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CHARGES FOR SERVICES        FY-2019    FY-2020    FY-2021    FY-2022     FY-2023    FY-2024
                SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS       Actual      Actual     Actual     Actual      Actual    Estimate

                CVB                         $7,311,251  $3,180,482  $5,191,924  $7,928,044  $9,522,535  $8,671,498
                Stormwater Drainage         $1,571,370  $1,491,696  $1,504,793  $1,516,846  $1,520,316  $1,503,229
                Lake Parks                  $1,332,956  $2,257,891  $2,915,245  $3,223,215  $3,565,791  $2,633,702
                Collections                $10,215,577  $6,930,069  $9,611,962  $12,668,105  $14,608,642  $12,808,429
                Increase / (Decrease)      ($1,311,271)  ($3,285,508)  $2,681,893  $3,056,143  $1,940,537  -$1,800,213
                % Change                        -11%        -32%        39%        32%        15%        -12%


               Stormwater drainage fee revenue, budgeted at $1.5 million, is generated by the assessment of a
               monthly fee on all developed properties within the City.   Funds  collected through the monthly
               billings provide much needed drainage maintenance, repair and construction activities related to
               storm drainage facilities.  The revenue collected from the Stormwater Drainage Utility can only be
               spent on drainage related issues.  For owners of single-family residential properties, the fee is $4 per
               month.  Apartments and all commercial and non-residential properties are billed a fee based upon
               the size of their land area, considering the existing impervious area of the land.  An evaluation has
               been made for each property in order to determine the appropriate charge.

               Recreation and camping fees are budgeted at $3.6  million and are derived from activities on
               approximately 770 acres of parkland surrounding Lake Grapevine and leased from the U.S. Army
               Corps of Engineers.  FY25 revenue is projected to increase by $130,800 (4%).  Revenue in FY24
               is estimated at $2.6 million and represents a decrease of $932,000 (26%) from FY23.














































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