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5/14/2005
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COMMON COUNCIL INFORMAL MEETING <br /> Saturday, May 14, 2005 10:00 a.m. <br /> Topic Budget 101 <br /> Attendance: See Sign in Sheet <br /> President Charlotte Pfeifer began with a greeting, an introduction of attendees and a brief <br /> explanation of the purpose of the meeting, which she described as a "budget 101" <br /> information session. She and the Mayor would review the outcome of the recently <br /> completed session of the General Assembly for it's affect on local revenues and outline <br /> the City's financial position covering revenue sources as well as projected allocations. <br /> All in hopes of developing a deeper understanding while fostering mutual trust and <br /> respect among the city administration, the City Council, and the bargaining units of the <br /> police and fire departments before contract negotiations commence. <br /> Mayor Luecke echoed President Pfeifers desire to open communications and offered <br /> three handouts: <br /> 1. Reprints of"Fiscal Status of Municipalities in Indiana supplied by the Indiana <br /> Association of Cities &Towns. <br /> 2. A five-page 2005 City Budget summary of revenue and expenditures. <br /> 3. A twenty-three page "budget 101"handout, which reflected the power point <br /> presentation. <br /> The Mayor used the handouts and power point presentation to develop a"big picture" <br /> appreciation as the city's responsibilities to all its citizens departments and employees to <br /> provide services promote growth, and invest in people as well as infrastructure with the <br /> entrusted resources. The presentation began by describing the fund accounting system, <br /> which by law the city must use in managing its financial resources. At the urging of <br /> President Pfeifer, attendees were urged to ask questions freely as the Mayor walked <br /> through the presentation. <br /> Ken Marks, Local 362 asked for an explanation of hydrant fees. <br />
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