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GENERAL FUND
                                          PERCENTAGE COMPARISON TO

                                                LAST YEAR'S BUDGET

                                               GENERAL FUND REVENUES

                            Source                                 2018-2019            2019-2020          Variance


        General Property Taxes                                     13,784,585           15,163,897           10.01%
        Consumer Tax                                                 9,007,397           8,741,165            -2.96%
        Franchise Taxes                                              2,878,000           2,556,091           -11.19%
        Licenses and Permits                                          781,000              816,000            4.48%
        Intergovernmental                                             268,878              287,945            7.09%
        Charges for Services                                         2,062,150           2,081,922            0.96%
        Fines                                                        1,472,000           1,133,675           -22.98%
        Miscellaneous Revenues                                        216,835              287,835           32.74%
        Intragovernmental                                            6,575,121           6,435,992            -2.12%
        Total Budget Increases                                    $37,045,966          $37,504,522            1.24%


       General fund property tax revenues increased by 10.01%. Property values increased 8.97% from the prior year.
       Consumer taxes are expected to decrease by -2.96% next year. This decrease is due to sales tax declines and
       reduced bingo tax. The city lowers anticipated earnings by at least $800,000 in each year's budget. This
       conservative "sales tax reserve" protects the city from economic downturn. Franchise taxes will decrease -
       11.19% due to legislative changes in 2019. Licenses and Permits increased 4.48% due to an increase in
       building inspections. Charges for Services increased by .96% primarily due to increased tennis center revenues.
       Fines are projected to decrease -22.98% due to temporary staff shortages and indegant defense mandates.
       Miscellaneous revenues are projected to increase 32.74% due to increase in interest rates.

                                             GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES

                            Source                                 2018-2019            2019-2020          Variance


        Public Services                                              1,042,425           1,069,613            2.61%
        Administration                                                566,177              606,521            7.13%
        Non Departmental                                             2,404,486           2,457,435            2.20%
        General Services                                             1,533,240           1,510,628            -1.47%
        Fiscal Services                                               405,488              410,118            1.14%
        Human Resources                                               392,558              449,943           14.62%
        Police                                                     11,092,899           11,331,353            2.15%
        Fire                                                         8,558,335           8,640,235            0.96%
        Public Works                                                 3,031,253           3,044,237            0.43%
        Community Services                                           8,019,105           7,984,439            -0.43%
        Total Budget Increases                                    $37,045,966          $37,504,522            1.24%

       In fiscal year 2019-2020, expenditures for all departments include a cost of living adjustment of 2.5% for all full
       time employees.  A comprehensive discussion of revenues and expenditures in this section.




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