Begin with the tax millage rate, the base aggregate budget. Allocate a contingency, then to each department at a ratio of the whole less contingency based on the City's most recent 7 year historic ratio averages, adjusted by comparing department ratios to ratios from other similar city historic average ratios. How could it not be a balanced budget?
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WizeOlMarco writes:
Begin with the tax millage rate, the base aggregate budget. Allocate a contingency, then to each department at a ratio of the whole less contingency based on the City's most recent 7 year historic ratio averages, adjusted by comparing department ratios to ratios from other similar city historic average ratios. How could it not be a balanced budget?
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