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3918-22
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12/14/2022
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2022 <br />Budget Adjustments <br />Tally Sheet <br />Department Code Rev Exp FB <br />NGA-18 CIP 3 Park Capital Projects 154A 340,000 (340,000) <br />Increase CIP 3 transfers out 154 5354010550 340,000 <br />Decrease ending fund balance 154 5990000490 340,000 <br />Department Code Rev Exp FB <br />NGA-19 Emergency Medical Svcs EMS Division retirement payouts 153A 91,625 (91,625) <br />Increase labor budget 153 5200000110 91,625 <br />Decrease ending fund balance 153 5990000490 91,625 <br />Department Code Rev Exp FB <br />NGA-20 Emergency Medical Svcs SNO911 Radio Equipment 153A 535,653 535,653 <br />Increase small tools & equipment 153 5xxxxxxxxx 535,653 <br />Increase contributions 153 3670200000 535,653 <br />This amendment increases the CIP 3 expenditure budget for the following projects: <br />$ 30,000 for Clark Park Gazebo Renovation as approved by Ordinance 3897 -22 <br />$ 60,000 for Forest Park Spray Pad Recirculation project as approved by Ordinance 3898 -22 <br />$ 250,000 for Lowell Riverfront Park Renovation project as approved by Ordinance 3899 -22 <br />The EMS Division has experienced more retirements than expected this year. The original budget included $47,606 for retirement <br />related expenses. Costs are now estimated to end the year at approximately $139,231. This amendment proposes to increase the EMS <br />Division's labor budget by the balance of $91,625. <br />The EMS Department received radios and related equipment from SNO911 via the countywide radio replacement project. Although <br />there was no direct cost to the City for these goods, accounting standards require that we record a revenue and expenditure to <br />document the transfers. This amendment will provide the necessary budget authority for these transactions. <br />Budget Amendment #3_SD 3 <br />ATTACHMENT A <br />
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