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<br /> 70 | P a g e <br />City of San Leandro, CA <br />Fiber Master Plan <br />CITY DEPARTMENTS – DESCRIPTION & INTERVIEWS <br /> <br />Finance <br /> <br />The Finance Department provides quantitative fiscal analyses that assist the City Council <br />and City departments with decisions about allocating City resources. The department <br />accounts for these resources and discloses the financial condition of the City in <br />the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). They also prepare the Biennial <br />Budget document - a blueprint of the City's priorities and spending plan. The Finance <br />Department is responsible for a number of other tasks including management of Accounts <br />Payable, the City Treasury, Payroll, Purchasing, the City Cashier, and Risk Management. <br />Interview with Finance Department <br /> <br />Finance Department (MaryAnn Perini) – October 23, 2017 <br />Key Findings Opportunities & Needs <br />• The City’s CIP budgets are on a 2-year cycle (with mid- <br />cycle updates). Both are reviewed annually. <br />• 2017-2018 CIP Budget: $30.9M <br />• 2018-2019 CIP Budget: $44.4M <br />• The plan is to go for a $20M bond to support CIP budget <br />in 2018-2019. This is not available funding, but money <br />that has already been spoken for in terms of projects on <br />the CIP list. <br />• General Fund contributes to CIP $10M and $7M <br />respectively. <br />• Once a project is on a CIP list, funds are appropriated for <br />a maximum of 5 years. If not used by 5th year through <br />auto carryovers, then project needs to be reapproved <br />(i.e. street, roads, sidewalks are most common <br />carryovers). <br />• Enterprise Funds: Wastewater Treatment Plant, <br />Stormwater, Marina Golf Course Operations, the <br />Marina. Golf course is managed by American Golf Corp. <br />• Internal Service Funds (Enterprise Fund): Self Insurance <br />Fund, IT, Vehicle Equipment & Replacement, Building & <br />Facilities Fund. <br />• No Wi-fi at Marina Golf Course. <br />• There has not been a fund specifically <br />for broadband. Possibilities include as a <br />CIP budget item, or savings / revenues <br />from broadband could go into a special <br />revenue fund that is consolidated <br />(revenues & expenses) and rolled up. <br />• IT has an internal service account and <br />the ability to transfer funds within <br />divisions and has reserve for projects <br />(IT makes the decision and prioritizes, <br />along with an internal committee called <br />IMSC). <br />• Could also go to Council for anything <br />over $50K to make budget changes. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Engineering & Transportation <br /> <br />The department is made up of three divisions and is responsible for all engineering and <br />transportation related services for the City. <br />
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