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Public Improvement District Fund



            PID #1 – Downtown

            FUND SUMMARY

                                                                                             Change from
                                           FY2020      FY2021      FY2021      FY2022
                                                                                           FY2021 Adopted
                                            Final      Adopted    Adjusted    Adopted     Amount       %
            Other Tax                             -           -     2,616,166        -           -     0.00%
            Use of Money & Property           18,400          -          -           -           -     0.00%
            Other                          2,776,631   2,748,951    159,604   2,707,980    (40,971)   -1.49%
            Transfer In                     353,728     360,803     360,803     457,150     96,347    26.70%
            Use of Fund Balance                   -     114,153     114,153      60,528    (53,625)  -46.98%
            Revenue                       $3,148,760   $3,223,907   $3,250,726   $3,225,658   $        1,751   0.05%


            Gen Operating & Maintenance    3,061,719   3,159,130   3,185,949   3,162,355     3,225     0.10%
            Transfer Out & Other              63,421     64,777      64,777      63,303      (1,474)  -2.28%
            Expenses                      $3,125,140   $3,223,907   $3,250,726   $3,225,658   $        1,751   0.05%

            FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS
            Public  Improvement  District  (PID)  #1  -  Downtown  Fort  Worth  was  established  in  1986  and  was  the  first
            improvement district in the State of Texas.  The Downtown Fort Worth PID was re-established by petition of the
            property owners on June 23, 2009 for a term period of 20 years and consists of 380 acres.

            The funds are utilized primarily in the areas of maintenance and landscaping, promotions and marketing, an
            ambassador program, transportation and planning, trash removal, and administration (management of the PID).











































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