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strive to maintain a reserve of between 30.0% and 40.0% of the previous year's expenditures <br />with a target of 35.0% for each fund: <br />• Streetlight Replacement <br />• Traffic Signal Replacement <br />• Facilities Renovation <br />• Park & Median Renovation <br />4. Internal Services Fund Reserves - Equipment Replacement: If financial resources are <br />available, the following Internal Service Funds shall strive to maintain a reserve of between <br />10.0% and 20.0% of the previous year's operating expenditures with a target of 15.0% for <br />each fund: <br />• Equipment Replacement <br />• Fire Apparatus Replacement <br />• Police Vehicle Replacement <br />5. An appropriated fund/reserve (e.g., a reserve made for the purpose of repairing, replacing, <br />and procuring City assets) may be created and developed as necessary by the City Manager <br />or their designee. <br />Use of Reserve Funds <br />1. Economic Uncertainty: For use to mitigate annual revenue shortfalls (actual revenues <br />less than projected revenues) due to a temporary slowdown in general economic <br />conditions as well as a short-term reduction in revenues caused by actions of the State <br />or Federal government. <br />• If any unanticipated reductions in revenue are deemed to be recurring, <br />adjustments should be made to the budget to reflect the new revenue <br />expectations. <br />2. Emergency: For use to mitigate costs associated with unforeseen emergencies, <br />including natural disasters. <br />3. Enterprise Fund and Internal Service Fund Reserves shall only be used for unexpected <br />expenses that would normally be paid by that fund. For example, the Streetlight <br />Replacement reserve may only be used in the event of an unexpected streetlight <br />malfunction. <br />4. The use of reserves shall be approved by the City Council through a resolution or <br />budget adoption. The City Manager shall have the authority to approve the <br />appropriation of Reserve Funds to respond to an emergency situation. The City <br />Manager will then take a resolution to the City Council at its next regularly scheduled <br />meeting confirming the nature of the emergency and formally authorizing the <br />appropriation of reserve funds. <br />Replenishment of Reserves <br />If the General Fund reserve level falls below 16.7%, the goal is to replenish the reserve within <br />three fiscal years. For the Water and Sewer Enterprise Fund reserves, if either reserve level <br />falls below 30.0%, a rate study will be required to be completed in 12 months or less that <br />provides a roadmap to replenish the impacted reserve over the next three fiscal years. <br />Excess Fund Balances <br />If actual reserve balances exceed the level required by the reserve policy at year end, the <br />surplus funds shall remain in the reserve until allocation by the City Council for the <br />following purposes: <br />1. Use of General Fund excess balance shall not be used for new recurring expenses. <br />260 <br />
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