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HomeMy WebLinkAbout19971229_regular... MINUTES OF THE REGULAR YEAR END EDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT EDINA CITY HALL DECEMBER 29,1997 - 5:OO P.M. ROLLCALL Answering rollcall were Members Faust, Hovland, Kelly, Maetzold and Mayor Smith. EDINA HIGH SCHOOL 1997 GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM COMMENDED Mayor Smith commended the 1997 Girls' Varsity Tennis Team for their State Championship. Team Members were Katherine Agustsson, Ellen Anderson, Nicole Armbrust, Teresa Bordonaro, Jamie Carter, Jeannette Cluskey, Mara Gustafson, Marion Kim, Alexandra Koch, Anna Koosmann, Rebecca Krasno, Kristen Lilyquist, Jenny Lund, Shannon Lynch, Heidi Rovick, Laura Rovick, Annie Thompson and Rachael Zorn. Coaches for the 1997 team were Steve Paulsen and Greg Grosz. Mayor Smith also commended Katherine Agustsson and Laura Rovick individually for their 1997 State Tennis Doubles Championship. 1997 YEAR END BUDGET FORECAST PRESENTED Manager Rosland explained details of the year end projects for the City's General fund revenues and expenditures. A summary of the major categories were presented as follows: 1997 1997 Estimated Budget Balance l'knarks SURPLUS ON JANUARY 1,1997 $1,899,357 Revenues: Property Taxes $12,351,500 $12,291,244 $ 60,256 Licenses & Permits 1,340,982 1,008,500 332,482 Higher Bldg Permits Fees & Charges 2,000,000 1,830,700 169,300 Higher Court Fines & Ambulance Fees Other Revenues 207,000 495,500 (288,500) No Liquor Transfer made Intergovernmental Aid 1,580,187 1,453,735 126,452 Higher HACA/Poli ce Aid Total Revenues 17,479,669 17,079,679 399,990 Total Expenditures 16,772,979 17,079,679 306,700 Total Central Services 5,140,316 4,993,152 /147,164) I Minutes/Edina Citv CounciVDecernber 29,1997 Total Estimated '97 Balance 559,526 Less Equip Replace Reserve 1146,912) Less Reserve for Sec Systems (50,000) Less Reserve for Cap Imp 1317,000) New Increase to Surplus 45,614 ESTIMATED SURPLUS $1,944,971 12/31/97 Member Faust questioned if the Southdale TIF district is retired what happens to the funds. Assistant Manager Hughes responded that generally funds go back to the taxing jurisdictions in the proportion they were levied. The City would receive approximately 13% of the dollar, approximately 35% to the County and approximately 55% School District, remainder to Metropolitan Mosquito Control, etc. Since the Southdale Center's valuation was being protested none of the collected increments were spent and would be available to be refunded to Southdale. Member Hovland noted a enterprise fund surplus had not been established. Manager Rosland told that he suggested this surplus be held in the liquor fund during budget discussions and that a enterprise fund be established at a later time. I Mayor Smith reminded the Council this is a forecast and when numbers are actual, the issue be placed on a fufme agenda for action during 1998. CLAIMS PAID Member Faust questioned the clairn paid for tree tops to Bachmans for $674.25. Manager Rosland explained the tree tops were ordered for the 50th & France Association and the cost is assessed to the 50" & France Association. Member Maetzold moved to approve payment of the following claims as shown in detail on the Check Register dated December 19, 1997, and consisting of 25 pages; General Fund $453,800.86; C.D.B.G. $1,841.00; Communications $272.48; Working Capital $63,792.62; Art Center $1,710.15; Golf Dome Fund $5,625.77; Swimming Pool Fund $307.49; Golf Course Fund $10,805.44; Ice Arena Fund $5,449.89; Edinborough/Centennial Lakes $17,690.13; Utility Fund $55,415.48; Storm Sewer Utility Fund $11,758.43; Liquor Dispensary Fund $128,437.42; Construction Fund $12,334.63; Park Bond Fund $67,478.68;- 1-494 Commission $1,640.00; TOTAL seconded the motion. Rollcall: Ayes: Faust, Hovland, Kelly, Maetzold, Smith Motion carried. There being no further business on the Year End declared the meeting adjourned at 5:25 P.M. $838,360.47. Member Hovland Council Agenda, Mayor Srnith I 2