- Chart of Accounts -- the structure
- Organization - where
- Object - what
- In our data
- object == oca
- org == obj_lvl_3
- expenditures = 1-5
- revenue = 6-9
- Current financials until mid 2018
- Probably can use this data for 2018-2019 budget too
- New structure coming after that
- Tyler, Munis -- new financial system
- Current objects not explaining business line functionality well
- obj_lvl_3 can be "other" too often
- CAFR - combine annual financial report
- In budget book they report out by OL2
- Utilities is an OL2, as opposed to electric/water
- Communiciations
- Technology
- Building
- Fleet
- Contractual services
- Capital outlay?
- OL2 determined by first 2 chars of ol3 key
- Reconciling data is major challenge
- Net out transfers, because they make things look bigger than they are
- Operate with a lot of "funds"
- Legal limitations
- Water/utilities - own fund
- Sewer, etc
- Special revenue fund type
- TIF own fund
- Part of property tax from old town cinema
- FUND TRANSFERS need to be netted out
- 5100, 5101 -- transfers
- 9800, 9801 -- revenue
- General fund charges other depts for using certain city services
- Negative expenditures / revenues
- Neg exp usually in 1300, or 1499
- Shrinkage!
- Budget as if all positions are filled
- Neg rev
- Rebate program in housing
- Neg exp usually in 1300, or 1499
- SE - "what would be your concern of the project if published right now?"
- Most important thing is the reconciliation
- It's all "fund" so finance dept looks huge
- Not really where the action is
- Pension funds, substantial reserves
- Can't have a fund balnace that is more than 5% of expenditures
- Don't want gov stockpiling money
- But 5% is not much
- Water is major community issue, but the capital side of it
- Transit is another issue, grants and local funding diff schedules makes it hard
- Maybe limit to general fund at first
- OCA belongs to one Dept and one Fund
- Can have OCA's in a department that belong to a different
- General fund > Department > ..? ol3?
- Dept > OL1 -> OCA -> OL1 -> OL2
- Fire Trucks are so expensive that they become capital
- Tax exemptions table pulled?
- Table pulled to make sure not to show exemptions for "public safety"
- Not sure what "public safety" means yet
- Mission Hills is pushing the issue, coming up with own interp.
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March 4, 2017 23:13
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