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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
            DID YOU            law.  The operating fund is used to finance, develop and operate park and
            KNOW?              recreation facilities, while the debt service fund is used to account for the
             DID YOU
              KNOW?            accumulation of financial resources for payment of long-term principle and
                                           SPDC - OPERATING FUND
                               interest costs for SPDC improvements.  The uses of this fund are restricted to             Special Revenue Funds
                                                      Parks/Recreation
                               those allowed by law and approved by the Board of Directors.
                                          2024  Proposed and 2023 Revised Budget



                                                                $ Increase/                   $ Increase/
                                   2022       2023       2023   (Decrease)  % Increase/  2024  (Decrease)  % Increase/
                                  Actual     Adopted   Amended   Adopted  -Decrease  Proposed  Adopted  -Decrease
           REVENUES
           Sales Tax              $10,610,993  $9,898,000  $9,898,000  $0    0.0%    $9,898,000     $0     0.0%
           Rental Income             140,532   153,824   153,824       0     0.0%      153,824       0     0.0%
           Interest                  (19,193)    4,200   163,000  158,800  3781.0%     152,000   147,800  3519.0%
           Total Revenues         $10,732,332  $10,056,024  $10,214,824  $158,800  1.6%  $10,203,824  $147,800  1.5%

           EXPENDITURES
           Personnel                $299,035  $262,726  $296,526  $33,800   12.9%     $629,827  $367,101  139.7%
           Operations              $1,358,760  $1,428,425  $1,413,300  (15,125)  -1.1%  $1,727,570  299,145  20.9%
           Capital                   $62,404  $228,200  $316,944   88,744   38.9%     $472,500   244,300  107.1%
           Total Expenditures      $1,720,199  $1,919,351  $2,026,770  $107,419  5.6%  $2,829,897  $910,546  47.4%
           Net Revenues            $9,012,133  $8,136,673  $8,188,054  $51,381       $7,373,927  ($762,746)

           Transfers Out           (7,195,113)  (9,686,624)  (9,692,976)  $6,352     (8,690,729)  (995,895)
           Proceeds from C.O. Sale       0         0          0                            0
           Total Other Sources (Uses)  ($7,195,113)  ($9,686,624)  ($9,692,976)     ($8,690,729)

           Beginning Fund Balance  $12,199,419  $14,016,439  $14,016,439            $12,511,517
           Ending Fund Balance    $14,016,439  $12,466,488  $12,511,517             $11,194,715





          FY 2024 Highlights



          -   The SPDC Operating Fund is projected to receive $9,898,000 in sales tax revenue, $153,824 in rental
            income, and $152,000 in interest earnings for total projected FY 2024 revenue of $10,203,824.

          -   Total expenditures for the Operating Fund are $2,829,897. This is a 47.4% increase from the FY 2023
            Adopted Budget.


          -   The adopted FY 2024 Budget includes $472,500 for capital expenses and $629,827 for personnel.
            SPDC park maintenance costs represent about 38% of the current total park maintenance costs.  The
            plan 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 $11,194,715.




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