HomeMy WebLinkAboutRes 04-34 Approving Amendments to the Budget for the Fiscal Year 2003-2004TOWN OF WESTLAKE
RESOLUTION NO. 04-34
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF
WESTLAKE, TEXAS, APPROVING AMENDMENTS TO THE FY 2003-04
GENERAL FUND BUDGET.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF
WESTLAKE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1: That the Board of Aldermen of the Town of Westlake does hereby
approve amendments to the FY 2003-04 General Fund budget attached here as Exhibit A
SECTION 2: That this Resolution shall become effective upon the date of its
passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED ON THIS 28TH DAY OF JUNE 2004.
ATTEST: Scott Bradley, Mayor
Gt A- C, ,,
inger rosswy, Town S etary
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
L. tan ton L o ttorney
Trent O. Petty, Town Ma4g&r
General Fund
Program Summary - Amended
General Fund
Budgeted
FY 02103
Amended
FY 02103
Actual FY
02103
Adopted
FY 03104
Pro -posed to
Amend FY
03104
Beginning Balance (Cash) (Actual)
1,735,142
1,807,054
1,845,340
1,410,335
1,410,335
Balance Sheet affect to Cash(FY 02 to FY 03)
-
1,176,437
202,571
4B Funds
Revenue `
2,325,275
2,318,559
2,809,307
3,354,819
4,574,914
Transfers In
-
-
927,600
2,180,430
2,383,396
Expenditures
2,212,907
2,270,836
2,835,725
3,342,883
3,634,027
Transfers Out
723,644
620,474
1,538,758
2,265,951
2,121,726
Ending Balance
1,123,866
1,234,303
1,410,335
1,336,750
2,612,892
Restricted Funds
500,444
259,802
554,489
186,240
262,708
Funds Available
623,422
974,501
855,846
1,150,510
2,350,184
# Days Operating
103
157
1101,1261
236
Adopted budget reflects revenue that includes the 112 cent sales tax which will be recognized by the Crime Control District,
This revenue is in the General Fund operating budget because the Town's expectation is that the money will be automatically
transferred every month to defray a portion of the Keller Police Contract. AMENDED BUDGET - DID NOT DISSOLVE NOR
CREATE THE CRIME CONTROL DISTRICT.
General Fund Transfers In
Budgeted Amended Actual FY
FY 02103 FY 02103 02103
Adopted
FY 03104
Proposed to
Amend FY
03104
Transfers In
Proposed to
Amend FY
03104
Transfers Out
Utility Fund
4A Dissolved Funds
-
1,176,437
4B Funds
Keller Police
Capital Projects
-
530,296
Sale of 377 land (owned)
236,470
Sale of 377 land to Hillwood
377 ROW Purchase from TxDOT
385,200
FM 1938 - RA, Maguire, South lake/Keller shortfall
221,000
-
421,805
FM 1938 - W/L Portion per budget (4A)
82,174
FM 1938 - WIL Portion (4A)
-
FM 1938
36,857
FM 1938/114 Interchange Improvement (4A)
174,988
458,662
216,897
Debt Service
-
-
Debt Service for Civic Campus
-
742,080 1
742,080
Civic Campus Bond Funds
- 927,600
261,913
261,913
Total Transfers In
927,600
2,180,430 1
2,383,396
General Fund Reserves Transfers Out
Budgeted FY
02103
Amended
FY 02103
Actual FY
02103
Adopted
FY 03/04
Proposed to
Amend FY
03104
Transfers Out
General Fund Operating
Keller Police
-
-
530,296
Capital Projects
377 ROW Purchase from TxDOT
221,000
221,000
-
-
Purchase of 377 land (4.x acres)
360,000
FM 1938
447,944
145,884
174,988
458,662
540,836
FM 1938/114 Interchange Improvements (4A)
-
-
273,000
216,897
Fire & Rescue
275,700
215,170
215,170
-
-
Utility Fund Loan
Duct Bank Reimbursement - Vaquero
38,420
-
-
Debt Service
2002 Certificates of Obligation
927,6C0
742,080
742,080
2003 Certificates of Obligation
-
261,913
261,913
Total Transfers Out
723,644
620,474
1 1,538,758 1
2,265,951
2,121,726
6/22/2004 5:49 PM
** Balance sheet affect to cash represents balances between the fiscal years that affect cash and are reflected in current
year revenues and expenditures, i.e. payables and receivables posted to current year's books but cash is not paid nor
received until the subsequent year. This as well as inter -fund loans not yet paid or received.
6/22/2004 5:49 PM
Proposed to
Budgeted FY
Amended
Actual FY
Adopted
Amend FY
General Fund - Restricted
02/03
FY 02103
02103
FY 03104
03104
Restricted Funds
Court Security
22,500
41,138
43,178
56,488
59,900
Court Technology
30,000
41,252
46,032
54,752
56,300
Trail Escrow
75,000
75,000
75,000
75,000
Capital Projects - 4A
305,717
-
-
FM 1938
447,944
102,412
84,562
U-turns/signals (Cy Holley)
-
-
71 508
Total FM 1938
447,944
102,412
84,562
-
71,508
Total Restricted Funds
500,444
259,802
554,489
186,240 1
262,708
** Balance sheet affect to cash represents balances between the fiscal years that affect cash and are reflected in current
year revenues and expenditures, i.e. payables and receivables posted to current year's books but cash is not paid nor
received until the subsequent year. This as well as inter -fund loans not yet paid or received.
