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File Number: 12 -096 <br />will be deemed property tax revenues and will be allocated first to successor agencies <br />to make payments on the indebtedness incurred by the dissolved redevelopment <br />agencies, with remaining balance allocated in accordance with applicable constitutional <br />and statutory provisions. <br />Allocate property tax revenues to successor agencies for making payments on <br />indebtedness incurred by the redevelopment agency prior to its dissolution and allocate <br />remaining balance in accordance with applicable constitutional and statutory <br />provisions. <br />• Require successor agencies to expeditiously wind down the affairs of the dissolved <br />redevelopment agencies and to provide the successor agencies with limited authority <br />that extends only to the extent needed to implement a wind down of redevelopment <br />agency affairs. <br />The budget amendment reflects revenue and expenditure budget activity to be recorded by <br />the Finance Department due to the actions necessary from eliminating the Redevelopment <br />Agency and establishing the Successor Agency. This adjustment, as with previous budget <br />amendments, includes the fund name, the sources of additional revenues or transfers, and <br />the purpose of reallocated expenditures or transfers. <br />Major changes in the approved budget necessary to wind down the Redevelopment Agency <br />are shown below. This summary generally reflects continuation of present operations through <br />June 30, 2012. The City Council's direction to alter existing services at any time during the <br />5 -month period would modify the necessary level of appropriation. <br />Appropriate additional General Fund revenue of $815,000 from Property Tax estimated <br />for the period February 1 through June 30, 2012. Additional salaries and benefits, <br />internal service charges, and business development and housing operating expenses <br />for the General Fund amount to $719,800. Projected additional revenues will exceed <br />projected additional expenditures in the General Fund by $95,200. The total estimated <br />revenue is greater than presented to the Finance Committee based on a recalculation <br />of the pass- through revenue the City will receive for the five -month period. <br />• For operations, the Plaza Project Area, the Joint Project Area, the West San <br />Leandro /MacArthur Project Area, the Low /Moderate Housing Fund, and the <br />Redevelopment Agency Debt Service Fund, all budgeted revenues and expenditure <br />appropriations for the period February 1 through June 30, 2012 would be reduced to <br />$0. <br />• For the Successor Agency for the San Leandro Redevelopment Agency, appropriation <br />of revenues of $9,931,700 from EOPS reimbursements from Alameda County and <br />bond proceeds and total expenditure appropriation of $9,931,700 will be recorded. <br />• Re- appropriate bond proceeds for expenditures related to Town Hall Square, <br />Estudillo /Callan Parking Garage, Chamber of Commerce TI (Garage), E 14th <br />Hesperian /150th Improvements, and the E 14th Hesperian /150th Remediation. <br />Current Agency Policies <br />• The City Council approves all adjustments to the City's revenue and expenditure <br />appropriations. <br />Previous Actions <br />• The City Council approved the current City and Redevelopment Agency budgets on <br />City of San Leandro Page 2 Printed on 212812012 <br />