Road Improvement Project Fund
Liabilities, Bonds Payable=$985,000
Other Public Works-Transfer to Road/Street
2008-$120,000
2009-$100,00
2010-$200,00, budget was $126,000
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Am I right that almost everything came in over-budget?
Absolutely...but then, by state law, the City has to operate a balanced budget. Reminds me of the time a former mayor bragged she had always had a balanced budget...without mentioning the fact she had to. Kind of wish the state and Feds would operate a balanced budget...and then I woke up.
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