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CITY OF DENTON
COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Year Ended September 10, 1983
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CITY OF DENTON
I' FINANCE DEPARTMENT
a CITY COUNCIL
Richard 0. Steuart, Mayor
James Riddlesperger, Mayor Pro-Tem
Joe Alford
Jack Barton
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Charles Hopkins o
Ray Stephens
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C. Chris Hartung
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ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
William J. Anderson
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INTRODUCTORY SECTION: 1
Transmittal Letter 6
Or gsnis at ton Chart
FINANCIAL SECTION:
Combined Financial Statements - Overview (Genetal Purpose financial Statements)-
Auditors' Report 7
Combined Balance Sbeet - All Fund Types Ind Account Groups d
Combined Statement of Revenues, gap Inditurts and Changes in fund
Balances - All Governmental fund Types and Expendable Trust funds 14
Combined Statement of Revenues. tapend itvtea and Channel in Fund Balances -
Budget and Actual - General, Special Revenue, Debt Service and t6
Capitol project fund Types
Combined tatement of Revenuer, Sxpenaea and Changes in Retained
Earning - All Proprietary Fund Types and Nonexpendable Trust Funda 16 ,
Combined statement of Revenues, txpsI and Changes in Retained
Earnings - Budget and Actual - All proprietary fund Type a..... 20
Combined Statement of Changes in Financial Position - All Proprietary 22
- Fund Types and Noneapendable Trust funds 22
Notes to Financial Statemmte
Combining and individual fund Financial Statements-
.I Combinin5 Balance Sheet - All Special Revenue Funds 79
Combining Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes 41
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in fund Balances - All Special Revenue Funds
I Combining Statement of Revenue) and txpenlltvres - Budget
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and Actual - All Special Revenue funds •
Combining Balance ';beat - All Capital Projects Funds
Combining Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changer in Fund
Balances - At', Capital Projects finds... 447
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Combining Balance Sheet - All Enterprise Funds .
Combining Statement of Revenues. Expenses and Changes in Retained 77
k Earnings - All Enterprise funds
Combining Statement of Revenues, tapeness and Changes in Retained 77
tarninna - Budget and Actual - All Enterprise funds...
Combining Statement of Changes in Financial Position - All
IrteIrprist funds 77
~ Combining 2atanct Spree! - All Internal Service funds $9
6cmbiming Statement of Revenues, III and Changes in
Retained Earnings -All Internal service funds..... 61
Combining Statement of Changes in liaancial Position - All
{ } lntaroa1 letvite Funds.......... • • „ " 65
-i Combining Balanct Sheet - All Trust and Agency funds 1. 67
Statement of Changes in Assets and Liabilities - AZency fund
STATISTICAL SECTION:
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I General GOVRrnmen0 Expenditures by function Let Ten Fiscal Years 71
2 General Revenues by Source Lest Ten Fiscal Years 71
1 hope q Tea Levies and Collections Lilt Ten fiscal Years
4 Aslelsad and Estiuted Actual Yalue of Taxable Property 7S
Last Ten fiscal Tears
S Property Tax Rotes and Tax Levies - All Overlapping Governments 1 „ " 7)
Last Ton fiscal Years ' 76
6 Special Assessment Collections test Ten fiseal Tears
7 Ratio of let Conseil Bonded Debt to Assessed Value and Net
1 fended Debt Pet Capita Last Ten Fiscal Years . 79
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Ji a Computation of Lep1 Debt Margin ' nii i
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9 Computation of Ditect and oveslapping Debt
to Ratio of Annual Debt Service Expenditures for General
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Bonded Debt to Total General gxpeaditurea List Tea Files% Years e4
11 Revenue Bond Coverage - Last Ten Fiscal Testa . • 66
12 Property Volvo. Construction and Bank Deposits - Loot Ten Fiscal Years e6
13 Prlneipsl Taxpayers
14 Sebedute of Insurance•im•foree 91
IS Demograpble Statiatica - Lest Ten Fiscal Years
di 16 Most 1laneovs Statistical Data • • ' 97
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;CITY of DENTON, TEXAS MUNICIPAL BUiLDfNG i DENTON, TEXAS 76201 TELEPHONE (817) 566.8200
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
^ City of Denton:
The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report of the City of Denron,
for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1983, is submitted herewith, ',his
report was prepared by the City's Finance Department. Responsibility for
both the accuracy of the presented data and the completeness and fairness
of the presentation, including all disclosures, rests with the City. We
believe the data, as presented, is accurate in all material aspects, that it
is presented in a manner designed to fairly set forth the financial position
and results of operations of the City as measured by the financial activity
of its various funds; and that all disclosures necessary to enable the reader
to gain the maximum understanding of the City's financial affairs have been
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Accounting System and Budgetary Control
In developing and evaluating the City's accounting system,
consideration is given to the adequacy of internal accounting controls.
Internal accounting controls are designed to provide reasonable, but not
absolute, assurance regarding: (1) the safeguarding of assets against loss
from unauthorized use or disposition; and (2) the reliability of financial
records for preparing financial statements and maintaining accountability
for arsets. The concept of reasonable assurance recognizes that: (1) the
cost of a control should not exceed the benefits likely to be derived; and
(2) the evaluation of coats and benefits requires estimates and judgments
by management.
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All internal control evaluations occur within the above framework.
We believe that the City's internal accounting controls adequately safeguard
4 assets and provide reasonable assurance of proper recording of financial
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Budgetary control is maintained at the activity level by the
encumbrance of estimated purchase amounts prior to the release of purchase
orders to vendors. Purchase orders which result in an overrun of activity
balances are not released until additional appropriations are made available.
Open encumbrances are reported as reservations of fund balance at September 3n, 1
1983.
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The Reporting Entity and its Services
This report includes all of the funds and account groups of the
City. It includes all activities controlled by or dependent on the City.
The City provides the full range of municipal services contemplated
by statute or charter. This includes public safety (police and fire), highways
and streets, electric, water, and sewer utilities, sanitation, parks and recre-
ation, public improvements, planning and zoning, and general administrative
services.
General Governmental Operations {
General governmental revenues totaled $13,292,742 in 1983, an increase
of 22.51 over 1982, Property taxes produced 42.5% of general revenues compared
to 45.5% last year. The amount of revenues from various sources and the i
increase over last year are shown in the following tabulations:
Increase
Percc'It (Decrease)
Revenue Source Amount _ of T,,tal from 1982
Taxes $ 8,819,953 66.4 $ 924,:74
Licenses and permits 213,490 1.6 1169547
Utility franchise fees 367,937 2.8 37,243
Intergovernmental 1,304,168 9.8 264,324
Fees for services 245,808 1.8 59,092
Fines and forfeitures 561,714 4.2 163,704
Interest revenue 436,813 3.3 41,199
Miscellaneous 1,343,359 10.1 838,293
Total $13,292,742 100.0 $2,444,776
Assessed valuations of $1,049,946,000 represented an increase of
58.3% over the preceding year.
Current tax collections were 95.27` of the tax levy, a decrease of
.99% from last year. The ratio of total collections (current and delinquent)
to the current tax levy was 98.041, a 1001 decrease from last year. Allocations
of property tax levy by purpose for 1983 and the preceding two fiscal years are
as follows (amounts per $100/assessed value):
Purrpose 1983 1982 1981
General Fund $.3375 $.4650 $ .6235 ! f
Debt Service Fund ,1725 .3090 ,6665
Total tax rate $.5100 $.7740 $1.290
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General governmental exponditutes totaled $17,722,054, an increase
of 13.2% over 1982. Increases in levels of expenditures for major functions
of the City over the preceding year are shown in the following tabulations:
Increase
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Function Amount of Total from 1982
General government $ 4,207,427 23.7 $ (260,087)
Public safety 5,020,458 28.3 219,784
Public works 2,2406383 12.6 151485
_ Parke and recreation 1,2576726 7.1 376,115
Capital outlay 36249,499 18.4 11882,492
Debt service 1,7469561 9.9 (137,712)
Other - - (24,918)
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Total $17,722,054 100.0 $2,071,159
~ The unreserved-undesignated fund balance in the Central Fund increased
` to $843,484. In addition, the unreserved-designated fund balance increased to
$518,649.
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The fund balance in the Debt Service Fund decreased from $41,406 to
$34,049.
Debt Administration
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The ratio of general obligation debt to assessed valuation and the
amount of general obligation debt per capita are useful indicators of the
City's debt position to municipal management, citizens and investors. These
` data for the City at the end of the 1983 fiscal year were as follows:
Ratio of Debt to
Assessed Value (100% Debt Per
Amount of Present Market) capita
General Obligation Debt $1608170500 1.592 $323
The City's bond ratings for general obligation bonds at September 301 1 1983, were A-1 b;• Moody's Investors' Service and A* by Standard 6 Poor's
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Cash Management
Cash temporarily idle during the year was invested in certificates
of deposit ranging from 30 to 365 days to maturity, The average yield on
maturing investments during the year was 9.81%, and the amount of interest
earned was $1,300,408. This was $493,490 less than interest on temporary
investments in fiscal year 1982.
Capital Projects Fund
Proceeds of general obligation bond issues are accounted for in
Capital Projects Funds until improvement projects are completed. Completed
projects and uncompleted construction in progress at yearend are capitalized
in the General Fixed Assets Account Croup, During 1983, project expenditures
totaled $2,136,122.
The Capital Project Fund balances on hand at yearend were represented
primarily by $4,507,211 in cash and investments.
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General Fixed Assets
The general fixed assets of the City are those fixed assets used in
the performance of general governmental functions and exclude the fixed assets
of Enterprise and Internal Service Funds, As of September 30, 1983, the
general fixed assets of the City amounted to $350749,524. This amount
represents the original cost of the asset, and is considerably leas t:ian their
present value. Depreciation of general fixed assets is not recognized in the
City's accounting system.
Electric, Water and Sewer System
The City's electric, water and sewer utility operations resulted in j-
income more than sufficient to meet debt service requirements. Comparative L
data for the past two years are presented in the following tabulations,
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1983 1982
Operating Revenues $41,3760356 $37,568,915
Operating Income 61056,689 6,413,449
Income Available for Debt Service 8/1391687 6,839,230
Annual Debt Service 206130531 2,840,612
Coverage (Income Available for t '
Debt Service Divided by Average
Annual Debt Service) 3.11 2.41
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Outstanding utility system revenue bonds as of September 30, 1983,
totaled $25,280,000. The bond ratings for these revenue bonds as of
September 301 1983, were A by Moody's Investors' Service and A+ by Standard
and Poor's Corporation.
Independent Audit
The City Charter requ±res an annual audit of the books of account,
financial records, and transestione of all administrative departments of the
City by independent accountants selected by the City Council. This requirement
has been complied with and the auditors' report has been included in this
report.
Acknowledgements
f The preparation of this report on a timely basis could not be
accom lisped without the efficient and dedicated services of the entire staff
of the Finance Department. We would like to express our appreciation to
all members of the Department who assisted and contributed to its preparation.