6/22/2004 5:49 PM
FL' -'D 100 - General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
Proposed YTD
Adopted Amended Adopted Variance
FY Budget Budget FY Budget YTD Actuals % of YTD % of YTD Variance Adopted/
REVENUE 03/04 03104 1 11 Budgeted Actual 1 (1-11) 1 Amended
31310
11
Sales Tax Revenue
750,000
1,080,000
500,000
920,446
66.67%
122.73%
420,446
330,000
31430
11
Mixed Beverage Tax (quarterly)
8,000
8,000
5,333
6,005
66.67%
75.06%
672
0
31820
11
AT&T (quartery)
40,000
35,000
26,667
27,200
66.67%
68:00%
533
(5,000)
31821
11
Verizon (quarterly)
2,724
2,724
1,816
1,784
66.67%
65.49%
(32)
0
31822
11
TXU Gas (annual)
7,000
10,235
4,667
10,235
66.67%
146.21%
5,568
3,235
31823
11
Charter (quarterly)
180
180
120
146
66.67%
81.11%
26
0
31824
11
One Source (quarterly)
606
765
404
612
66.67%
101.03%
208
159
31825
11
Southwest Bell (quarterly)87,350
80,000
58,233
55,256
66.67%
63.26%
(2,977)
(7,350)
31826
11
Tr! County Electric (quarterly)
200,000
180,000
133,333
134,620
66.67%
67.31%
1,287
(20,000)
31827
11
Trinity Waste Services
8,000
12,000
5,333
3,265
66.67%
40,81%
(2,068)
4,000
31828
11
Franchise Fees
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,885
66.67%
-64.75%(115)
(1,000)
32110
11
Liquor Permit Fees
750
750
540
0
66 67%
0.00%
(500)
0
32210
11
Building Permits
250,000
465,000
166,667
429,457
66.67%
171.78%
262,790
215,000
33700
11
FM 1938 - Rowland Arthur
101,739
0
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
(101,739)
33700
11
FM 1938 - Maguire Partners
246,353
0
0
0
0.00%
-0.00%0
(246,353)
33700
11
FM 193E - Southlake/Keller(Shortfall)
73,713
0
0
0
0.00%
0,00%
0
(73,713)
34000
11
EMS User Fee
10,680
15,000
7,120
12,315
66.67%
115.31%°
5,195
4,320
34010
11
Fire Code Permits
500
500
333
200
66.67%
40.00%
(933)
0
34130
11
Development Fees
170,000
170,000
113,333
125,259
66.67%
73.68%
11,926
0
34131
11
Development Foes Mall
1,634,544
0
0
0.00%
0.00%p
0
1,634,544
34132
11
Contractor Registration Fees
15,600
15,600
10,400
13,35066,67%
85.58%
2,950
0
34133
11
Special Event Fee
500
500
333
0
66.67%
U0%
(333)
0
34141
11
Sales of Printed Material
500
500
333
179
66.67%
35.80%
(154)
0
34142
11
Historical Board Subscriptions
0
5,000
0
4,475
0.00%
0.00%
4,475
5,000
36110
11
Interest Earned
18,000
6,500
12,000
4,061
66.67%
22.56%
(7,939)
(11,500)
36111
11
Note Receivable Interest
5,776
5,7760.00%
0.00%
5,776
5,776
36112
11
Bond Interest
6,500
0
4,333
0
66.67%
0.00%
(4,333)
(6,500)
37500
11
Glenwyck HOA Reimbursement
9,000
4,500
6,000
0
68.67%
0.00%
(6,000)
(4,500)
39110
11
Crime Control District for Keller PD (Transfer In)
116,668
0
0
0
0.00%
O.OD%
0
(116 668)
39110
11
4A Dissolution Revenue for Keller PC] (Transfer In)
530,296
D
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
(530,296)
39400
11
Misc.Income
150
15,000
100
13,199
66.67%
8799.66%
13,099
14,850
FEMA Federal Grant
0
172,940
0
26,689
O.OD%
0.00%
26,689
172,940
DEPT 11 - TOTAL G&A REVENUE
2,660,8091
3,926,0141
1,061,3601
1,798,4151
39.89%1
67.59%1
737,0551
1,265,205
35110 15 Citation Revenue
475,000 500,000
5:48 PM 1 OF 8
316,667 372,820 66.67% 78.49% 56,154 25,000
6/22/2004
S FU_'D 100 -General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
TOTAL REVENUEJ 1 3,354,819 1 4,574,914 1 1,524,033 2,251,302 1 45.43%1 67.11% 727,269 1 1,220,095
5:48 PM 2 OF 8 6/22/2004
a.iuu,c Ic 111 a wy
Proposed
YTD
-in,ouu
12,3v7
bb.b/%a
55.0f%
(2,609)
0
35130
Adopted
Amended
Adopted
17,000
11,333
9,278
66.67%
Variance
(2,055)
0
FY Budget
Budget FY
Budget
YTD Actuals
% of YTD
% of YTD
Variance
Adopted/
24.7_5%
(70,421)
03104
03104
1
II
Budgeted
Actual
(1-11)
Amended
TOTAL REVENUEJ 1 3,354,819 1 4,574,914 1 1,524,033 2,251,302 1 45.43%1 67.11% 727,269 1 1,220,095
5:48 PM 2 OF 8 6/22/2004
a.iuu,c Ic 111 a wy
cc,ayu
LG,ouu
-in,ouu
12,3v7
bb.b/%a
55.0f%
(2,609)
0
35130
15
Court Security
97,000
17,000
11,333
9,278
66.67%
54.58%
(2,055)
0
35140
15
Warrant Rev. - Supplemental Officers
168,000
80,800
112,000
41,579
66.67%
24.7_5%
