HomeMy WebLinkAbout07866ORDINANCE NO. 7866
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPROPRIATIONS AND COMPILING PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS
TO THE GENERAL FUND, SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS, ENTERPRISE FUNDS, INTERNAL
SERVICE FUNDS, DEBT SERVICE FUNDS, AND CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 2008 AND AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 2008
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF PUEBLO that:
SECTION 1.
The budget for the fiscal year 2008, with amendments made thereto by the City Council, the
original of which is on file with the Director of Finance, is incorporated herein in full, and hereby
approved.
SECTION 2.
The General Fund Revenue for Fiscal Year 2008 is hereby amended as follows:
SOURCE ORIGINAL AMENDED
Taxes
57,995,933
58,692,968
Licenses & Permits
564,000
564,000
Intergovernmental
1,401,704
1,401,704
Charges for Service
3,267,175
3,439,734
Fines & Forfeits
1,683,500
1,985,417
Other Revenue
1,261,161
1,428,161
Transfers In
3,999,779
3,999,779
Fund Balance
2,003,000
2,704,134
GENERAL FUND TOTAL
72,176,252
74,215,897
SECTION 3_
The General Fund Expenditure budget by Department for the Fiscal Year 2008 is hereby
amended as follows:
SOURCE ORIGINAL AMENDED
General Government
8,316,590
8,921,042
Police
24,249,924
24,602,483
Fire
13,702,288
13,702,288
Public Works
7,775,748
8,100,748
Parks
3,978,239
3,953,239
Non - Departmental
5,258,408
5,540,908
Transfers Out
8,895,055
9,395,189
GENERAL FUND TOTAL 72,176,252 74,215,897
SECTION 4.
The revenue of Special Revenue Funds, Enterprise Funds, Debt Service Fund, and Capital
Project Funds for the Fiscal Year 2008 are hereby amended as follows:
OTHER FUNDS ORIGINAL AMENDED
INTERGOVERNMENTAL
4,608,051
5,017,016
SPECIAL CHARGES
2,663,967
2,663,967
SPECIAL DISTRICT
417,006
417,006
OTHER SPECIAL REVENUE
160,100
205,100
HUD GRANTS
8,068,974
11,573,242
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FUND
10,707,972
22,521,426
DEBT SERVICE FUND
1,711,797
1,711,797
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX
18,963,810
19,820,502
HARP
248,661
168,774
EL PUEBLO
-
57,924
ARKANSAS LEGACY
587,401
863,972
LAKE MINNEQUA
4,576,300
4,640,000
POLICE BUILDING
14,688,486
14,691,489
ELMWOOD GOLF COURSE
1,100,500
1,100,500
WALKINGSTICK GOLF COURSE
1,415,585
1,415,585
MEMORIAL AIRPORT
1,493,046
6,437,684
PUEBLO TRANSIT
4,192,583
4,559,268
PARKING FACILITIES
384,309
988,197
SEWER USER FUND
10,013,796
11,204,071
STORMWATER UTILITY
2,816,394
4,482,982
INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS
5,276,516
5,776,516
SECTION 5.
Budgeted expenditures for the Special Revenue Funds, Enterprise Funds, Debt Service
Fund, and Capital Projects Funds for the Fiscal Year 2008 are hereby amended as follows:
OTHER FUNDS ORIGINAL AMENDED
INTERGOVERNMENTAL
4,608,051
5,017,016
SPECIAL CHARGES
2,663,967
2,663,967
SPECIAL DISTRICT
417,006
417,006
OTHER SPECIAL REVENUE
160,100
205,100
HUD GRANTS
8,068,974
11,573,242
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT GRANTS
10,707,972
22,521,426
DEBT SERVICE FUND
1,711,797
1,711,797
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX
18,963,810
19,820,502
HARP
248,661
168,774
EL PUEBLO
-
57,924
ARKANSAS LEGACY
587,401
863,972
LAKE MINNEQUA
4,576,300
4,640,000
POLICE BUILDING
14,688,486
14,691,489
ELMWOOD GOLF COURSE
1,100,500
1,100,500
WALKINGSTICK GOLF COURSE
1,415,585
1,415,585
MEMORIAL AIRPORT
1,493,046
6,437,684
PUEBLO TRANSIT
4,192,583
4,559,268
PARKING FACILITIES
384,309
988,197
SEWER USER FUND
10,013,796
11,204,071
STORMWATER UTILITY
2,816,394
4,482,982
INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS
5,276,516
5,776,516
SECTION 6.
No expenditures shall be made or warrants issued against any monies appropriated, except
in strict conformity with the Charter of the City of Pueblo and in accordance with the provisions or
this Ordinance.
SECTION 7.
This Ordinance shall become effective upon passage.
BY Vera Ortegon
Councilperson
APPROVE �.
