Page 25 - Southlake FY24 Budget
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Debt Service Fund                                                    Utility Fund
                                                                      Expenditure Highlights
          For FY 2024, revenues are estimated at
                                                                                  Personnel
          $5,957,343, with $5,862,343 coming from ad
          valorem taxes, and $95,000 from interest                        Item                Expenditure
          income. Transfers into the fund are budgeted at                                Up to 4.5% combined
          $397,341 to pay the debt service for the bonds             Pay Adjustment         Merit and Market              Transmittal Letter
          issued for storm water improvements. Total
          expenditures are adopted at $6,769,139 for
          annual principal and interest payments, as well            Health Insurance      6.9% rate increase
          as related administrative costs.
                                                                     Operations - Legislative Impact
          The Debt Service Fund is projected to end the
          2024 fiscal year with reserves of $2,578,932.            Lead & Copper Rule          $405,718
          The fund balance allows us to meet our debt               Revisions Program
          service fund balance policy which states that the
          City of Southlake “…shall also maintain Reserve           Fifth Unregulated
                                                                      Contaminant
          Funds for all statutorily required reserve funds to        Monitoring Rule            $8,200
          guarantee debt service.”                                    Sampling and
                                                                         Analysis

                                                                                 Operations
          Utility Fund
                                                                  Control Valve Rebuild
                                                                     - PS1 and Miron
          The Utility Fund is used to account for the               Elevated Storage            $60,000
          acquisition, operation, and maintenance of                      Tanks
          Southlake’s municipal water and sewer utility,              Chemicals and
          supported primarily by user charges to utility              Electricity for
          customers. The fund accounts for operational               Residual Control           $46,500
          costs as well as debt service for utility system           System at Pump
                                                                         Station 1
          improvement bonds. The intent of this fund is
          for the direct beneficiaries to pay for all costs
                                                                    Contract Services
          of the fund – including debt service – through          Increase - Regulatory         $23,404
          fees levied for the services provided. Revenue                Sampling
          and expenses related to garbage service are also
          accounted for in the Utility Fund.


          Revenue highlights. The Utility Fund revenues                 Sewer Tap               $20,000
          are projected at $40,426,600 for an increase                 Installations
          of $6,281,400. This is a 18.4% increase when
          compared with the FY 2023 adopted budget.
                                                                        Inspection
                                                                       of Electrical
                                                                   Components for Lift          $12,500
                                                                     Station Controls




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