A G E N D A COUNTY BOARD, COUNTY OF ... - Kane County, IL
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Page 9 o 203, Res. #12-253<br />
c) It shall be the intent of the <strong>County</strong> to deposit all funds collected daily during the<br />
month by all departments at all collection locations -no later than 2 business days<br />
following the end of the month. Without exception-cash received Cash receipts<br />
totaling $1,000 or more must be deposited within 244-ioufs2 business da ys of<br />
receipt. Cash receipts totaling less than $1,000 must be deposited within 2 weeks,<br />
but no later than 2 business da ys followinci the end of the month in which it was<br />
collected. All cash receipts will be recorded in an original book of record daily and in<br />
the general ledger within1 business day of deposit 24 hous. The Finance<br />
department will reconcile all cash receipts to the general ledger and all bank activity<br />
monthly.<br />
5. Capital Improvement Policies<br />
a) Multi-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP):<br />
Scope, format, preparation, and update of C/P<br />
It is the intent of the <strong>County</strong> to prepare/update a five-year capital improvement<br />
program each year. This program will include policies and plans for acquisition,<br />
maintenance, replacement, and retirement of capital assets. Any capital<br />
improvements that require associated operating costs will be reflected in the<br />
Operating Budget as well as the CIP budget. This will be a separate document from<br />
the Operating Budget document, although both will be prepared simultaneously. A<br />
CIP Budget calendar will be prepared that will run concurrently with the Operating<br />
Budget calendar.<br />
b) Resources: Scope and funding sources<br />
It is the intent of the <strong>County</strong> to use multiple funding sources as resources for Capital<br />
Improvement Program funding. Operating, special revenue, one-time revenues, and<br />
other 'pay-as-you-go" resources should be used to fund the Capital Improvement<br />
Program, Debt (e.g. leasing, bonds) will be the last considered option. Potential<br />
resources will be identified and recommended by the Finance/Budget Committee to<br />
the <strong>County</strong> Board for approval.<br />
c) Spending priorities: New assets and asset replacement<br />
It is the intent of the <strong>County</strong> to place spending priorities on new and replacement<br />
assets. The <strong>County</strong> shall use the AICPA guidelines with regard to<br />
replacement/maintenance of assets. The <strong>County</strong> shall require written justification for<br />
the request of a new asset.<br />
6. Debt Management Policies<br />
a) Bond rating objectives<br />
It is the intent of the <strong>County</strong> to achieve and maintain, anachieve a AAA bond rating<br />
from Standard & Poor's by meeting the Public Finance Criteria for earninq a AAA<br />
rating as published on the Standard and Poor's website. A summary of these<br />
criteria will be updated annually by the Finance Department..<br />
b) Conditions/Restrictions/Limitations for debt issuance