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Transmittal Letter




                                                    CRIME CONTROL & PREVENTION DISTRICT  SOUTHLAKE PARKS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
        Charges for services are estimated at       COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION  GENERAL FUND
        $1,193,751. This represents a 2.9%      $35,000,000
        decrease from the FY 2019 adopted
        budget.  This  category  of  revenue    $30,000,000
        includes  interlocal  contributions
        from  the  cities  of  Grapevine,       $25,000,000
        Colleyville,  and  Keller  for  the  joint        $14,339,915   $13,480,025   $13,732,007   $14,111,661   $14,700,000   $15,000,000
        Teen Court program. Miscellaneous       $20,000,000
        income is projected at $348,000. The   DOLLARS
        proposed budget includes $400,000       $15,000,000
        in projected interest earnings.                                        $5,613,663   $5,707,414   $5,650,340   $5,650,340
                                                          $7,440,726   $5,421,104
                                                $10,000,000
        As  previously noted,  total General
        Fund  operating  budget  revenue         $5,000,000         $7,318,490   $7,578,446   $7,705,009   $7,650,000   $7,650,000
        is  expected  to  increase  by  0.8%              $7,335,505
        for  FY  2020,  recognizing  the  20%        $-             $1,803,605   $1,879,292   $1,923,567   $1,881,000   $1,881,000
        homestead  exemption  and  the  tax                 2015      2016      2017  FISCAL YEAR  2018  2019*  2020**
        rate reduction.                                            Figure 9:  Sales tax collection trend

        Figure 10 below shows the distribution of General Fund revenue sources.


        The General Fund also recognizes $2,089,357 that will be transferred in from the Utility Fund, Storm Water
        Utility  Fund,  Hotel  Occupancy  Tax  Fund,  Southlake  Parks  Development  Corporation,  Crime  Control  and
        Prevention District, and the Community Enhancement and Development Corporation to cover indirect costs
        borne by the General Fund. Note the transfer is shown “below the line,” meaning it is not shown as a revenue
        line item. However, these dollars are available for operating expenses, if needed. For FY 2020, indirect charges
        are not needed to balance the General Fund budget. The transfer will go straight to the budget’s bottom line,
        ensuring an optimum fund balance.
                                                            Miscellaneous
                                       Charges for Services  Permits / Fees  0.7%  Interest Income
                                           2.5%       3.7%           0.8%
                                              Fines
                                              2.5%




                                            Franchise Taxes
                                               6.2%






                                                                             Ad Valorem Tax
                                                                               52.5%
                                         General Fund Sales Tax
                                              31.1%








                                             Figure 10:  General Fund revenue by source

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