Page 19 - Ord 866 Adopting a revised Fiscal Year 17-18 and new proposed Fiscal Year 18-19 budget
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Section 1 Executive
                                                                                        Transmittal Letter






                              Expenditures           On-going         One-time         Total
                       Payroll &  Related $                276, 422 $      61,439 $        337, 861
                       Service Level Adjustments            14,504                          14,504
                       Facility Related                    261, 853                        261, 853
                       Development Related                                 335, 510        335, 510
                       Miscellaneous                                       65,000           65,000
                                       Grand Total $       552,779 $       461,949 $     1,014,728


                     Payroll costs reflect an increase based on our annual salary survey and Council policy
                     On-going Service Level Adjustments ( SLA’ s)  which are minimal ( less than $15K)
                     Lease costs for Town Hall space booked for the full fiscal year and increased maintenance
                     costs for the new Fire-EMS facility
                     Development costs identified and proposed for funding through one-time money


              As contained in Council policy,  the majority of the revenue funds that would be considered one-
              time in frequency are transferred out to the Conduit Funds we use to help provide for the
              replacement of vehicles,  address any major maintenance and repairs,  or to fund projects in our
              Capital Improvements Program ( CIP).   The proposed budget would retain approximately $ 335,500
              of the anticipated one-time revenue to cover costs associated with development and inspection
              fees that are also considered one-time or infrequent in nature.


              As a staff team, we believe the proposed budget positions us to continue to meet the service level
              expectations of the Council and our stakeholders.   Our organization provides an excellent array of
              municipal and academic benefits for those who call Westlake ‘ home’  through the utilization of our
              financial policies,  strategic plan, Comprehensive Plan and feedback from our community.  All while
              supporting the vision the Council has set for the community.

              That vision is:


                Westlake is an oasis of natural beauty that maintains our open spaces in balance with distinctive
                 development,  trails, and quality of life amenities amidst an ever-expanding urban landscape.

              My thanks to our Councilmembers,  our great Leadership Team and Finance Department staff for
              their commitment to Westlake in helping to ensure our community is “ Distinctive by Design”.








              Thomas E. Brymer
              Town Manager











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