- Respectfully submitted,
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City Manager
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Assistant to the Director of Finance
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ORGANIZATION CHART
CITY OF DENTON
SEPTEMBER 1983
CITIZENS
CITY COUNCIL
CITY ATTORNEY CITY MANAGER MUNICIPAL
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ASSISTANT FINANCE UTILITIES ASSISTANT
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_ To the Honorable Mayor,
City Council and City Manager,
City of Denton, Texas;
We have examined the combined financial statements of the City
of Denton, Texas, as of and for the year ended September 30, 1983, as listed
in the Table of Contents. Our examination was made in accordance with +
generally accepted auditing standards snd, accordingly, included such tests
of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered
necessary in the circumstances.
i In our opinion, the combined financial statements referred to
above present fairly the financial position of the City of Denton, Texas, at
September 30, 1983, and the results of its operations and the changes in
financial position of its proprietary fund types and nonexpendable trust funds
for the year then ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting
principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
Our examination was made for the purpose of forming an opinion on the
J combined financial statements taken as a whole. The combining and individual
fund financial statements listed in the table of contents are presented for
ii purposes of additional analysis and are not a required part of the combined
financial statements of the City of Denton, Texas. The information has been i
subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the examination of the combined
financial statements and, in our opinion, is fairly stated in all material
respects in relation to the combined financial statements taken as a whole.
The information included in the statistical section of this report
^i has been summarised from the City's records and was not subjected to the j
audit procedures that were applied in the examination of the basic financial
statements. Accordingly, we express no opinion on such information. '
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CITY Of DENTON, TEXAS
CON611oto SALANCC SKEET ALL FUND TYPES AND ACCOUNT COUPS f
SEPTEK6ER 30, 1967
Governmental Fund types
f Special Debt Capital Special
General Revenue Service Projects J.Ilalament
ASSETS !
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Cash and investments S 126,094 6 159,464 S 65,206 S 4,507,211 S 671,$59
Receivables (net of allowances r
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Tates $94,473
Accounts -
Unbilled utility service - - 44,461 1
Special assessment$ t
Accrued interest 64,106 13,033 1
222,203 7,096 - 27,6:0
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Due lrom other funds 4,671,241 - 14,636 675,550 1,435
Due Irmo other governments - 143,606
Merthan4110 Inventory, at lower - ~a
of coat or market j.J
Prepaid expenses and deposits 15,430 -
Restricted islets (Note 3)
Fixed assets; net, where
applicable, of accumulated
depretiatlen (Note 21 1
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service fund - - - - r
Amount to be provided fors'
retirement of fong•ters
S 5,619,443 f 30b,190 S 79,644 S 5,294,509 S 71
Total As seta
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proprietary fund Types find Type •`••-Arcount Groop.- (Memcrsndu Only)
Trust rAwsI :enerai
1 Internal and lived Lon{-Term Septembet 30, September 30,
_ [nterorise Serviee Agency Aneu " Liabilities 19b] 19tl1 r
S 2,268,172 f 543,630 f 40,121 { { 7 8,401,019 f 5,792,725
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_ 594,475 155,314
4,211,661 4,784,179
4,!11,661 _ 2,960,264 2,265,'01 I
2,960,264
44,461 45,61]
84,057 IBL,198 21b,99b
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1 1,723,213 1l, 695,5!1 1,518,016
670,989 13,779 5,436,797 _ 143,606 305,546
1,406,507 892,510 2,299,018 2,2 0,)54
18,143 48 27,197 61,518 5,
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7,018,911 7,016,911 U,150,77?2
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61,689,201 2,454,961 75,749,524 99,893,712 69,208,506
- )4,049 34,049 41,406
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COMBINED 3ALA9CI SHEET - ALL FUND TYPIS AND ACCOUNT GROUPS (CONTINUTD)
SEPTEMBER )0, 1963
Governmental fund Types Proprietary fun! Types ^
Special Debt Capital Special Internal
LIABILITIES AND FUND IQUITY . G neral Revenue S_trrviea Projects Aaseessent Enterprise $@rule* 1
Liabilities:
Deficit position in pooled
cash S - S - S- S - 6 - S 253,252 S 510,409
1 Accounts parable and accrued
expanses 232,639 ),652 - 19,929 - 3,744,926 121,911
Retainage payable 14,006 - 22,624 - 99,219 -
Liability for accrued
vacation and sick leave
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(Note l) - - - - 205,705
Meter deposits 3,101 - 257,553 -
Note payable - - - - - 279,106
Payable from restricted r
assets (Note 3)- 1,073 531 - i.
Accrued interest
Revenue bonds payable, f
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current I,5145,000 -
Due to other funds 3,411,650 23,9)) 145,795 232,067 676,411 2,772,414 166,466
Deforrsd revenues 421,706 17,100 15.000 )3,562 1 1
- 440,114
Losses payable (Mote 6)
General obligation bonds
payable (Note
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Revenue bonds payable (Note 3)
......301 27,765 43,795 362,540 676,401 33 366,211 2,120,494
Total Liabilities
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and fixed Long-Term September 30 September 30,
AteneY Assets Liabilities 1963 `_19tl7
649,094 S f S 11077,755 f 1,568,654'1
€ 261,110 - • 4,454,635 4,921,346
E - (76,119 67,395 .
914,624 1,168,475 1,113,999
• 260,655 172,673
_ 279,808
1,0)3,531 661,162
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4,366,605 11,695,521 1,516,016 i(
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101,133 541,307 573, V06
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In aid of construction -
Investment in general fixed
assets
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Rea.rvod for bond
retirement (Note 3) _
Unreserved
Fund balances- 4.,
Reserved for debt service - - 34,049 -
Reserved for encumbrances 216,579 15,273 - 214,536
Reserved for inventory sad r
prepaid s 15,430 i.
Reserved for capital projects - - 4,101,431 - ~r
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years' expenditures 516,649 263,132 - 54,021
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Total Fund Equity t,596,142 276,405 34,049 4,9J1,964 54,027
Total Liabilities p
and Fund Equity ! 5,679,46) ! 306,190 1 79,644 (5,294,509 3 230,506
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(15,560,554 (1,591,960 ! - 4,766,040 4,177,623 ;
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4,400,)10 _ 24,176,416 14,761,964
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14,049 41,406 }
451,190
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COMBINED STATEMENT OF XEVFNUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANCES IN FUND BALANCES j
ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES AND EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS !
FOX THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 19831
Fiduciary
Cover nmvntal Fund Types Fund Type
Special Debt Caplral Special [spendable
Central `Revenue Service Pro]ects Asesesment T:uet 1
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rates (Note 1) S 7,080,749 1 - 1 1,739,204 6 11
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Licenses and permits 213,490 - -
Utility franchise fees 367,937 - - - -
Fines and forfeituree 561,214 - - _ -
Feet for services 160,159 65,649
Interest revenue 105,201 4,982 - 272,597 54,027 - 752
Intergovernmental 262,635 754,268 261,165
Insurance premiums - - - - 58;,631
E`I Miscellaneous 421,OS6 42,214 674,009
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Total Revenues 9,216,447 867,113 1,739,204 1,413,931 54,021 561,589
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Central government 4,159,406 11,585 - 34,436 - !'1
Public safety 4,923,416 97,042 -
Public works 2,144.33) 36,546 - 59,504
Farks and recreation 1,175,366 82,358 - -
Other - - - 687,646 am e
Capital outlay 416,929 36,446 - 2,736,122 - +
Debt service-
Principal tttirement - - 1,047,750 -
Intermit and fiscal charges - - 696,111 - -
Total ttpend)turtm 12,679,452 263,979 1,746,561 2,132,062 667,646 Is
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EXCESS Or REVENUES OVER (UNDER)
EXPENDITURES (),661,005) 603,134 (7,)51) 11,418,111) 54,027 (106,057) r
OTM[R MAKING SOURCES (USt$)1
hoards of general obligation bonds - - 4,142,000
Operating transfers In 5,019,561 - - 171,934
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operating transfers out (109,266) (592,219) - -
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Total Other Financing
sources (Uses) 4,910,297 (592,219) - 4,911,934 - - 7,
EXCESS or REVENUE/ AND DrMER SOURCts
onk "nsDirats AND oTMER Ustf 1,249,292 10,915 (16357) 3.495,623 34,027 (106,051)
FUND BALANCES - October 1 )46.850 t67,490 41.406 1 436 146 15.476 r
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rUND 1ALANC11 (DEFICIT) - September 30 1 1,596,142 1 V6,405 1 34,049 1 4,931,969 $ 54,027 S 130,5611
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1963_ 1962
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6,619,931 3 7,695,579
213,490 96,943
361,931 130,644
$61,214 397,510
245,606 166,716 `r
437,565 401,970
} 1,104,166 1,039,644
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1,543,339 5 5053,066
- 13,674,311 11,260,325 i
16,207 1 ,427 4,461,514 I
i 3,020,456 4,600,614 %2,240,363 2,224,696
1.237,726 661,611
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661,646 461,436
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1,o47,7so 1,123,750 I
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4,142,000 - yt
5,191,451 4,167,666 ;
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9,232,012 3,163,092
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2,167,366 3,231,166
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COKSINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, LXP£NOITUIIS VD CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - BUDGET AND ~
ACTUAL - Ct NERAL, SPECIAL REVENUE, DEBT St RVICE AND CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND TYPES (NOT[ 10
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Cer,eral Fund
.Federal Revenue and .Recreation Fund.) ,
Variance- Variance- i
Favorable Favorable 1.' 3..
Budget
REVENUES: Actual (Unfavorable) -ludtet Actual (Unfavorable) 1
Taxes ! 6,670,474 S 7 060 749
Licenses and e rmits f 410,215 1 - S S - r- I
! 145,250 233. ,490 66,240
Utility franchtae fee. 391,000 367,937 (23,063) -
Fines and forfe(tureu )62,500 561,214 206,714
Fees for services 225,900 160,139 (45,741) 106,500 25,766 (60,734)
lntertovernmentel $50,000 262,635
I (261 )65) 350,00a 615 510 121,510
Interest revenue 320,000 105,207 (14,793) f, J
710
Kiscollaneous 696,762 427,056 (27I 706) 1,569 2, 1,
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Total Revenues
....3,666 9,216,441 64,561 656,500 701,555 43,035
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General government 4,)76,666 4,1$9,406 217,462 ,
Public safety 5,023,666 4,923,416 100,470. C
Public works 2,266,335 2,144,333 14:,002 -
Parks and recreation 1,136,022 1,175,366 (31,346) $5,500 62,356 4,142
Other - II t
Capital outlay 241,542 476,929 (235,367) 20,000 10,549 9,451
Debt service-
Principal retirement _
Interest and fiscal chsrges
Total 6tpanditures 33,066,67) 12,179,452 167,221 106 S00
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92,907
U 593
£zccss of Rcvcauts ovFR
(UNDER) EXPLND2TURES (3,912,761) (3,661,005) 251,712 550,000 606,646 ,646 r-
58,648
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Operating transfers In 3,6)2,319 5,019,563 1,167,244 - - ` f
Op flog tram lase out -(109,266)
(109,266) (550,000) (592,219) (42,219)
Total Other financing
Sources (U6es) 3,132,)19 4,910,297 1,017,976 (550,000) (592,211) (42,219) r
LXCEf! of REVENUE$ An OTHER
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LX PEND1TURt1 AND OTHER USES (60,466) 1,249,292 ),)29,760 -
1 18,429 16,429 r. 4¢,
FUND SALAICES, October l 346 6.0 346,650 - 211,129 211,2;0
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61,329,160 6 317.119 119 19 6 -23),606 $ 16,429
The accompanying notes to Financial statements its sn Integral part of this statement.
