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File #: ID 16-1076    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Ordinance Status: Second Reading
File created: 10/10/2016 In control: City Council
On agenda: 10/17/2016 Final action: 10/17/2016
Title: Ordinance - First Reading - Fiscal Year 2016 Budget Re-appropriation
Attachments: 1. Reappropriation Ordinance 16-XX.doc, 2. ALL FUNDS BUDGET REAPPROPRIATION WORKSHEET FY 2016 Exhibit A.pdf
Agenda Item: 11
Prepared By: Guillermo Polanco
Business: Ordinance
Department: Finance
Subject:
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Ordinance - First Reading - Fiscal Year 2016 Budget Re-appropriation
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BACKGROUND:
Each year the City prepares the budget based on estimated revenues and expenses for the coming year. The unaudited general fund fiscal year 2016 surplus is $1,274,990 which was carried over to fiscal year 2017. During the course of the fiscal year, budget adjustments and revisions due to operational activities and actual expenses are approved by the City Council. The Finance Department periodically updates the City Council throughout the fiscal year on the status of the budget. These adjustments and revisions are then combined into a re-appropriation ordinance for ratification by City Council at the end of each fiscal year as the final amended fiscal year 2016 budget.
The following summarizes the significant changes to the City's FY 2016 budget:
GENERAL FUND: The changes are comprised primarily of a transfer of $1,609,381 for the partial funding of the unfunded liabilities in the Pension Funds. The Fire Pension Plan insurance premium and supplemental rate funding totaled $530,530 in transfers to the Fire Pension Fund. An amount of $312,602 was appropriated for the engineering portion of the Yellowbird Road impact fee funded Public Works project with an estimated construction cost of $850,000.
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND: The proposed budget amendment is the prior year carry forward of purchase orders and unexpended appropriations of capital project funds from fiscal year 2015 to the fiscal year 2016 budget to fund capital projects. In addition $3,115,540 funded the construction of the Mackle Park Community Center, a total of $1,374,369 for Public Works projects, including $717,427 for the grant funded Landmark and S. Barfield Bikepath and Shared-Use Pathways projects, $82,880 for sidewalk improvements and the Bayport Tahiti Road & Drainage proje...

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