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2010 Revenue Survey. Possible trends. Valuation Growth – Will most likely show little to no growth again in 2010 affecting the 2011 mill levy rate.
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Possible trends Valuation Growth – Will most likely show little to no growth again in 2010 affecting the 2011 mill levy rate. Retail Sales – Sales tax collections were down about 1.3% in 2009 compared to 2008. Early expectations are that sales tax collections will remain weak. City Property Taxes – Will increase annually for the foreseeable future. Trend : Flat Trend: Flat Trend: Up
Possible trends Valuation Growth – Moderated in 2009 affecting 2010 property tax rates Sales Taxes – Declined in 2009 likely affecting 2010 forecasts City Property Taxes – Will increase before moderating
Beginning Cash balances Total for all budgeted funds Only 26% of the above amounts for any year are related to property tax funds. Of that percentage (26%), about 90% are balances in the General Fund and Bond & Interest Fund.
2009 general fund revenues General Fund Expenditures: $ 21,238,424
2009 general fund revenues 76.9% Property Taxes & Assessments Sales Taxes Sales Tax Transfer Franchise Fees Municipal Court Revenues 5.6% 6.2% 8.8% 11.7% Beginning Cash 31.3% 13.3%
General Fund Revenues Budgeted Beginning Cash Balance Budgeted Revenue Actual Beginning Cash Balance Actual Revenue
Reflecting Back to 2009… *Additional special assessment revenue received over budget for 2009 (both current and delinquent)
Bond & Interest Revenues Budgeted Beginning Cash Balance Budgeted Revenue Actual Beginning Cash Balance Actual Revenue
Utility Fund forecasts Water– 1st phased-in rate increase in 2008. 2nd rate increase in 2009. 3rd rate increase in 2010. Future rate increases necessary. Wastewater– 1st phased-in rate increase in 2009. 2nd rate increase in 2010. Future rate increases necessary. Stormwater– 1st phased-in rate increase in 2007. 2nd rate increase in 2008. 3rd rate increase in 2009. 3rd rate increase in 2010. Future rate increases may be necessary.