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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 01/14/2020 <br />By: Diana Lund, Finance <br />5. 11. <br />Information <br />Title <br />Adopt Resolution # 20-014 Adopting 2020 Enterprise Fund Budgets <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Annually, the city adopts Enterprise Fund budgets related to Water, Sewer, Street <br />Lighting, Recycling and Storm Drainage utilities. These five services are billed out <br />quarterly via the utility bill and the budgets reflect the expected revenue to be generated <br />and the offsetting operating expenditures that these revenues support. <br />Enclosed for your review are the 2020 Enterprise Fund Budgets which cover the Water <br />Utility Fund, Sewer Utility Fund, Street Light Utility Fund, Recycling Utility Fund and <br />Storm Water Utility Fund. While formal budgets are required to be prepared and adopted <br />annually for the General Fund, this is not the case for Enterprise funds. <br />Included in the 2020 Water Utility Fund is $43,000 to fund the purchase of a replacement <br />for utility vehicle #667 which is a 2007 Chevy truck. The City's 2020-2029 Capital <br />Improvement Plan (CIP) outlines this vehicle replacement as well as other utility capital <br />improvements that are recorded directly to the balance sheet of an enterprise fund and only <br />annual depreciation of said asset(s) are reflected in the expenditure section of the related <br />utility fund budget. <br />In order to establish fair rates for all of the utilities that the City operates, it is necessary to <br />determine the actual cost of providing those utilities to the residents. An important factor in <br />these costs is the recovery of depreciation through the rate structures. We are required to <br />keep the accounting for these funds on the full accrual method which means recognizing <br />total depreciation, whether on City or developer installed systems. This is what we have <br />attempted to do in preparing the attached Proposed 2020 Enterprise Fund Budgets. <br />Recommendation: <br />The recommendation for the Adoption of the 2020 Enterprise budgets is to approve Resolution #20-014 noting that <br />the budget is an outline of how the revenues generated from the utility bill will be used in daily operations. The <br />utility rates for each utility has already been adopted as part of the city's annual schedule of rates, fees and charges <br />Action: <br />
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