(70,421)
(87,200)
35150
15
Warrant Fees
10,000
25,000
6,667
15,050
66.67%
150.50%
8,383
15,000
35160
15
NSF Check Revenue
1,200
1,200
800
50
66.67%
4.17%
(750)
0
35170
15
Court Efficiency Fees
250
250
167
0
66.67%
0.00%
(167)
0
35180
15
Law Enforecement Standards
0
700
0
660
0.00%
0A0%a
660
700
36110
15
Interest Earned
60
1,450
40
1,058
66.67%
1763.33%
1,018
1,390
DEPT 15 - TOTAL COURT REVENUE1 1
694,0101
648,9001
462,6731
452,8871
66.67%1
65.26%
(9,786)
(45,110)
TOTAL REVENUEJ 1 3,354,819 1 4,574,914 1 1,524,033 2,251,302 1 45.43%1 67.11% 727,269 1 1,220,095
5:48 PM 2 OF 8 6/22/2004
a FU -'D 100 -General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
Proposed YTD
Adopted Amended Adopted Variance
FY Budget Budget FY Budget YTD Actuals % of YTD % of YTD Variance Adopted/
03104 03/04 I II Budgeted Actual (1-11) Amended
EXPENDITURES
41110
11
Salaries 126 * 17
175,421
203,765
114,698
123,182
65.38%
70.22%
8,484
28,344
41640
11
Auto Allowance (Jim $5001month)
3,000
1,369
0.00%
0.00%
1,369
3,000
42110
11
Medical/Dental Insurance
14,369
30,000
9,579
15,755
66.67%
109.65%
6,176
15,631
42130
11
LTD, AD&D, Life
9,711
7,500
6,474
2,449
66.67%
25.22%
(4,025)
(2,211)
42210
11
Social Security
12,267
12,267
8,178
7,786
66.67%
63.47%
(392)
0
42220
11
Medicare
2,869
2,869
1,913
1,821
66.67%
63.47%
(92)
D
42310
11
TMRS
14,911
17,365
9,941
10,536
66.67%
70.66%
595
2,454
42510
11
Unemployment Taxes
323
851
215
644
66,67%
199.38%
429
528
42610
11
Worker's Compensation
3,257
2,000
2,171
1,683
66.67%
51.67%
(488)
(1,257)
43114
11
Internships
22,440
12,000
14,960
7,012
66.67%
31.25%
(7,948)
(10,440)
43130
11
Payroll Expenses - Other
750
250
500
0
66.67%°
0.00%
(500)
(500)
43205
11
Administrative Expense
102,375
113,694
68,250
41,555
66.67%
40.59%
(26,695)
11,319
43210
11
Traffic Services
12,000
8,000
8,000
2,585
66.67%
21.54%
(5,415)
(4,000)
43215
11
Civil Engineering (Graham & Assoc)
25,000
125,000
25,000
112,769
100.00%
451.06%
87,769
100,000
43230
11
Misc. Engineering Fees
2,500
2,500
1,667
0
66.67%
0.00%
(1,667)
0
43231
11
Circle T Mall Engineering
31,747
0.00%
0.00%
31,747
0
43245
11
Financial Consultant
6,500
6,500
4,333
0
66.67%
0.00%
(4,.333)
0
43250
11
Auditor @ 70%
26,250
16,450
17,500
12,950
66.67°1°
49.33%°
(4,550)
(9,800)
43255
11
Keller Police Contract
646,964
646,964
485,079
485,079
74.98%
74.98%
0
0
43260
11
Building Inspection
90,000
90,000
60,000
67,551
66.67%
75.06%
7,551
O
43261
11
Building Inspection -mall (40% of Permits in total -10% CY)
65,382
0.00%
0.00%
65,382
_43_26511
Technology Consultant
0
38,000
0
22,773
0,00%
0.00%
22,773
38,000
43305
11
Misc. Legal (Baker Botts)
10,000
100,000
10,000
83,288
100.00%°
832.88%
73,288
90,000
43310
11
Boyle & Lowry
165,000
140,000
110,000
96,062
66,67%
58.22%
(13,938)
(25,000)
43315
11
Goins, Underkofler
25,000
150,000
25,000
94,357
100.00%
377.43%
69,357
125,000
43325
11
Legislative
15,OOD
36,000
15,000
27,865
100.00%
185.77%
12,865
21,000
43405
11
Computer Equipment/Software
0
13,500
0
11,586
0.00%
0.00%
11,586
13,500
43505
11
Historical Preservation Board
4,000
8,000
2,667
6,917
66.67%
172.93%
4,250
4,000
43510
11
Tree City USA
2,680
2,680
1,787
(1,471)
66.67%
-54.88%
(3,257)
0
43515
11
Community Services
8,000
8,000
5,333
3,115
66.67%
38.94%
(2,218)
0
43520
11
Contingency
50,000
50,000
33,333
8,557
66.67%
17.11%
(24,776)
0
44210
11
Facility Supplies
0
500
0
155
0.00%
0.00%
155
500
44301
11
IT Infrastructure
3,500
2,000
2,333
1,535
66.67%
43.86%
(798)
(1,500)
44302
11
Copier Repairs & Maint.
4,000
4,000
2,667
2,067
66.67%
51,68%
(600)
0
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as of May 31, 2004
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Proposed
YTD
Adopted
Amended
Adopted
Variance
FY Budget
Budget FY
Budget
YTD Actuals
% of YTD
% of YTD
Variance
Adopted/
03104
03104
I
II
Budgeted
Actual
(I-II}
Amended
44303
11
Road Repairs & Maint.
20,000
20,000
13,333
2,000
66.67%
10.00%
(11,333)
0
444
34
11
Sign Repair & Maint.
