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EFFECT OF PLANNING PROCESSES ON THE OPERATING BUDGET

The City utilizes several planning processes that affect the development of the operating budget.
Effective planning processes assist the City in assessing the financial implications of current and
proposed policies, programs, and assumptions. An effective plan illustrates the likely outcomes of
particular courses of actions.

Name of Plan Type Of Description Of Budget
Planning Process Planning Process Impact
Employee Annual review of Open Compare jobs and Maintain 50th
Compensation Range and Grade/Step compensation with 18 cities percentile in
pay scales in the DFW area market position

Facilities Capital Five-year plan by The prioritization of Stability of
Maintenance facility and departmental requests for General fund
maintenance activity or projects along with known appropriations
project maintenance requirements

Parks Capital Five-year plan by Identifies, prioritizes and Stability of
Maintenance facility, maintenance schedules improvements to General fund
activity or project parks, medians and grounds appropriations

Street Maintenance Five-year plan to Inspection, prioritization Stability of
maintain and improve and scheduling of surface General fund
roadways, sidewalks, repair and preventive appropriations
curbs and gutters maintenance of streets

Vehicle / Equipment Five-year plan of Development of Cash funding;
Replacement scheduled vehicle and replacement intervals based timing and
heavy equipment on equipment age, usage, sizing of debt
replacement and lifetime repair costs issues and
payments for
large apparatus

Capital Improvements Five-year plan of major City Council identification Predictable
Plan infrastructure of projects; prioritizing; funding levels,
development and costing; timing; financing debt service
improvements and project management planning

Land Use Assumptions Ten-year plan of land Identification of residential Water & sewer
use assumptions and & non-residential land use capacity plans,
infrastructure needs development opportunities debt issues

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