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Resolution No. 186
October 5. 1970
Member Stockman introduced the following resolution and MOVED
its adoption:
RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR 1971 AND
ESTABLISHING THE VILLAGE PROPERTY TAX LEVY
FOR 1970 COLLECTIBLE IN 1971
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes
1112.701 and
1112.711,
the Village Manager has prepared the estimates for the
annual budget
for 1971 and has presented such estimates to the Council for
their consideration,
AND WHEREAS, the Village Council has reviewed such estimates
and made
certain
adjustments thereto, NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village
of Golden Valley,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. That the following appropriations for 1971 expenditures are hereby
made.
GENERAL FUND
1101
Council & Manager
$ 50,640
1102
Administration
32,750
404
Elections
6,052
4o5
Finance
57,443
1106
Assessor
5,875
407
Attorney & Court Cost
112,500
408
Civic Buildings
72,5011
409
Human Rights
18,000
1110
Streets
280,052
111
Planning
19,700
112
Engineering
120,595
1113
Street Lighting
23,050
1116
Storm Sewers
24,600
1120
Zoning & Inspection
46,920
421
Police
1150,531
422
Fire
73,298
423
Civil Defense
6,620
1124
Civil Service
800
425
Health
16,200
1126
Relief & Social Service
14,725
427
Weed Eradication
12,425
430
Park Maintenance
107,757
1131
Recreation
80,123
435
Park Maintenance Shop
15,649
441
General Insurance
52,920
1145
Retirement
110,000
446
Special Assessments on Village Property 37,500
1180
Cost to be Assessed
1,000
497
Contingencies
90,000
499
Transfers to other Funds
488,201
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2. That the Village Clerk is authorized and directed to advise the
County Auditor that the Village of Golden Valley requests the Auditor to raise
the sum of $1,304,890 through real and personal property taxes for general
purposes, plus the sum of one tenth mill for the Fire Department Relief Assoc-
ication and the sum of $1.08,000 for Trunk Watermain Construction and to further
advise the Auditor that the above sum includes the necessary levy for Public
Employees Retirement Association and that the per capita excise tax monies
have been taken into consideration and have not been included' in the amount
requested above.
3. That the Village Manager is authorized and directed to enforce all
provisions of said budget.
1A 111f t,
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Mayor
ATTEST:
Village Clerk
Resolution No. 186
October 5,
1970
Utility Operating Fund
21-414
Utility Overhead
$
126,898
21-415
Sewer Maintenance
67,730
21-417
Water Maintenance
82,720
21-471
Water Purchases
150,000
21-472
Sewage Disposal.
135?900
21-499
Transfers to other funds
358,392
$ 931,640
Park Construction Fund
43-480
Park Improvements
$
62,850
43-499
Repayment of Advance
9,150
$
7 2, 000
Brookview Operating Fund
44-432
Golf Operation
$
23,457
44-438
Grill
32,850
44-439
Pro Shop
27,610
44-433
Course Maintenance
75,322
44-434
Swimming Pool
16,925
44-436
Community Center
22,330
44-437
Driving Range
8,625
44-499
Transfers to other funds
8,000
$
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Motor Vehicle License Fund
15-429
Operating Costs
$
29,550
2. That the Village Clerk is authorized and directed to advise the
County Auditor that the Village of Golden Valley requests the Auditor to raise
the sum of $1,304,890 through real and personal property taxes for general
purposes, plus the sum of one tenth mill for the Fire Department Relief Assoc-
ication and the sum of $1.08,000 for Trunk Watermain Construction and to further
advise the Auditor that the above sum includes the necessary levy for Public
Employees Retirement Association and that the per capita excise tax monies
have been taken into consideration and have not been included' in the amount
requested above.
3. That the Village Manager is authorized and directed to enforce all
provisions of said budget.
1A 111f t,
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Mayor
ATTEST:
Village Clerk
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Resolution No. 186
October 5, 1970
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Member Jensen and, upon vote being taken thereon, the following members voted
in favor thereof: Bies, Jensen, Paulson, Stockman, and Teresi; and the fol-
lowing voted against the same: None, whereupon said resolution was declared
duly passed and adopted, signed by the Mayor and his signature attested by the
Village Clerk.
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