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File #: 25-2372    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Financial Business Request (FBR) Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/19/2025 In control: Finance Committee
On agenda: 9/3/2025 Final action:
Title: MOTION to appropriate and transfer $157,133 from Account #10188210-59300 (Transferred Funds) to Account #22570101-58250 (BOE CNR Reserve Fund); In addition, appropriate $157,133 to Account #225670101-58250 (BOE CNR Reserve Fund)
Attachments: 1. Board of Education ltr- Request Agri-Science & Impact Aid Funding-Spending Plant-2025-07-29
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FINANCIAL BUSINESS REQUEST (FBR)

 

Motion/Request:

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MOTION to appropriate and transfer $157,133 from Account #10188210-59300 (Transferred Funds) to Account #22570101-58250 (BOE CNR Reserve Fund);

 

In addition, appropriate $157,133 to Account #225670101-58250 (BOE CNR Reserve Fund) end.

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Background:

titleendFor the Fiscal Year 2024/2025 the town budgeted $1,050,000 to be received as revenue in the General Fund from the Impact Aid Grant.

 

However, the town received $157,133 more than the budgeted amount as a result of the Federal Government annual appropriations process and the number of eligible claims submitted. 

 

The Board of Education is requesting that the overage of $157,133 that was received be transferred from the General Fund to their BOE CNR Reserve Fund to support capital needs projects identified for Fiscal Year 2025/2026 that currently lacked funding. (please see attached). 

 

 

Department Comment/Recommendation:

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Finance Director Comment/Recommendation:

I disagree with this request.  Most of the revenue lines in the budget are based off estimates.  There should not be an expectation that because actual revenues exceed a budget estimate, the revenue overage is available and owed to the department.  It sets a bad precedent and could create an incentive to under budget revenues.  Are we clawing back funds when budgeted revenues fall short ?

 



Mayor Comment/Recommendation:

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