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NOTES TO GENERAL FUND REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES<br />

a) This is our audited FY2010 unreserved balance. The $240,375 fund balance does not include the Tabor Restricted<br />

Fund Balance. As per the City's 2010 audited financial statements, the fund balances of the General Fund and the<br />

Public Works Fund, which are combined together, were a total of $399,961. When the Public Works Fund balance of<br />

$ 23,594 and the Tabor Reserve of $136,000 are separated out from this total, the Audited General Fund ending Fund<br />

Balance is $240,367, with a variance of $ -8. This variance is caused by rounding differences.<br />

b) The Prior Year Ending Fund Balance is the "carryover" of funds, not otherwise reserved or designated for specific<br />

purposes, which is added to current year revenues and the total is then available to be appropriated for General<br />

Fund budgets in subsequent years.<br />

c) All revenue estimates for year-end 2011 and FY2012 are based on the 2011 numbers before the receipt of the<br />

City's audit and actual 2012 numbers through the end of August 2012.<br />

d) "Interfund Transfers" are monies transferred to other <strong>city</strong> funds or entities out of the General Fund. These transfers<br />

are shown as "revenues" in each of the respective benefiting funds and are added to other revenues and the Prior<br />

Year Fund Balance of the fund.<br />

e) The "Ending Balance--Unreserved" is the carryover from the current year beginning fund balance, plus current<br />

year revenues, less current year expenditures and interfund transfers out. This is referred to as "Contingency" funds<br />

to be specifically appropriated by City Council for items not otherwise budgeted<br />

f) The "TABOR Reserve" is required as an emergency unallocated pool of money which may be used only for major<br />

unplanned events as specified in the Taxpayers Bill of Rights (TABOR). The TABOR reserve must consist of a sum equal<br />

to 3% of all <strong>city</strong> expenditures except those expenditures from enterprise funds, interfund transfers, federal grants,<br />

lottery receipts or voter-approved debt proceeds.<br />

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