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Strategic Initiative Fund



            Strategic Initiative Fund




            The City of Southlake’s Fund Balance Policy states, “The City of Southlake’s goal shall be to maintain a fund balance
                                                       GENERAL FUND
            in the General Fund equal to a minimum of 15% of General Fund budgeted operating expenditures, with the opti-
            mum goal of 25%.”  Since 2006, any dollars beyond the optimal goal of 25% have been transferred to the Strategic
                                                       Strategic Initiative Fund
            Initiative Fund with uses limited to one-time, non-recurring expenses.
                                                   2020  Proposed and 2019 Revised Budget
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                                                                                                                08/12/19
                                                                  $ Increase/                    $ Increase/
                                2018        2019        2019      (Decrease)  % Increase/  2020  (Decrease)  % Increase/
                                Actual     Adopted     Amended     Adopted  -Decrease  Proposed   Adopted   -Decrease
            REVENUES
            Interest               30,495       8,000       54,000   46,000   575.0%       50,000    42,000     525.0%
            Total Revenues        $30,495      $8,000       $54,000  $46,000   0.0%       $50,000   $42,000     525.0%

            EXPENDITURES
            Infrastructure Maintenance  $0       $0            $0       $0     0.0%          $0         0        0.0%
            Community Enhancement  338,370     650,000      650,000     0      0.0%       175,000   (475,000)   -73.1%
            Technology Infrastructure  0          0            0        0      0.0%          0          0        0.0%
            Capital Acquisition    106,190     63,126       63,126      0      0.0%        48,598   (14,528)    -23.0%
            Total Expenditures    $444,560    $713,126     $713,126     $0     0.0%      $223,598  ($489,528)   -68.6%

            Net Revenues         ($414,065)   ($705,126)   ($659,126)  $46,000           ($173,598)  $531,528

            Transfer from other funds  $9,000,000  $7,400,000  $8,600,000               $5,750,000
            Transfer to other funds                    (9,840,000)                       (7,020,000)                           (7,020,000)                             (7,200,000)
            Total Other Sources/(Uses)  ($840,000)  $380,000  $1,580,000                ($1,450,000)

            Beginning Fund Balance  $4,552,064  $3,297,999  $3,297,999                  $4,218,873
            Ending Fund Balance  $3,297,999  $2,972,873   $4,218,873                    $2,595,275




            FY 2020 Highlights:


            •  Infrastructure Maintenance Funding:  We are proposing that $1,500,000 be transferred from the SIF to the Facility
               Maintenance Fund. The purpose of this fund is to build capacity for future maintenance projects as we will have
               many needs to address as our facilities age.

            •  Community Enhancement Funding:   This category of funding is set aside as a way to provide pay-as-you-go funding
               for initiatives which will enhance the quality of life or aesthetics of Southlake. For FY 2020 community enhancement
               projects include:  $125,000 for 2035 Master Plan Updates and $50,000 improvements to the Parkwood facility.


            •  Capital Acquisition Funding:  We are proposing to transfer $3,500,000 from the SIF to the Capital Improvements
               Program for the purpose of building infrastructure.   This cash funding will eliminate the need for the City to issue
               bonds for General Fund CIP projects in FY 2020.  Recall we used this approach since FY 2015.


            •  Technology:  We are proposing to transfer $3.5 million to this fund to cover certain technology expenses.






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