HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 5City of Lakeville
Finance Department
Memorandum
To: Mayor and Council
Justin Miller, City Administrator
From: Jerilyn Erickson, Finance Director
Date: March 26, 2018
Subject: General Fund 2017 Preliminary Yearend Financial Report
The preliminary yearend 2017 financial report for the General Fund is attached for your
review. It is unaudited and may change.
The preliminary yearend 2017 report shows the variances from the amended budget as well
as the budget estimate. Conservative estimates for both revenues and expenditures were
used for the budget estimate since two to three months of activity would still occur at the
time the estimates were being prepared. Actual revenues were 0.9% higher than estimated.
Actual expenditures were 2.2% lower than estimated.
The estimated reduction to the General Fund reserve at 12/31/2017 is ($1,152) which is
approximately $787,000 higher than estimated during the 2018 budget process. This results
in a 51.8% fund balance ratio which is higher than the 40-50% range established by City
policy.
Because the use of General Fund reserves was anticipated to be significantly less than what
was budgeted in 2017, Staff recommended and the City Council approved a planned use of
reserves for one-time or long-term purchases as part of the 2018 budget:
Fiber Project – Phase II $ 260,864
Comp Plan Updates $ 51,000
Trail Improvement Plan $ 100,000
Building Fund $ 300,000
Community Survey / Envision Lakeville Update $ 30,000
Total $ 741,864
Considering this planned use of reserves, the fund balance ratio could be recalculated to be
49.2%.
The Council may want to consider some options for committing some of the General Fund
reserves towards specific needs that were identified during the preparation of the 2018
budget as well as the 2018-2022 Capital Improvement Program. This would mitigate some of
the pressure on the 2019 tax levy. Some potential uses would include the following:
Equipment Fund – currently projected to issue approximately $1.23 million in bonds in
2019 for vehicle/equipment replacement;
Building Fund
Park Improvement Fund
Trail Improvement Fund
Street Reconstruction Projects
Pavement Management Fund
Debt Levy Management
Severance Payouts
Staff will be starting the 2019 budget and 2019-2023 Capital Improvement Program updates
in the coming months. They will be reviewing the long-term plans to prioritize projects,
technology and equipment replacement, facility repairs, personnel needs, etc. as well as the
associated funding sources, which could include the use of General Fund reserves.
Attachment: 2017 Preliminary Yearend Financial Report
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS:
The following financial report and analysis offers readers a narrative overview of the financial activities
of the City for the year ended December 31, 2017. This report only covers the General Fund. Readers
should take note that this information is preliminary as the City’s annual audit has not been
completed and some amounts may be estimated as the final audit work is still being completed. The
readers are encouraged to consider the information presented here in conjunction with the unaudited
financial statements attached to this report, the adopted budget and the five‐year Capital
Improvement Plan.
General Fund ‐ Revenues
Property tax revenues
General property taxes exceeded budget estimates by $92,000 due in part to delinquent
tax collections. All delinquent taxes are recorded in the General Fund and the other funds
receive 100 percent of the levy. Tax payments from Dakota County were received in June
and December, with the final settlement received in January 2018.
Licenses and Permits.
Licenses and Permits exceeded budget estimates by $110,000. Building permit revenue
continues to be strong exceeding 2016 by 9.9 percent. The following chart shows the 2016
actual number of building permits as well as a comparison of the 2017 budget to actual.
Permit Type
2016
Actual
2017
Budget
2017
Estimate
2017
Actual
Single Family 389 300 400 454
Townhome 76 50 76 77
Apartments (Units) 9 (98 Units) (195 Units) 2 (196 Units) 3 (315 Units)
Commercial 10 4 8 9
Intergovernmental.
Intergovernmental revenues were consistent with budget estimates. In addition to Police
State Aid and Fire State Aid, revenue for public safety programs such as traffic safety, DUI
Officer and Firefighter Training grants continue to be strong.
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General Fund ‐ Revenues (Continued)
Charges for Services.
Charges and services were below budget estimates by $14,000.
General government services revenues exceeded budget estimates by $36,000 due largely
to increases in planning activities from new development plans and a payment of $13,000
from Dakota Electric capital credits.
