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Sales Tax Districts


        Southlake ParkS develoPment CorPoration (SPdC)


        fund



        The Southlake Parks Development Corporation, a citizen-approved, development corporation established to
        develop and operate park and recreational facilities, uses a half-cent sales tax for all uses permitted by State law.
        The operating fund is used to finance, develop and operate park and recreation facilities, while the debt service
                                               SPDC - OPERATING FUND
        fund is used to account for the accumulation of financial resources for payment of long-term principle and interest
                                                       Parks/Recreation
        costs for SPDC improvements.  The uses of this fund are restricted to those allowed by law and approved by the
        Board of Directors.               2023  Proposed and 2022 Revised Budget




                                                              $ Increase/                      $ Increase/
                               2021       2022       2022     (Decrease)  % Increase/  2023    (Decrease)  % Increase/
                               Actual    Adopted    Amended    Adopted    -Decrease  Proposed   Adopted   -Decrease
        REVENUES
        Sales Tax             $9,249,931  $8,140,300  $9,800,000  $1,659,700  20.4%  $9,898,000  $1,757,700    21.6%
        Rental Income           153,824    153,824    153,824         0        0.0%    153,824        0         0.0%
        Interest                  6,910      8,400      4,100     (4,300)    -51.2%      4,200     (4,200)    -50.0%
        Total Revenues        $9,410,665  $8,302,524  $9,957,924  $1,655,400  19.9%  $10,056,024  $1,753,500   21.1%

        EXPENDITURES
        Personnel               $245,758  $278,743   $278,743        $0        0.0%   $262,726   ($16,017)     -5.7%
        Operations            $1,217,241  $1,366,480  $1,369,305   2,825       0.2%  $1,428,425    61,945       4.5%
        Capital                 $22,739   $190,200   $190,000       (200)     -0.1%   $228,200     38,000      20.0%
        Total Expenditures    $1,485,738  $1,835,423  $1,838,048  $2,625       0.1%  $1,919,351   $83,928      4.6%

        Net Revenues          $7,924,927  $6,467,101  $8,119,876  $1,652,775         $8,136,673  $1,669,572

        Transfers Out          (5,142,497)  (7,128,897)  (7,195,113)  $66,216        (9,686,624)  2,557,727
        Proceeds from C.O. Sale      0          0          0                                0
        Total Other Sources (Uses)  ($5,142,497)  ($7,128,897)  ($7,195,113)        ($9,686,624)

        Beginning Fund Balance  $9,381,016  $12,163,446  $12,163,446                $13,088,209
        Ending Fund Balance  $12,163,446  $11,501,650  $13,088,209                  $11,538,258

            fy 2023 highlightS:

            •  The SPDC Operating Fund is projected to receive $9,898,000 in sales tax revenue, $153,824 in rental income,
               and $4,200 in interest earnings for total projected FY 2023 revenue of $10,056,024. This represents a projected
               21.1% increase over the FY 2022 Adopted Budget.

            •  Total expenditures for the Operating Fund are $1,919,351. This is a 4.6% increase from the FY 2022 Adopted
               Budget.

            •  The adopted FY 2023 Budget includes $1,428,425 for operations, $228,200 for capital expenses, and $262,726
               for personnel. SPDC park maintenance costs represent about 37% of the current total park maintenance costs.
               The proposal to fund certain maintenance costs in SPDC is balanced with master plan implementation, capital
               costs, and fund balance needs.

            •  The ending fund balance for the SPDC Operating Fund will be $11,538,258.



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