5,000
5,000
3,333
267
66.67°p°
5.34%
(3,066)
D
44305
11
ROW Irrigation
25,000
25,004
16,667
10,830
66.67%
43.32%
(5,837)
0
44306
11
Facilities Maintenance (Amended)
39,000
35,000
26,000
27,494
66.67%
70.50%
1,494
(4,000)
44307
11
Mechanical Maintenance
10,000
10,000
6,667
0
66.67%
0.00%
(6,667)
0
44308
11
Landscape Maintenance -Civic Campus 7 mths
42,000
18,000
12,000
8,246
28.57%
19.63%
(3,754)
(24,000)
44309
11
Landscape Maintenance-Glenwyck Farms? mths
18,000
9,000
5,143
3,662
28.57%
20.34%
(1,481)
(9,000)
44310
11
Accounting Software Maintenance
4,500
4,500
3,000
3,000
66.67%
66.67%
0
0
44410
11
Office Rent
10,308
6,524
6,872
6,524
66.67%
63.29%
(348)
(3,784)
45210
11
Insurance - General Liability
8,350
8,350
8,350
8,350
100.00%
100.00%°
0
0
45215
11
Insurance - Property
8,842
8,745
8,745
8,745
98.90%
98.90%
0
(97)
45305
11
Telephone Expense
6,923
9,500
4,615
6,150
66.67%
88.83%
1,535
2,577
45310
11
Mobile Phone
1,640
1,000
1,093
606
66.67%
36.95%
(487)
(640)
45320
11
Phone System Lease (buy out)
383
4,060
255
4,060
100.00%
100.00%
3,805
3,677
45325
11
Rentals/Leases (mail machine)
0
840
0
441
0.00%
0.00%
441
840
45405
11
Public Notice Expense
2,000
3,500
1,333
2,951
66.67%
147.55%°
1,618
1,500
45805
11
Airfare
1,000
500
667
190
66.67%
19.00%
(477)
(500)
45815
11
Lodging
500
700
333
597
66.67%
119.40%
264
200
45820
11
Meals
1,300
500
867
150
66.67%
11.54%
(717)
(800)
45825
11
Mileage
450
750
300
640
66.67%
142.22%
340
300
45830
11
Training, Seminars, Meetings
1,500
4,500
1,000
2,607
66.67%°
173.80%
1,607
3,000
46105
11
Office Expense - General
10,000
14,000
6,667
10,397
66.67%
103.97%
3,730
4,000
46110
11
Office Equipment
1,000
1,300
667
1,257
66.67%°
125.70%
590
300
46115
11
Dues & Subscriptions
7,000
8,000
4,667
6,207
66.67%°
66.67%
88.67%
28.49%a
1,540
(1,718)
1,000
(2,500)
46120
11
Postage -town only
4,500
1,500
2,000
1,500
3,000
1,000
1,282
1,303
66.67%
86.87%
303
0
46125
11
Printing
500
1,200
333
428
66.67%
85.60%
95
700
46130
11
Books & Printed Materials
200
350
133
296
66.67%
148.00%
163
150
46135
11
Bank Charges
5,000
3,446
3,446
3,446
68.92%
68.92%
0
(1,554)
46140
11
Moving Expense
850
500
567
221
66.67%
26.00%°
(346)
(350)
46145
11
Courier Service
150
150
100
0
66.67%
0.00%
(100)
0
46175
11
Meeting Expense
0
400
0
390
0.00%
0.00%
390
400
46170
11
Security Monitoring
1,200
23
800
23
66.67%
1.92%
(777)
(1,177)
46180
11
Election Expense
4,000
2,000
2,667
0
66.67%
0.00%
(2,667)
(2,000)
46185
11
Codification
500
1,000
333
713
66.67%
142.60%
391
500
46190
11
Misc. Expense
0
9,800
0
391
0.00%
0.00%
391
9,800
46205
11
Utilities - Water
5:48 PM 4 OF 8 6/22/2004
FLF _ 4 D 100 - General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
This net budget increase of $486,092 is due largely to the increase in engineering and legal expenditures totaling $290,000 which represents approximately 60% of
this total and the additional expense related to the building inspections related to the mall.
41110
14
EMS Salaries 125 * 17
Proposed
l'TD
319,090
333,350
68.00%
71.04%
14,260
22,919
41120
Adopted
Amended
Adopted
76,469
20,070
50,467
68.00%
Variance
30,397
46,954
FY Budget
Budget FY
Budget
YTD Actuals
% of YTD
% of YTD
Variance
Adopted/
35.19%°
(2,940)
03/04
03104
I
11
Budgeted
Actual
(I -Il)
Amended
46220 11 Utilities -Electric
0
36,050
0
25,841
0.00%
0.00%
25,841
36,050
46225 11 Utilities - Gas
2,500
10,000
1,667
7,603
66.67%
304.12%
5,936
7,500
47900 11 Westlake Academy
0
750
0
506
0.00%
0.00%
506
750
DEPT 11 -TOTAL G&A EXPENDITURE
1,700,9831
2,187,475
1,193,199
1 1,441,0931
70.16%1
84.74%1
247,695
486,792
This net budget increase of $486,092 is due largely to the increase in engineering and legal expenditures totaling $290,000 which represents approximately 60% of
this total and the additional expense related to the building inspections related to the mall.