Public safety revenues fell short of budget estimates by $6,000. Changes to the School
Resources Officer contract with the school district exceeded budget estimates by $24,000.
Security services related to Samaritan’s Purse during the holiday season were below
budget estimates by $10,000. Other security services were also below estimates, but this
is offset by lower overtime costs. Forfeiture sales for 2017 were below budget estimates
by $19,000. Revenues from forfeiture sales have restrictions as to what they can be spent
on.
Public works revenues for engineering‐related services in connection with developer
construction administration, inspection and GIS were below budget estimates by $3,000.
Revenues of $669,000 have been recognized from City improvement projects.
Parks and Recreation program revenues exceeded the adopted budget by $8,000 but fell
short of budget estimates by $37,000. Budget estimates were increased a little too
aggressively and fell short of expectations. Expenses related to program revenues are also
lower as a result.
Court Fines
Revenues from court fines ($393,000) fell short of budget estimates and were below 2016
actual by $14,000.
Investment Revenue and Miscellaneous
Investment revenue exceeded budget estimates by $22,000. Interest earnings for the
General Fund amounted to $103,000. This is comprised of investment earnings of $166,000
and a deduction for the market value adjustment of $(63,000). Miscellaneous revenues
exceed budget estimates by $24,000 due to donations received by the Fire Department to
purchase water rescue equipment.
General Fund ‐ Expenditures
Personnel Services – Personnel services of $18,900,000 were under budget estimates by
$205,000. Savings were realized in the Street Department from another mild fall. Police
realized saving in overtime resulting from fewer security hours needed for Samaritan’s Purse.
Construction Services had some vacant positions at the end of 2017 that were not anticipated
in the budget estimates.
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General Fund ‐ Expenditures (continued)
Motor Fuels – Motor fuels were $25,000 under budget and $38,000 under the 2017 revised
estimates as prices continue to stay low as well as a lower number of snow events.
Utilities – Electricity. Actual costs were below the adopted budget by $16,000 and below the
2017 revised estimates by $9,000. Upgrades and improvements to the facilities building
automation has helped in reducing energy consumption.
Utilities – Natural Gas. Actual costs were below the adopted budget by $10,000 and below the
2017 revised estimates by $7,000. Natural gas costs continue to be low, but the budget
anticipates these costs to trend upward in the coming years.
City Clerk. Expenditures were below 2016 actual due to the election in 2016.
Legal. The new contract with the City Attorney resulted in legal cost to exceed 2016 by $21,000
but were below 2017 budget estimates.
Inspections. Expenditures include the addition of an additional Building Inspector and vehicle
in the second half of 2017. Total expenditures were $33,000 below budget estimates as a result
of lower contractual electrical inspection than anticipated.
Information Systems. Other charges and services were under budget estimates by $15,000 as
the department continues to review its current software and related annual maintenance
costs. The department also realized savings as a result of an employee vacancy during 2017.
Human Resources. Appropriations for city‐wide training were not utilized in 2017 and the
classification and compensation studies were only partially completed in 2017.
Insurance: Insurance expense related to the General Fund was increased from the adopted
budget due to higher claims experience in 2017 and a lower than anticipated insurance
dividend.
Police Department. The Police Department is the largest General Fund department. Personnel
services were below budget estimates by $49,000 as a result of less security overtime,
employee transitions and lower benefit costs.
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General Fund ‐ Expenditures (continued)
Fire Department. The Fire Department exceeded the Amended Budget by $2,500 due in part
to higher number of fire calls than anticipated and higher worker’s compensation insurance.
An increase in the Fire State Aid payment also contributed to the overage, but is offset by
revenues.
Engineering Department. Personnel services are trailing budget as a result of transitions within
the department staff. Other charges and services within the Engineering Department were
$19,000 below budget estimates as a result of traffic studies and the CR 70 arterial study not
completed in 2017.
Streets. As a result of the fewer snow events during 2017 which impacts both personnel
services and commodities, the department was $293,000 under budget and $197,000 under
the 2017 budget estimates. The department spent 27% fewer hours in 2017 versus 2016 when
it came to snow removal and ice control.
