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December 2, 2021 <br />Page 3 <br />B. Annual Review and Adoption of Financial Reserves Policy <br />Smith reported the District hasn't had to use any of its Reserve Funds. The Financial <br />Reserves Policy was established in 2014 and is meant to provide guidance to the District <br />regarding existing or future liabilities. There are six reserve funds: Operating, Claims & <br />Liability, Equipment Replacement, Vested Leave, Pension Stabilization and Capital Facilities, <br />and Property Acquisition. She reviewed the fund balance spreadsheets provided in the <br />packet and walked the Board through what occurred in the last year. Smith met with the <br />Finance and Audit Committee (Holt and Huffer) to review the planned use of funds. She <br />addressed the desired changes to the Policy, including target goals for the reserves. She <br />reviewed the Pension and Post Retirement Benefit Liabilities and Funding Status at 99%. <br />Smith reviewed proposed changes to the Financial Reserves Policy as well as changes to <br />the Capital Facilities Reserve. <br />'_t was moved by Cusworth, seconded by Huffer, and carried 5-0 to adopt tho, <br />District's amended Financial Reserves Policy. <br />C. Re -adoption of Investment Policy <br />Smith stated this policy is reviewed and adopted annually, and its review is largely guided by <br />the rules of the Government Code. More District funds are in the Ventura County Investment <br />Pool than in LAIF (State Investment Pool). The Ventura County Investment Pool is currently <br />outperforming LAIF. No changes from last year's policy are recommended. <br />It was moved by Huffer, seconded by Lange, and carried 5-0 to adopt <br />District's Investment Policy. I <br />1. Adoption of Resolution No. 120221-A Approving Application(s) for Specified Grant <br />Funds <br />Hare reported adoption of this Resolution will approve the application for a grant with the <br />State Department of Parks and Recreation. Two projects will be submitted as part of the <br />application — the Teen Center and Goebel Adult Community Center and Various Play Area <br />Renovations. <br />It was moved by Cusworth, seconded by Holt, and carried 5-0 to Adopt Resolution NC2 <br />120221-A •approving the application(s) •to the State •Department •of •Parks an <br />Recreation for specified grant funds, that it be read in title only and all future reading <br />be waived. I <br />E. Award Purchase of Two Mobile Emergency Generators to Quinn Power Systems in <br />the amount of $264,840.84 <br />Hare reported that on November 22, 2021, the District received approval for a grant from <br />the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy for the purchase of two mobile emergency <br />generators. The generators will be purchased on Sourcewell's (NJPA) public procurement <br />
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