41110
14
EMS Salaries 125 * 17
469,250
492,169
319,090
333,350
68.00%
71.04%
14,260
22,919
41120
14
EMS Overtime /25 " 17
29;515
76,469
20,070
50,467
68.00%
170.99%
30,397
46,954
41510
14
FLSARegular/warrant officers 125 17
8,960
5,142
6,093
3,153
68.00%
35.19%°
(2,940)
(3,818)
41515
14
Supplemental Officers for Warrants 125 < 17
57,824
20,500
39,320
12,634
68.00%
21.85%
(26,686)
(37,324)
41640
14
Auto Allowance
4,800
4,800
3,200
3,139
66.67%
65.40%
(61)
0
42110
14
Group Insurance
51,979
67,332
34,653
40,575
66.67%
78.06%
5,922
15,353
42130
14
LTD, AD&D, Life (reclassed from Group Ins)
0
3,315
0
1,030
0.00%
0.00%
1,030
3,315
42210
14
Social Security
30,479
37,143
20,319
23,178
66.67%
76.05%
2,859
6,664
42220
14
Medicare
6,429
8,687
4,286
5,463
66.67%
84.97%
1,177
2,258
42310
14
TMRS
39,886
50,982
26,591
33,220
66.67%
83.29%
6,629
11,096
42510
14
Unemployment taxes (reclassed from Group ins)
1,944
0
1,530
0.00°1°
0.00%
1,534
1,944
0
43135
14
Pre-employment Testing
1,975
1,975
1,317
980
0
66.67%
66.67%
49.62%
0.00%
(337)
(2,833)
(250)
43140
14
Employee Physicals
4,250
19,090
4,000
35,200
2,833
12,727
23,492
66.67%
123.06%
10,765
16,110
43335
14
Contracted Labor (Part-time)
18,295
18,295
12,197
6,523
66.67%
35.65%
(5,674)
0
43336
43405
14
14
Contracted Services
Computer Equip. / Software
4,000
4,000
2,667
3,730
66.67%°
93.25%
1,063
0
44210
14
Facility Supplies and lease
11,450
11,450
7,633
7,224
66.67%
63:09%
(409)
0
0
1,665
44211
14
Fire equipment and supplies
1,665
3,685
0
2,457
0
1,442
0.00%
66.67%°
0.00%
39.13%
(1,015)
0
45215
14
Property Insurance
3,685
1,850
1,850
1,233
1,360
66.67%
73-51%
127
0
45305
14
Telephone
1,000
750
667
401
66.67%
40.10%
(266)
(250)
45310
14
Mobile Phones
17,015
9,000
11,343
5,456
66.67%
32.07%
(5,887)
(8,015)
45830
14
Travel, Training, Publications
2,000
2,000
1,333
785
66.67%
39.25%
(548)
0
46105
14
Office Supplies
0
300
0
191
0.00%
0.00%
191
300
46115
14
Dues & Subscriptions
0
500
0
278
0.00%
0.00%
278
500
46130
14
Books & Printed Materials
2,450
1,800
1,633
(71)
66.67%
-2.90%
(1,704)
(650)
46150
14
Licenses & Registration
2,500
2,950
1,667
726
66.67%
29.04%
(941)
450
46155
14
Misc. Supplies
3,700
1,750
2,467
1,338
66.67%
36.16%
(1,129)
(1,950)
46205
14
Utilities - Water/Sewer
5:48 PM 5 OF 8 6/22/2004
FU -'D 100 -General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
46215 14 Vehicle Fuel 1 Maint.
46220 14 Utilities - Electric
46225 14 Utilities - Gas
46605
14
Uniforms/Personal Gear
46610
14
Weapons & Accessories
46615
14
Medical Supplies & Equipment
46620
14
FEMA Federal Grant Expenditures (WL Portion)
46621
14
FEMA Federal Grant Expenditures
47410
14
Motor Vehicles
Proposed
Adopted Amended
FY Budget Budget FY
03104 1 03104
Adopted
Budget YTD Actuals %° of YTD
1 1 11 1 Budgeted
11,705
9,897
7,803
4,286
66.67%
3,000
5,860
2,000
3,484
66.67%
900
1,644
600
868
66.67%
9,060
7,395
6,040
5,416
66.67%
10,990
9,425
7,327
9,042
66.67%
41500
4,500
3,000
4,316
66.67%
19,215
19,215
2,956
2,956
0.00%
0
172,940
0
26,634
0,00%
41,984
41,984
40,776
40,776
97.12%
* 70% of the increase in the budget for the EMS department is due to the FEMA Federal grant expenditures which are offset in revenue.
41110
15
Variance
% of YTD
Variance
Adopted/
Actual
(1 -II)
Amended
36.62%
(3,517)
(1,808)
116.13%
1,484
21860
96.44%
268
740
59.78%
(624)
(1,665)
82.27%
1,715
(1,565)
95.91%
1,316
0
0.00%
0
0
0.00%
26,634
172,940
97.12%�
0
0
41110
15
Court Salaries 126 * 17
116,124
116,124
75,927
76,101
65.38%
66.67%
65.53%
74.02%
114
v
1,712
0
42110
15
Group insurancelunemployment
23,285
23,285
15,523
17,235
370
0.00%
0.00%
(33)
470
42130
15
LTD, AD&D, Life
LTD,SociaD&D,#y
605
7,200
11075
7,200
403
4,800
4,870
66.67%
67.64%
70
0
42210
15
1,986
1,986
1,324
1,153
66.67%
58.06%
(171)
0
42220
15
Medicare
9,871
9,871
6,580
6,554
66.67%
66.40%
(26)
0
42310
15
TMRS
35,420
41,830
23,613
32,631
66.67%
92.13%
9,018
6,410
43330
15
Legal Services
D
3,700
0
1,908
6.00%
0.00%
1,908
3,700
4 4302
15
Copier Repairs/Maint/Copy Chg
3,733
0
68.67%
0.00%
(3,733)
(5,600)
44415
15
Courtroom Expense
5,600
0
100
0
24
0.00%
0.00%
24
100
45825
15
Travel Mileage
0
3,430
3,430
2,287
617
66.67%
17.99%
(1,670)
6
45830
15
Training &Seminars
4,500
5,000
3,000
3,985
66.67%
88.56%
985
500
46105
15
Court Supplies
0
75
0
55
0.00%
0.00%°
55
75
46115
15
Dues & Subscriptions
0
850
0
555
0.00%
0.00%0
555
850
46120
15
Postage
4;940
4,900
3,267
2,224
66.67°l°
45.40%
(1,042}
0
46125
15
Printing
Pri
1,200
2,520
800
2,01266.67%
167.71%
1,212
1,320
46160
15
Panting ch Service
14,000
17,000
9,333
6,8$9
66.67%
49.21%
(2,444)
3,060
46165
15
Court Technology
1,650
4,000
1,100
1,454
66.67%
88.12%
354
2,350
46170
15
Court Security _
4600
4,600
3,067
1,555
66.67%
33.80%
(1,512)
0
46190
15
Misc. Court Expense _
,
3,450
540
-
2,300
368
66.67%
10.661%
(1,932)
(2,950)
46215
15
Marshal's Vehicle Maintenance
