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92
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Fiscal Policies <br />27. The City of Louisville's Water and Sewer <br />Funds will pay the General Fund a franchise <br />fee for the utilization of public streets and <br />rights of way. The fee will be a percent of <br />the operating budget year's projected <br />revenues. <br />Reserve Policies <br />28. Policy 28 was Rescinded March 18, 1997, <br />Resolution No. 19. New fund balance <br />policies were created by Resolution No. 42, <br />Series 1997 (Policies 45 through 47) <br />29. The City of Louisville will establish an <br />equipment reserve fund and will appropriate <br />funds to it annually to provide for timely <br />replacement of equipment. <br />30. Policy No. 30 has been reserved for future <br />use. <br />Capital Improvement Policies <br />31. The City of Louisville will make all capital <br />improvements in accordance with an <br />adopted Capital Improvement Program. <br />32. The City of Louisville will develop a multi- <br />year plan for capital improvements and <br />update it annually. <br />33. The City of Louisville will enact an annual <br />capital budget based upon the Capital <br />Improvement Program. This capital budget <br />will be coordinated with the operating <br />budget. <br />34. The City of Louisville will require that project <br />costs be submitted with capital projects <br />requests. "Full life" costs including <br />operating, maintenance, and demolition, if <br />any, should be listed. <br />35. The City of Louisville will project its <br />equipment replacement and maintenance <br />needs for the next five years to minimize <br />future maintenance and replacement costs. <br />36. The City of Louisville will maintain all its <br />assets at a level adequate to protect the <br />City's capital investment and to minimize <br />future maintenance and future replacement <br />costs. <br />Investment Policies <br />37. The City of Louisville amended its <br />Investment Policy through Resolution No. <br />14, Senes 2012, in order to comply with <br />House Bill 12 -1005, which changed the <br />definition of legal investment of public funds <br />by amending CRS Section 24 -75 -601. This <br />amendment also brought the City's <br />investment policy up to current generally <br />accepted standards. The Policy is located <br />on the City's website at <br />www.lou isvilleco.gov. <br />38. Competitive Quotes — The City will seek <br />competitive quotes on all investments. <br />Investments will be made on the basis of the <br />legality, safety, liquidity and yield of invested <br />money with regard for the characteristics of <br />the investments, the quotes and the quoting <br />institutions. <br />39. Documentation — All purchase and sales of <br />investments shall be authorized or <br />confirmed in writing with the issuer. Internal <br />controls will be established to ensure the <br />integrity of the investment process. For <br />investment transactions, which are, <br />conducted electronically, confirmation in the <br />form of annotated documentation and <br />confirmation received will be retained. <br />40. Reporting Requirements — The investment <br />officer shall generate daily and monthly <br />reports for management purposes. The <br />report shall summanze the investment <br />secunties, maturities, and any other features <br />necessary for clarification. <br />Accounting Policies <br />41. The City will establish and maintain a high <br />degree of accounting practice. Accounting <br />systems will conform to accepted principles <br />of standards of the Governmental <br />Accounting Standards Board, Governmental <br />Finance Offices Association, and the State <br />of Colorado. (As amended March 18, 1997, <br />Resolution No. 19) <br />42. The City shall apply to the Government <br />Finance Officers Association for its <br />Certificate of Conformance in the Financial <br />Reporting Program. <br />
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