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Debt 8e tutu (Central Ptojecte Fund) ,
Variance-
variants- Favoteble
favorable
Dud Nt Actual (Stn fe vor eD le) Dudtet Att wl (Unfavorable)
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11,745,687 51,739,204 S {6,6471 S S
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86,239 - (86,279)
j 475 (87,604)
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11765,687 1,739,204 (6,463) 68,239
111,974 34-817 11.1 1
' . I ^I 148,2)9 76,]51 71,882
' ' 1,047,150 1,047,750 - _ -
.........1 698_811
26011) 111,114 145,999
1,746,561 1,746,561 . .
61,195 {
(171,934) (110,139}
1814) (1,357) (6,467)
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111,934 111,974
j ~ -111.974 -171.934
16,467) - 61,195 61,195 ;
(874) (7,157) i`
47,406 41,406 .,599 93,599 -
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40,531 $ 34,049 S (6,4137 `u'~ue us.i.9. .u..e'• ±5
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COMBINED STATMNT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES AND CHANGES IN RETAINED EARNINGS -
ALL PROPRIETARY FUND rf?ES AND NONEXPENOAM TRUST FUNDS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 1963 _
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Enterprise Service Trust i
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Electric service $33,376,245 5 - ! -
water service 3,717,306 -
$ever service 2,063,769 - - f
i Charges for services 1,334,059 1,210,520 E
Sundry 233,124 (27,549) ),190 i,.
Total Operating Revenue 42,616,503 1,1126971 3,690
OPERATING EXPENSE S: 1
Purchased power 22,514,060 - -
Fuel 4,462,520 - -
Purchast of voter 549,S52 -
Salaries and wages 3,965,566 335,612 -
Materials and supplies 590,622 19,135
Maintenanta and repairs 1,232,660 10,127 -
Depreciation 2,065,726 694,106 -
Miacellaneoue 1,156,413 216,169 -
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Total Operating Expenses 36,760,159 1,275,532 -
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Operating income 6,036,)44 (92,561) 3,690
NONOPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES):
Interest revenue 629,064 33,779
Interest expense and fiscal charges (1,912,161) -
Contributions of motor vehicles to motor
pool (260,915) -
Total Nooopetating Revenues (Expenses) (1,324,612) 31,779
Income Before Operating Transfers and
Extraordinary item 6,711,732 (51,712) 3,190
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OPERATING TRANSFERS WT (3,971,363) (518,649) -
EXTRAORDINARY ITEM - Gain On Refunding (Note 1) ),119,506 -
Net Income (Loss) 3,929,877 (571,431) ),690
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RETAINED EARNINGS - Bsptembev 30 $21,576,101 J---•-•--•
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815,376,245 831,608,696
3,767,306 3,511,216
2,061,769 2,014,630
2,544,579 1,808,616 ,I
_231'465 -.__202,670 !
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4,452,520 9,591,621
$49,552 159,107
..J 4,304,200 6,228,994
609,760 775,592
1,241,987 1,470,218 4
2,760,010 2,541,342
1,572,562 1,509,399
38,055,691 34,618,751
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(1,290.8)3) 1430 .978) 1
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(4,490,012) (3,833,390)
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23,260,593 23,961,164 f
121,616,929 123,260,593
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CON6I NLD 5lAI ENENT OF REVlNUE B, EXPENSES AND CNANGLS IN RETAINED EARNINGS -
BUDGE! AND ACTUAL - ALL PROPRIETARY TUND TYPES (MOIL 10
FOR TBE FISCAL YEAH ENDED MIENHER 30, 196)
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OPERATING REVENUES: 342,618,665 6 35,376,245 6(7,278,470)
Electric service ),657,267 ),761,306 130,023
Hater service 2,49;,993 2,063,169 (630,224)
Sever service 1,41!,890 1,134,059 (84,631) r
Charges [or services 875,000 2$3,124 (619,676) i
Sundry .
$1,259,831 41,616,503 (6,443,326) +
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Pch Fuuel see paver 8,586,400 4,462,520 4,105,660 j
Purchase 281,660 149,552 (267,671)
Salaris oof voter 4,874,1)0 3,968,588 906,147
Salaries and vsu pp 606,134 590,622 235.$12
Matteerials and and repairs 1,513,901 1,232,660 251,241
Depreciation a and repar1,162,370 2,083,724 ()0),40W
1,517,479 1,136,411 199,065
Miscellaneous .
Total Operating Expenses 44,460,66 36,780,159 7,660,516 j
6,799,146 6,036,344 (7611607)
opersting Income
NONOPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES): 3,y00 ,000 629,064 (510,976)
Interest revenue (2,1,70,106) (1,912,761) 1!7,)45
Interest expense and !(real chesgu
Contributions of aotor vehicles to _ (140,915) (240,915)
motor pool
Total Nonoperstin3 Revenues (Etpenees) (700,106) 41,720,612) (624,506)
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f Income z4fort Operating Transfers .6,099,040 4,711,712 ((,381,)06)
and Extraordinary (tea
j OPERATING TRANSFERS IN (OUT) (5,942,))6) O ,971,36)) 1,910,97) r j
...3- 69,$08 ),189,508 L.
EXTRAORDINARY 2SLM - Gala on Refunding _
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Set tncm 156,704 5,929,677 •-)61T7,173
24,646,911
RESAIN[D EARNINGS - Octebar 1 24,646,931 l , s
RETAINED UILMINOS - Septeaber )0 114,807,6)5 6 21,516,108 6 ),71),113 .ti
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Internal Service (Hort{nb Capital Fund)
Variance - JI
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budge t Actual {Vnfavotabl.) - 1111
6)1,14) 551,609 (65,934)
6]1,743 551,609 (65,934)
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20,SD0 19,134 1,362
ISMS 10,127 5,021 '
- 35,541 05,54]) k
141,660 207,581 (65,901)
556,626 606,199 (..,77)1
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COMIINED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSIU CN -
ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES AND NONEXPENDAbLt TRUS' UNDS
FOR THE rISCkt YLAR LNDED SEPTLMI[R 70, 196]
Fi duaf may -
Proprietary Fund Ty;*, Fund type
Internal NDnarpendable
Ln[esPrlse Service Trust
SOURCES OF WORKING CAPITAL;
Operations-
Net income (loss) 3 7,929,617 S(577,471) f 1,690
Items not requiring vorking Capital-
. Depreciation 2,065,724 694,776
Amortitation of bond discount and expense 15,781 -
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r ` Proceeds from male of revenue bonds 24,650,340 -
I Contributions- I
Federal agencies 3,681,759 - -
Other funds ]11,7(] -
In aid of construction VA,217 - ,
Sale of equipment _
Net change in restricted assets and liabilities 35,017 - i
payable from restricted assets
Total Sources of Working Capitsi t 926,911 471,586 7,190
USES Or WORx1NG CAPITAL:
Acquisition of Property, Plant and equipment 9,574,924 119,668 ► A
Reduction of tong-tim debt 32,211,192
Total Uses of Wotking Capital 41,746,116 119,866 I
Net Increase (Decrease) in Working Capital 1 1,260,795 3(281,700) f 3,690
ELEMEM Of NTT INCREASE (DECREASE) IN k'OUING CAPITAL:
Increase (decrease) in current assets-
S hS6,706 $(M'460) 1 3,190
cash and invt6teents
Accounts receivable 1,1$9,143 (1,104) i
Inventory 0341 11991
other current assets 546,916
2,564,505 (256,441) 3,190
(Increase) decrease in current N abilities-
Deficit position in poo:ed cash (49,245) -
96,961
Accounts payable and other 1(abilitle, 291,705
Meter deposits -
Due to other funds (2,4D0,296) (125,876)
Cuttent portion of long-ten debt 961,967 -
(1,29),110) (25,659)
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Met Increase (Decrease) In Working Capital ! 1,260,195 !1211,3001 ! 3,190
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Ytat Endtd
September 30, 1963 September 30, 1912
S 3,356,3)6 S 2,375,722
2,760,030 2,541,?42
16,361 12,041 i
6.152,74) 4,929,10)
j 24,650,340 4,500,000
1,661,359 3,005,651 G
321,713 996,602 !
$28,217
52,435
1,955,013 (4,301,236)
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43,469,369 _•9,112,160 ! -
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I 32,211,192 s80,000
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1 529,1se 6((,783,}061 J~.'
1,358,039 2,334,063 , rt
` 71,663 56,124
S4tl,tl4 62,10}
..2+313,954 668,585
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(49,245) (116,624)
_f 390,6121 79,016
-(17,641) 143,1511 ~3'„
(2,526,127) (13,160) '
961,967 (21,632) I
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CITY OF D„NTON, TEXAS
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
SEPTEMBER 30, 1983
(1) SUXXARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
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The City of Denton ("the City") was incorporated September 26,
1866. The City operates as a Home Rule City, under a Council-Manager
form of government and provides the following services as authorized by !
its Chester: public safety (police and fire), public works, parks and
recreation, electric, water and sewer utilities, sanitation, and general }
administrative services.
The financial st-tements of the City include all activities for
which the City exercises oversight responsibility, oversight responsi-
bility includes the accountability for fiscal matters and financial
interdependency. The following entities which have operations in the City I~
or are otherwise related to the City's operations, were considered for
inclusion:
- Firemen's Relief and Ret;z,ment Fund
- Denton Independent Scho7i Di.trict
Denton County
Flow Memorial Hospital r
Texas Municipal Power Agency s
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These entities are not included in t'.ese financial statemr.n.ts because they r
are separate legal entities with separate governing bodies.
The accounting policies of the City conform to generally
accepted accounting principles as applicable to governments. The following
is a summary of the more significant policies:
A. Fund Accounting
The accounts of the City are maintained on the basis of funds or 1 1~k
groups of accounts, each of which is considered a separate accounting 1
entity, The operations of each fund are summarized by providing a separate ,
set of self-balancing accounts which comprise its assets, liabilities,
fund equity, revenues, expenses and expenditures, The following funds and
groups of accounts are used by the City:
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Governmental Fund Types-
General Fund-
The General Fund is the principal fund of the City. All general
tax revenues and other receipts that are not allocated by law or contractual
agreement to some other fund are accounted for in this fund. From the
fund are paid the general operating expenses, the fixed charges and the
capital improvement costa that are not paid through other funds.
Special Revenue Funds-
The Special Revenue Funds are used to account for the proceeds
of specific revenue sources (other than special assessments, expendable
trusts, or major capital projects) that are legally restricted to expendi-
tures for specified purposes. These funds include the federal revenue
sharing funds, grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development
{1 (Community Development Bloch Grant) and from the Texas Criminal Justice
Division, the recreation fund and miscellaneous other revenues.
j, - Debt Service Fund-
The Debt Service Fund accounts for the payment of principal j
and interest on general long-term debt paid primarily by taxes levied by
the City.
Capital Projects Funds-
The Capital Projects Funds account for the acquisition of
capital facilities being financed from bond proceeds, contributed capital, f .
or transfers from other funds, other than those recorded in the Special ,
Assessment Funds, the Proprietary Funds, the Internal Service Funds and
the Trust Funds. j
Special Assessment Fund-
The Special Assessment Fund is used to account for the financing
of public improvements or services deemed to benefit the properties
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against which special assessments are levied.
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Proprietary Fund Types- I
Lnterprise Funds
The Enterprise Funds are used to account for operations that are
financed and operated in a manner similar to private business enterprises
where the intent of the governing body is that the coats (expenses,
including depreciation) of providing goods or services to the general
public on a continuing basis be financed or recovered primarily through.
user charges. These funds include the Electric, Water and Sewer Utility 4
systems (Utility System) and the sanitation operations.
