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Special Revenue Funds



            Storm Water Utility Fund




            On October 17, 2006, the City Council established a Storm Water Utility System. This utility requires a monthly fee for all of
            Southlake’s developed properties. These fees provide a funding source for maintenance, repair, and construction of storm
            water facilities, and can only be spent for these purposes. The monthly storm water fee is the same for all residential dwelling
            units. Residential properties are charged $8 per month for each dwelling unit that is on the property. Fees for non-residential
            properties are calculated individually in proportion to each property’s storm water runoff potential.  For project details, see
                                          STORM WATER UTILITY DISTRICT
            the CIP section of this document.  2020  Proposed and 2019 Revised Budget
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                                                                $ Increase/                    $ Increase/
                             2018        2019         2019      (Decrease)  % Increase/  2020  (Decrease)  % Increase/
                             Actual     Adopted     Amended     Adopted   -Decrease  Proposed   Adopted  -Decrease
         REVENUES
         Stormwater-residential  $898,022   $910,800   $910,800       $0      0.0%     $913,500    $2,700     0.3%
         Stormwater-commercial  632,375      635,000    635,000        0      0.0%      642,000    7,000      1.1%
         Interest                4,298        2,500      14,000     11,500   460.0%      13,300    10,800   432.0%
         Total Revenues       $1,534,695   $1,548,300  $1,559,800  $11,500    0.7%    $1,568,800  $20,500     1.3%

         EXPENDITURES
         Personnel              $81,851     $311,392   $311,392       $0      0.0%     $322,361   $10,969     3.5%
         Operations            $276,991     $300,330   $300,330        0      0.0%     $334,645    34,315    11.4%
         Capital                   $0          $0          $0          0        0          $0        0        0.0%
         Total Expenditures    $358,842     $611,722   $611,722       $0      0.0%     $657,006   $45,284     7.4%
         Net Revenues         $1,175,853    $936,578   $948,078    $11,500             $911,794   ($24,784)

         Transfers Out        (1,369,019)   (235,590)   (236,010)    $420              (1,536,995)  1,301,405
         Proceeds from C.O. Sale   0            0           0                              0
         Total Other Sources (Uses)  ($1,369,019)  ($235,590)  ($236,010)             ($1,536,995)

         Beginning Fund Balance  $1,316,788  $1,123,622  $1,123,622                   $1,835,690
         Ending Fund Balance  $1,123,622   $1,824,610  $1,835,690                     $1,210,489



        FY 2020 Highlights:


        •  For FY 2020, total revenues for this fund are projected at $1,568,800 including $13,300 in interest earnings. This is
            an increase of 1.3% when compared to the FY 2019 Adopted Budget.


        •  Planned expenditures for FY 2020 total $657,006, including $322,361 in personnel expenses and $334,645 in
            operational costs. These costs include a storm water engineer (funded first in FY 2009), contract engineering
            services (surveying, etc.), contract labor for drainage projects, and materials – all budgeted to ensure that we are
            able to adequately manage and respond to identified public drainage issues.

        •  A transfer to the Debt Service Fund of $174,243 is planned, $62,752 to the General Fund for indirect charges, and a
            $1.3 million transfer to the Capital Improvements Program for drainage projects, for total transfers of $1,536,995.

        •  The ending fund balance is projected at $1,210,489. The expenses are necessary to improve and maintain public
            drainage ways throughout the City.






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