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FY 2011 -12 Budget Policy Meeting
EXPENSE SUMMARY
FY 2010 -11 Budgeted Expenses
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andand firefire protection;protection; culturalcultural andand recreationalrecreational facilitiesfacilities andand programs;programs; planningplanning andand zoningzoning
services;services; infrastructureinfrastructure maintenancemaintenance andand constructionconstruction suchsuch asas streets,streets, sidewalks,sidewalks, andand cemeteries;cemeteries;
andand utilitiesutilities suchsuch asas water,water, wastewater,wastewater, stormwaterstormwater management,management, andand garbagegarbage andand recyclingrecycling
collection.collection.
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