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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 25-1994 ' '�_ , ' ' . - ORDINANCE N0. 25-94 1995 ANNUAL APF'ROPRIATION ORDINANCE SECTION I. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF BROOKIN6S, BROOKINGS CDUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA, that the following su�s are appropriated to ■eet the obligations of the Municipality: 200 500 101 101 SPECIAL CAPITAL 400 GENERAL 60VERNMENT GENERAL SPECIAL REVENUE IMPROVEMENT MEMO FUND ASSESSMENT FUND FUND TOTAL Legislative 401 Mayor � Co��ission f72, 100 402 Hu�an Rights 2,800 403 Ordinances, Proceedings, Publications 15,000 404 Disability Co��ittee 1,500 405 Contingency 370,000 Total Legislative i461,400 Elections 407 Elections t3,000 Total i3,000 Financial Ad�inistration 412 Attorney f44, 190 ' 414 Hu�an Resource 59,770 415 Finance 254, 100 Total i358,050 Other 417 General Govern�ent Huilding i119,200 418 Advertising 112,300 419 Engineer 391,655 Total Other i623, 155 TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT i1,445,605 t0 f0 :0 f1,445,605 200 500 101 101 SPECIAL CAPITAL GENERAL SPECIAL REVENUE IMPROVEMENT MEMO 420 PUBLIC SAFETY FUND ASSESSMENT FUND FUND TOTAL 421 Police i1,419,850 422 Fire 398, 122 424 Hydrant Rental 67,000 426 E�ergency & Disaster Services 31,75@ 428 Traffic Safety 17,930 TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY - t1,934,652 t0 f0 f0 f1,934,652 430 GUBLIC WORKS 431 Street :1, 18@,902 432 Street Cleaning 63,465 433 Snow Re�oval 149,089 Special Assess�ents s150,000 437 Street �ighting 235,000 Stor■ Drainage 112,350 TOTAL PUBLIC WDRKS i1,628,456 i150,000 f112,350 i0 fi,890,806 44� HEALTH 8 WELFARE 442 Ani�al Control 580,700 TOTAL HEALTH � WELFARE i80,700 f0 i0 ' i0 f80,700 45@ CULTURE � RECREATION 451 Recreation �465,700 452 Parks 1,235,775 454 Forestry 267,675 455 Library 497,855 457 Historic Preservation 10,850 TOTAL CULTURE 8� RECREATION t2,477,855 i0 f0 i0 i2,477,855 200 500 101 101 SPECIAL CAPITAL 6ENERAL SPECIAL REVENUE IMPROVEMENT MEMO FUND ASSESSMENT FUND FUND TOTAL 460 CONSERVATION b DEVELOPMENT 460 Industrial Develop�ent f67,000 f340,800 TOTAL CONSERVATION � DEVELOPMENT f67,000 i0 =0 i340�800 s407,800 49@ MISCELLANEOU5 � 495 Subsidies ii64,450 TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS i164,450 f0 i0 f0 f164,450 TOTAL APRROFRIATION :7,798,718 f 15@,00@ t112,350 t340,800 i8,401,868 , . " ' SECT I ON I I. The following is a su��ary by fund of the appropriated a�ounts and the ■eans of fi�ancing the�: SPECIAL CAPITAL SPECIAL REVENUE IMPROVEMENT GENERAL ASSESSMENT FUNDS FUND TAX SUPPORTED FUNDS: Appropriations 57,798,718 s150,000 i112,350 Transfer to Industrial Develop�ent 200,000 Transfer to Airport 13B,541 Transfer to Solid Waste 2,000 Total Appropriations i8, 139,259 i150,000 i112,350 MEANS OF FINANCE: Esti�ated Unencu�bered Cash Balance t1, 162,529 f135,443 i58,229 Fund Operations Sales Tax Revenue 2, 100,000 Other Revenue 1,042,625 90,000 140, 100 TRANSFERS FRDM OTHER FUNDS: Utilities - Telephone 2,070,761 ' Utilities - Electric 426,344 Solid Waste 37,@00 Liquor 175,000 • Industrial 250,000 GENERAL TAX LEVY: 875,000 Total Revenue f8� 139,259 i225,443 f198i329 FUNDS AUTHORIZED BY THE ELECTORATE: Appropriations i340�800 MEANS OF FINANCE: Esti�ated Unencu�bered Cash Balance i192,319 Transfer 200,000 Revenue 84�000 Total Revenue f476,318 . . �. - , � , . . . . SECTION III. The monies transferred fr•om the Municipal Utilities to the General Fund is estimated at f2, 497, 1�p�. These transfers will be aade on a nonthly basis, with the exception of the s�aa,0a� transfer to the Industrial Development Fund aade in in January. An additional transfer of f417, 110 will be ■ade to the Brookings School District from the Utilities; eade possible by actions taken by the City CosAission and the Utility Board. The budgeted eonies to be transferred to the 6eneral Fund from the Liquor Fund is f175,00@ The General Fund is transferring i138,541 to the Airport Fund and f2,a00 to Solid Waste Disposal. SECTION IV. The City Finance Officer is her•eby authorized and directed to certify said tax levy to the County Auditor, to the end that same may be spread and assessed by law. SECTION V. This Ordinance is declared to be for the support of the Municipal Government and its existing public institutions, and it shail be in full force and effect after its passage and publication. FIRST READING: September 6, 1994 • SECOND READING: September �0, 1994 .. PUBLISHEDs Septeaber 26, 1994 �Dr,ti .,'`,.,�z4 o���ti C� iJ y, �: o /� � N ',� Mayor `� r�, ` irran,c�'' ficer