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SUBJECT: <br />DATE: <br />OPEN SPACE & PARKS FUND OVERVIEW <br />SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 PAGE 6 OF 11 <br />Note that the Open Space & Parks Fund reserves are projected to decline by an <br />additional $553,000. This decline includes a $1.2 million transfer -in from the General <br />Fund, which keeps ending reserves in compliance with the City's Reserve Policy. <br />Also, note that the wage and benefit amounts used in the preceding tables are the <br />original budgeted amounts for 2017 and 2018. Based on the changes directed by <br />Council at the August 8 budget retreat, staff will update the wage and benefit projections <br />for the budget presentation scheduled for September 26, 2017. Total wage and benefit <br />costs will increase over the amounts currently presented. <br />As noted above, the 2018 transfer from the General Fund to the Open Space Parks <br />Fund has been increased from the original budget of $500,000 to a new projection of <br />$1.2 million based on the July 5 presentation by the former City Manager. Staff has <br />reviewed and updated projections on all amounts expected to be transferred between <br />funds for 2017 and 2018. The following two tables summarize those new inter -fund <br />transfer projections. <br />Inter -Fund Transfers Matrix <br />2017 Estimate <br />Transfers Ou: <br />General Fund <br />Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund <br />Impact Fee Fund <br />Recreation Center Construction <br />Total <br />Transfers In <br />OS&P <br />Fund <br />198,830 <br />Cemetery <br />Fund <br />95,000 <br />2.000 <br />Capital <br />Projects <br />Fund <br />1,029,810r <br />414,500 d <br />Total <br />95.000 <br />2.000 <br />1,228,610 <br />414,500 <br />198.830 97,000 1,444.310 1.740,140 <br />Aili7i.'P1 recurring support for operaP.ioi7s and capital. <br />b Annual recurring transfer of interest earned used to fund operations and capital. <br />c A.nnuai transfer of impact. fee revenue for projects eligible for this t'rpe of funding. <br />d urse. 7ei7r-fear,; bond proceeds forpreiiminanf expenditures- on Recreation Ce.oter <br />CITY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION <br />14 <br />
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