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<br /> City Council <br /> Special Meeting Minutes <br /> October 10, 2006 <br /> Page 2 of 4 <br /> 0 Special Revenue Funds <br /> . Public Access Television Fund <br /> . Northwest Parkway Fund <br /> . Parking Improvement Fund <br /> . McCaslin Interchange Fund <br /> . Cemetery Perpetual Care and Capital Fund <br /> . Conservation Trust - Land Acquisition Fund <br /> . Plus 5 year capital improvement program <br /> . Conservation Trust - Lottery Fund <br /> . Plus 5 year capital improvement program <br /> 0 Capital Projects Funds <br /> . Capital Projects Fund <br /> . Plus 5 year capital improvement program <br /> . Impact Fee Fund <br /> . Library Capital Construction Fund <br /> 0 Enterprise Funds <br /> . Water and Wastewater Fund <br /> . Includes Storm Water Fund <br /> . Golf Course Fund <br /> 0 Debt Service Fund - Library <br /> 0 Internal Service Funds <br /> . Building Maintenance <br /> . Technology Maintenance <br /> . Fleet Maintenance <br /> General Fund changes are as follows: $114,000 was shifted in mowing costs <br /> from the General Fund to the Conservation Trust - Land Fund for open space <br /> and park mowing. The Storm Water program in the General Fund is to be a <br /> stand-alone fund. This moved $100,000 from the General Fund out to either a <br /> special revenue fund or an enterprise fund. The City Manager made over <br /> $110,000 in line item cuts to the 2007 budget. Staff added about $30,000 to <br /> various revenue accounts based on more updated data. Mowing was reduced in <br /> the General Fund by $10,000. Custodial services were reduced across the <br /> board by $50,000. An additional $6,000 was reduced in custodial for the Library <br /> due to Sunday closures. <br /> City Manager Simmons reviewed the changes to the 2007 Budget. Changes to <br /> the Capital Projects Funds included cutting the $1.8 million dollar shop <br /> renovation project and the reduction of the McCaslin Interchange Phase II <br /> Design and Construction cost from $12.0 million to $10.0 million. He explained <br /> the shop renovation could be deleted from the budget because it is not yet <br /> needed. With respect to McCaslin Interchange project, he stated the $10.0 <br /> Million dollar budgeted amount is prudent and sufficient for the project. <br />