Budgets and Records Sample Clauses

Budgets and Records. (a) Operating Budget The Association will, on an annual basis, prior to the end of a Fiscal Year, develop all budgets required for the Association's operations, roles and responsibilities at or from the Jointly Operated Facilities for the Association’s upcoming Fiscal Year. The Association will share its budgets with the Park Board prior to the beginning of each of the Association’s upcoming Fiscal Year. If requested by the Association and agreed to by the Park Board, Park Board staff and/or the Recreation Supervisor will support the Association in the creation of these budgets. The Park Board will, on an annual basis, develop an operating and capital budget for the Community Centre Network. The Park Board’s budget shall be subject to approval of the Park Board Commissioners. Park Board staff will review the operating budget of each facility in the Community Centre Network and, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to make adjustments to increase or decrease the operating budget for all or any part of the Community Centre Network, including by increasing or decreasing the budget for the Jointly Operated Facilities. The Park Board, to the best of its ability, will provide a copy of the annual operating budget for the Jointly Operated Facilities to the Association. It is recognizedThe list of maintenance, repair and upgrade items prioritized for the Jointly Operated Facilities and Common Spaces for that given year’s annual budget in accordance with Section 13.1 will be included. The Association acknowledges that some amounts in the Park Board budget are centrally budgeted for and will not be broken out on a facility by facility basis. The Association acknowledges and agrees that the Park Board budget, including allocations to operations,operating and capital other resources for the Jointly Operated Facilities, Common Spaces and the Community Centre Network, are in the sole discretion of the Park Board.
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Budgets and Records. The Regional Administrator shall prepare on or before January 1 of each year an annual budget specifying estimated receipts and disbursements and an annual assessment for each Local Government for the next fiscal year. Such budget and annual assessment shall be subject to approval by the Board. Attached hereto as Appendix B is the annual SERSG Budget for Fiscal 2015. The Regional Administrator shall cause to be kept accurate and comprehensive records of all SERSG activities and transactions as shall comply with generally accepted governmental accounting standards and with any requirements of Section 4A Chapter 40 of the Massachusetts General Laws as in force from time to time. The Regional Administrator shall cause a regular audit of the books and records to be performed periodically and shall also cause to be distributed to all SERSG members not less frequently than annually financial statements of SERSG.
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