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Internal Service Funds-
The Internal Service Funds account for the financing of materials
and services provided by one department of the City to other departments
of the City on a cost-reimbursement basis. These funds include the
working capital fund (vehicle maintenance, warehouse and machine shop)
and the motor pool operation.
Fiduciary Fund Type-
Trust and Agency Funds-
Trust and Agency Funds are used to account for assets held by
the City in a trustee capacity or as an agent for individual,, private
organizations, other governments, and/or other funds. These include
Expendable Trust (Employee Insurance Fund), Nonexpendable Trust (Denton
Arts Council), and Agency Funds (Payroll Fund), Nonexpendabie Trust Funds
are accounted for in essentially the same manner as proprietary funds
since capital maintenance is critical. Expendable Trust Funds are
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accounted for in essentially the some manner as governmental funds.
Agency funds are custodial in nature (assets equal liabilities) and do not
involve measurement of results of operations,
General Fixed Assets Croup of Accounts-
The General Fixed Assets Group of Accounts represents a summary
of the fixed assets of the City, other than assets of the Proprietary
Funds. Capital outlays in funds other than Proprietary Funds are recorded f
as expenditures of those funds at
the time of purchase and subsequently
recorded for control purposes in the General Fixed Assets Group of Accounts.
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General Long-Term Liabilities Group of Accounts-
The General Long-Term Liabilities Group of Accounts represents a
summary of the long-term liabilities of the City paid principally by taxes
j levied by the City. This account group does not include debt accounted
/I for in the Enterprise Fund.
B. Basis of Accounting
The accrual basis--The measurement focuses for the Enterprise r
Funds, Internal Service Funds and Honexpendable Trust Fund are income
determination and cost of service, respectively. Accordingly, the accrual
basis, whereby revenues and expenses are identified in the accounting
period in which they are earned and incurred and net income is determined, `at?
is utilised for these funds.
Modified accrual basis--The modified accrual basis is used for
all other funds. Modifications in the accrual basis for these funds
include the following:
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1. Revenues are recognized when they become both meaRurable
and available for use during the year. Those revenues
treated as being suscepti'ole to accrual include taxes,
interest and intergovernmental revenues. Revenue
sources from licenses, fines and forfeitures, service
charges and other miscellaneous revenues are recognized
as the cash is received.
2. Expenditures are recign", when the related fund liability
principal on general
is incurred, ex'are ntorest
otherwise
long-term debt, which
payable.
ders,
3. Encumbrance accounting, under which punch: _
contracts, and other commitments for the expenditure
of monies are recorded in order to reserve that portion
of the applicable appropriation, is employed as
extension of formal budgetary integration. Encumbrances
outstanding at yearend are reported as reservations of
fund balances since they do not constitute expenditures
or liabilities.
4 C. Budgets and Budgetary Accounting
The City Council adopt, an annual budget which covers the General
^ Fund, the Special Revenue Funds (Federal Revenue Sharing and Recreation
theProjects
InternalFund
Service r
Enterprise Funds, and Capital
Fund t onlybt the Service Fund, the
Pr Fund
Funds Projects only),
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(Working Capital Fund only). All appropriations lapse at fiscal yearend
except those of the General Projects Fund. The budgets for the Generals
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the modified Pecrual basis of accounting, and budgets for the Enterprise
j and internal Service Funds are prepared on the accrual basis of accounting.
The City Manager is authorize r transfer budgeted amounts within c
departments; however, any revisions that alter total expenditures of a
department must be approved by the City Council.
D. Investments
In order to facilitate cash management, the operating cash of
cartain funds are pooled into a common bank account for the Ipurpose of
iucressing income through combined investment activities. i
(certificates of deposit, U.S. Treasury Notes and approximates Government value).
Agency securities) are carried at cost (which app i
interest earned on investments is recorded in the funds in which the
investments are recorded.
- E. Unbilled Receivables
k The City accrues amounts for utility services provided in
September, but not billed at September 10.
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Inventories are valued at cost or the lower of coat or market.
Cost is determined using a moving average method.
G. '+ixed Ass is y
The City has retained the cost records supporting the construc-
tion or acquisition of fixed assets; however, detailed fixed asset ledgers
have not been maintained. In the opinion of City management, all significant i
additions and retirements have been recorded.
Enterprise and Internal Service Funds- I I
Fixed assets are recorded at cost, including interest during
the construction period. Contributed property is recorded at fair market
value at the date of contribution. Depreciation is recorded on each
class of depreciable property utilizing the straight-line method over the
estimated useful lives of the assets.
Estimated useful lives are as follows; r,
Useful Life t.
Fixed Asset (Years)
Enterprise Funds- E
' ' Electric Gyetem
General assets - Structures 50 j ,
- Equipment 5 - 20
Distribution assets - Structures SO s;
- Equipment 20 - 33
Transmission assets - Equipment 20 - 33
f Internal combustion assets
- Structures SO f
- Equipment 13 - 20
Steam power assets - Structures 50
- Equipment 20 - 35
Water and Sewer stem
Structures so
Water and sewer mains 20 - 33 h
Equipment 10 - 20
Furniture and fixtures 10
sanitation ~
Vehicles and equipment 10
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Internal Service Funds-
Vehicles and equipment 4 - 10
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Renewals and betterments of property and equipment are capitalized, 1F R
whereas normal repairs and maintenance are charged to expense as incurred,
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General Fixed Assets-
General fixed assets are recorded as expenditures in the General,
Special Revenue or Capital Projects Funds when acquired. Such assets are
capitalized at cost, including interest during the construction period, in
the General Fixed Assets Group of Accounts. Significant gifts or contri-
butions of assets are recorded in the General Fixed Assets Group of
Accounts at the fair market value at the date of acquisition. Public
domain (infrastructure) general fixe6 assets consisting of streets, curbs,
sidewalks, gutters and drainage systems, are capitalized along with other
general fixed assets. No depreciation is provided on general fixed
assets,
K. Pr~e[ty Tnx Revenue
Property taxes attach as an enforceable lien on propertyaastof
January 1, Taxes are levied on October 1 and are due and payable
time. All unpaid taxes levied October 1 become delinquent February 1 of
the following year.
The City records revenue from current property taxes in the
r[ dein which linquent bills taxes a not rendered expected a to be collected inrtherfutureprovided
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` I At September 30, 1983, the City had a tax margin of $1,99 per
~ $100 valuation based upon a maximum ad valorem tax cf $2.50 per $100
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valuation imposed by Texas Constitutional law, Additlrnal revenues up to
j $20,894,000 049,"46e0 raised before per the year limit is o the current year's assessed
reached.
value of
1. Compensated Absegces
The City allows employees to accumulate unused vacation up to
forty days. Upon termination, any accumulated vacation time will be
paid to the employees. Generally, sick leave is not paid upon terminatio.
except for fire and policemtn. Fire policemtn upon
leave up to a maximum of 90 days, All illness while in the employ of the City.
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leave is approximately $549,895 and the liability for accrued sick leave
is approximately $638,580. The amounts applicable to the Enterprise
Funds ($205,705) and Internal Service Funds ($7,946) have been recorded in
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those funds, and the amount applicable to other funds ($974,824) has been
The amount
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expected to be paGeneral id Liabilities
not significant.
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Certain amounts in the 1992 financial statements have been
restated or reclassifed to conform to the 1983 presentation, Total
columns on the combined statements are captioned as memorandum only to
indicate that they are prevented only to facilitate analysis, Data in
these columns do not present financial position, results of operations or
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accounting principles. Nor is such data comparable to a consolidation.
Interfund eliminations have not been made in the aggregation of this
data.
(2) FIXED ASSETS
General Fixed Assets-
General fixed assets balances and transactions for the year
ended September 30, 1983, are summarized below;
balance balance
September 30, Septrmber 3D, x-
1967 -Add itionr_ Deductions __1953
Land S 3,619,542 6 12,921 S (33,752) $ 31196,111
buildings 5,496,665 140,734 - 5,637,599 _
streets 19,152,016 1,113,080 - 21,475,096
Machinery and equipment
t and other improvement, 3,224,a60 411,507 - 3,696,387
{ Construction In
progress 245,791 1,761,547 (671,613) 1,141,731
Total S 32,539,100 6 4,115,789 9 (905,365) 135,749,524
Investment in central
►laed Assets
rrm bond (slurp 1 22,923,719 6 1,881,053 6 (871,613) 174,9)),159
It= current revenue 3,196,119 370,421 - 3,S61,)00
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26,120,596 3,251,474 (111,613) 78,500,439
From contributions 6,416,502 154,315 ()3,152) 7,249,065
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Total ( 37,539,100 6 41115,789 $ (905,365) 635,149,514
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Additions consist of expenditures from the Capital Projects
Funds ($2,736,122), the General Fund ($476,929), the Special Revenue Funds
($36,449), Construction in Progress reclassification ($871,613) and net
capitalized interest ($(5,324)),
E' Construction in progress is composed of the followings
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Aoprencl st loo Irsbabat 70, i9U Cawit nd ~ [S.
Control pollee station 11,011,000 $1,001M
1 23,661
Citywide sldevd6 project 700,000 16,131 111,IU
raipley-Mulaq drslnsgs 113,000 11,517 104,191
kll-Ceronsdo dralmga 280,111 11,220 !13,111
kll-laRle drsiags 110,000
109,644
154 Ponder fralna a 201,000 6523
Tsnh and la drsinape 661,000 ' 201,417 T;.
1,706 661,794 d
Loop 111 1-0
-Y project 150,000 1$,164 221,176 l' '
17,021,351 1i,lil,i.ll. 01,111,121
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Fixed assets of these funds are as follows;
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utility System-
Land and land rights $ 11697,550 $ 870,116
Water rights 250,064 250,064
Electric plant and equipment 53,497,163 49,738,571
Water plant and equipment 31,215,599 15,398,405
Sewer plant and eq,a pment 12,113,079 8,440,045
98,773,455 74,697,201
Leas- Allowance for depreciation (38,474,043) (36,107,868)
60,299,412 38,589,313
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61,281,911 S 54,846,723
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Land and lend rights S 370,908 $ }
Vehicles and equipment 42,150 12,366 E ti,
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Vehicles and equipment $ 5,169,087 $ 41751,453
Less- Allowance for depreciation (2,714,100) (21322,048)
$ 2,4541987 S 2,429,405
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General Obligation and Certificate
of Obligation Bonds-
fie general cbligation and street improvement bonds are serial
bonds collateralized by the full faith and credit of the City, and payable
from property taxes. The bonds mature annually in varying amounts through
2003, and interest is payable semiannually.
