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The Kalamazoo Zoo It was a cold drizzly morning in early March 2010 when Rory Lyons, the director of the Kalamazoo Zoo, received the zoo's financial information for the year ending December 31, 2009. The situation was quite different from what Rory had expected. As he folded his umbrella, he wondered whether the strange weather patterns were responsible for the big variances in the budget. It had indeed been a peculiar year, weather-wise, in Kalamazoo. The winter had been the wettest on record, while the spring and summer had been unusually warm and balmy. The winter storms had forced the zoo to close for more days than originally planned. But the frisky spring weather had produced an unexpected success in the animal-breeding program. Kalamazoo, a city in the state of Michigan, was facing a tough economic environment. This year, the zoo itself had received more sta However, the overall budget situation was difficult. The state was reducing the amount of local aid it provided to the cities, forcing the city of Kalamazoo to reconsider many of its popular recreation activities. The Mayor had just called an emergency meeting to discuss the city's financial situation. Rory was asked to give a detailed presentation on the zoo's financial health and to present a preliminary budget for the next financial year. te aid than expected, largely due to a renovation grant for its facilities. The Kalamazoo Zoo It was a cold drizzly morning in early March 2010 when Rory Lyons, the director of the Kalamazoo Zoo, received the zoo's financial information for the year ending December 31, 2009. The situation was quite different from what Rory had expected. As he folded his umbrella, he wondered whether the strange weather patterns were responsible for the big variances in the budget. It had indeed been a peculiar year, weather-wise, in Kalamazoo. The winter had been the wettest on record, while the spring and summer had been unusually warm and balmy. The winter storms had forced the zoo to close for more days than originally planned. But the frisky spring weather had produced an unexpected success in the animal-breeding program. Kalamazoo, a city in the state of Michigan, was facing a tough economic environment. This year, the zoo itself had received more sta However, the overall budget situation was difficult. The state was reducing the amount of local aid it provided to the cities, forcing the city of Kalamazoo to reconsider many of its popular recreation activities. The Mayor had just called an emergency meeting to discuss the city's financial situation. Rory was asked to give a detailed presentation on the zoo's financial health and to present a preliminary budget for the next financial year. te aid than expected, largely due to a renovation grant for its facilities