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19 <br /> 1 additional review of this question, it was determined that there is no material recurring dollar <br /> 2 amounts from the percent change. <br /> 3 <br /> 4 If the Board selects a 16.2% unassigned fund balance level, the Manager recommends that the <br /> 5 additional $1,651,338 be used to fund: <br /> 6 School Improvements: $1,000,000 <br /> 7 (Facility Improvements, Equipment and <br /> 8 Furnishings, & Vehicle and Bus Purchases) <br /> 9 County Operating Capital: $200,000 <br /> 10 Board Amendments: $451,338 <br /> 11 Total $1,651,338 <br /> 12 <br /> 13 FINANCIAL IMPACT: If the General Fund unassigned fund balance level was amended from <br /> 14 17% to 16.2%, an additional $1,651,338 would be available for inclusion in the FY2017-18 <br /> 15 budget. <br /> 16 <br /> 17 Commissioner Marcoplos asked if the growth rate of 2% is a conservative figure. <br /> 18 Bonnie Hammersley said the average over the last 5 years has been 1.7 to 2%, <br /> 19 anticipating a 1.2% growth rate on property taxes, which is $150 million, and a 4% increase on <br /> 20 sales tax, which is $22 million. She said the expenditure rate is growing at about 4%. <br /> 21 Chair Dorosin referred to the idea of operating capital, and clarified that Bonnie <br /> 22 Hammersley recommends using the available funds on a one-time expenditure, as opposed to <br /> 23 a recurring expense. <br /> 24 Bonnie Hammersley said yes. <br /> 25 Chair Dorosin said asked if these needs are currently being met, or deferred to the next <br /> 26 year. <br /> 27 Bonnie Hammersley said ideally this is the account used to maintain the school facilities. <br /> 28 She said over time, the schools have not seen an increase in this account and maintenance <br /> 29 has been deferred. She said she spoke with the Superintendents early in the budget process <br /> 30 about this being a possible source of additional funding, and it was felt that there is so much to <br /> 31 do that these funds would be a drop in the bucket; however, every little bit helps. She said <br /> 32 there are not a lot of one-time expenditures, but they do exist. <br /> 33 Commissioner Burroughs asked if the monies were available, would they be tacked on <br /> 34 to the Per pupil net count. <br /> 35 Bonnie Hammersley said yes, it would be part of the total package to the schools. <br /> 36 Commissioner McKee asked if there is a plan going forward to address these needs in <br /> 37 the future, given that this is a one-time reduction. <br /> 38 Bonnie Hammersley said this is a one-time action, and staff will look at this over the next <br /> 39 six months as to how to address decreasing the fund balance for FY 2018-19, and how to <br /> 40 address the needs of the County and the Schools. <br /> 41 Commissioner McKee clarified that expenditures were rising at 4%, and revenues are <br /> 42 rising at only 2%. <br /> 43 Bonnie Hammersley said yes. <br /> 44 Commissioner McKee said this is a clear indication that financial issues are coming in <br /> 45 the near future. <br /> 46 Bonnie Hammersley said a lot of the increased expense was due to the infusion of the <br /> 47 fund balance, and there are ways to look at the budget creatively to meet the needs of both the <br /> 48 County and Schools. <br /> 49 Commissioner Rich asked if the figure of 16.2% came from a particular discussion. <br />
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