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January 28, 2017 (Board Retreat) Page 3017 <br /> TOTAL REVENUES $8, 722, 651 <br /> C. The following appropriations are made as listed. <br /> Parking Deck Downtown Concord $802,000 <br /> New Cabarrus County High School 7, 920, 651 <br /> TOTAL EXPENDITURES $8,722, 651 <br /> GRAND TOTAL - REVENUES $8,722, 651 <br /> GRAND TOTAL - EXPENDITURES $8,722, 651 <br /> Section II. <br /> A. Special appropriations to non-profit organizations shall be distributed <br /> after the execution of an agreement which ensures that all County funds <br /> are used for statutorily permissible public purposes. <br /> B. The County Manager or designee is hereby authorized to transfer <br /> appropriations within or between funds, or modify revenue and <br /> expenditure projections as contained herein under the following <br /> conditions: <br /> 1. The Manager may transfer amounts between objects of expenditure and <br /> revenues within a function without limitation. <br /> 2. The County Manager may transfer amounts up to $500,000 between <br /> functions of the same fund. <br /> 3. The County Manager may transfer amounts between contingency funds <br /> which are set aside for a specific project for budgetary shortfalls <br /> or upon the appropriate approval of a change order. <br /> 4. The County Manager is authorized to transfer funds from the General <br /> Fund or Capital Reserve Fund to the appropriate fund for projects <br /> approved within the Capital Improvement Plan for the current fiscal <br /> year. <br /> 5. Upon notification of funding increases or decreases to existing <br /> grants or revenues, or the award of grants or revenues, the Manager <br /> or designee may adjust budgets to match, including grants that <br /> require a County match for which funds are available. <br /> 6. The Manager or designee may adjust debt financing from estimated <br /> projections to actual funds received. <br /> 7. The County Manager may enter into and execute change orders or <br /> amendments to construction contracts in amounts less than $90,000 <br /> when the appropriate annual budget or capital project ordinance <br /> contains sufficient appropriated but unencumbered funds. <br /> 8. The County Manager may award and execute contracts which are not <br /> required to be bid or which G.S. 143-131 allows to be let on informal <br /> bids so long as the annual budget or appropriate capital project <br /> ordinance contains sufficient appropriated but unencumbered funds <br /> for such purposes. <br /> 9. The County Manager may execute contracts with outside agencies to <br /> properly document budgeted appropriations to such agencies where <br /> G.S. 153 A-248 (b) , 259, 449 and any similar statutes require such <br /> contracts. <br /> 10. The County Manager may reject formal bids when deemed appropriate <br /> and in the best interest of Cabarrus County pursuant to G.S. 143- <br /> 129 (a) . <br /> 11. The County Manager may reduce revenue projections consistent with <br /> prevailing economic conditions, and also reduce expenditures <br /> correspondingly. <br /> Section III. <br /> This ordinance and the budget documents shall be the basis of the financial <br /> plan for the County of Cabarrus. <br />
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