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FY 2020‐21 Five‐Year Operating Fund Outlook




                                        Keller Development Corporation (KDC) Fund

                                      FY 2021‐22     FY 2022‐23    FY 2023‐24     FY 2024‐25     FY 2025‐26

                                                          Revenues
                 Sales Tax               3,325,240      3,408,371     3,493,581     3,580,920      3,325,240
                 Charges for Service        16,000        16,000         16,000         16,000        16,000
                 Other Revenue              46,976        47,916         48,874         49,851        46,976
                 Total Revenue          $3,388,217    $3,472,287     $3,558,455     $3,646,772    $3,388,217

                                                        Expenditures
                 Operations &               26,000        27,040        28,122          29,246        30,416
                 maintenance
                 Services & other          45,542         47,363        49,258         51,228         53,277
                 Debt Service            1,582,927      1,590,612      251,425        251,015        255,383
                 Transfers to other     1,787,500      1,332,750       976,025      1,045,628        692,891
                 funds
                 Capital outlay           150,000         15,000        75,000
                 Future Anticipated
                 needs
                 Total Expenditures     $3,591,969     $3,012,765    $1,379,830     $1,377,117     $1,031,967

                      Variance          $(203,752)      $459,521     $2,178,625     $2,269,654     $2,705,324


               Five‐Year Outlook Notes:

                 The  KDC  fund  typically  cash  funds  large  parks  and  recreation  capital  projects.  Though  conversations
                   regarding  future  projects  are  ongoing  among  the  Parks  and  Recreation  Board,  Keller  Development
                   Corporation, and Keller City Council, there are no new, significant projects listed on the five‐year CIP at this
                   time.
                 Starting in FY 2020‐21, the trail expansion project funding will increase by 10% annually.
                 The five‐year CIP does include annual funding to replace parking lots at the Sports Park, replace playground
                   equipment, and perform capital repairs at various parks.
                 FY 2022‐23 includes the last payment for the 2011 GO.
























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