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Revenues <br />Property Taxes <br />Licenses and Permits <br />Intergovernmental Revenue <br />Charges For Services <br />Fines & Forfeits <br />Investment Income <br />Miscellaneous Revenue** <br />Transfers In <br />Total Revenues <br />Expenditures <br />Mayor & Council <br />Administration <br />Elections <br />Charter Administration <br />Finance <br />Legal Consultants <br />Economic Development <br />Planning & Zoning <br />Engineering <br />Community Development <br />Police <br />Fire <br />Building Inspections <br />Streets <br />Fleet Management <br />Government Buildings <br />Parks <br />Recreation <br />Environmental <br />Solid Waste <br />Forestry <br />Other <br />Total Expenditures <br />Revenues Over <br />(Under) Expenditures <br />City of Lino Lakes <br />General Fund Budget to Actual (Unaudited) <br />For the Quarter Ended June 30, 2022 <br />Budget <br />Actuals <br />Variance - <br />Annual <br />Thru <br />Thru <br />Favorable <br />Budget <br />06/30/2022 <br />06/30/2022 <br />(Unfavorable) <br />$ 8,789,119 <br />$ 4,394,560 <br />$ 81 <br />$ (4,394,479) <br />1,032,802 <br />516,401 <br />663,872 <br />147,471 (1) <br />668,512 <br />334,256 <br />155,425 <br />(178,831) (2) <br />292,172 <br />146,086 <br />185,646 <br />39,560 (3) <br />101,100 <br />50,550 <br />30,467 <br />(20,083) (4) <br />30,000 <br />15,000 <br />(179,173) <br />(194,173) (5) <br />211,057 <br />105,529 <br />122,339 <br />16,811 <br />40,000 <br />20,000 <br />40,000 <br />20,000 (6) <br />11,164,762 <br />5,582,381 <br />1,018,657 <br />(4,563,724) <br />93,373 <br />46,687 <br />44,877 <br />1,809 <br />653,362 <br />326,681 <br />296,052 <br />30,629 <br />34,550 <br />17,275 <br />4,467 <br />12,808 <br />7,463 <br />3,732 <br />- <br />3,732 <br />653,689 <br />326,845 <br />357,739 <br />(30,894) <br />138,000 <br />69,000 <br />55,536 <br />13,464 <br />113,669 <br />56,835 <br />21,963 <br />34,872 (7) <br />168,116 <br />84,058 <br />61,604 <br />22,454 (8) <br />97,365 <br />48,683 <br />27,707 <br />20,976 (9) <br />196,508 <br />98,254 <br />93,183 <br />5,071 <br />4,562,016 <br />2,281,008 <br />2,084,768 <br />196,240 <br />886,099 <br />443,050 <br />356,545 <br />86,505 <br />464,251 <br />232,126 <br />187,487 <br />44,638 <br />1,033,976 <br />516,988 <br />442,637 <br />74,351 <br />588,940 <br />294,470 <br />347,791 <br />(53,321) <br />544,520 <br />272,260 <br />285,481 <br />(13,221) <br />842,211 <br />421,106 <br />251,160 <br />169,945 (10) <br />42,438 <br />21,219 <br />28,432 <br />(7,213) <br />59,620 <br />29,810 <br />21,665 <br />8,145 <br />77,809 <br />38,905 <br />25,678 <br />13,226 <br />60,037 <br />30,019 <br />74,418 <br />(44,399) (11) <br />346,750 <br />173,375 <br />286,750 <br />(113,375) (12) <br />11,664,762 <br />5,832,381 <br />5,355,940 <br />476,441 <br />$ (500,000) $ (250,000) $ (4,337,283) $ (4,087,283) <br />* Property taxes are received in July and December. <br />**General fund reserves budget of $500,000 is represented on the Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures line. <br />Item Explanation of items with variance greater than $15,000 and percentage less than 80% or greater than 120% <br />Percent <br />Received or <br />Expended <br />Based on <br />Budget Thru <br />06/30/2022 <br />0.0 % <br />128.6 <br />46.5 <br />127.1 <br />60.3 <br />(1,194.5) <br />115.9 <br />200.0 <br />18.2 <br />96.1 <br />90.6 <br />25.9 <br />109.5 <br />80.5 <br />38.6 <br />73.3 <br />56.9 <br />94.8 <br />91.4 <br />80.5 <br />80.8 <br />85.6 <br />118.1 <br />104.9 <br />59.6 <br />134.0 <br />72.7 <br />66.0 <br />247.9 <br />165.4 <br />91.8 <br />(1) Favorable variance due to permit revenue collected for the Lyngblomsten Senior Housing Development partially offset by an <br />unfavorable variance for liquor license fees. Liquor license fees are typically collected in full in July, but Council waived the <br />on -sale liquor license fees for the 2022-2023 licensing period due to the remaining impacts on restaurant liquor license holders <br />in the city from the COVID-19 Pandemic. <br />