248,046
157,058
160,563 1
66.04%J
67.51%1
3,504
10,225
DEPT 15 - TOTAL COURT EXPENDITURE
237,821
41110 16 Public Works Salaries
5:48 PM
126 * 17 17,500 17,500 11,442 12,365 65.38% 70.66°1° 923 0 _
6 OF 8 6/22/2004
FU - ' D 100 -General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
5:48 PM 7 OF 8 6/22/2004
Proposed
YTD
Adopted
Amended
Adopted
Variance
FY Budget
Budget FY
Budget
1
YTD Actuals
% of YTD
% of YTD
Variance
Adoptedl
03104
03/04
I
II
Budgeted
Actual
(1 -II)
Amended
41210
16
Parks & Rec Salaries 126. 17
20,000
21,000
2,971
2,971
14.86%
14.86%
58.74%
0
(348)
1,000
2,256
42110
16
Medical/Dental Insurance
4,394
6,650
2,929
2,581
136
66.67%
0.00%
0.00%
(1,031)
(1,630)
42130
16
LTD, AD&D, Life/unemployment
1,750
120
1,167
1,55.0
787
66.67%
33.85%
(763)
0
42210
16
Social Security
2,325
2,325
574
383
184
66.67%
32.06%
(199)
0
42220
16
Medicare
574
3,188
3,188
2,125
1,294
66.67%
40.59%°
(831)
0
42310
16
TMRS
750
1,590
750
750
100.00%
100.00%
0
840
42610
16
Worker's Compensation
0
500
0
293
0.00%0
0.00%
293
500
46105
16
Office Supplies
0
50
0
18
0.00%
0.00%
18
50
46130
16
Books and Printed Materials
0
1,000
0
472
0.00%
0.00%
472
1,000
46190
16
Mise Expense
1,500
1,500
1,000
667
66.670%
44.50%
(333)
0
46215
16
Vehicle FuellMaintenance
DEPT 16 -TOTAL PW EXPENUI 1 -1
51,981 1
55,9§7]r-24,317][__22,518
r
465.78%J
43.32%
(1,799)
4,016
0
FM 1938 - Westlake Portion
36,857
0
_ 0
0
0.00%
0.00%°
0
(36,$57)
{421,805}
47902
11
0.00%
0.00%
0
47902
11
FM 1938 - Other Sources
421,805
0
0
OF
0
0_1
0.00%°
0.00%
0
(458,662)
TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURES7F
458,6621
01
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
3,342,8831
3,634,027 1
1,980,872
1 2,283,547_1
59.26%168.311%1
302,6751
291,144
(LOSS)l1
NET OPERATING INCOME (LOSS)l
1 11,936
940,8871
(456,839]
(32,245)
1
1424,594
928,951
5:48 PM 7 OF 8 6/22/2004
FL"'D 100 - General
Projected Budget Amendments
as of May 31, 2004
Proposed YTD
Adopted Amended Adopted Variance
FY Budget Budget FY Budget YTD Actuals % of YTD % of YTD Variance Adopted/
03104 03!04 I II Budgeted Actual (I -!I) Amended
TRANSFERS (OTHER RESOURCES/USES)
530,296
0
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
(530,296)
4A Dissolved Funds
1,176,437
0
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
(1,176,437)
Sale of 377 Land (owned)
0
236,470
0
0 0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0
236,470
Sale of 377 Land to Hillwood
0
385,200
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
385,200
FM1938 (Rowland Arthur & Southlake/Keller shortfall)
0
421,805
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
421,805
4A Transfer in for FM 1938 (approved in PY)
0
$2,174
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
82,174
4A Transfer in (FM 1938-IN/L Portion) *
0
36,857
0
0
0.00%
0.00%°
0
36,857
4A Transfer in (FM 1938/114 Interchange Imp) **
0
216,897
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
216,897
Debt Service - 2002 series (46)
742,080
742,060
742,080
742,080
100.00%
100.00%
0
0
Debt Service - 2003 series (CC)
261,913
261,913
261,913
261,913
100.00%
100.00%
0
0
TRANSFERS IN -OTHER FINANCING SOURCES1 1
2,180,430 1
2,383,396 1
1,003,993 1
1,003,993
46.05%
46-05%1
0 1
202,966
4A Dissolution for Crime Control District
530,296
0
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
(530,296)
Purchase of 377 Land
0
360,000
0
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
360,000
FM 1938 Capital Project
458,662
540,836
86,686
86,686
0.00%
0.00%
0
82,174
FM 1938/114 Interchange Improvements
273,000
216,897
212,460
212,460
77.82%
77.82%
0
(56,103)
2002 Certificates of Obligation (to Civic Campus)
742,080
742,080
742,080
742,080
100.00%
100.00%u
0
0
0
2003 Certificates of Obligation (to Civic Campus)
261,913
261,913
261,913
261,913
100.00%
100-00%
0
!A AA -37A1
** Pending approval from 4A Board
NET TOTAL
(73,585)-[-1,202,557
1
(456,839)
(32,245)1
1
424,594 1
1,276,142
SUMMARY
Total Revenue
3,354,819
41574,914
1,524,033
2,251,302
45.43%
67.11%
727,269
1,220,095
Transfers In
2,180,430
2,383,396
1,003,993
1,003,993
46.05%
46.05%
0
202,966
Total Expenditures
3,342,883
3,634,027
1,980,872
2,283,547
59.26%
68.31%
44.31%
302,675
0
291,144
Transfers —Out
2,265,951
2,121,726
1,003,993
1,003,993
44.31%
x
,(1441225)
5:48 PM 8 OF 8 6/22/2004
General Fund
Major Variance Report
Adopted vs Proposed Amended
Fiscal Year 2003/2004
The above represent the major variances that make up the total $1,220,095 difference between the adopted and the proposed amended budget revenues
6/22/2004 1 6/22/2004
Budget
Amended
Variance FY
Account Name
FY 03104
FY 03104
03104
Explanation
REVENUES
Sales Tax Revenue
750,000
1,080,000
330,000
Several audits by the Texas Comptroller resulted in money being owed to the
Town. For the remaining 4 months of the FY, the Town is budgeting
40K/monthly.
