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In a bid to secure the long-term financial stability of St. Ingbert, a Budget Structure Commission has been proposed by the CDU, Free Voters, Family Party, Alliance 90/The Greens, and FDP in the city council.
The commission's primary goal is to create a sustainable and balanced budget plan that emphasizes efficiency, intergenerational fairness, and financial flexibility. The commission will achieve this by conducting a thorough analysis of the budget structure and staffing plan, critically reviewing municipal services, and assessing structural budget risks.
One of the key areas of focus for the commission will be the review of existing fee structures in St. Ingbert. This review aims to ensure that the city's fees are fair and equitable, and that they contribute to the financial stability of the city.
The commission will also assess structural budget risks such as insufficiently co-financed task transfers from the federal or state government. This analysis will help the commission to identify potential weaknesses in the city's budget and to develop strategies to address these issues.
In addition to this, the commission will develop medium- and long-term consolidation recommendations for sustainable urban development. These recommendations are intended to create sustainable prospects for urban development in St. Ingbert, enabling investments in future topics without jeopardizing financial stability.
The commission will involve all factions and the city administration in its work. External experts and representatives from councils like the Senior Citizens' Council will also be involved, ensuring a comprehensive and well-rounded approach to the city's financial planning.
The city administration is tasked with examining the organizational and legal prerequisites for the commission and submitting a resolution proposal to the city council. The commission's work will continue to involve all factions, the city administration, external experts, and representatives from councils like the Senior Citizens' Council.
The commission is not only designed to identify weaknesses but also to provide impetus for sustainable urban development. By focusing on efficiency, intergenerational fairness, and financial flexibility, the commission aims to ensure that St. Ingbert remains a vibrant and prosperous city for generations to come.
In conclusion, the Budget Structure Development Commission in St. Ingbert is a significant step towards securing the city's financial future. By conducting a thorough analysis of the city's budget structure, services, and risks, and by developing sustainable consolidation recommendations, the commission aims to create a balanced and sustainable budget plan that will ensure the city's financial stability.
