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Examples of budgets that had large percentage changes due to the restructuring included <br />the Cable Franchise Budget which is up 27.86% (offset by an increased revenue budget) <br />and the Inspections Budget is up 16.24% is also offset by an increased revenue budget. <br />In addition, to closely reflect the cost of maintenance and fuel costs for City vehicles, the <br />Maintenance/Repair budget for Police is up 20.52 %, for Fire the budget is up 10.24% and <br />Public Works is up 23.23% over the 2009 Budget. <br />Based on previous spending, decreases occurred in the Assessing Budget (down 7.09 %), <br />the Legal Budget (down 5.88 %) and the Parks Budget is down 11.94 %. In addition, staff <br />renegotiated the cleaning services contract which reduced the City Buildings budget by <br />$5,000. <br />Calculation of the 2010 Lew Limit: <br />Based on the 2010 proposed budget a General Fund Levy of $2,980,370 is necessary to <br />balance the budget. At this time, the necessary information is not available from the <br />Department of Revenue to calculate the 2010 Levy Limit. <br />Working with the League, the current estimated Levy Limit is as follows: <br />1) 2009 Final Levy $2,945,511 <br />2) Times Implicit Price Deflator 1.0083* (League advised of change from 1.0076) <br />$2,969,959 <br />3) Times Household Growth 1.004202719* (Met Council Statistics 34 new homes) <br />$2,982,441 <br />4) Times Comm/Industrial Factor (Unknown at this time) <br />2010 Levy Limit ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? <br />It seems likely that if the State use 1.0083% as the Implicit Price Deflator, uses the Met <br />Council's statistics for new homes and St. Anthony receives an adjustment factor for new <br />commercial/industrial taxable market value, the Levy Limit could be slightly higher than <br />is necessary to balance the 2010 operating budget. <br />In addition to the General Fund Levy, the Road Improvement Levy will increase <br />$186,818 to assist in the payment of bonds for the Chandler Drive/Foss Road Project. <br />Summary of the 2010 levies: <br />$4,601,937 $4,824,304 $222,367 <br />*Subject to change <br />3 <br />2009 <br />2010 <br />Change <br />➢ <br />General Fund Budget <br />$2,945,511 <br />$2,980,370* <br />$ 34,859 <br />➢ <br />Road Improvement Levy <br />$1,059,596 <br />$1,246,414 <br />$186,818 <br />➢ <br />Lease Revenue Bonds <br />$ 399,536 <br />$ 403,263 <br />$ 3,727 <br />➢ <br />Housing and Redevelopment (HRA) <br />$ 110,500 <br />$ 110,500 <br />$ - 0 - <br />➢ <br />Tax Abatement (Central /Emerald) <br />$ 79,294 <br />$ 76,257 <br />($ 3,037) <br />➢ <br />PERA Rate Levy <br />$ 7.500 <br />$ 7,500 <br />$ - 0 - <br />$4,601,937 $4,824,304 $222,367 <br />*Subject to change <br />3 <br />