Tri County Electric
200,000
180,000
(20,000)
At eight months into the FY we are at $134,620; therefore, we will reduce our
adopted budget to reflect the projected revenue.
Building Permits
250,000
465,000
215,000
Increased residential development
FM 1938 - Rowland Arthur
101,739
-
(101,739)
Moved out of operating expenditure into a "Transfer In" from other sources to be
used for the FM1938 capital project
FM 1938 - Maguire Partners
246,353
-
(246,353)
Moved out of operating expenditure into a "Transfer In" from other sources to be
used for the FM 1938 capital project
FM 1938 - Southlake/Keller (Shortfall)
73,713
-
(73,713)
Moved out of operating expenditure into a "Transfer In" from other sources to be
used for the FM1938 capital project. Originally for Southlake and Keller; have
split into two separate revenue line items. (see below)
Development Fees - Mall
1,634,544
1,634,544
Development fees for the Mall to be received in September, 2004
Interest Earned
18,000
6,500
(11,500)
Lower interest rates with less funds in bank than anticipated
Crime Control District for Keller PD (Transfer
116,668
-
(116,668)
Crime Control District was not established during the current FY
from Crime Control Dist)
4A Dissolition Revenue for Keller Police
530,296
-
(530,296)
4A Fund was not dissolved during the current FY; therefore, funds could not be
used in payment of the Keller Police.
Misc. Income
150
15,000
14,850
We received approximately $7,268 from the State for unclaimed funds for the
Town in April.
FEMA Federal Grant
-
172,940
172,940
Revenue from FEMA grant - offset in expenditures. We have already budgeted
our portion of $19,215.
Citation Revenue
475,000
500,000
25,o0o
An increased presence by Keller Police has lead to increased citations.
Warrant Rev. - Supplemental Officers
168,000
80,800
(87,200)
Officers were not allowed to write citations under the Keller ILA, so revenues will
not reach potential.
Warrant Fees
10,000
25,000
15,000
Increase of cleared warrants by the Marshal's office
2,939,919
4,159,784
1,219,865
The above represent the major variances that make up the total $1,220,095 difference between the adopted and the proposed amended budget revenues
6/22/2004 1 6/22/2004
Account Name
EXPENDITURES
Salaries
Medical/Dental Insurance
Internships
Administrative Expense
Civil Engineering (Graham & Assoc.)
Auditor
Building Inspection - Mall
Technology Consultant
Misc. Legal
Boyle & Lowry
Goins, Underkofler
Legislative
Computer Equipment/Software
Landscape Maint.-Civic Campus (7months)
Landscape Maint.-Glenwyck Farms(7months)
General Fund
Major Variance Report
Adopted vs Proposed Amended
Fiscal Year 2003/2004
Budget Amended Variance FY
FY 03104 FY 03104 03104
Explanation
175,421 203,765 28,344
Addition of Jim Taylor for approximately 6 months
14,369 30,000 15,631
There was a 9% increase in premiums in November, as well as the addition of
Jim Taylor representing an increase of $7,000 in insurance expense through
September.
22,440 12,000 (10,440)
Decreased because a part time intern scheduled to work 20 hrslwk, has not been
hired.
102,375 113,694 11,319
Addition of $10,000 to Petty & Associates and correction of original budget
25,000 125,000 100,000
As of May, expenditures to date = $112,769. Per conversation with Jeff the
remaining billings will be mostly for LIF and the Mall which will not be paid out of
the GF.
26,250 16,450 (9,800)
Bid for audit was lower than expected.
65,382 65,382
Represents 10% of total Development Fees related to the mall. We will budget a
total 40%; 10% for FY 2004 and 90% for FY 2005.
- 38,000 38,000
Previously paid from Civic Campus funds for implementation and setup of
technology related equipment. Hourly estimated cost for computer services.
10,000 100,000 90,000
As of May, 86% of the expenditures in this line -item relate to Baker Botts and the
City of Roanoke & Sherry Gray litigation. Remaining portion is Allen Moon with
items related to Westlake Academy Foundation and Clarence West.
165,000 140,000 (25,000)
Considering year-to-date expenditures and the remaining services for the current
year, this line -item has been reduced.
25,000 150,000 125,000
Work on City of Roanoke, Trophy Club, Kennel Kare & Johnnie's Automotive
15,000 36,000 21,000
Because of the special session on education finance reform, the Town is
continuing to use the services of Akin, Gump
- 13,500 13,500
Purchase of computer for Trent, printers for Trent, Debbie and Ginger Crosswy;
new virus software to help protect data; AutoCad software, terminal services
software (related to security on doors), OCR software, Microsoft Office installed
on several computers and the server used for the new accounting software.
