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1/18/1971
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7 <br /> time without qualifying it by saying that it will be reviewed every six months <br /> and updated on that basis . He also stated that the forecast is predicated on <br /> trends . <br /> City Auditor-Accountant Jack Ference presented the forecast stating that it <br /> was also based on six assumptions which he had to make , as follows : <br /> ( 1 ) The current economic recession will not continue past 19 71 ; ( 2 ) The <br /> demand for additional housing will be at past levels , and the supply of money <br /> will be available to meet this demand ; ( 3 ) Redwood Shores area will develop at <br /> previously predicated rates , adding to the population of the city ; ( 4) The <br /> inflationary trend of the 1950 ' s and 1960 ' s will continue , and this trend will <br /> affect prices of both wages and goods ; ( 5) The services performed by the city <br /> will be continued at their present level ; and ( 6 ) In making the estimates , no <br /> consideration was given to the effect that new revenue sources or increased <br /> rates in other than property tax would have on the fiscal position of the city . <br /> The study does not take into account any capital improvements which would have to <br /> come from year-end balances , additional revenues , increased tax rates and/or bond <br /> issues . Changes in conditions , either local or national , could well affect the <br /> estimates . The estimates contemplate that for all practical purposes the <br /> maximum general purpose tax rate will be reached in 1974-75 fiscal year . In <br /> addition to changing the level of service to the community , it will be necessary <br /> that the revenue picture be changed either by adding new sources of revenue or <br /> raising rates on current revenues . <br /> Program budgeting is recommended rather than the present line item budgeting in <br /> order that a balance be maintained in the services rendered by the City . Further <br /> study of program budgeting is necessary to determine the degree of sophistication <br /> desirable and the legal problems which may be encountered in adopting a program <br /> budget . <br /> Revenue studies are needed to determine that rates are current and that proper <br /> collection enforcement methods are being made . <br /> Both program budgeting and revenue studies should be made at Staff level prior <br /> to Council review , but should be given high priority if the City is going to <br /> meet the service needs of the citizens . <br /> The five-year projection which is based on current revenue sources indicates <br /> at this time that in 1971 -72 there will be a deficiency of $ 174 , 000 which will <br /> require a tax increase next year of approximately 11$ . In 1972 -73 there will <br /> be a $470 , 000 deficiency (not cumulative ) which will require a tax increase of <br />
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