File #: RES 16-0030    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 7/21/2016 In control: City Council
On agenda: 7/21/2016 Final action: 7/21/2016
Title: #16-30 Amending the 2016 Budget by Reallocating $2.5 Million of Previously Appropriated Reserve and Capital Improvement Funds to the Incident Management Reserve Fund for Valdez Glacier Stream High Water Mitigation
Sponsors: City Council
Attachments: 1. Resolution 16-30 Glacier Stream High Water Budget.pdf, 2. Resolution 16-30 Attachment.pdf

ITEM TITLE: 

 

#16-30 Amending the 2016 Budget by Reallocating $2.5 Million of Previously Appropriated Reserve and Capital Improvement Funds to the Incident Management Reserve Fund for Valdez Glacier Stream High Water Mitigation

 

SUBMITTED BY:  Brian Carlson, Finance Director

 

FISCAL NOTES: 

Expenditure Required: $2,500,000

Unencumbered Balance: $3,730,779

Funding Sources: Incident Management Reserve; Project Planning Reserve; Project Contingency.

 

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve budget resolution as proposed

SUMMARY STATEMENT:

This resolution proposes a transfer of $1m from fund 350, Project Planning Reserve, $1m from fund 310, Capital Improvements - Project Contingency, and $500k from sub-accounts within the Incident Management Reserve Fund (352).  All funds are directed to fund 352-8300-55300, Incident Management - High Water Current Year. 

See Attachment for line-item detail.

Notes:

*The “project contingency” transfer does not impact the Harbor project funding, as this project has its own contingency

*Inter-fund transfers, i.e. re-allocations within fund 352, do not require council action.  However, for clarity in the discussion and subsequent record, I include these items in the resolution and attachment

*The attachment lists the impacted line items.  The actual bookkeeping entry reduces or increases these balances, and also uses corresponding “transfer-in” and “transfer out” actions to move monies to/from the affected funds.

*Fund 352 (incident management reserve) is a sub-fund of 350 (Reserve).  Therefore, the “transfer in” mechanism is via fund 350.