Reserves – Other Funds Sample Clauses

Reserves – Other Funds. 1. Each operating fund shall budget a contingency total of not less than one-twenty fourth (1/24, 4.2%) of budgeted operating expense. 7 Specific items referenced in Oregon Local Budget Law is lump sum appropriation by fund for Inter-fund Transfer, Debt Service, Contingency and “Special Payments”. (ORS 294.456) 8 Combined General Funds means the combination of the General and Local Option Levy Funds. The plural (General Funds) always refers to the combination. The singular (General Fund or Local Option Levy Fund) refers to the specific fund. Commented [OMK1]: What does this section mean?
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