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CITY OF SAGINAW
                                              5-YEAR FUND SUMMARY
                                                       2018 - 2019



            % Change From Last Year

            General Fund - The 4.93% decrease is due to fewer one time capital items than the previous year revised budget.
            Debt Service Fund - The 5.17% decrease in expenditures reflect the absence of the debt payment for the ladder truck. The final payment
            was made in FY17/18.



            Capital Projects Fund - The revenues reflect the collection of the Tarrant County pledge to fund a portion of the Bailey Boswell overpass
            project.  The decrease in expenditures is based on the timing of the next phase of the Bailey Boswell Road construction project.
            CCPD Fund - The 12.74% increase is due to four patrol vehicles being replaced in FY 18/19 versus 2 in FY 17/18.

            Drainage Utility Fund - The 25.76% increase is due the design phase of the East Cement Creek drainage project.
            Street Maintenance - The 4.81% increase is due to an estimated increase in sales tax collections. The 97.13% increase in expenditures
            is funding for Burlington Road reconstruction and railroad crossing improvements.

            Donations Fund - The 43.21% increase is based on the estimated increase in the donations for Parks and Library. The 8.9% increase in
            expenditures is for a beautification plan update and signage on the Ardent Mills silo.
            General Escrow Fund - The 66.65% decrease revenue is due to no anticipated developer contribution in the coming year. The 51.09%
            decrease in expenditures is due to the expense related to the Basswood crossing developer agreement in FY17/18.
            Water/Wastewater Escrow Fund - The 84.71% decrease is due to fewer impact fee projects in FY18/19.
            Enterprise Fund - The 11.8% decrease in projected revenue is due to the FY18/19 budget being based on an average year and not a hot
            year with long dry periods as was the case in FY17/18.










































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