Bond transactions for the year ended September 30, 19831 are pf w
summarized as follows: r
Bonds outstanding, October 1, 1982
Issues $13,123,250
Maturities 4,742,000
1,047,750
Bonds outstanding, September 30, 1983 -
$16,817,500
General long-term debt at September 30, 1983, is comprised of
the following issues:
Per cent hwuet r
central ~ Libation tntarnl lieu* Orlg(na1 Outstanding at i l
Final 4a0unt le pteaber 10, {444111•••.... 1at~a -Da a M.torltD
,iUaa 19/1
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provaaent 1.10 to 3,0S 1960 1917 1 500,000 1 30,000 _J
' feint laprovaaq nt 1. JS to 7.70 1961 1911
came r al cblllation 7.00 to 3.13 1961 Iola 500,000 10,000
Central obligation 3.70 to 5,00 1966 1961 500,000 100,000
Genital obligation 4.73 19507 L000,000 110,000
Central sbllsatlao 4.00 to 5.00 1961 191 000,000 110,000
Gniril eblllatioe 1,60 to 6.$0 1969 los4 t 1,000,000 115,0050
Gnna7 Obligation $.)0 to 1.00 Iola 1919 1,713,Da 170
$treat improve"nt 5.(5 to 7.75 1974 1991 1,000.000 10.,.000
Guard obligation 5,75 to 7.13 1174 1296 1,100,000 1,100,000 a-:
Central obligation 4.YO le SO 1976 1914 115,000 550,000 it
Gnetrl obligation 6,00 to 6.00 1971 1996 7,100,000 1,)50,000
G ntrd Db 1{ anon 199) 1,000 000
eeteltleatello( 3.1! to 7.00 1919 1000 4,300,000 1,675,000
0611lation 5.50 1971 1997 ( h'.
cartllltatoo of 113,000 03,000
"II fat ion 6.71 1911 1997
cottlfCates 01 170,000 170,000 obli atioa 1.171 1979 1917
earn!~tat*$ ei 713,000 713,000
obligation 9.90 to 10,00 1910
' lots alab4 1 'll 1995 150,000 730,000 Genera obllgal ion 7,10 to0 10.00 1903 1965 300,000 175,500 " j
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Aggregate maturities of the general obligation bonds {principal
and interest) for the years subsequent to September 30, 1983, are as
follows:
Year Principal Interest Total
1984 $ 1,2640750 $1,274,268 $ 2,539,018
1985 1,272,750 980,156 2,252,906
1986 1,210,000 9040025 2,114,025
1987 1,150,000 833,858 1,983,858
1988 1,160,000 763,905 1,923,905
Thereafter 10,760,000 4,522,302 15,282,302
$16,817,500 $9.278,514 $25,096,014 1
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Proceeds of general obligation bonds ,re recorded in the Capital
Projects Funds and are restricted to the uses foi which they were approved
in the bond elections. The City Charter expressly prohibits the use of
bond proceeds to fund operating exp.nses.
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The City issued revenue bonds of $25,280,000 in 1983 to refund
the existing debt of the Sewer System and Utility System (Water and y
Electric System Revenue bonds). The existing debt was legally defessed as
a result of this refunding transaction, and the City recognised an extra-
ordinary gain of $3,189,508. The revenue bonds are aerial obligations
payable annually in varying amounts through 2007. Interest rates range
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Revenue bond transactions for the year endad September 30, 1983,
are summarized as follows:
Bonds outstanding, October 1, 1982 $ 32,210,000
Maturities and refunded debt (32,210,000)
Issuance of refunding bonds 25,280,000
25,280,000 ry
Less- Unamortised bond discount and
expense 613,279
Net bonds outstanding, September 30, 1983 $ 24,666,721
I Aggregate maturities, including mandatory redemption requirements,
of the revenue bonds (principal and interest) for the years subsequent to
September 304 1983, are as follows: i r
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1984 $ 2,060,000 $ 1,431,375 $ 3,491,375
1985 1,735,000 1,810,650 3,545,650
1986 1,595,000 1,719,562 3,314,562
1987 1,570,000 1,627,850 3,197,850
1988 1,665,000 1,529,725 3,194,125
Thereafter 16,655,000 11,051,932 27,706,932
$25,280,009 $19,171,094 $44,451,094
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in addition, the City has the option to retire at par all or a
portion of the bonds prior to maturity on or after December I, 1993.
The revenue bonds are collateralized by the revenue of the
utility system and the various special funds established by the bond
ordinance. The ordinance provides that the revenue of the system is to
be used first to pay operating and maintenance expenses of the system and
second to establish and maintain, the revenue bond funds. Any remaining
revenues may then be used for any lawful purpose. The ordinance also
contains provisions which, among other items, restrict the issuance of
F additional revenue bonds unless the special funds noted above contain the
required amounts and certain financial ratios are met, The City is in
compliance with all significant requirements. Below is a summary of the
various restricted asset accounts required by the bond ordinance as of
September 30, 1983:
Interest and Sinking Fund $2,618,531
` Reserve Fund 31000,000 -
Emergency Fund 250,000 i
Extension and Improvement Fund 111503380
$7,018,911
! Assets in these accounts consisted of cash and U.S. government
securities. Related liabilities and retained earnings are as followsi
Payable from restricted assets-
Accrued interest $1,073,531
Revenue bonds payable, current 1,545,000 a~
Retained earnings reserved for
bond retirement 4,400,380 e'
$7,018,911
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Aa of September 30, 1983, there were no ger.erol obligation or
revenue bonds which were authorized but unissued, L f;
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(4) LEASES PAYABLE:
Leases payable represent the remaining amounts payable under
lease purchas^ agreements for the acquisition of vehicles $398, 9rocessing
Xerox equipment ($42,083), computer hardware ($35,992), capital ea.
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equipment ($65,141). These leases are recorded as cap
vehicles and Xerox equipment are recorded in the Internal Service Funds,
and the computer hardware and word processing equipment are recorded in
the General Fixed Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities Account Groups.
Remaining requirements, including interest, under these leases are as
follows:
General
Internal Long-Term
Year Service Liabilities
1964 $273,645 $102,350
1985 205,640 64,328
1986 73,389 7,471
$552,674 $174,149
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(5) PENSION PLANS
The City participates in a pension plan sponsored by the Texas
Municipal Retirement System (TMRS), an operate
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Texas. The plan is a defined contribution plan cover
employees except firemen. The plan is funded by contributions based on a
percentage of compensation paid to employees, Employees are currentbuting
contributing an amount equal to 5% of gross pay City contr
IJ 4.11% of Rr^'as pay.
The City's policy is to fund pension costs accrued which
include amortisation of prior service costs over 20 yaccr
_ As of January 1, 1983, the actuarial present value of accrued
plan benefits was as follows:
Vested $5,946,421
Nonvested -.590,206
-$6,536,627
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The value of plan assets as of January 1, 1983 was $4,884,423.
Firemen are covered by the Firemen's Relief and Retirement Plan,
e defined contribution plan. The City's policy is to fund pension costs
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plan benefits was as follows:
Vested $1,218,812
Nonvested 75,751
$1,294,563
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The value of plan assets as of January 1, 1983 was $1,672,651.
Pension expense for the year ended September 30, 1983, was
as follows:
TMRS $ 417,240
Firemen's Plan 74,471
S 491,711
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Agreement with TMPA-
In 1976, the City, along with the cities of Bryan, Greenville f
and Garland, Texas (the "Cities") entered into a Power Sales Contract
Witt, the Texas Municipal Power Agency (TMPA). TMPA was created through
concurrent ordinances of the cities and is governed by a Hoard of
Directors consisting of eight members, two appointed by the governing
body of each city. Under the terms of the agreement, TMPA agreed to
construct or acquire electric generating plants to supply energy and "
power to the Cities for a period of not less than 35 years. The Cities r
in turn agreed to purchase all future power and energy requirements
in excess of the amounts generated by their systems from TMPA at prices y
intended to cover operating costs and retirement of debt. In the event
that revenues are insufficient to cover all costs and retire the
outstanding debt, each of the Cities has guaranteed a portion of the
unpaid debt based, generally, upon its pro rata share of the energy
delivered to consumers in the prior operating year.
As of September 30, 1983, total TMPA debt outstanding was
approximately $1,336,6550000, and the City's guaranteed percentage is
approximately 19.852. In the opinion of management, the possibility of a
material payment under this guarantee is remote in that TMPA is generating
operating profits and assets exceed liabilities.
Presently, TMPA operates a 390 megawatt lignite-fueled generating u;
plant and has an interest in a nuclear-fueled generating plant under
construction. Should TMPA be dissolved, erch City would be entitled to an
undivided interest in the property.
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During 1933, the City entered into a natural gas sales contract
with Lone Star Gas Company which provides for natural gas through 1988
to be used as fuel for the City's electric generating facilities. The
contract requires that the City estimate its future use and provides
penalties if actual usage is less than 40% of the estimate. No penalties
wero. incurred during fiscal 1983, and management does not anticipate any
du:•ing fiscal 1984.
Litigation-
Various claims and lawsuits are pending against the City. In the
opinion of City management and legal counsel, the potential losses, after
_ insurance coverage, on all claims will not have a material effect on the
City's financial position as of September 30, 1983.
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Segment information for the year ended September 30, 1983, was
as follows:
Utility sanitation
S stem Fund Total
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OPERATING REVENUES $41,376,356 $1,4400147 $4218161503
DEPRECIATION 2,082,998 2,726 2,085,124
OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) 6,056,689 (20,345) 6,036,344 1
{ OPERATING TRANSFERS OUT 3,852,853 118$10 309710363
NET INCOME (LOSS) 4,092,500 (162,623) 3,929,877
CURRENT CAPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS:
- Federal agencies 3186I 359 - 3,861,359
In aid of construction 528,217 - 5280217
PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT:
Additions 9,134,231 400,693 91534,924
Deletions - - -
NET WORKING CAPITAL (DEFICIT) 61706,958
(771,411) 5,935,547
BONDS PAYABLE 25,280,000 - 25,280,000
TOTAL EQUITY (DEFICIT) 49,267,528 (3640121) 48,903,407
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Individual fund disclosures as of and for the year ended
September 30, 1983, are as follows:
Deficit
Fund Expenditures i
Interfund Interfund Balances Over Budget
Fund Receivables Payables cif any) cif any)
General Fund $ 4,671,241 $ 3,411,650 $ - $ -
A 'Special Revenue Funds:
Criminal Justice - 23,933 10,104 -
Emily Fowler Library - - 864 -
Other grants - - - "
Debt Service 14,636 45,795 - 1,001
Capital Projects:
Street improvements 675,550 217,044 - -
Construction projects - 15,043 - -
Special Assessment 1,435 676,481 - -
{ Enterprise Fund: -
}E Utility System 865,810 2,504,487 -
Sanitation 5,179 2671997 364,121 53,341
Internal Service: ;
Working capital 23,279 146,486 - 51,373
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Employee Insurance Fund 18 2,367 300581 - "
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Payroll Fund 5,438-373 -4-384,238 -
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j Fowler All Other September 30, September 30,
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S 1,194 $ 44,980 5159,484 S 56,273
i i - 60 3,098 26!,548
39,935
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'-.(664) 45,040 278,405 267,490
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ALL SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS tYR -
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED S[PTEM6CR 30 1967 f k
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Federal Development r iiF
Revtnue block Criminal it t
Sharing Grant Recreation Justice t
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Intergovernmental revenues S 561,659 1 - 6 104,051 1 62,756
Feet fe services - - 25,766 T1
Interest revenue - 97 1,716 1,695
Miscellaneous - 14,605 2,569 - 11
Revenues 567,459 14,702 134,096 64,653
Total
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Expenditures:
Current-
Central government _ 3,659 _ 91,042
Public safety - -
Public works
Parks and recreation - - 62,356 -
Capital octlay - 10,549 49
t Total Expenditures - 7,659 921907 97,091
Excess of Revenues Over
(Under) Expenditures 567,459 ---10=647 _--41.169 (12,476; .
