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Revenue and Other Financing Sources

               Special Revenue funds are projected to generate $69.8 million in revenue for FY23, an increase of
               $8.4 million (14%) from the previous year’s budget.  Revenue in the Convention & Visitors fund,
               the largest of the category, is budgeted at $22.3 million and represents an increase of $3 million from
               the previous budget year.

               Sales Taxes represent the largest revenue stream at 48% of total revenues.  Sales taxes are budgeted
               at  $33.4  million,  split  between the CCPD,  4B  Transit, and Economic  Development  funds.
               Collections in FY22 were $34.7 million, and represented an increase of 37% from the prior year.  In
               the 4B Transit fund, 3/8-cent of collections are remitted to Trinity Metro in support of commuter
               rail.

                SALES TAXES               FY-2017     FY-2018    FY-2019    FY-2020     FY-2021    FY-2022
                SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS

                4B Transit (3/8 cent)      $9,408,363  $9,815,379  $10,746,439  $8,978,634  $9,584,397  $12,108,064
                Economic Devl (1/8 cent)   $4,062,180  $4,256,509  $4,393,875  $3,872,769  $4,699,128  $5,424,915
                CCPD     (1/2 cent)       $13,229,439  $13,670,499  $14,563,884  $12,501,687  $14,039,776  $17,216,542
                Collections               $26,699,982  $27,742,387  $29,704,198  $25,353,090  $28,323,301  $34,749,521
                Increase / (Decrease)      ($869,018)  $1,042,405  $1,961,811  ($4,351,108)  ($1,380,897)  $9,396,431
                % Change                        -3%         4%         7%        -15%        -5%        37%


               Occupancy Taxes are obtained through the assessment of a 7% tax levy to the rental rate of hotel
               and motel rooms within the City.  Funds generated by the occupancy tax are required to be used
               in a manner that directly enhances and promotes tourism and the convention and hotel industry.
               Occupancy taxes are budgeted at $17.9 million for FY23 and are the second largest source of
               revenue at 26%.  FY22 collections are estimated at $21 million and represent a 67% increase from
               the previous  year.  The  City  collects occupancy taxes from twenty-one  properties within its
               jurisdiction with a combined capacity of 6,022 rooms.

                OCCUPANCY           FY-2017      FY-2018     FY-2019     FY-2020      FY-2021     FY-2022
                TAXES

                Collections         $18,800,655  $19,870,081  $20,767,276  $11,721,334  $12,616,119  $21,019,727
                Increase / (Decrease)  ($163,133)  $1,069,426  $897,195  ($9,045,942)  $894,785   $8,403,608
                % Change                   -1%          6%          5%         -44%          8%         67%


               Charges for Services includes revenue from Grapevine Vintage Railroad operations, facility rental
               fees, food, beverage and merchandise sales, stormwater drainage fees, recreation and camping fees,
               and the Grapevine Visitor Shuttle.  Revenue in this category is budgeted at $12.8 million for FY23,
               up $851,500 from the previous year.  Revenue from festivals is projected at $2.8 million.  The
               Grapevine Vintage Railroad is projected to generate $3.3 million in revenue.  Facility rental income
               is budgeted at $869,000, a decrease of .4% from the previous year.







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