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Storm Water Utility Fund



                               On October 17, 2006, the City Council established a Storm Water Utility
                               System. This utility requires a monthly fee for all of Southlake’s developed
                               properties. These fees provide a funding source for maintenance, repair,

            DID YOU            and construction of storm water facilities, and can only be spent for these
                               purposes. The monthly storm water fee is the same for all residential dwelling
            KNOW?
             DID YOU
              KNOW?            units. Residential properties are charged $8 per month for each dwelling unit
                               that is on the property. Fees for non-residential properties are calculated
                               individually in proportion to each property’s storm water runoff potential.
                                        STORM WATER UTILITY DISTRICT
                               For project details, see the CIP section of this document.
                                           2025  Proposed and 2024 Revised Budget



                                                                  $ Increase/                     $ Increase/
                                 2023        2024        2024     (Decrease)  % Increase/  2025   (Decrease)  % Increase/
                                Actual     Adopted     Amended     Adopted   -Decrease  Proposed   Adopted  -Decrease
        REVENUES
   Special Revenue Funds
        Stormwater-residential   $924,872     $924,300   $926,000     $1,700     0.2%     $927,050    $2,750     0.3%
        Stormwater-commercial     681,692     687,000     689,100      2,100     0.3%      692,500    5,500      0.8%
        Interest                   55,280      40,000      66,000     26,000    65.0%       66,000    26,000    65.0%
        Total Revenues          $1,661,844  $1,651,300  $1,681,100   $29,800     1.8%    $1,685,550  $34,250     2.1%

        EXPENDITURES
        Personnel                $208,016     $271,928   $271,928        $0      0.0%     $279,857    $7,929     2.9%
        Operations               $314,678     $337,985   $337,985         0      0.0%     $337,985       0       0.0%
        Capital                       $0          $0          $0          0         0          $0        0       0.0%
        Total Expenditures       $522,694     $609,913   $609,913        $0      0.0%     $617,842    $7,929     1.3%

        Net Revenues            $1,139,150  $1,041,387  $1,071,187   $29,800             $1,067,708  $26,321
        Transfers Out            (912,934)   (1,113,393)  (1,114,585)  $1,192             (869,184)  (244,209)
        Proceeds from C.O. Sale        0           0           0                               0
        Total Other Sources (Uses)  ($912,934)  ($1,113,393)  ($1,114,585)                ($869,184)

        Beginning Fund Balance  $1,936,355  $2,162,571  $2,162,571                       $2,119,173
        Ending Fund Balance     $2,162,571  $2,090,565  $2,119,173                       $2,317,697






          FY 2025 Highlights


          -   For FY 2025, total revenues for this fund are projected at $1,685,550 including $66,000 in interest earnings.
            This is an increase of 2.07% when compared to the FY 2024 Adopted Budget.

          -   Planned expenditures for FY 2025 total $617,842, including $279,857 in personnel expenses and $337,985
            in operational costs. These costs include a portion of drainage staff costs, contract engineering services
            (surveying, etc.), contract labor for drainage projects, and materials – all budgeted to ensure that we are
            able to adequately manage and respond to identified public drainage issues.


          -   A transfer to the Debt Service Fund of $801,762 is planned and $67,422 to the General Fund for indirect
            charges for total transfers of $869,184. No transfer to the Capital Improvements Program is planned for
            FY 2025.

          -   The ending fund balance is projected at $2,317,697. The expenses are necessary to improve and maintain
            public drainage ways throughout the City.

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