Other Financing Sources (U1e1): _ R
operating transfers in 1
Operating transfers out (591,2191 -
Total Other Financing
Sources (Uses) (591,219) - - .q
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Excess of Revenues and Other H~
Sources Over (Under)
Expenditures and Other Usti (14,760) 10,643 41,169 (12,435)
Fund 6d ance$ (Deficits) - octcher 1 166,366 (115) 46,611 2,334 M
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Fund Ialtntea (Deficits) - Sepenbif 70 1 :43,606 S 10,715 1 90,000 S(IO,134)
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Criminal ►ov(ar Other September 30, September 30,
justice Librasr Grants 1953 1962
S 82,758 S- 9- S 754,268 S 754,076
i, - - 39,683 65,649 26,745
1,895 63 1,197 4,962 -
- 25,040 42,714 116,044
{ 84,653 25,123 41,080 867,1:1 896,865
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- 2,5)3 5,153 11,585 56,617
91,042 - - 97,042 26,869
i - 36,546 36,546 49,866
- - - 12,358 53,651
49 25,850 - 36,448 24,925 '
97,091 28,427 41,699 263,979 212,344
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(12,436) (3,300) (619) 603,134 684,521 iV
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' 1 ~ ~ {592,219) 5618,596) ~
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' 2,134 2,436 45,659 267,490 201,565
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COMBINING STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES - BUDGET AND ACTUAL - 7 {
ALL SPECIAL REV£MIE FUNDS
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budget Actual (Unfavorable) Budget Actual (Unfavorable) s.s
Revenues: i
Intergovernmental revenues f 550,000 f 567,459 s 17,459 6 - S 104,051 $104,051 k
Fees for servicec - - 106,500 25,166 (00,734)
Interest revenue - - - 1,710 1,710 a.
Miscellaneous - -•._-2-569 2,569
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Total Revenues 550,000 $67,459 17,459 106,500 134,096 27,596
Expenditures:
Current-
Parks and recreation - - - 06,500 $2,350 4,142
Capital outlay - - - 20,000 10,549 9,451
{ Total Expenditures -'•106,500 92,907 13,593
Excess of Revenues Over
(Under) Expenditures 550,000 567,459 17,459 - 41,169 41,169
Other financing sources (Uses):
Operating transfers out (550,000) (592,219) (42,219) - - - j
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Sources (Laos) (550,000) (592,219) 142,2!9) - - -
Eacess of Revenues Over
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% and Other Usti (24,760) (24,760) - 61,709 61,169 j
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106,500 25,766 (80,134)
1,710 1,710
2,569 7,569
_--656,500 701,555 45,055
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86,500 82,356 4,142
I - 20,000 10,549 9,451
106,500 92,907 13,59)
550,000 606,648 5a,646
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16,429 16,419 1 a
217,179 211,179
31 S 217,119 S 233,606 S 50,429
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Airport
Improvement General Street Williams r +
ASSETS Grant Pro ect$ Improvement Square
Cash Ind investments S 44,304 S 137,559 $3,649,606 $ 38,290 P
Receivables (net of allowance ! -
for uncollectibles):
Other - 17,670 9,970 - $
Accrued interest - - 75,635
Due from other funds - - 675,550
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Deficit position in pooled cash $ - S - $ - S - N
Accounts payable and accrued expenses 435 223
L-teina5e payable 7,653 '
Due to other fonds - - 217,044 -
! Deferred revenue - - 17,100 -
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Tctal Liabilities - 435 242,610 -
Fund Balances:
Reserved for encumbrances ;4, 1,500 89,121 - i
Reserved for capital projects 304 15),295 0,079,070 ;8,290
Total Fund Salarcea --44.SO4 .--154.794 .4.168.151 ----18.290
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Fund Balances S 44,304 $ 155,229 $4,410,961 8 38,290
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t[o3ecte D"er 1913 1912 1 W
4 6)3,406 S 4,046 $4,507,211 41,219,716 I
27,640 353,212
. 8,273 - 14,108 7,:73
. 675,550 615,550
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4 641,679 S 4,046 45,294,509 42,725,481
496,945
89,271
82,92 258,786
14,981 72,124 4 18,694
15,043 232,087 215,410
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119,295 362,540
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172,507 1,410,
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522.384 4,046 4,931,969 1143b.146 1
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COMSINING STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES -
ALL CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 1967
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Revenues: -
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Inter1overnmental $ - S - $ 267,265 $
Interest revenue 1,069 475 222,093 1,477
Mistellaneous 2,177 - 666,476 7,440 an
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Total Revenues 3,162 475 1,351,834 6,913
Expenditures:
General government - 34,817 - -
Public works - 59,504
Capital outlay ..--_1,629 ----76,357 1,651,656 -
Total Expenditures 1,629 11!,174 1,711,162 -
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Exces, of Revenues Over (Under)
Expenditures •-1,611 (110,739) (357,3:8) 891)
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Other Financing Sources (t'ses):
Proceeds of general obligation bonds - - 4,292,000 -
Operating trantfere in - 171,934 - -
Operating transfers out - - - -
Total Other Financing
sources (Uses) - 171,934 292,000 -
Excess of Revenues and Other
Sources Over Expenditures
and Other Lhes 1,633 61,195 3,334,672 6,913 lit
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Fund Balances - Septem5er 30 S 44,304 S 154,794 54.168,151 S :.,290
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Projects other 1963 1982
S - S S 267,265 S 54,479
47,507 272,597 167,533 '
874,089 139,999
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1,619 36,436 471,634
59,504 371,827
1,006 478 - 2 .735,122 1111 802
1,006,418 11619 2,631,062 (,915,263 i
(958,971) ----(1=619) (1,416,111) (1,553,291)
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f 450,000 - 4,917,934 388,!57 l ^
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ASSETS Bystea
Cash and investments S 2,288,112
Receivables (net of allowances for urcollectibles)-~
Accounts 4,211,681 iii
Unbilled utility service 2,898,454
Accrued interest 84,051
Other 1,111,066 J `
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r 9erhandive inventory, at lover of cost or :
{E[ market 1,406,501
Prepaid expenses and deposits 18,138 f
Rr.tricted assets 1,018,911 e.,
rind ssets; net of sccumulated depreciation 61.281-911 q,
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61,810 2,960,264 2,267,308
12,127 66.057 265,039
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Deficit position in pooled cash 3 - r.,
it-counts payable and accrued erpenees 3,132,004 ? j
Retainaee payable 99,289 !
Liability for accrued vacation leave 169,154 {
Accrued interest - ti
Meter deposits 257,553
Note payable - i
Payable from restricted &$aet$-
Accrued interest 1,013,$31 E
' - Revenue bonds payable, current 1,545,000 PE
Due to other funds 2,504,467 r _
Defected revenue 15,000
Revenue bonds payable 23j21,711
Total Liabilities 32,511,739 ~
FLIED EQUITY:
1 Contributed capital-
From other municlpalitiee or governmental units 15,560,559 ! 3
in aid of construction 4,766,040
Retained earnings (deficit)-
Reserved for bond retirement 4,400,380
unreserved 24,540,349
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! 253,252 204.006
( 3,746,926 ! 4,131,741
99,769 -
36,551 205,705 273,661
257,553 169,712
279,108 219,806 -
j 1,073,531 661,x,62
1,545,000 134,717 J
" 261,997 7,772,484 372,168 1
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650,532 71,368,171 37,605,880
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ALE ENTERPRISE FUNDS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 311, 198) _
Utility
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OPERATING REVENL'LS:
Electric service 535,376,245 S -
Water service 3,787,)06
Sever service 2,063,769
Charges for services 1,334,059 'r
Sundry 149,036 106,088 ~
Total Operating Revenues 41,376,356 1,440,147
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Purchased power 22,514,080
Fuel 4,482,520
Purchase of water 549,SS2 fl
Salatiee and wages ),3)3,877 634,111
Materials and supplies 395,242 193,360
Maintenanes and repair" 930,134 302,526 j
Deoleciation 2,082,998 2,126
Miscellaneous 1,031,264 )25,149
Total Operating Expenses 35,319,661 1,46D,492 ' J
Operating Income 6-056.689 .._.(0.345)
YONOPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES):
Interest revenue 829,064 -
interest expense and fiscal cbsrges (1,912,7611 r
Contributions of vehicles to motor pool ..(217.147) --•(23,758)
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Total Monoperattng Revenues (Expenses) (1,300,644) (23,768)
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OPERATING TRANSFERS LOUT) 13,852,831) (118,310) ~r•
1 EXIRAORDINARY ITENI - Cain On Refunding 3,189,508
Net lnewe (Woe) 4,091,500 (162,623) .
RETAINED EAXXINCS (OFFICIT) - October 1 24,844,429 (201,498) !
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SeptemDtc 30, 1987 September 30' !9a!
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3,787,306 3,517,216
2,063,769 2,014,930
II 1,374,059 1177),)45
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22,514,080 14'34I,770,
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549,552 159,107
30969,598 3,969,747 I .
590,622 7$6,766 lJf~
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BUDGET AND ACTUAL - ALL ENTERPRISE FUNDS
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OPERATING REVENUES:
Electric service $42,614,665 $33,316,145 $(7,236,470)
Water service 3,657,263 3,717,306 130,013
Sever service 2,691,993 2,063,769 (630,214)
Charges t Sundry for service 800,000 149,036 (650,964)
Total Operating Revenues 4,765,941 41,)76,356 (8,389,565)
OptRATING EXPENSES.
( Purchase power 25,059,041 22,514,080 2,543,961 ,
Fuel 6,566,400 4,462,520 4,105,850
Purchase of water 281,660 549,552 (267,672)+
Salaries and wages 4,244,670 3,333,677 910,79)
Nateriale and supplies 571,624 395,242 176,382
Maintenance and repairs 1,291,693 930,134 361,559 $,.r
Depreciation 1,782,320 2,062,998 (300,678)
Miscellaneous 1,235,106 1,031,764 203,842
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Total Operating Expenses 43_053=5)4 -)5,319-667 --1_733,867
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Operating loco" .
NONOPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES):
merest revenue 1,400,000 $29,064 (570,936)
Itterest expense and fiscal charges (2,100,106) (1,412,761) 167,145 t
ContiDutions of vehicles to motor pool (217,141) (217,147) -
Total Monoperating Revenues (Expeneea) (700,106) (2,300,644) - (600,736) L_
Income Before Operating Transfers
and Extraordinary Item 6,012,301 4,755,645 (1,256,456)
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EXTRAORDINARY ITEM - Cale on Refunding - 3,119,506 3,169,506 ! ,
Net Income 188,475 4,092,500 ••1,904,025
RETAINED URNINGS - October 1 24,641,429 14,841,429 - f
RETAINED EAANIOGS - September 30 $23,036,904 $26,940,929 $ 3,904,025 of
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3,657,263 3,781,306 130,023
- - 2,691,993 2,063,769 (00,224) '
1,418,690 1,334,059 (84,831) 1,411,890 1,334,059 (64,871)
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1,493,890 1,440,147 (53,743) 51,259,831 42,816,503 (6,443,328)
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- - 6,566,400 4,462,520 4,105,660
- - 261,660 549,552 (267,872)
670,060 634,711 (4,651) 4,874,730 7,966,566 906,141 -
234,510 395,780 39,130 806,154 590,622 215,512
222,208 302,526 (80,318) 1,513,901 1,232,660 281,241
' 2,726 (2,726) 1,712,320 2,085,724 (303,404)
' 720,373 725,149 (4,776) 1,555,479 1,356,413 199,066 Y
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.-_86,7]9 (20,345) -(i01,084) 6,799,146 6,036,344 (161,6011
1,400,000 829,064 (570,936)
(2,100,006) (1,912,761) 187,345 V
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66,736 (44,113) (130,852) 6,099,040 4,711,7)2 (1,387,306)
((18,510) U 16,5101 - (5,947,3]6) (3,9)1,7631 1,970,913
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(71,7)18 (16!,!23) (130,652) 156,704 3,929,811 3,773,11)
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COMBINING STATEMENT OF CHANCES IN FINANCIAL PC STICH -
ALL ENTERPRISE FUNDS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 10 1953
Utility
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SOURCES OF WORMING CAPITAL:
Operations-
Net income (lose) 6 4,092,500 i j
Items not regvlring working capitals
Depreciation !
