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Roseville City Council
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3/29/2010
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For 2011, it is projected that charges for services revenue will be $965,000; an increase of $10,000 from <br />2010. The increase will be distributed as internal charges to various funds that receive General Fund <br />administrative services. <br />Interest Earnin�s <br />Interest earnings represent investment earnings on cash reserves held in the City's investment portfolio. <br />Earnings are expected to decline in 2011 due to market conditions and a smaller investment portfolio. For <br />2011, it is projected that interest earnings will be $50,000; a decrease of $150,000 from 2010. <br />Miscellaneous <br />Miscellaneous revenues include one-time monies such as special police enforcement grant monies, and <br />public works right-of-way fees. <br />For 2011, it is projected that miscellaneous revenues will be $105,000; a decrease of $50,000 from 2010. <br />20ll Preliminary Parks & Recreation Fund Revenue Forecast <br />For budgeting purposes, revenues in the City's Parks & Recreation Fund are categorized as follows: <br />•'• Property taxes <br />. <br />� ❖ Charges for Services <br />� ❖ Interest Earnings <br />� Additional detail for each revenue category is presented below. <br />� Propertv Taxes <br />� As noted above, for 2011 the City will remain under state mandated level limits which will somewhat <br />� inhibit our ability to raise property taxes. The City has approximately $500,000 in available levy capacity <br />� (citywide) excluding any special levies that are exempt from levy limits. For 2011, the City will have an <br />� expiring debt levy in the amount of $490,000 that was earmarked for a street improvement project. This <br />� will somewhat alleviate property tax increases for other purposes. <br />� Char�es for Services <br />� Charges for services include program registration fees. The amount expected for 2011 will be dependent <br />� on the number of registrations and fee amounts. However, inasmuch as these fees can only be used to <br />� support the direct and indirect costs of the programs themselves, a forecast is not presented at this time. <br />� Program costs will be commensurate with expected program revenues. <br />� Interest Earnin�s <br />� Interest earnings represent investment earnings on cash reserves held in the City's investment portfolio. <br />� Earnings are expected to decline in 2011 due to market conditions and a smaller investment portfolio. <br />� For 2011, it is projected that interest earnings will be $6,500; the same amount budgeted for in 2010. <br />� 2011 Budget Impacts <br />� City Staff are in the process of formulating preliminary 2011 budgets. However, we do not expect to <br />� finalize a recommended budget until the Council provides general direction on budget priorities and <br />� spending targets. <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />
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