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Intergovernmental revenue  comes  from  other
               municipalities with whom Colleyville has a service     INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE
               agreement. The total FY 2022 budget of $477,000    $600,000
               includes  $362,000  from  the  City  of  Keller  as
                                                                $500,000
               payment  for  shared  Municipal  Court  service,
               which Colleyville administers, and $114,600 from    $400,000
               Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District    $300,000
               to reimburse Colleyville  for our School Resource
                                                                $200,000
               Officers.  This  revenue  is  expected  to  remain
                                                                $100,000
               steady with our associated program costs for the
               near future.                                          $-
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                                                                         MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
               Miscellaneous  revenue  includes  any  revenue
                                                                $1,200,000
               items that do not fit into another category, such
                                                                $1,000,000
               as grant proceeds,  sale of  property, credit card
               revenue,  and  earned  interest.  Until  FY  2020,    $800,000
               earned  interest  was  the  highest  earner in  this
                                                                 $600,000
               category.  However,  our  recent  recession  has
                                                                 $400,000
               turned  this  around,  and  staff  is  currently
               budgeting $25,000 of interest income as opposed    $200,000
               to the $200,000 received in FY 2020.
                                                                       $-
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               Previously, the City adhered to a common practice
               whereby  the  Utility  Fund  had  been  charged  a                TRANSFERS IN
               franchise fee of 4% as well as an operating transfer    $1,200,000
               of another 4%. This practice was discontinued  by
                                                                 $1,000,000
               the City Council  in conjunction  with lower water
               rates in August  of 2016, resulting in  no  revenue    $800,000
               here in FY 2017. The transfers in subsequent years
               as  well  as  FY  2022  include  reimbursement  of    $600,000
               eligible  personnel  costs  from  the  TIF and  Utility
                                                                  $400,000
               Fund to the General Fund. This practice is expected
               to continue indefinitely as long as General and TIF    $200,000
               Fund  personnel  work  on  Utility  Fund  related
                                                                        $-
               operations.                                                  FY  FY   FY  FY   FY  FY  FY   FY  FY
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