Cutler Bay Ordinance to Increase Minimum Budget Reserves
October 22, 2015
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The Frame
The ordinance changes the minimum amount of money the Town of Cutler Bay is legally required to keep in its general fund reserve, which affects the town's financial liquidity and budget planning.
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Town of Cutler Bay taxpayers
The ordinance changes the financial management requirements for the town's general fund, which is supported by tax revenue.
Town Council
The Council is responsible for enacting and adhering to the new reserve percentage requirements.
Last recorded activity October 22, 2015.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The ordinance increases the minimum reserve percentage for the Town of Cutler Bay's annual general fund budget.
- This legislation amends the previously established Ordinance 13-06.
- The ordinance includes a severability clause, ensuring the rest of the law remains valid if any single part is found unconstitutional.
- The ordinance mandates its inclusion in the Town Code.
- The ordinance repeals any previous town ordinances that conflict with these new reserve requirements.
- The ordinance establishes an effective date for the new reserve requirements.
Why It Matters
The ordinance changes the minimum amount of money the Town of Cutler Bay is legally required to keep in its general fund reserve, which affects the town's financial liquidity and budget planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a reserve fund balance?
Does this ordinance change how much money the town spends?
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Fiscal Policy Update
The town is moving to increase its mandatory financial safety net by amending 2013-era reserve requirements.
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