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STAFF REPORTS
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5/19/2009
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13A
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l s e I in <br />Current Financial Condition <br />General Fund Revenues <br />General Fund Budget YTD Actual Percent <br />Total Revenues <br />Total Expenditures <br />89,983,060 73,923,689 <br />88,623,566 61,345,633 <br />1 <br />82.2% <br />69.2% <br />Attachment 2 <br />Quarterly Financial Report <br />Operating Budget <br />Third Quarter of FY 2008 -09 <br />as of March 31, 2009 <br />This report summarizes the City's overall financial position for the fiscal year through <br />March 2009. The City's financial condition at the end of the third quarter is stable. This <br />stability is due in large part to the $4.5 million General Fund budget adjustment made <br />in the January during the Mid -Year update. The General Fund budget is on track as a <br />result of making reductions in revenues and offsetting reductions in expenditures. The <br />need for the Mid -Year reductions was the result of sales taxes, property taxes, and <br />development services fees not performing as well as assumed in the Mid -Term budget <br />updated last July. All General Fund budget figures in this report are adjusted based on <br />the most recent Mid -Year reductions. Originally, in July 2007 when the two -year <br />budget was first adopted revenues were budgeted at $100.3 million. In July 2008 when <br />the current year Mid -Term update was adopted revenue estimates were reduced to <br />$95.8 million. In January 2009 when the Mid -Year update was approved revenue <br />estimates were further reduces to $90.6 million. All of these reductions were the result <br />of lower than estimated receipts for property taxes, sales taxes, other taxes, and <br />development services fees. With this 3rd quarter update revenue estimates are being <br />reduced yet again to $89.9 million, this time due only to the estimate for sales tax <br />being reduced. As opposed to the outlook at the time the Mid -Year update was <br />approved in January with sales tax being -5.8% less than the prior year, the current <br />outlook reflects a -10.3% decrease. <br />With 75% of the fiscal year completed, 82.2% of budgeted revenues have been <br />received and 69.2% of budgeted expenditures have been realized. Overall, total <br />general taxes are expected to perform within the revised budget estimates. However, <br />performance of the Hotel /Motel tax remains lackluster and is the primary reason that <br />the category of other taxes is only at 72.6 Year -to -date collections are down -14 <br />Other revenues may perform better and offset a shortfall in Hotel /Motel tax. <br />Good. Positive Indicator e Caution. Unsettled Indicator Problem. Negative Indicator <br />
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