Amortlution of bond discount and expense 2,062,995
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Working Capitol Provided by Operations 6,191,5)9
Proceeds from sale of revenue bonds
Contributions- 24,650,340
Federal agencies
Other funds 3,561,339
In aid Of construction - p,
Sate of equipment 526,21) i
Net change in restricted assets and Nabillttes - +
payable from restricted assets j
7,953,013 1
Total Sources of Workin6 Capitol _43,156,506 I '
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Acquisition of property, plant and equipment 9,134,231
Reduction of lonS-tern debt
32,21.,192
Total Uses of Working Capital • r..
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Net Increase (Decrease) in lorkln6 Capital S 2,541,355
CLEMENTS Or NET 1NCREAFE (DECREASE) IN WORRIFG CAPITAL:
:ncreaee (decrease) in current assets- t^~..
Cash and investments
Accounts receivable ( 655,105
Inventory 1,265,206
Other current asasta (134)
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De Fick position in pooled cash
Accounts payable and other liabilities -
Meter deposits 261,674
Due to other funds (6)541) is
Current portion of long-ten debt (2,132,299);, +ry`r
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Net Inrrelae (Decrease) in Working Capital
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f (362,623) $ 3,929,877 3 2,426,071
2,726 2,085,724 1,906,017
- 16,361 12,041
(159,897) 6,031,982 4,3:4,129
' - 24,650,340 4,500,000
3,861,359 3,005,831
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400,693 9,$14,924 7,441,843
• 32,211,192 560,000
S 4C0,693 41,746,116 1,027,841
' ! (560,590) $ 1,210,795 f 169,269
S - S 651,708 6(2,162,659)
73,937 1,339,163 2,333,455
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26,629 2,514,505 265,794
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9,631 291,105 237,102
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(279,108) 961,967 (28,632)
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ASSETS :soil sI _ 1 '
CaO and investments 6 -
Receivables 73,279 9 {
DUN from other funds 697,510 '
Nerchandiae inventory, at lover cost or market 46 j.
157.799
Prepaid expenses and deposits Filed assets,, net of accumulated depreciation
Total Assets 61,073,636
r LIABILITIES AHD iUND EQUITY
LIABILITIES: S 570,409
Deficit position in pooled cash 16,990
Accounts payable and accrued expenses 12,963
Leases payable 7966
Liability for accrued vacation Ieave ,
144,946
Due to other funds
Deferred revenues - I,,
Total Liabilities 763,9144.
FUND IQUITV:
Coatributel Capital- 269,721
Eron ether municipalities or governmtntal units
Retained earnings
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Total fund [quill -
Total Liabilities and fund Equity 61,07),636
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23,279 2,104
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692,310 60,312
2,297,188 14!4 98T 46
2,429 40!
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$1,917,454 $31511,903
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440,176 573,396+
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536,580 1,320,494 '72),125
2,303,136
2-592:980 2.211,241
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OPERATING RIVEMS:
Charges for services 6 531,809 S 631,161
4 Total Ope:ating Revenues ---331.609 ---631.161
OPERATING EXPENSES: 11e'
Salaries and rages 335,612 -
materials and supplies 19,138 - f
Maintenance and repairs 10,327 -
Depreciation 35,341 658,765
Miscellaneous ---207,361 6_568 I
Total Operating Expenses 68,199 667,33) ~j
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Income (loss) (56,390) (36,171)
- NONOPERATINC REVENUES (EXPENSES): 1
Interest revenue - 33,779
Tianiferi fit (out)
Noooperating Revenues (Expenses) - 207,509 (692,179) 1
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RETAINED EAXNINCS (DEFICIT) - October 1 (151,119) )28,33'1
RETAINED EARNINGS - September 30 1 6 -
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19,136 14,606
10,727 76,170
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)3,719 6,554
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7 SOURCES OF WO RIII YC CAPITAL: Caol t 81 Pool
11 Operations-
14t income (lose) i 131,119 ; (778,350)
Items not requiring working capital- j
Doprecia;Ion 35,541 658,763 r
Working Capital Provided by Operations -..-156,660 - .(69,763)
Contributions- - f
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Sala of equipment - ]21,71] 1
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166,660 151,918'
us5s or WonxtNC cArtrAL: ,
k quleition of Property, plant and equipment 31,691 686,997
Total Uses of Working Capital
32.891 686 997
Net Increase (Decrease) in Working Capital S 153,769 s (4/5,069)
ELEMENTS OF NET INCREASE (DILREASt) IN WORKING CAPITALt
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Increase (decrease) in current assets- ,
Cash and Investments ; 107,914 3 (441,f74)
Accounts receivable (1,104)
Inventory
Other current assets 78,997 I g.
1,126
186,933 (441,374)
(Increase) decrease in current liabilities- - -
Aceounts payable and other liabilities 91,661 6,)OS l.: f
Due to ether funds (115,626) -
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Net Increase (Decrease) in Working Capital 3 151,769 ; (435,069) - '
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116,875 584,976
321,713 334,709
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COMBINING BALANC3 SHEET - ALL TRUST AND AGENCY FUNDS
SEPTEKBER 30, 1983
`Trust Funds
Expendable Nonekpendable
Employee Insurance Denton Arta i
ASSETS Fund Coomil 1
I! Cash and investments 8 S 40,171
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Deficit position in pooled cash 5 $6,129 S `
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Due to other funds 7,367 - 'Jr4,
Total Liabilities - 58,496 - 1
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Total Liabilities and Fund Equity i 71,-"' 1 40,173 k
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27,897 22,986 a
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261,170 261,170 95,652
1 4,384,2]6 4,766,665 -•120:687
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6659342 586,873 330,550 194389207 900186245
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City of Denton, Texas i
GENERAL REVENUES BY SOURCE (11
Last Ten Fiscal Years (2) Utility Inter-
Fiscal Licenses Franchise Governmental
Year Taxes Permits Fees Revenue
1974 $20654,344 $ 316795 $ 70,639 $ 1239850
1975 21894,163 256873 770119 810575 +1
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1976 3,270,939 329509 1019524 782,503
1977 39669,146 43,645 1360931 11220,201
1978 49812,081 75,855 150,243 1,581,310
1979 5,360,427 104,281 1810114 1,477,019
1980 6,049,491 96,226 196,429 1,791,785
1981 62942,999 82,494 232,990 192580829 ■
1982 7,895,579 961943 330,694 985040',1 39
1983 8,819,953 2130490 367,937 19036,903
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Services Forfeitures Revenue Revenue Totel
$ 319853 $214,599 $ 120843 $163,424 E 3,3039347
39,342 197,677 15,510 84,693 3,415,952
55,554 239,700 42,187 174,949 40699,865
71,336 302,842 51,271 163,450 596584822
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207,385 247,140 165,635 216,508 90403,980 ;
186,716 3979510 153,435 365,067 100411,349
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City of Denton, Texas _
PROPERTY TAX LEVIES AND COLLECTIONS
Last Ten Fiscal Years
Fiscal Total Current Percent
Tax Tax OeliTax
Year - Levy Colleens of Levy Tax j
Collection C011ections
1974 $1,737,788 $1,6719916
96.20% S 14,326
1975 1,906,698 1,813,816 95,12
1976 479913 li
20113,561 2,002,428
94,74 59,040 i
1977 2,430,423 '
2,302,758 94.74 720978 ~
i 1918 3,364,606
3,130,691 93.04 43,978
1979 3,5820433
3,369,564 94,05 82 999
. ,ry 1980 3,780,389 3,541 461 F'
E 1981 93.67 1130939
4,359,541 4,062,043 93,17
' 1982 107,472
419300971 4,7469613 96.26
137,078
1983 5,3169210 5,1223101 95,27
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Collections Delinquent
Total as a Percent Outstanding Taxes as a
Tax of Current Delinquent Percent of
Collections Levy Taxes Current Levy
$1,6860242 97.03% S 269,056 15.48%
10861,729 97.64 3010427 15,81
2,0619518 97.54 3360675 15.93
21375,736 97.74 367,063 15.10
39174,675 94.35 4979345 14,78
3,452,563 96.37 427,221 11.93 1
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3,655,400 96,69 504,633 13.35
49169,515 95.64 585,785 13.43
17 40-9831691 99.04 723,596 14.67
512701848 98.04 10065,234 19.81 f .
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City of Denton, Texas
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ASSESSED AND ESTIMATED ACTUAL VALUE OF
TAXABLE PROPERTY
Last Ten Fiscal Years
Real Property _ PersonalPrrerty
s ma e s 'na e
Fiscal Assessed Actual Assessed k tual
Year Value Value Value _Value 4
1974 82,4091280 5131,3480800 Z 19,813,560 S 33,022,600
1975 89,883,617 149,806,128 2262750049 37,125,081
1976 95,135,018 159,5580463 28,592,085 47,653,475
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1977 98,863,846 164,773,076 3706769779 62,794,631
1978 213,135,760 355,226,266 68,203,469 970005,781 w~
1979 221,300,412 3680834,120 679602,230 11206709383
1 1980 229,022,620 38197049366 75,921,060 126,5356100
1981 246,205,249 410$42,080 91,7431693 1520906,154
1982 4509732,259 450,7329259 21207040829 2120704,829!
1983 831,397,479 831,3971479 2180549,070 218,5490010
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Value Value Actual j
$102,2226840 $170,371.400 40%
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136,540,625 227,567,707 40
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288,9020702 481,5040503 60 3
30409431680 508,239,466 60
337,9480941 563,248,235 60
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13049,946,549 1,0490946,549 100
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PROPERTY TAX RATES AND TAX LEVIES
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Last Ten Fiscal Years
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TAX RATES (Per $100 of assessed valuation)
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Year Cit_ District County State Total j
1974 1.70 2.05 .9500 .22 4.92 a 1
1975 1.70 2.05 .9500 .17 4.87
1976 1.70 2.00 ,9500 .12 4.77
1977 1.70 2.00 .9500 .12 4.77
1978 1.78 1.57 .6700 .10 4.12
1979 1.24 1.57 6700 .10 3.58
1980 1.24 1.68 .6700 .00 3.59
1981 1.29 1.25 .7700 .00 3.31
1982 0.774 1.22 .2370 .00 2.23
1983 0.510 0.73 .1665 .00 1.41
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assessed valuation from 60% to 100% of estimated actual value of all 1
taxable property.