Parks. Similar to Streets, fewer snow events equate to less overtime removing snow from parks
and trails. As a result, the Parks department was $48,000 under budget estimates for 2017.
Parks was up over the 2016 actual due in part to a full year of the Parks Superintendent in 2017
which was vacant for the majority of 2016.
Recreation and Heritage Center. Expenses are down compared to 2017 budget estimates due
to lower program revenues noted in charges for services. Personnel costs are up in 2017 over
2016 due to the addition of a part‐time Administrative Assistant position in the second quarter
of 2016 resulting in a full year expense in 2017.
Arts Center. Expenses are down compared to 2017 budget estimates due to lower program
revenues noted in charges for services. Expenses are up over 2016 due in part to increases in
the Arts Grant program expenses. Expenses are covered 100 percent by grant funding.
Transfers. Some resolutions were approved after the budget process that provided funding
for projects related to TIF 20, fiber installation and the Dodd Boulevard street project.
Therefore, the transfers out exceed the budget estimates by $32,000.
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General Fund ‐ Fund Balance
Fund Balance. During the adoption of the 2018 Budget, the 2017 Fund balance was projected
to be $14,288,000. The actual fund balance is anticipated to be $15,077,000. That is a $787,000
increase resulting from the previous discussions above. The estimated fund balance ratio is
51.8% which exceeds the 40‐50% range established by City policy.
Unaudited
2017 2017 Variance from 12/31/2017 Change from
Adopted Amended 12/31/2017 Amended Budget Actual Budget 12/31/2017 Budget
Budget Budget Actual Positive (Negative)Percent Estimate Actual Etimate
Revenues
General property taxes 18,833,557$ 18,833,557$ 18,921,525$ 87,968$ 100.5% 18,829,967$ 18,921,525$ 91,558$
Licenses and permits 2,202,952 2,341,308 3,306,526 965,218 141.2% 3,195,930 3,306,526 110,596
Intergovernmental 1,021,685 1,038,920 1,066,097 27,177 102.6% 1,064,718 1,066,097 1,379
Charges for services 2,666,697 2,730,454 2,712,361 (18,093) 99.3% 2,726,644 2,712,361 (14,283)
Court fines 466,000 466,000 392,514 (73,486) 84.2% 400,193 392,514 (7,679)
Investment income 90,071 90,071 102,783 12,712 114.1% 81,000 102,783 21,783
Miscellaneous 37,860 59,401 74,365 14,964 125.2%43,680 74,365 30,685
Total revenues 25,318,822 25,559,711 26,576,171 1,016,460 104.0%26,342,132 26,576,171 234,039
Expenditures
Mayor and Council 101,090 101,090 97,637 3,453 96.6% 100,193 97,637 2,556
Committees and Commissions 75,660 93,160 93,153 7 100.0% 93,029 93,153 (124)
City Administration 423,147 423,147 406,890 16,257 96.2% 418,111 406,890 11,221
City Clerk 139,774 139,774 136,534 3,240 97.7% 139,009 136,534 2,475
Legal Counsel 57,000 80,000 77,936 2,064 97.4% 80,000 77,936 2,064
Planning 564,262 564,262 512,124 52,138 90.8% 530,792 512,124 18,668
Community and Econ. Development 358,272 358,272 309,990 48,282 86.5% 308,279 309,990 (1,711)
Inspections 1,061,584 1,199,940 1,165,323 34,617 97.1% 1,198,108 1,165,323 32,785
General Government Facilities 529,611 529,611 512,240 17,371 96.7% 527,320 512,240 15,080
Finance 759,615 759,615 736,256 23,359 96.9% 745,547 736,256 9,291
Information Systems 620,742 620,742 540,485 80,257 87.1% 563,912 540,485 23,427
Human Resources 520,626 520,626 459,803 60,823 88.3% 490,037 459,803 30,234
Insurance 182,180 285,000 285,000 ‐ 100.0% 285,000 285,000 ‐
