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APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE-2.020 ATM 25 March 2020 <br /> 2. Creating additional sources of revenue. There may be opportunities to increase some fees or <br /> add new ones,but it is not clear that there are opportunities for significant increases. <br /> 3. Reducing service levels. <br /> 4. Relaxing of some of the goals embodied in the Town's fiscal policies,e.g.,curtailing contribu- <br /> tions to the Capital Stabilization Fund or other reserves. <br /> 5. Passing Proposition 2'/2 operating override(s) to permanently boost annual property tax reve- <br /> nue. <br /> Each of these alternatives involves important tradeoffs that we will not discuss here. <br /> It is also important to note that actions to reduce operating expenses or increase recurring annual revenues <br /> in one year will generally carry forward to reduce future deficits. For example,reductions in service levels, <br /> if not restored,will reduce future deficits without additional action in later years. <br /> However,actions to eliminate a projected deficit in one year that affect only budgeted revenues or expenses <br /> and not actuals generally will not carry forward because they will reduce the end-of-year budgetary surplus <br /> and thereby lower the carryover of funds that would then be available for expenditure the next year. <br /> 54 <br />
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