AUG 2 3 2013 City of Oroville Office of the Mayor*

Published: August 20, 2013 2 pages

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Findings and Recommendations 4 findings

F11 Page 1

The City of Oroville, under contract with DWR, is the Fund Administrator for the Project Supplemental Benefits Fund and will be disbursing grants to the community to stimulate recreation, tourism and economic development. Response: Agree.

No recommendations for this finding

F12 Page 1

The City Council's adoption of a new Facility and Park Fee Waiver Policy will bring consistency to this process. Response: Agree.

No recommendations for this finding

F13 Page 1

Although the City of Oroville has a shortfall in its annual operating expenditures as compared to its revenues, City management is transparent about their steps to correct the situation. Response: Agree. 1000 Response to 2012/2013 Grand Jury Report By City of Oroville August 20, 2013

No recommendations for this finding

F14 Page 2

The City of Oroville balanced its operating budget by using its Contingency Fund. Response: Agree. RECOMMENDATIONS

No recommendations for this finding

Agency Responses 1

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City of Oroville

August 20, 2013 • 2 pages • 5 responses • Score: +4 (+4, 0, 0) View Details ▾

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5 responses to findings and recommendations

The City of Oroville should develop a sustainable financial plan to replenish their (sic) contingency fund. . . - - - Response: Implemented. The City has established a balanced budget which does not rely upon its contingency fund. Respectfully submitted, City Council of the City of Oroville, California Linda Dahlmeier, Mayor Oroville City Council cc: Peter Cosentini, Interim City Administrator Scott E. Huber, City Attorney

Response: Unknown

Score: 0

Implemented. The City has established a balanced budget which does not rely upon its contingency fund. Respectfully submitted, City Council of the City of Oroville, California Linda Dahlmeier, Mayor Oroville City Council cc: Peter Cosentini, Interim City Administrator Scott E. Huber, City Attorney

F11

Response: Agree Score: +1

Agree. F12. The City Council's adoption of a new Facility and Park Fee Waiver Policy will bring consistency to this process. Response: Agree. F13. Although the City of Oroville has a shortfall in its annual operating expenditures as compared to its revenues, City management is transparent about their steps to correct the situation. Response: Agree. 1000 Response to 2012/2013 Grand Jury Report By City of Oroville August 20, 2013 Page 2 F14. The City of Oroville balanced its operating budget by using its Contingency Fund. Response: Agree. RECOMMENDATIONS R5. The City of Oroville ...

F12

The City Council's adoption of a new Facility and Park Fee Waiver Policy will bring consistency to this process. Response: Agree.

Response: Agree Score: +1

Agree. F13. Although the City of Oroville has a shortfall in its annual operating expenditures as compared to its revenues, City management is transparent about their steps to correct the situation. Response: Agree. 1000 Response to 2012/2013 Grand Jury Report By City of Oroville August 20, 2013 Page 2 F14. The City of Oroville balanced its operating budget by using its Contingency Fund. Response: Agree. RECOMMENDATIONS R5. The City of Oroville should develop a sustainable financial plan to replenish their (sic) contingency fund. . . - - - Response: Implemented. The City has esta...

F13

Response: Agree Score: +1

Agree. 1000 Response to 2012/2013 Grand Jury Report By City of Oroville August 20, 2013 Page 2 F14. The City of Oroville balanced its operating budget by using its Contingency Fund. Response: Agree. RECOMMENDATIONS R5. The City of Oroville should develop a sustainable financial plan to replenish their (sic) contingency fund. . . - - - Response: Implemented. The City has established a balanced budget which does not rely upon its contingency fund. Respectfully submitted, City Council of the City of Oroville, California Linda Dahlmeier, Mayor Oroville City Council cc: Peter Cosentini,...

F14

The City of Oroville balanced its operating budget by using its Contingency Fund. Response: Agree. RECOMMENDATIONS

Response: Agree Score: +1

Agree. RECOMMENDATIONS R5. The City of Oroville should develop a sustainable financial plan to replenish their (sic) contingency fund. . . - - - Response: Implemented. The City has established a balanced budget which does not rely upon its contingency fund. Respectfully submitted, City Council of the City of Oroville, California Linda Dahlmeier, Mayor Oroville City Council cc: Peter Cosentini, Interim City Administrator Scott E. Huber, City Attorney

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