Budget adjustment definition

Budget adjustment means an adjustment to the regular program district cost of a school district for school districts in which the regular program district cost for a year would be less than the regular program district cost for the previous year.

Budget adjustment means a Budget (Operating Programs and Operating Projects) Adjustment or Budget (Capital) Adjustment or both as applicable to the context of the section in which the term is used;

Budget adjustment means any revenue or expenditure adjustment made after June 1, increasing or decreasing budgeted cash fund balance.

Examples of Budget adjustment in a sentence

• Budget adjustment requests over 10%, adding new expense lines, and/or changes to the total dollar amount of the budget require a formal amendment.

• County Administration: STAFF REPORTBoard action: Budget adjustment approved.

• Budget adjustment approval will be provided in a formal letter or email from the OCS Assistant Director.

• Any Plan Budget adjustment greater than five percent shall be considered an Amendment to this Agreement and requires City approval, as provided in Section 16.9 below.

• General Services: STAFF REPORTBoard action: Budget adjustment approved.

• Needed: District letter to State SWRCB for Planning Budget adjustment for increased Engineering and Consolidation Legal costs and reduction in test well and other costs.

• Sheriff-Coroner: STAFF REPORTBoard action: Budget adjustment approved.

• Behavioral Health: STAFF REPORTBoard action: Budget adjustment approved.

• Sheriff-Coroner: STAFF REPORTBoard action: 1) MOU approved; and 2) Budget adjustment approved.

• General ServicesBoard action: Budget adjustment from the General Fund Appropriation for Contingencies approved.

More Definitions of Budget adjustment

Budget adjustment means the reallocation of approved budget amounts between cost centres and/or accounts;