Page 230 - City of Westlake FY20 Budget
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Section 4 Enterprise Funds
                                                                                    Utility Fund Overview


                  •  Tap and Impact Fees $119,015:
                     These revenues are a direct reflection of new home starts.

                  •  Waste Management $6,190:
                     Waste Management: The Town receives a 12% fee from its franchisee and 3% fee from license holders
                     providing construction waste services.  The current rate for solid waste and recycling service was adopted
                     in June 2019.

                  •  Ductbank Permit Fees $186,091:
                     The ductbank is a series of Town owned conduit that houses underground telecommunication
                     infrastructure in portions of Westlake.  Revenues are contingent upon utility companies leasing out
                     portions of the ductbank. The Town continues to anticipate growth in new ductbank leases with
                     telecommunications companies.

              Operating Expenditures
                • Total operating expenditures are budgeted to be $4,761,885
                • This represents a 5% decrease of $240,194 from prior year estimated.
                     o Debt increased $104,241; due to increased payments ($102K) to the Texas Water Development Board
                       for the Fort Worth Waterline project.
                     o Leases and rentals increased $1,000
                     o Payroll transfers out to the General Fund decreased $25,048; A percentage of salaries are paid from the
                       Visitors Association Fund; Town Manager’s office, Facilities, Parks and Recreation, Finance and Human
                       Resources. Several department positions were changed midway thru FY18/19 resulting in changes to
                       fund allocations for FY19/20.
                     o Repair and maintenance will remain flat at $161,065
                     o Rent and utilities increased $2,177; based on the tiered leasing cost of the new municipal building space
                       in July 2017.
                     o Services increased $157,825; the purchase of water from the City of Fort Worth will increase based on
                       anticipated residential increase for FY19/20.
                     o Supplies will remain flat at $7,040
                     o Travel and training will remain flat at $7,795

              Non-Operating Expenditures
                • Total non-operating expenditures are budgeted to be $113,280.
                • This represents an 95% decrease of $1,995,646 from prior year estimated.
                     o Capital outlay will remain flat at $31,055
                     o Capital Projects decreased $1,996,332; due to one-time project in the prior year for the Fort Worth
                       Waterline project.
                     o Transfers out increased $686







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