Legislation Details

File #: MIN-09:094    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Minutes Status: Passed
File created: 9/23/2009 In control: Depository Board
On agenda: Final action: 12/30/2009
Title: Minutes for the Depository Board meeting on September 22, 2009.
Sponsors: Depository Board
Attachments: 1. Depository Board Packet Cover, 2. Aug-09 Daily Cash Balances, 3. Sep-09 MTD Daily Cash Balances, 4. Aug-09 Comparison of Account Balances 2008 vs 2009, 5. Aug-09 Deposit Collateralization Report, 6. 09022009 Deposit Collateralization Report, 7. Aug-09 Review of Interest Earnings, 8. Aug-09 Bank Reconciliation Summary
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Minutes for the Depository Board meeting on September 22, 2009.
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Board members Mayor Perrin, chair, City Clerk Donna Jackson and City Collector Becky Sharp were in attendance. Also in attendance were Finance Director Jim Barksdale and Assistant City Accountant Jim Eagan.

Discussion was held concerning topics from the previous meeting. Mr. Barksdale explained they will be letting out the bank bids asking for multi-year contracts that are renewable yearly, similar to the recently approved contract with Sprint. Chairman Perrin questioned whether the Liberty Bank accounts are still at 1.55% interest. Mr. Barksdale answered yes. Chairman Perrin then questioned if anything has been done about the operating account at BanCorp, which contained $2 million but only earned 0.59% in interest. Mr. Eagan explained they discussed moving the account, but decided not to move it unless it was part of the bidding process and is worthwhile due to possible problems with checks.

Ms. Sharp motioned, seconded by Ms. Jackson, to approve the minutes from the August 25, 2009, meeting. All voted aye.

Discussion was then held regarding the daily cash balances reports. Mr. Eagan stated he changed the way the reports are set up so they’ll show the ending cash balances and the First Security balances, which wasn’t included in the previous cash balances reports. He added he would also like to include charts to show cycles. Chairman Perrin questioned whether he was able to compare the data to last year. Mr. Eagan explained comparing the data is difficult due to problems with consistency. He further explained if comparing roughly similar accounts this time last year the City had $32.5 million, while this year the City has $21.8 million. Mr. Barksdale noted it will take a few years to build historical data in order to show trends because the City is just now setting things up in a way that would allow for such research to be done.

Mr. Eagan referred to the deposit collateralization r...

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