42,000 18,000 (24,000)
Prorated for the remaining portion of the fiscal year.
18,000 9,000 (9,000)
Prorated for the remaining portion of the fiscal year.
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Major Variance Report
Adopted vs Proposed Amended
Fiscal Year 2003/2004
Proposed
Budget Amended Variance FY
Account Name FY 03104 FY 03104 03104 Explanation
Utilities - Water
9,800 9,800
The Water utility cost will be spread out over the three funds. 70% in GF, 15% in
UF, and 15% in WVA. This allocation represents the approximate time spent by
employees, office space and resources for each fund. Total estimated
expenditures for the year = $14,000
Utilities - Electric
- 36,050 36,050
The Electric utility cost is spread out over the three funds just as the Water and
Gas line items are. Total estimated expenditures for the year = $51,500.
Utilities - Gas
2,500 10,000 7,500
The Gas utility cost is also spread across the three funds with the same
allocation as Water and Electric. Total estimated expenditures for the year =
$15,660.
EMS Salaries
469,250 492,169 22,919
The adopted budget represents 26 pay periods for the current year. Because of
the dates the pay periods fall, there is a timing difference. This additional
amendment represents the October 1st payment for the current year which was
actually for work performed in September, 2003. This was not recorded as an
accrual for the FY 2003; therefore, the expense will be budgeted in the 2004
fiscal year.
EMS Overtime
29,515 76,469 46,954
With a number of officers at police training, there has been an increased need for
OT help. Two people have quit and they are having to make up their shifts with
other staff.
Supplemental Officers for Warrants
57,824 20,500 (37,324)
This program has been scaled back because the Officers are not allowed to write
citations under the Keller ILA; therefore, revenues as well as expenditures for the
officers have been reduced.
Group Insurance
51,979 67,332 15,353
Adjusted for new employees and dependent coverage additions
Contracted Labor (Part-time)
19,090 35,200 16,110
Additional contracted labor needed to cover shifts due to Jason Martin and Kelly
Wilson leaving.
FEMA Federal Grant Expenditures
- 172,940 172,940
Grant received - 90% federal funding and 10% Town. This is the Grant's portion
which is offset in revenue. Our 10% portion has already been budgeted.
FM 1938 - Westlake Portion
36,857 - (36,857)
Moved to "Transfer Out" for FM1938 capital project (Not operating expense) per
Page 1
FM 1938 - Other Sources
421,805 - (421,805)
Moved to "Transfer Out" for FM1938 capital project (Not operating expense) per
Page 1. Represents budget amounts: Rowland Arthur $101,739; Maguire
Partners $246,353; Southlake and Keller's portion of the $110,571 portion of the
short -fall - $73,713
1,554,254 1,787,486 261,576
The above represent the major variances that make up the total $291,144 difference between the adopted and the proposed amended budget expenditures
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General Fund
Major Variance Report
Adopted vs Proposed Amended
Fiscal Year 2003/2004
ropose
Budget Amended Variance FY
Account Name FY 03!44 FY 03104 03/04 Explanation
TRANSFERS IN (OTHER RESOURCES)
4A Dissolved Funds
1,176,437 - (1,176,437)
The Town did not dissolve 4A during the FY as proposed.
Sale of 377 land (owned)
- 236,470 236,470
Intending to sale to Hillwood at a 6% return.
Sale of 377 land to Hillwood
- 385,200 385,200
Intending to sale to Hillwood at a 6% return.
FM1938
421,805 421,805
Moved from Operating revenue. More appropriately classified as a "Transfer In"
for the FM 1938 capital project (Not operating) per Page 1.
4A Transfer in - FM 1938
- 82,174 82,174
Westlake's budgeted portion - funds transferred to GF and restricted in prior
year. Expenditure offset in "Transfer Out" related to FM1938 capital project
4A Transfer in - FM 1938
36,857 36,857
Originally budgeted $36,857 from the GF but expecting the 4A funds to be
included in GF fund balance; because the Town did not dissolve 4A and this is a
FM 1938/114 Interchange Improvements
273,000 216,897 (56,103)
legal expense of 4A, the Staff will take this amendment to the 4A Board and
transfer this valid amount to GF for the project upon approval
4A Transfer in from Restricted GF - FM
216,897 216,897
Originally shown as a projected transfer in for the previous year. Funds were
1938/114 Interchange
transferred to GF as a due to/from in previous year NOT a transfer. The Town
originally budgeting to transfer out $259,603 for this project; therefore, we must
transfer in corresponding amount. (Project has been completed and the total
needed for the current year is $216,897). Budgeted to come from General Fund
but since 4A was not dissolved; proposing this amendment be presented to the
4A Board.
TRANSFERS OUT (OTHER USES)
4A Dissolution for Crime Control District
530,296 - (530,296)
The Crime Control District was't created during this FY as proposed.
Purchase of 377 land
- 360,000 360,000
Intending to purchase and sell this fiscal year.
FM 1938 Capital Project
458,662 540,836 82,174
Moved $421,805 from operating revenue to a "Transfer Out" related to the
FM1938 capital project. The remaining budgeted portion of $36,857 represents
the Town's portion of the $110,571 "unnamed portion" of needed funds which will
be split with Keller and Southlake). The variance of $82,174 represents
approved expenditures from 2002-2003 budget that were not used during that
fiscal year but needed for the current year.
FM 1938/114 Interchange Improvements
273,000 216,897 (56,103)
The $273,000 was the projected amount of the remaining expenditures of the
project at the date we adopted the budget. Project is complete with total
expenditures for the current year of $216,897.
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