Police 10,493,244 10,493,244 10,329,537 163,707 98.4% 10,461,156 10,329,537 131,619
Fire 1,788,770 1,810,311 1,812,792 (2,481) 100.1% 1,810,007 1,812,792 (2,785)
Engineering 1,005,397 1,005,397 793,317 212,080 78.9% 812,335 793,317 19,018
Construction Services 664,477 664,477 473,475 191,002 71.3% 487,538 473,475 14,063
Streets 3,276,483 3,276,483 2,983,390 293,093 91.1% 3,180,614 2,983,390 197,224
Parks 2,541,925 2,541,925 2,467,087 74,838 97.1% 2,514,729 2,467,087 47,642
Recreation 672,981 654,961 653,431 1,530 99.8% 664,904 653,431 11,473
Heritage Center 95,822 124,473 114,981 9,492 92.4% 125,814 114,981 10,833
Arts Center 502,337 555,198 539,869 15,329 97.2%549,543 539,869 9,674
Total expenditures 26,434,999 26,801,708 25,501,250 1,300,458 95.1%26,085,977 25,501,250 584,727
Excess (deficiency) of revenues
over expenditures (1,116,177) (1,241,997) 1,074,921 2,316,918 256,155 1,074,921 818,766
Other financing sources (uses)
Transfer from other funds 782,655 782,655 782,655 ‐ 100.0% 782,655 782,655 ‐
Transfer to other funds (1,145,000) (1,858,728) (1,858,728) ‐ 100.0%(1,826,957) (1,858,728) (31,771)
Total other financing sources (uses) (362,345) (1,076,073) (1,076,073) ‐ (1,044,302) (1,076,073) (31,771)
Net change in fund balance (1,478,522) (2,318,070) (1,152) 2,316,918 (788,147) (1,152) 786,995
Beginning fund balance 14,121,784 15,076,500 15,076,500 ‐ 15,076,500 15,076,500 ‐
Ending fund balance 12,643,262$ 12,758,430$ 15,075,348$ 2,316,918$ 14,288,353$ 15,075,348$ 786,995$
Adj fund balance, Dec 31 (net of restricted )12,062,600$ 14,379,518$ 13,592,523$ 14,379,518$
Ratio: Fund balance to CY expenditures 47.8%47.6%56.4%52.1%56.4%
Ratio: Fund balance to NY expenditures 46.0%51.8%49.0%51.8%
Expense Summary:
Personnel services 19,412,029 19,467,136 18,890,450 576,686 97.0%19,095,414 18,890,450 204,964
Commodities 1,907,045 1,928,866 1,760,033 168,833 91.2%1,863,654 1,760,033 103,621
Other charges and services 5,071,790 5,340,571 4,782,477 558,094 89.5%5,063,799 4,782,477 281,322
Capital outlay 44,135 65,135 68,290 (3,155) 104.8%63,110 68,290 (5,180)
26,434,999 26,801,708 25,501,250 1,300,458 95.1%26,085,977 25,501,250 584,727
General Fund
Summary Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balances
For the Twelve Month Period Ended December 31, 2017
Comparative
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Unaudited
General Fund
Schedule of Expenditures
2017 2017 Variance from 12/31/2017 Change from
Adopted Amended 12/31/2017 Adopted Budget Actual Budget 12/31/2017 Budget
Expenditures Budget Budget Actual Positive (Negative)Percent Estimate Actual Etimate
Mayor and Council
Personnel services 49,151$ 49,151$ 49,306$ (155)$ 100% 49,041$ 49,306$ (265)$
Commodities 50 50 ‐ 50 0% 50 ‐ 50
Other charges and services 51,889 51,889 48,331 3,558 93%51,102 48,331 2,771
Total 101,090 101,090 97,637 3,453 97%100,193 97,637 2,556
Committees/Commissions
Personnel services 61,412 66,888 69,868 (2,980) 104% 70,208 69,868$ 340
Commodities 1,530 1,530 2,548 (1,018) 167% 1,647 2,548 (901)
Other charges and services 12,718 24,742 20,737 4,005 84%21,174 20,737 437
Total 75,660 93,160 93,153 7 100%93,029 93,153 (124)
City Administration
Personnel services 404,834 404,834 390,637 14,197 96% 397,231 390,637 6,594
Commodities 800 800 811 (11) 101% 1,000 811 189
Other charges and services 17,513 17,513 15,442 2,071 88% 19,880 15,442 4,438
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 423,147 423,147 406,890 16,257 96%418,111 406,890 11,221
City Clerk
Personnel services 110,468 110,468 110,212 256 100% 110,355 110,212 143
