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• <br />City of Ramsey <br />Memorandum <br />TO: Mayor and City Councilmembers <br />FROM: Noel J. Graczyk, Finance Officer <br />RE: January 14, 1986 Draft of the Long -Term Financial Plan <br />1986 -1990 <br />DATE: January 14, 1986 <br />Section 7.05.01 of the City of Ramsey Charter, requires that the <br />City Council annually adopt a Long -Term Financial Plan. The <br />enclosed discussion draft of the 1986 -1990 Long -Term Financial <br />Plan is organized into four sections. <br />The Public Service Program outlines current and future <br />operational needs for providing basic government services to the <br />citizens and businesses in the City of Ramsey. <br />The Capital Improvement Program outlines future capital outlay <br />requirements for obtaining facilities, equipment, and <br />improvements that will be needed for providing government <br />services. <br />The Long -Term Revenue Program outlines the available financial <br />resources that may be used to fund the government services as <br />outlined in the Public Service and Capital Improvement Programs. <br />The Operational Capital Summary Program summarizes nes the Public <br />with <br />Service and Capital Improvement Programs and <br />the Long -Term Revenue Program. <br />Attention should be given to the guidelines that were used in <br />developing the current draft of the long -term financial plan: <br />Expenditure growth for current service levels was projected <br />ted <br />at 5 %. This is constructively high compared <br />levels of inflation. <br />New service programs and capital outlay for the years 1987 <br />through 1989 are basicallychanged from the level of service <br />as outlined in the 1985 -1989 Long -Term Financial Plan. <br />Projections for 1990 are based on the prior year level of <br />service. <br />Programs . that were not included as a part of the 1986 <br />adopted - budget but were originally included in the we <br />6 <br />portion of the 1986 -1990 Long -Term Financial Plan, <br />included in the 1987 portion of the current long -term <br />financial plan. This will allow for future consideration of <br />these programs. It should be noted that this delay explains <br />_the expenditure increase that occurs in the 1987 portion of <br />the current long -term financial plan. <br />