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<br /> <br />City of San Leandro <br />Mid-Year Performance Report <br /> <br />Ending December 31, 2006 <br /> <br />Revenues - All Funds <br />. At the mid-year, operating revenues for all funds are at 51.3% of projection with the anticipation that <br />year-end projections will favorably exceed the budget by approximately $1.7 million. <br /> <br />. Favorable General Fund variance primarily reflects a 2005-06 sales tax true~up resulting from the <br />State's triple-flip formula, which swaps the City's 1/4% portion of sales tax with a like amount of <br />property tax, and additional property assessed valuation growth. <br /> <br />. As projected, the housing market decline is reflected in the City's transfer tax revenue, which is <br />currently $1.3 million or 29.6% less than the prior year. <br /> <br />. The City began collecting the new Waste Management (Oro Loma) franchise fee during the second <br />quarter. The new revenue on solid waste/refuse disposal is expected to generate approximately <br />$500k in the current year. <br /> <br />. The City has identified reimbursable funds owed from the County, for having provided prior year <br />advance life support services. The one-time reimbursement of $1 million will partially replenish the <br />City's fire capital replacement fund and eliminate the need to fmance the City's recent purchase of a <br />replacement fire engine. <br /> <br />. Approximately $104k in Federal/State disaster assistance funds will be received in the Gas Tax, <br />Heron Bay Maintenance and Shoreline Funds as reimbursement for debris removal and repairs in <br />response to the 2006 storms. <br /> <br />The following represents the City's All Fund Revenues by type: <br /> <br /> ALL FUND REVENUES <br /> (In Thousands) <br /> Projected YTD % of <br /> YTD 06-07 Budget Year End Change from Year End <br />Fund Type: Actual (As Amended) Projection Budqet Projection <br />General 34,835 73,613 75,076 1,463 464% <br />Major Special Revenue 1,550 2,792 2,911 119 53.2% <br />Enterprise 10,733 14,862 14,956 94 71.8% <br /> Subtotal All Funds 47,118 91,267 92,943 1,676 50.7% <br />Operating Transfers 1,206 1,306 1,306 - 92.3% <br /> Total All Funds 48,324 92,573 94,249 1,676 51.3% <br /> <br />(Debt service, grants, and non-major fund activities are excluded since they are separate from the operations planning <br />process.) <br /> <br />3 <br />
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