Commodities 200 200 214 (14) 107% 150 214 (64)
Other charges and services 29,106 29,106 26,108 2,998 90% 28,504 26,108 2,396
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 139,774 139,774 136,534 3,240 98%139,009 136,534 2,475
Legal Counsel
Other charges and services 57,000 80,000 77,936 2,064 97%80,000 77,936 2,064
Planning
Personnel services 505,012 505,012 476,212 28,800 94% 473,733 476,212 (2,479)
Commodities 3,329 3,329 1,079 2,250 32% 2,347 1,079 1,268
Other charges and services 55,921 55,921 34,833 21,088 62% 54,712 34,833 19,879
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 564,262 564,262 512,124 52,138 91%530,792 512,124 18,668
Community and Economic Development
Personnel services 284,506 284,506 273,386 11,120 96% 263,088 273,386 (10,298)
Commodities 250 250 242 8 97% 250 242 8
Other charges and services 73,516 73,516 36,362 37,154 49% 44,941 36,362 8,579
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 358,272 358,272 309,990 48,282 87%308,279 309,990 (1,711)
Inspection
Personnel services 830,402 871,402 872,130 (728) 100% 883,641 872,130 11,511
Commodities 12,627 12,627 13,709 (1,082) 109% 12,242 13,709 (1,467)
Other charges and services 218,555 290,911 252,948 37,963 87% 278,225 252,948 25,277
Capital outlay ‐ 25,000 26,536 (1,536) 106%24,000 26,536 (2,536)
Total 1,061,584 1,199,940 1,165,323 34,617 97%1,198,108 1,165,323 32,785
(continued)
Comparative
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Unaudited
General Fund
Schedule of Expenditures
2017 2017 Variance from 12/31/2017 Change from
Adopted Amended 12/31/2017 Adopted Budget Actual Budget 12/31/2017 Budget
Expenditures (continued)Budget Budget Actual Positive (Negative)Percent Estimate Actual Etimate
General Government Facilities
Personnel services 332,817$ 332,817$ 325,605$ 7,212$ 98% 321,259$ 325,605 (4,346)$
Commodities 22,907 22,907 22,268 639 97% 23,547 22,268 1,279
Other charges and services 173,887 173,887 164,367 9,520 95%182,514 164,367 18,147
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 529,611 529,611 512,240 17,371 97%527,320 512,240 15,080
Finance
Personnel services 670,563 670,563 657,510 13,053 98% 662,766 657,510 5,256
Commodities 4,229 4,229 2,427 1,802 57% 4,500 2,427 2,073
Other charges and services 84,823 84,823 76,319 8,504 90% 78,281 76,319 1,962
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 759,615 759,615 736,256 23,359 97%745,547 736,256 9,291
Information Systems
Personnel services 391,170 391,170 370,339 20,831 95% 378,766 370,339 8,427
Commodities 6,276 6,276 4,616 1,660 74% 4,476 4,616 (140)
Other charges and services 223,296 223,296 165,530 57,766 74% 180,670 165,530 15,140
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 620,742 620,742 540,485 80,257 87%563,912 540,485 23,427
Human Resources
Personnel services 389,063 389,063 363,692 25,371 93% 367,562 363,692 3,870
Commodities 1,340 1,340 1,853 (513) 138% 2,098 1,853 245
Other charges and services 130,223 130,223 94,258 35,965 72% 120,377 94,258 26,119
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 520,626 520,626 459,803 60,823 88%490,037 459,803 30,234
Insurance
Other charges and services 182,180 285,000 285,000 ‐ 100%285,000 285,000 ‐
Police
Personnel services 8,220,190 8,220,190 8,145,725 74,465 99% 8,194,927 8,145,725 49,202
Commodities 411,866 411,866 379,387 32,479 92% 411,107 379,387 31,720
Other charges and services 1,861,188 1,861,188 1,804,425 56,763 97% 1,855,122 1,804,425 50,697
