Finance Committee Meeting – November 16, 2022
3:00 pm - 5:15 pm
1. Call to Order
- a. Roll call of Members
2. Approve minutes from October 26, 2022
[Attachment 00.01] (Pg. 3)
3. Approve Order of Agenda
4. Approval of Bills
[Attachment 00.02] (Pg. 6)
5. Finance Report
[Attachment 01.00] (Pg. 19)
6. Executive Director Financial Report
[Attachment 02.00] (Pg. 42)
7. Contracting Actions
- a. DA Board Approval Contract Actions
[Attachment 03.00] (Pg. 49)- i. Cass County Electric, Task Order 04 Amendment 0,
[Attachment 03.01] (Pg. 51)
- i. Cass County Electric, Task Order 04 Amendment 0,
8. Other Business
- a. Draft 2023 Cash Budget V-2
[Attachment 04.00] (Pg. 53)
9. Next Meeting: December 14, 2022
10. Adjournment
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A regular meeting of the Metro Flood Diversion Authority Finance Committee was held on November 16, 2022. The following members were present: Bernie Dardis, Mayor, City of West Fargo; Dr. Tim Mahoney, Mayor, City of Fargo; Chad Peterson, Cass County Commissioner; Dan Jacobson, Chairman, Cass County Joint Water Resource District; Terri Gayhart, City of Fargo Finance Director; Lori Johnson, Clay County Auditor/Treasurer; Mike Redlinger, City of Fargo Interim City Administrator; Rick Steen, Cass County Commissioner; Dave Piepkorn, Fargo City Commissioner; Mike Rietz, City of Moorhead Assistant City Manager and Brandy Madrigga, Cass County Finance Director.
Member absent: Shelly Carlson, Mayor, City of Moorhead.
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Dardis called the meeting to order at 3:00 PM. Roll call was taken, and a quorum was present.
2. APPROVE MINUTES FROM THE OCTOBER 2022 MEETING
MOTION PASSED
Mr. Peterson moved to approve the minutes from the October 2022, meeting and Mr. Steen seconded the motion. On a voice vote, the motion carried.
3. APPROVE ORDER OF AGENDA
MOTION PASSED
Mr. Piepkorn moved to approve the order of the agenda and Mr. Steen seconded the motion. On a voice vote, the motion carried.
4. APPROVAL OF BILLS
Ms. Gayhart reported that the bills payable through November 10, 2022, total $11,594,911 and are payable to the usual vendors, with the NuStar Pipeline relocation associated costs being the largest.
MOTION PASSED
Mr. Steen moved to approve the bills as presented and Mr. Redlinger seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, the motion carried.
5. FINANCIAL REPORT
Ms. Gayhart reported that we currently have $145,361,014 in cash, $223,728 in prepaid expenses, and $354,779 in liabilities. The current net position is $145,006,235.
MOTION PASSED
Mr. Peterson moved to approve the financial report and Mr. Steen seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, the motion carried.
6. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FINANCIAL REPORT
Mr. Paulsen reported that we will exceed the sales tax budget this year and things continue to look positive. Current revenues for the month are $5,470,000 and the fiscal year revenues to date are $109,046,000; there have been no draws from the North Dakota Legacy Fund this month. The administrative budget is currently at $895,875 and continues to track under budget. It is anticipated to continue to track under budget with no additional staff being hired.
7. CONTRACTING ACTIONS
a. DA Board Approval Contracting Actions
Mr. Paulsen provided an overview of the following contracting action:
- Task Order 04, Amendment 0 – Diversion Primary Reroute – Extend primary wire across the Diversion Channel and heading west of the Diversion Inlet Structure approximately 9,100 feet to the 3-phase junction point. Cass County Electric Coop – $371,850.60.
MOTION PASSED
Dr. Mahoney moved approve the contracting action as presented and Mr. Peterson seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, the motion carried.
8. OTHER BUSINESS
a. Draft 2023 Cash Budget
Mr. Paulsen reported that the “draft” 2023 cash budget will likely be presented for approval at the December meeting. There will be additional changes due to the timing of the railroad abandonment and upcoming utility relocations.
9. NEXT MEETING
The next meeting will be December 14, 2022.
10. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 3:29 PM.