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INVESTMENT PROCESS



        The investment process begins with the daily review of the bank statement. Each morning the incoming
        cash activity is identified, coded and prepared for entry into the general ledger. The projected available
        cash  balance  is  compared  to  the  scheduled  disbursements,  such  as Accounts  Payable  or  Payroll
        disbursements to determine if there is a sufficient level of cash on hand to meet those requirements.
        If the cash balance is not sufficient to cover the disbursements, funds are withdrawn from the LAIF
        account. If there is cash in excess of the known disbursements that excess amount is deposited into
        LAIF. Periodically the balances in the LAIF account will be compared to the Cash Flow Forecast to
        determine if additional funds can be moved into the Long-term portfolio and invested into securities with
        higher yields than LAIF or other short term money funds.

















                                                       Daily Cash
                                                      Management
                                                         (bank)













                                                       Short-Term
                                                       Investments
                                                          (LAIF)












                                                       Long-Term
                                                       Investments
                                                    (Fund Managers)










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