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 10,493,244 10,493,244 10,329,537 163,707 98%10,461,156 10,329,537 131,619
Fire
Personnel services 1,005,382 1,005,382 1,027,284 (21,902) 102% 1,023,764 1,027,284 (3,520)
Fire Relief Contribution/State Aid 343,039 343,039 347,635 (4,596) 101% 347,635 347,635 ‐
Commodities 153,922 175,463 156,259 19,204 89% 153,047 156,259 (3,212)
Other charges and services 286,427 286,427 281,614 4,813 98% 285,561 281,614 3,947
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 1,788,770 1,810,311 1,812,792 (2,481) 100%1,810,007 1,812,792 (2,785)
(continued)
Comparative
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Unaudited
General Fund
Schedule of Expenditures
2017 2017 Variance from 12/31/2017 Change from
Adopted Amended 12/31/2017 Adopted Budget Actual Budget 12/31/2017 Budget
Expenditures (continued)Budget Budget Actual Positive (Negative)Percent Estimate Actual Etimate
Engineering
Personnel services 704,482$ 704,482$ 679,076$ 25,406$ 96% 676,781$ 679,076 (2,295)$
Commodities 8,766 8,766 6,910 1,856 79% 9,604 6,910 2,694
Other charges and services 292,149 292,149 107,331 184,818 37% 125,950 107,331 18,619
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 1,005,397 1,005,397 793,317 212,080 79%812,335 793,317 19,018
Construction Services
Personnel services 614,951 614,951 423,944 191,007 69% 440,552 423,944 16,608
Commodities 7,723 7,723 7,292 431 94% 7,193 7,292 (99)
Other charges and services 14,318 14,318 12,353 1,965 86% 12,308 12,353 (45)
Capital outlay 27,485 27,485 29,886 (2,401) 109%27,485 29,886 (2,401)
Total 664,477 664,477 473,475 191,002 71%487,538 473,475 14,063
Streets
Personnel services 2,011,988 2,011,988 1,870,791 141,197 93% 1,981,775 1,870,791 110,984
Commodities 912,051 912,051 819,320 92,731 90% 872,060 819,320 52,740
Other charges and services 352,444 352,444 293,279 59,165 83% 326,779 293,279 33,500
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 3,276,483 3,276,483 2,983,390 293,093 91%3,180,614 2,983,390 197,224
Parks
Personnel services 1,785,414 1,785,414 1,738,579 46,835 97% 1,757,137 1,738,579 18,558
Commodities 277,283 277,283 269,936 7,347 97% 275,650 269,936 5,714
Other charges and services 475,478 475,478 455,847 19,631 96% 479,217 455,847 23,370
Capital outlay 3,750 3,750 2,725 1,025 73%2,725 2,725 ‐
Total 2,541,925 2,541,925 2,467,087 74,838 97%2,514,729 2,467,087 47,642
Recreation
Personnel services 393,149 375,129 369,100 6,029 98% 367,833 369,100 (1,267)
Commodities 35,483 35,483 31,500 3,983 89% 33,814 31,500 2,314
Other charges and services 244,349 244,349 252,831 (8,482) 103% 263,257 252,831 10,426
Capital outlay ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 672,981 654,961 653,431 1,530 100%664,904 653,431 11,473
Heritage Center
Personnel services 34,274 60,925 57,498 3,427 94% 62,717 57,498 5,219
Commodities 12,663 12,663 8,589 4,074 68% 13,195 8,589 4,606
Other charges and services 44,885 50,885 48,894 1,991 96% 49,902 48,894 1,008
Capital outlay 4,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐ ‐ ‐
Total 95,822 124,473 114,981 9,492 92%125,814 114,981 10,833
Arts Center
Personnel services 269,762 269,762 271,921 (2,159) 101% 264,643 271,921 (7,278)
Commodities 33,750 34,030 31,073 2,957 91% 35,677 31,073 4,604
Other charges and services 189,925 242,506 227,732 14,774 94% 240,323 227,732 12,591
Capital outlay 8,900 8,900 9,143 (243) 103%8,900 9,143 (243)
Total 502,337 555,198 539,869 15,329 97%549,543 539,869 9,674
Comparative
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