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City Council <br /> Meeting Minutes <br /> August 17, 2010 <br /> Page 4 of 7 <br /> Finance Director Watson explained David DeZutter from Eide Bailly, the City external <br /> auditors, would present the 2009 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). <br /> Finance Director Watson addressed Management's responses to the three issues <br /> mentioned in the 2009 Audit Management Letter. The key issue concerns a restatement <br /> of the City's 2008 financial statements. The 2008 budget included a loan of $700,000 <br /> from the Wastewater Utility Fund to the Golf Course Fund to cover the cost of pond <br /> repairs and repaving the golf course parking lot. This loan was made and recorded as <br /> an interfund transfer at the end of 2008. The City Council held a public hearing and <br /> passed Ordinance No. 1558, Series 2009 to authorize the $700,000 interfund loan. In <br /> 2009, City Council approved an additional $370,000 loan from the Wastewater Utility <br /> Fund to the Golf Course Fund to cover the 2009 Golf Course operating deficit. The City <br /> Council approved this interfund transfer as part of the 2009 budget, held a public <br /> hearing and passed Ordinance 1565, Series 2010 approving the loan. <br /> When preparing the 2009 financiial statements, both Staff and the auditors agreed that <br /> the best way to accurately reflect these interfund transactions was to report them as an <br /> interfund transfer on a budget basis and as an interfund loan on a GAAP basis. It was <br /> also agreed the City should restate the 2008 financial statements to report the interfund <br /> transfer /loan on the same basis as reported in 2009. <br /> The Auditor recommended segregation of duties within the City's accounting functions, <br /> to ensure an individual without access to the accounts payable module for entering <br /> payables and paying the vendor is made responsible for setting up vendors in the <br /> accounting system. With the new ADG financial management software, staff will <br /> develop a report which displays all new vendors. That report will be generated and <br /> reviewed by an appropriate staff member who is not responsible for entering payables <br /> and paying the vendor. With respect to journal entries, the Auditor recommended <br /> transactions made by the Accounting Manager be reviewed by the Finance Director. <br /> Staff agrees with this recommendation and has already implemented the process. <br /> David DeZutter, Eide Bailly, the City independent auditors, presented the 2009 <br /> Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). He noted there were no significant <br /> adjustments made as a result of the audit. He stated the Management Discussion and <br /> Analysis of the City's 2009 operations assures City's finances in 2009 were sound. He <br /> explained the general fund maintains a healthy fund balance; the Capital Project Funds <br /> and Open Space funds are financially healthy and the Enterprise Water and Waste <br /> Water Fund is strong. He referred to the footnotes, which follow the financial <br /> statements, and deal with various accounting principles, fixed assets and detailed <br /> issues on bond matters. At the end of the report is the statistical section, which <br /> presents ten years of accumulative information. He noted the City will be the recipient <br /> of federal funding for transportation. Next years' audit will have to be extended to audit <br /> the spending of federal funding. <br /> COUNCIL COMMENTS <br />
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