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Year City District County State Total r
1974 $11737,788 $3,831,998 $1,778,605 $318,279 $706660670
1975 11906,698 40045,856 1,9760024 249,627 801780205 i CF
1976 20113,561 4,413,466 20138,563 270,134 80935,724
1977 21430,423 51109,467 2,4720859 369,083 10,3811832 I
1978 313641606 513870253 208440058 424,486 12,0200403 j f
1979 39582,433 5,994,871 3,461,592 5169655 13,5551551 M
1980 3,780,389 7,497,867 3,985,872 •0- 15,2640128 '
1981 4,359,541 8,323,653 60463,606 •0- 18,146,800
1982 41930,971 8,7366514 6,8460688 -o- 201514,173
1983 5,316,210 8,847,258 90012,748 -0- 23,236,216
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Last Ten Fiscal Years i
Total
E Outstanding
Current Current Ratio of Current and t
Fiscal Assessments Assessments Collections to Delinquent
Year Due Collected Amount Due Assessments
1974 S - S - - % $1530423
1975 - - - 134,636
1976 1920993 93,945 48.7 222,104
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1977 1959115 1040445 53.5 271,285
1978 - - - 2169504 ,
1979 - - - 1790834
f 1980 - - - 1570247
1981 - - - 145,389
1982 - - - 137,899
1983 - - - 137,399
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RATIO OF NET GENERAL BONDED DEBT
TO ASSESSED VALUE AND NET BONDED DEBT PER CAPITA
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Last Ten Fiscal Years
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Assessed Gross
Fiscal Value Bonded
Year Population (in thousands) Debt
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1974 43,500 $ 950156 S 6,834,000
1975 43,700 102,223 8,1659000
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1976 46,800 112,151 7,695,000 i
1977 476900 1246327 965851000
1978 51,500 1360541 120024,000
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1914 530900 271,339 11,533,934
f` 1980 48,063 288,903 15,215,101 r
1981 49,800 304,944 15,364,488
1982 51,354 663,437 (1) 149247,000;
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1983 52,000 11049,947 16,817,500
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from 60% to 100% of estimated actual value of taxable property
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Service Bonded To Assessed Debt per
Funds Debt Value Capita 3
$ 53,617 S 60780,383 8.16% $156
103,482 810610518 8.47 185
118,410 71576,590 7.41 173 {
280,438 9,304,562 8.30 199 1
9.54 248 j
11,856,483
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18,062 15,197,039 5.60 282
23,03[ 151341,458 5,31 319
309831 141216,169 2.14 285
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COMPUTATION OF LEGAL DEBT MARGIN
September 30, 1963
969
Net Assessed Value =1'064,520,917
Plus Exempt Property Total
Total Assessed Value $l, 14,4670466
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Debt limit - No debt limit is mandated
by law but the City does recognize $ 6106581754
six percent as an economic limitation
Amount of debt applicable to debt limit
Total general obligation bonded debt 5159402,000 i
I Certificates of obligation 790,000
Other debt 125,500 160817,500
Less: Amount in debt service fund available for 341049
payment of principal
yr Total Amount of Debt Applicable 16,783,451
to Debt Limit
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COMPUTATIOn Of DIRECT AND OVERLAPPING DEBT
September 30, 1983
Percentage Amount
Net Debt Applicable to the Applicable to
Jurisdiction Outstanding City of Denton (1) City of Denton
City of Denton $16,817$00 100.0% $16,817,500
Denton
Independent
School
District 23,4950000 &9.3 2009819035
Denton County 1001150000 25,0 2,678,750
$40,471,285
(1) The "Percentage Applicable to the City of Denton" is based on the j
f relative assessed values within the City of Denton,
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RATIO OF ANNUAL DEBT SERVICE EXPENDITURES FOR
GENERAL BONDED DEBT TO TOTAL GENERAL EXPENDITURES (1)
Last Ten Fiscal Years (2)
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Ratio of
Total Debt Service
Fiscal Debt Total Expenditures
Year Principal Interest Service fxpend,tures (percent)
1974 469,000 3209920 789,920 4,3739347 18.06
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1475 470,000 385,986 855,986 5,067,394 16.89
1976 6100000 367,208 9710208 6,3881496 15.30
1977 561,000 5030411 10064,411 1,3690498 14.44 j
i 1978 658,342 599,088 1,257,430 9,018,245 13.94 j
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1980 845,613 898,092 3,743,705 12,3540705 14.11
1981 10117,483 759,235 1,8769723 13,223,914 14.19 E
1982 1,123,750 759,236 1,8829986 140594,749 12.90
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REVENUE BOND DEBT SERVICE COVERAGE
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Last Ten Years
Fiscal Gross Direct Net Revenue
Operating
Year Revenue _E penses Debt l for
Service s
Utility System 1974 s 91329,394 s 4,9590368 •$40370,O2o t
1975 11,650,148 7,602,996 4,0470152
1976 15,9939722 11,032,146 41961,576
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1971 20,5150761 14,317,220 6,138,541
1978 22,5120120 15,571,996 6,940,124
1979 22,8750745 15,866,971 7,008,774
1980 25,7161209 2006340620 4,918,411 ,
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1981 30,667,378 25,0840412 5,5820966' 2
1982 37,5680915 30,729,685 698390230 r
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$1,184,000 51,100,970 520284,970
1,201,000 1,251,555 29452,555 1.65
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1,215,035 21490,035 1.99
1,215,000
1,1560848 2,508,648 2,45
1,352,000
1,399,000 1,123,069 21522,069 2.75
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1,561,258 21594,675 2,70
1,033,417
1,5569575 2,755,899 1.76
1,239,324
' 19314,503 115319755 2,846,258 1,96
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1,298,459
1,073,531 29613,531 3.11
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PROPERTY VALUE, CONSTRUCTION, AND BANK DEPOSITS
Last Ten Fiscal Years r
Commercial Construction
Property
Fiscal Vdiue Number
Year (in thousands) of Units Value
1974 $ 170,311 131 $ 5,5651712
1975 186,931 107 10,704,155
1976 207,212 146 4,424,669
1977 227,567 178 6,119,557
f 1978 452,232 127 13,702,533
1979 481,505 166 42,5730107
1980 508,239 290 180429,869
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1981 563,248 202 2705730759 z`
1982 663,437 210 1198469452
1983 120490946 233 26,3865660 j
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of Deposits
Units Value (in thousands)
_ 422 $ 61932,804 5131,018
337 71594,979 140,748
402 79117,665 167,806
344 693089049 175,006
$74 180621,741 1981905
ll 1106 ?80982,739 2019085
460 17,024,635 228,813
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683 269214,973 289,919 }
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City of Denton, Texas
PRINCIPAL TAXPAYERS
Year ended September 30, 1983
Percentage
1983 of total
Assessed Assessed
Name of Taxpayer _ Kind of Property Valuation Valuation
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General Telephone Co.
of the Southwest Telephone Utility $ 330793,891 3.00%
Peterbilt Motors Co. Truck Manufacturer 22,091,623 1.96
` Victor Equipment Welding Equipment i
Company 14,5361242 1.29 i {
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Paccar inc.
Peterbilt Motors 11,852,227 1.05
Denton Mail Co. Shopping Center 1005210507 .93
Andrew Corp. Electronic Equipment
Manufacturer 10,224,512 .91 `
First State Bank Bank 9,1900426 .82 ,
1st Denton Nat'l Bank Bank 70218,019 .64
Westgate Hospital 6
Medical Center Hospital 40700,676 .42
Moore Business Forms Business Form Mfg. 4,598,936_ .41
$128,728,059 11.43% f
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INSURANCE IN FORCE
September 30, 1983
(Unaudited)
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Insurance Company Premium Policy No. ExpDateion ,
Texas Employers Ins, Co. $245,765 TML-CO103 01-01-83
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The Hartford Steam Boiler 113,045 SW 7314278-01 01-01-83
United States Fire Ins. Co. 456 SR 83015941 t<'
01-15-83
Hartford Insurance Co. 172 46 PG 104505 01-23-83 r
Texas Employers Ins. Co, 181,117 TML-A-0103 07.01-83 t k
St. Paul Fire 8 Marine Ins. Co. 5o 400 CR $730 09-18-83
Fidelity & Casualty Co, of N.Y. 10873 IM 42 53 44 11-01.84 t-
Hartford Insurance Co, 165,883 600626-27-28.29 11-03-83
Fidelity A Casualty Co. of N.Y. 4,477 BND 2172974 11-05-84
Lord 8 Company 11428 BE 4005550 12-18-84
Atlantic Insurance Co. 30 90'888 12.31-82
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Coverage Limit _
Ambulance - professional liability $1,000,000
Auto Liability
General Liability at Airport
Police Professional Liability
Public Officials Liability - Airport i
Public Officials Liability - Utilities t
Public Officials - Others
Public Liability - General
E General boiler and machinery $1000000000 E
Group Accident, sickness and life coverage
on Police Reserve
Comprehensive glass policy - Library Total loss
^ Comprehensive glass policy - City Hall
.i Workers Compensation As stated in WC law
Faithful performance bond-Tax Assessor $101000
i Utility accounts receivable - $20130,000
i destruction of records
Fire and extended coverage on utility systems, $61,296,050
buildings and contents, and newly acquired 90% coinsurance
buildings and their contents
Faithful performance bond: City Mm ger 1006000 ;
Director of finance 100,000
Assistant City Manager 100,000
Each Employee 12,500
Each Cashier 1',504 '
Robbery inside premises $50,000 ~
t Robbery outside premises $1,600
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DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS
Last Ten Fiscal Years
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Year Population Income (4) V-( -I)
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1974 439500 4,781 23.9 )
1975 436700 5,536 24.1
1976 46,800 61272 24.3
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1977 47,900 1,064 24.5
1978 510500 70008 24.7
1979 53,963 71247 24.8 )
1980 480063 7,300 (1) 24.9 r
1981 49,800 11390 (1) 25.1
1982 51,350 79500 (1) 25.3 J
E 1983 52,000 1,800 (1) 26.6 ,
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(3) Texas Employment Commission r J:
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Years of School Unemployment
Schooling (1) Enrollment (2) Rate (3)
13.9 8,206 4.1
14.2 84199 6.1
' 14.5 8,170 5.4 {
14.7 7,960 4.4
14.8 81000 3.8
15.0 8,035 3.4 '
15.3 8,241 3.4 i
15.5 86200 4.3
15.8 86365 5.8 ,
15.8 8,481 6.8
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City of Denton, Texas
MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICAL DATA
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Form of Gover,iment Council-Manager
Area 33.3 square miles si
Date of Incorporation September 26, 1866
Miles of Streets 200 miles
Number of Street Lights 41097 y
Fire Protection:
Number of stations 4
Number of firemen and officers 96
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Police Protection:
Number of stations 1
Number of policemen and officers 74
Municipal Electric Department:
Number of consumers 20,518
Electric production 78,9651940 KWN/year
Average Daily consumption 1,410,959 KWN
Miles of electric line 51.14 miles
Municipal Water Department:!
Number of consumers 141198
Average daily production 8,730,000 gallons
Average Daily Consumption 7 395 033 gallons
Miles of water main 560 miles
Sewers:
Sanitary sewers 500 miles
Storm sewers (1)
Building Permits Issued 10056
Recreation and Culture:
Number of parks 12 with 570 acres
Number of libraries 1 i,.
Number of volumes 93,000 (approx,) s
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Employees:
Exempt 97
Non-exempt 497
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