HomeMy WebLinkAbout19541 - RESOLUTIONS - 6/16/1999 RESOLUTION NO. 19541
OF THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF
PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING A BUDGET FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000.
WHEREAS, a budget for the fiscal year 1999-2000 has been prepared by the City Manager, Department
Heads,and other City personnel,and
WHEREAS, the City Council has examined said budgets and conferred with the City Manager and
Department Heads;and
WHEREAS,the City Council desires to adopt a final budget for the fiscal year;and
WHEREAS, the budget includes revenues from the City's Utility Tax, at 4.5% rather than the 50%
authorized by law;and
WHEREAS, the budget achieves terms of agreement between the MERR and the Respective Bargaining
Units, and the Executive Personnel and Elected Officials including, but not limited to, Health Cane
Provisions for retired members;and
WHEREAS,the City Council has, after due deliberation and consideration, made such amendments in the
proposed final budget as it considered desirable,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs as follow:
Section 1. That the budget attached hereto and made a part hereof is hereby approved and effective '
July 1, 1999.
Section 2. That the MOU's for the Executive Personnel and Elected Officials, Palm Springs Police
Management Association, Palm Springs Fire Management Association, Management
Association of Palm Springs, Palm Springs Police Officers Association,Palm Springs Fire
Safety Unit and the California League of City Employees Associates representing the
general unit are approved as negotiated and remain in effect unit the expiration dates
thereof.
Section 3. That the office of Management and Budget Manager is authorized to record interfund
transfers in accordance with the Summary of Budgeted Interfund Transfers attached hereto
and made a part hereof.
Section 4. That the prepayment of demands prior to audit by the Finance Committee and the City
Council may be made by the City Clerk in conformity with the authority provided by
Section 37208 of the Government Code of the State of California.
Section 5. That the Capital Projects for fiscal year 1999-2000 described is said budget may be
financed from amounts received by the City from the proceeds of bonds, Certificates of
Participation or other tax-exempt obligations and not from the revenue described in said
budget, if the Council determines that it is in the best interests of the City to do so and
subject to the successful completion of proceedings therefore.
Section 6. That the Director of Finance is directed to inform all providers who collect utility taxes on '
behalf of the City that the Utility Tax rate shall be 4.5 percent
ADOPTED this 16th day of June , 1999.
AYES: Members Barnes, Hodges, Oden, Reller-Spurgin and Mayor Kleindienst
NOES: None
ABSENTS: None
ATTE,7 C AIFCIRNIA
By-- — -
City Clerk // City gee
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Res. No. 19541 CITY OF PALM SPRINGS
Page 2 SUMMARY OFBUDGETED INTERFUND TRANSFERS ��
FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000 BUDGET
GENERAL FUND TRANSFERS IN TRANSFER OUT
From Gas Tax Fund S 600,000 S
From Risk Management 500,000
From Energy Fund 50,000
To Debt Service Fund 2,152,269
COMMUNITYPROMOTTONFUND
To Debt Service Fund 1,520,000
To Oasis Project Area 72,000
To Tahquitz-Andreas Fund 250,000
To Golf Course Fund 300,000
GAS TAX FUND
To General Fund 600,000
DEBT SERVICE FUND
From General Fund 2,152,269
From Community Promotion Fund 1,520,000
GOLF COURSE FUND
From Community Promotion I and 300,000
ENERGYFUND
To General Fund 50,000
RIS%MANAGEMENT FUND
To General Fund 500,000
OASIS PROJECTAREA FUND
From Community Promotion Fund 72,000
TAHQ UITZ-ANDREAS FUND
From Community Promotion Fund 250,000
$ 5,444,269 S 5,444,269
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Page 3 APPROPMATIONSUNIMARYBYFUND TYPE&ACTIVITY
FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000 BUDGET
INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS
FUND ACTIVITY APPROPRIATION
MOTOR VEHICLE REPLACEMENT FUND-510
5470 Fleet Operations $ 1,45:2,199
5471 Riverside County Fleet Maintenance :9,500 '
5472 Cathedral City Fleet Maintenance :5,000
5473 Desert Hospital Fleet Maintenance 10,000
5474 Cathedral City 5,500
5475 MVRReserves 1,702,500
5476 BIM 2,500
5477 Landscape West Maintenance 23s000
Total Motor Vehicle Replacement Fund S 3,210,199
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE FUND-520
5641 Facilities Maintenance Operation $ 2,633,864
RETIREMENT BENEFITS FUND-530
5701 Employee Retirement Benefits S 2,373,944
RISK MANAGEMENT FUND-540
5902 Employee Benefits $ 3,258,563
5903 Workers'Compensation 1,283,756
5904 Liability Insurance 1,270,016
5905 Property Insurance 277,812
5919 Unemployment 1011,500
Total Risk Management S 6,191,647 '
ENERGY FUND-550
5805 Administration $ 9,500
5806 Sunrise Plaza Cogeneration 611,340
