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Internal Service Funds                                              Capital Projects Service

            FUND SUMMARY

                                           FY2022      FY2023      FY2023      FY2024      Chg from PY Adopted
                                             Final     Adopted     Adjusted      Rec.      Amount         %

            Revenues
              Property Tax               $        —  $        —  $        —  $        —  $        —           0.0 %
              Sales Tax                           —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Other Tax                           —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              License & Permits                   —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Intergovernmental                   —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Charge for Service           15,052,757    15,652,944    15,652,944    17,444,466     1,791,522     11.4 %
              Fines & Forfeitures                 —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Use of Money & Property         63,083     100,000     100,000     110,000      10,000         10.0 %
              Special Assessments                 —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Other                               —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Transfer In                     10,025          —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Use of Fund Balance                 —     1,647,793     1,647,793     427,405    (1,220,388)     -74.1 %
            Total Revenues                 15,125,865    17,400,737    17,400,737    17,981,871     581,134     3.3 %


            Expenses
              Salaries & Benefits          12,390,595    13,818,086    13,818,086    13,694,323     (123,763)     -0.9 %
              Gen Operating & Maintenance     2,711,134     3,034,264     3,034,264     3,478,156     443,892     14.6 %
              Capital Accts                       —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Debt Service Accts                  —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Transfer Out & Other          1,970,530     548,387     548,387     809,392     261,005        47.6 %
              Contra Accounts                     —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Project Budget Account              —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
            Total Expenses                 17,072,259    17,400,737    17,400,737    17,981,871     581,134     3.3 %
            Grand Total                  $  (1,946,394) $     —  $        —  $        —  $        —           0.0 %

                                                   2023                    2024                  Change
            Fund                             AP          FTE         AP          FTE         AP          FTE
            Capital Projects Service Fund     129.00      129.00      125.00      125.00        (4.00)      (4.00)
            Total                             129.00      129.00      125.00      125.00        (4.00)      (4.00)

            FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS
            The Capital Projects Service Fund provides for program management, engineering design, project management,
            surveying, and quality control and construction inspection services for most water, sewer, street, storm drainage,
            sidewalk, and other city initiated infrastructure improvement projects. Additionally, construction inspection services
            and  quality  control  are  provided  for  developer-initiated  infrastructure  projects  under  Community  Facility
            Agreements.

            The  Fund’s  core  functions  include  leadership  and  management  of  the  City’s  high  profile  capital  programs  and
            projects;  implementation  of  Integrated  Program  Management;  facilitation  and  improvement  of  tracking  and
            reporting  of  project/program  status  in  partnership  with  the  Management  Team  and  Financial  Management
            Services  Department;  improvement  and  capacity  expansion  of  the  city  capital  program  and  project  delivery
            systems; and synchronization of the city’s capital planning process with the City’s Comprehensive Plan.





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