 budget request, as with past budgets, continues to be based on the RHRA Strategic Plan <br />and the Cities Comprehensive Plan that identifies some new initiatives including programs with <br />more “green” themes, better marketing of RHRA programs, and funding appropriate staffing levels <br />and resources. <br /> 2011 RHRA Budget and Levy - Page 1 of 3 <br /> <br />