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SUBJECT: <br />2025/2026 BUDGET RETREAT <br />DATE: <br />J U LY 24, 2024 <br />PAGE 3 OF 16 <br />BUDGET GUIDELINES <br />The Finance Department facilitates budget development, in coordination with the City <br />Manager's Office. Department Heads are asked to submit operational and capital <br />project requests with the following budget guidelines in mind: <br />• The City is developing a two year, 2025-2026, biennial budget and Six Year <br />Capital Improvement Plan. <br />• Budget prioritization is given towards functions and programs we are currently <br />performing over adding new services/programs/amenities. <br />• One-time funding, if available, should fund one-time expenditures, not on -going <br />expenditures. While our legal requirement is a balanced budget, our goal is to <br />achieve a structurally balanced budget, where annual recurring revenue will be <br />projected to equal or exceed annual recurring expenditures for each fund. <br />• Directors are expected to review all of their operations, programs and projects <br />and to identify any potential cost savings. <br />• Line -item adjustments should be based on analysis and projections, not simple <br />percentage increases. <br />• Any new staffing requests should include detailed and specific information <br />defining the need for the position(s). <br />• Given existing and potential fiscal challenges, the community's expectation for a <br />high level of service delivery, and the significant level of capital project <br />expenditures within the Six Year CIP Program, we expect the budget <br />development process to generate challenging conversations and difficult <br />decisions. <br />REVENUE ESTIMATES AND ASSUMPTIONS <br />Finance Department prepares most projections for general revenue sources, such as <br />sales taxes, use taxes, intergovernmental revenue, etc. Departments were asked to <br />review and update projections for all revenue sources that they collect, assess, or are <br />thought to have the best information to make the projections. For example, projections <br />for building -related revenue are based on forecasts from the Planning & Building Safety <br />Department. Projections for Recreation Center Fees and Golf Course Fees are based <br />on forecasts from the Parks and Recreation Departments. Projections will be updated <br />as needed during the budget development process. <br />The following table from the Long -Term Financial Planning Model summarizes revenue <br />assumptions for major revenue sources through 2030. <br />CITY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION <br />4 <br />
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