contract agreement · I-1
I-1 - Preliminary Official Statement - UR Loan Agreement
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Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters.The City’s total receipts for governmental activities decreased 60.0%, or approximately $6,757,000,
from the prior year. The total cost of all programs and services increased approximately $2,026,000,
or 35.2%, with no new programs added this year. The significant decrease in receipts was primarily
the result of less proceeds received from the issuance of general obligation bonds and capital grants.
The City decreased property tax rates for fiscal year 2019 an average of .02%. This decrease, and
an increase in total assessed valuation raised the City’s property tax receipts, including tax
increment financing, approximately $495,000 in fiscal year 2019. Based on increases in the total
assessed valuation, property tax receipts are budgeted to increase an additional $244,000 next year.
The cost of all governmental activities this year was approximately $7.775 million compared to
approximately $5.750 million last year. However, as shown in the Statement of Activities and Net
Position on pages 18-19, the amount taxpayers ultimately financed for these activities was
approximately $6.389 million because some of the cost was paid by those directly benefiting from
the programs (approximately $547,000) or by other governments and organizations which
subsidized certain programs with grants, contributions and restricted interest (approximately
$840,000). The City paid for the remaining “public benefit” portion of governmental activities with
property tax (some of which could only be used for certain programs) and with other receipts, such
as interest and miscellaneous receipts. Overall, the City’s governmental activities program receipts,
including intergovernmental aid and fees for service, decreased in fiscal year 2019 from
approximately $2,727,000 to approximately $1,386,000, principally due to a Department of
Transportation RISE grant received in fiscal year 2018 to construct street, water system, storm
water drainage, sanitary sewer system, sidewalk improvements and installing street lighting and
street signalization.
Changes in Cash Basis Net Position of Business Type Activities
Year ended June 30,
2019 2018
Receipts:
Program receipts:
Charges for service:
Water $ 734,648 652,373
Sewer 860,307 760,747
Recycling 258,604 83,998
General receipts:
Bond proceeds 3,673,761 2,508,556
Other general receipts 18,076 22,198
Total receipts 5,545,396 4,027,872
Disbursements:
Water 663,874 531,289
Sewer 5,204,381 2,983,671
Recycling 236,169 73,253
Total disbursements 6,104,424 3,588,213
Change in cash basis net position before transfers (559,028) 439,659
Transfers, net 313,290 (192)
Change in cash basis net position (245,738) 439,467
Cash basis net position beginning of year 1,637,342 1,197,875
Cash basis net position end of year $ 1,391,604 1,637,342
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