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b) Levy Limitation Law e This year this restriction had a <br />major affect on the City. In the future as noted by the <br />financial analysis prepared by the City, if the City re- <br />ceives its fair share of State Aid, the levy limitation <br />would not be a major problem. <br />c) Mandated Requirements m Federal and State mandated programs <br />which require Cities to spend tax dollars to be in compliance <br />with these laws, in many cases usurp the local government's <br />authority. It is felt that if the State and Federal govern- <br />ments want to adopt these types of controls, they should <br />fund them. <br />d) Inflation and Recession m This has had a tremendous affect <br />on all areas of the City's cost of operation. We may see <br />this level out if the Nat.ion's economists are correct in <br />their projections. <br />e) Growth ® The City's growth has created demands for better <br />services within the City such as police, streets, parks, <br />etc. This demand is really getting to be a major problem <br />to the City and we are really going to have to watch it. <br />The City's reaction to the above has been as follows: <br />a) The City has become very involved in legislation at the <br />State level during the past three legislative sessions to <br />get.the State law governing the distribution of State Aid <br />changed where it will be more equitable to all Cities. <br />The City Council is finding that even laws that produce <br />inequities are very difficult to change. <br />b) The City has prepared an indepth financial analysis to <br />give it better insite on its fiscal and physical planning. <br />c) The City does prepare a very comprehensive Budget which <br />allows the City Council to take an indepth look at the <br />total City operational costs. <br />d) The City does prepare a very comprehensive Five (5) Year <br />Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Budget. <br />e) The City is maximizing the use of investment programs in <br />regards to any of its surplus funds. <br />f) The City is maximizing the use of contracting services such <br />as computer service from its neighboring community of Anoka. <br />This has been extremely beneficial to both communities. It <br />has saved Ramsey many dollars and will continue to in the <br />future. <br />
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