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INTRODUCED August 11, 2008
PASSED AND APPROVED: Auaust 25. 2008
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Background Paper for Proposed
ORDINANCE
AGENDA ITEM # , �C
DATE:
DEPARTMENT:
TITLE
AUGUST 11, 2008
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
ROBERT F. HAIN, DIRECTOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPROPRIATIONS AND COMPILING
PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL FUND, SPECIAL REVENUE
FUNDS, ENTERPRISE FUNDS, INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS, DEBT SERVICE
FUNDS, AND CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2008 AND
AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 2008
ISSUE
Should the City Council amend the original budget?
RECOMMENDATION
Adopt the Ordinance as proposed.
BACKGROUND
During the first six months of 2008, City Council adopted several ordinances amending the
budget. In addition, budgets still exist from capital projects that began in a prior year and are
not yet completed, as well as encumbrances and other obligations carried forward from prior
year. Since the 2008 budget was finalized in November of 2007, the 2008original budget
estimated the year -end balance of these projects. This amending ordinance will reflect the
exact amount of project balance in each fund as well as other adjustments to budget estimates
that are of a housekeeping nature.
In years past, this type of ordinance was only presented at the end of the year, but beginning
in 2004 a mid -year budget ordinance was introduced to facilitate better monitoring of the
City's on -going capital construction and grant- funded projects. The 2008 mid -year budget
ordinance is continuing the process that began in 2004 to increase the monitoring of the
City's financial position.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
This action summarizes previously approved council and administrative changes to the
budget. A detailed listing of items being adjusted, excluding items previously approved
by council and capital projects being carried forward, is attached.
MID -YEAR BUDGET ADJUSTMENT
August 11, 2008
Department Amount Description Source of Funds
City Council
85,000
Greenplay contract
Sales lax revenue
Reimbursements
60,000
Buxton contract
Sales tax revenue and reimbursement from URA
Weed lien revenue
97,000
Attorney fees
Reimbursement from Aquila
Ordinance 7742
6,000
Convention Center events
Sales tax revenue
35,000
E Civis
Sales tax revenue
City Manager
4,000
Misc. Expense
Sales tax revenue
8,000
HR director and other director expenses
Sales tax revenue
3,000
Camera for PIO
Sales tax revenue
Municipal Court
61,917
Graffiti removal and increased court filings
Court fines
City Clerk
40,000
Election costs under budgeted
Sales tax revenue
Information Tech
80,430
Nev, police software maintenance (OSSI)
Sales tax revenue
6,600
Stratus software maintenance
Sales tax revenue
21,000
Add'I misc. software maintenance
Sales tax revenue
6,615
IT salaries- original budget shortage
$10,000 of IT salaries reimbursed from SRDA
6,390
Radio Shop salaries- original budget short
Sales tax revenue
Police
30,000
Add'I dumping fees vreed abatement
Weed lien revenues
96,802
OT -Hwy 50 work zone safety
Reimbursement from CDOT
24,000
OT- Narcotics (OCDETF)
Reimbursement from FBI
51,757
OT- Democrafic Nall Convention
Reimbursement from ONC
150,000
Fuel
Sales lax revenue
parks
40,000
Fuel
Sales tax revenue
PW- Transportation
240,000
Traffic cameras- three intersections
Red light Ines
PW- Traffic Control
20,000
Unanticipated equipment repairs
Sales tax revenue
PW- Streets
50,000
Fuel
Sales tax revenue
PW- Street Sweeping
15,000
Fuel
Sales tax revenue
Council contingencies
50,000
Contingencies
Sales tax revenue
Contingencies -Proj TBD
50,000
Contingencies
Sales tax revenue
TOTAL 1,338,511
REVENUE RECAP:
464,174
Sales tax revenue
697,035
Reimbursements
309,559
Court fines
301,917
Weed lien revenue
30.000
1,338,511
RECAP OF USES OF FUND BALANCE RESERVES
2008 Adopted Budget 2,003,000
Ordinance 7805
464,174
Pay oft parking garage debt
Ordinance 7794
150,000
PEOCO operations
Ordinance 7790
75,000
Fountain Creek study
Ordinance 7784
1,000
Change in contract for H &HS with County
Ordinance 7742
_ _ 10,960
Fire station generators
Ending Balance: 2,704,134
OTHERITEM:
Airport
25,000
Environmental remediation
Airport
7,813
Crack seal costs
OF
55,805
Roof repairs
CIF
42,000
Fiber crews/IT
CIF
10,000
Citywide aesthetic improvements
Fed Foreiure
190,000
Vehicles/equipmerNinformant money
Police Grants
6,000
Equipment
Transportation plannitg
3,760
Grant adjustment
Fleet Maintenance
500,000
Fuel and repairs
Reimbursement from State
State reimbursement
Insurance proceeds
Reimbursement from County
Trees Please donation
Federal Forfeiture
Crime Stopper donation
CDOT grant
Billings to departmentsragencies