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03.06 - Accounting and Reporting Policy Revisioins
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03.06 - Accounting and Reporting Policy Revisioins
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User fees and charges for the enterprise funds (water and sewer) will be set at a <br />level that supports the total direct and indirect costs of the activity. Indirect costs <br />will include depreciation of capital assets and each fund's share of administrative <br />and general government costs incurred by the enterprise fund. <br />For governmental -type funds, the City will record all revenues received within 60 <br />days after year end (that relate to prior year services) as revenues for the prior <br />year fiscal accounting period. <br />E. REPORTING LEVEL — STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES <br />The government -wide Statement of Activities will report revenues and <br />expenditures at the function level and by government -type and business -type. <br />Revenues from fees, charges, fines and other; operating grants; and capital grants <br />will be broken out by: government -type: general government, public safety, <br />public works, health and welfare, culture and recreation, conservation and <br />economic development, and interest on long term debt, and business -type: water <br />and sewer. <br />General Revenues will be reported together regardless of function. Totals will be <br />separated into government -type and business -type activities. Transfers between <br />government -type and business -type funds will be shown in this section also. <br />F. COMPENSATED ABSENCES <br />Compensated absences will be reported for vested sick leave, vacation, and <br />compensatory time hours. <br />Vacation hours are accrued by regular full -time employees and regular part -time <br />who maintain an average of 20 hours per week. Employees are entitled to carry <br />over, at the end of each year, a maximum total of 120 hours of vacation and <br />compensatory time for regular full -time employees and the prorated maximum for <br />part-time employees. The amount may include up to 80 hours of compensatory <br />time. Employees who reach an accrual balance greater than that allowed will lose <br />excess hours remaining as of December 31 of each year. <br />Vacation Severance Pav - Employees leaving City service voluntarily and in good <br />standing and who provide proper advance notice of two weeks are entitled to <br />receive 100 percent of their remaining accrued vacation leave at their current <br />hourly rate. <br />Sick Leave hours are accrued by all full -time city employees up to 96 hours per <br />year (or 1 day per month). Regular part -time employees shall be eligible for sick <br />leave on a pro -rated basis, based on the number of hours actually worked. Sick <br />leave may be accumulated to a maximum of 960 hours (120 days). <br />Sick Leave Severance Pav — Upon separation from employment, either due to <br />retirement, voluntary or involuntary termination or for whatever reason, full -time <br />
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