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How do you determine if a project falls under regular maintenance that would come from the operating budget and a project that would be paid for by capital funds?

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How do you determine if a project falls under regular maintenance that would come from the operating budget and a project that would be paid for by capital funds?

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The official definition for projects from the operations and maintenance budget denotes that these are projects for building purposes and site acquisitions that do not exceed 5 percent of equalized assessed valuation. In simpler terms, routine maintenance would come from the operating budget, while large maintenance/renovation projects, such as complete roof replacements, would come from capital funds.

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