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Property Tax Supported Long-Term
            Debt as a % of Assessed Valuation


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                              Warning Trend:  Increasing net long-term debt as a percentage of assessed valuation
                                                Long-term debt    Assessed valuation

            This chart shows the debt issued by Southlake that is supported by property tax revenues relative to
            the total assessed valuation. Credit industry benchmarks state debt exceeding ten percent of assessed
            valuation as well as increasing long-term debt as a percentage of assessed valuation are warning signals.
            Neither of these trends are reflected in this chart which shows that the property tax supported long-
            term debt as a percentage of assessed valuation has been falling since 2003 and remains well below the
            ten percent benchmark. The City has established its own target of two percent or below, as outlined in
            the Financial Principles section of the Appendix, and since 2007, our debt as a percentage of assessed
            valuation has been at or below two percent.
                                                   Debt as %                                          Debt as %
                        Long-Term      Assessed                           Long-Term     Assessed
            Fiscal Year                            of Assessed Fiscal Year                           of Assessed
                          Debt        Valuation                             Debt        Valuation
                                                    Valuation                                         Valuation
               2003    $108,251,208  $3,590,810,881  3.01%      2015     $75,779,902  $6,760,119,917    1.12%
               2004    $104,384,962 $3,737,260,696   2.79%      2016     $67,555,109  $7,322,599,520   0.92%
               2005    $92,345,898  $3,913,240,543   2.36%      2017     $59,439,993  $8,269,475,160    0.72%
               2006    $86,977,885  $4,207,074,169   2.07%      2018     $50,477,189  $8,743,046,226   0.58%
               2007    $91,759,026  $4,593,954,505   2.00%      2019     $43,475,681  $9,810,068,614   0.44%
               2008     $87,122,650  $5,088,802,161   1.71%     2020     $36,272,575 $10,526,366,088   0.34%
               2009    $88,846,144  $5,582,058,197   1.46%      2021     $28,784,272  $10,714,248,031   0.27%
               2010     $93,169,077  $6,252,920,129  1.49%      2022     $24,528,447  $11,138,315,427   0.22%
               2011    $93,402,615   $6,178,132,589   1.51%     2023     $29,497,940  $12,177,275,938  0.24%
               2012    $95,940,907  $6,226,088,861   1.49%      2024     $38,547,405 $13,974,849,859   0.28%
               2013     $87,681,533  $6,442,291,913   1.37%     2025     $31,573,989  $14,910,066,581   0.21%
               2014    $79,129,909  $6,653,765,251    1.19%     2026     $35,218,552  $15,477,730,411   0.23%
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