5807 Municipal Complex Cogeneration 1,005,798
5812 Energy Development 3,700
Total Energy S 1,630,338
Total Internal Service Funds S 16,039,992
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Page 4 APPROPRMTIONSUAIAMYBYFUND TYPE&ACTIVITY ��
FISCAL YEAR I999-2000 BUDGET
ENTERPRISE FUNDS
FUND ACTMTY APPROPRIATION
AIRPORT FUND-4I5
6002 Airport Administration $ 1,918,546
' 6001 Airport PFC 866,050
6050 Airport Operations 717,234
6075 Airport Rescue Fire Fighting 1,033,013
6100 Landside Operations 618,352
6125 Multimodalism 35,000
6150 T-Hanger Operations 30,351
6175 Airport Grounds Maintenance 494,125
6200 Terminal Building Operations 1,864,459
6225 Control Center Operations 884,445
650 Customs 106,564
6255 Foreign Trade Zone 39,000
6275 Series 1992 Debt 1,211,215
6276 Series 1998 Debt 425,359
6400 Airport Development 555,000
6500 Special Capital Projects 390,000
6600 Federal Grants 20,000
Total Airport Fund S 11,208,713
WASTEWATER FUND-420
6800 Wastewater Plant Administration $ 3,918,979
6810 Wastewater Treatment 1,664,061
6820 Wastewater Collection 559,810
6830 Wastewater Disposal 454,711
' Total Wastewater Fund S 6,597,561
GOLF COURSE FUND-430
7020 Golf Course Maintenance&Operations $ 250,816
7021 New Golf Course Maintenance 1,992,113
7056 Golf Course Expansion 1,090,732
Total Golf Course Fund S 3,333,661
Total Enterprise Funds S 21,139,935
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Page 5 APPROPRIATIONSUMNIARYBYFUND TYPE&ACTIVITY
FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000 BUDGET
DEBT SERVICE FUND
FLUVD ACTIVITY APPROPRIATION
DEBT SERVICE FUND-301
7852 Convention Center $ 4,091,689
7853 Police Building Lease 175,664 1
7854 Miscellaneous Capital Projects 34,580
Total Debt Service Fund $ 4,301,933
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND
FUND ACTIVITY _ APPROPRIATION
SPECIAL GAS TAX FLUIVD-133
4298 Improvements(2106 Funds) $ 204,000
DRAINAGE FUND-135
4370 North Zone S 10,000
4371 Central Zone 10,000
4372 South Zone 10,000
4373 East Zone 10,000
Total Drainage Fund S 40,000
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND-261
2493 Park Improvements $ 23,000 1
3200/3600 Police&Fire Improvements 128,000
1395 City Facilities Improvements 399,000
Total Capital Projects Fund S 550,000
MEASURE A IMPROVEMENTS FUND-13 4
4498 Measure A Improvements $ 1,080,000
Total Capital Projects Funds $ 1,874,000
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Res. No. 19541 APPROPRL4TIONSUMMARYBYFUND TYPE&ACTIVITY
Page 6 FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000BUDGET 1/4�
SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
FUND ACTIVITY APPROPRIATION
FORFEITED ASSETS FUND-120
3012 Police Administration S 133,081
' SA FETYA UGMENTA TION FUND-121
3013 Police Administration $ 174,080
3523 Fire Administration 156,654
Total Safety Augmentation S 330,734
CSA-152 FUND-124
4242 Street Cleaning $ 365,610
RECYCLING FUND-12S
1280 Recycling $ 152,877
VILLAGEFEST FUND-127
2550 VillageFest S 240,855
PARKING FUND-131
4461 Parking Control/Parking Lot Maintenance $ 327,681
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUND-13 7
4800 CD Block Grant 1999-2000 $ 632,051
MASTER LEASE FUND-139
7851 Master Lease $ 1,113,908
AIR QUALITYMANAGEMENT FUND-149
4609 Air Quality Management S 59,023
PUBLICARTS FUND-150
4408 Art Acquisition S 230,679
LIBRARY TRUSTFUND-151
2752 Library Trost Fund $ 337,225
2753 Virtual University 225,000
Total Library Trust Fund S 562,225
Total Special Revenue Funds S 4,148,724
CITY OFPALMSPRINGS
Res. No. 19541 APPROPRIATIONSUMMARYBYFUND TYPE&ACTIVITY
Page 7 FISCALYE4R1999-2000BUDGET
OPERATING FUNDS
FUND ACTIVITY APPROPRIATII7N
GENERAL FUND-001
City Council $ 170,741
City Manager 465,777
Administrative Support Services 268,621 '
Information Services Administration 868,422
City Clerk 329,585
Human Resources 142,739
Rent Control 47,179
Budget&Management 294,664
City Attorney 365,000
Unallocated Compensation 700,000
Finance Administration 767,5,86
Procurement 303,415
Economic Development Administration 422,151
Planning 966,496
Building&Safety 778,612
Engineering 742,132
Recreation Administration 1,225,880
Desert Highland Center 209,474
Reprographics 274,739
Library 1,678,108
Police Administration&Enforcement 10,722,753
Animal Regulation 2881624
COPS Chant 519,5163
Downtown Experience 317,946
Fire Administration 5,226,133
Disaster Preparedness 20,000
Communication Center 729,273
General Operations Administration 211,881 '
Street Maintenance 657,241
Downtown Experience 222,4.15
Street Cleaning 50,000
PM10 Removal 10,CI00
Street Lighting 443,248
Traffic Maintenance 391,390
Parks Maintenance 1,620,535
pSCTr 71,887
Train Station 108,850
Total General Fund S 32,633,4160
COMMUMTYPROM07YONFUND-112
Convention&Visitors Bureau 1,127,000
Tourism 1,461,516
Special Events 455,080
Convention Center 1,952,1146
Total Community Promotion Fund S 4,995,942
Total Operating Funds S 37,629,402
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