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Overview Christopher M Quinn MACC CPA CFE CGFO CGMA Finance Director Lina Williams Budget amp Financial Analyst Tuesday May 26 th 2015 Budget Preparation Timeline January First Quarter Review ID: 562384

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Slide1

Revenue Source

Overview

Christopher M. Quinn, MACC, CPA, CFE, CGFO, CGMAFinance DirectorLina WilliamsBudget & Financial Analyst

Tuesday, May 26

th

, 2015Slide2

Budget Preparation Timeline

January

First Quarter Review FebruaryFinancial AuditMarchPresentation of Annual Progress Report and Citizen Survey ResultsRevise 10 Year Infrastructure PlanAprilPresentation of the Year to Date BudgetSecond Quarter ReviewFY 2016 Budget Input Begins for DepartmentsMay

Annual Update of the Strategic Action Plan

Fund Accounting Presentation

Revenue Source Presentation

JuneLong Term Financial Planning PresentationProperty Tax PresentationSlide3

Budget Preparation Timeline

July

General Fund Budget WorkshopAdopt Maximum Millage RateProprietary Funds Budget WorkshopThird Quarter ReviewAugustSpecial Revenue & Capital Fund Budget WorkshopFinal Proposed Budget PresentationSeptemberPublic Hearing to Tentatively Adopt Millage Rate & BudgetPublic Hearing to Adopt Final Millage Rate & BudgetOctober – November

FY 2015 Year End Close-out

November – December

End of Year Review

Citizen’s SurveySlide4

Presentation Overview

Revenue Classifications

Total City RevenuesCurrent Tax RevenuesRevenue DiversificationTentative Budget CalendarSlide5

Revenue Classifications

Taxes

Permits, Fees and Special AssessmentsIntergovernmental RevenueCharges for ServicesJudgments, Fines and ForfeitsMiscellaneous RevenuesOther SourcesSlide6

Total City Revenues

FY 2015Slide7

Taxes

Ad Valorem (Property) Tax

Local Option Fuel TaxCurrently $.07 per gallonDiscretionary Sales SurtaxesSmall County SurtaxLocal Government Infrastructure Surtax (expired 12/2012)Communications Services Tax5.22% (sales tax)Local Business TaxPublic Service Taxes(Not in use)

Electricity

Water

Natural Gas

PropaneSlide8

Permits, Fees, Special Assessments

Franchise Fees

Solid WasteNatural GasUtility (not in use)Engineering PermitsSpecial AssessmentsOld Kings RoadCode NuisanceSlide9

Intergovernmental Revenue

Grants

State Revenue SharingLocal Government Half-Cent Sales Tax ProgramCounty Business Tax ReceiptsAlcoholic Beverage License taxInsurance Premium TaxVolunteer Firefighters’ PensionSlide10

Charges for Service

Utility Fees

Water and SewerSolid WasteStormwaterAnnual Fire InspectionsBuilding Permits & Inspections FeesState Road MaintenanceRecreation FeesPlanning Fees Impact FeesWater and WastewaterTransportationParksFireSchool (remitted to Flagler County Schools)Slide11

Judgements, Fines and Forfeitures

Traffic Citations

Red Light Camera ViolationsLocal Ordinance ViolationsParking TicketsCode FinesAnimal ControlSlide12

Other Revenue Source

Inter-fund Transfers

Payment-In-Lieu-of-Taxes (PILOT)Tax Increment for the CRADebt ProceedsMiscellaneousSlide13

Strategic Action PlanningSlide14

Current Tax Revenues

(non-property tax)

Small County SurtaxReplaced Infrastructure Surtax in 2013Local Option Fuel Tax7 cents currently in use, 5 cents still available State Revenue Sharing(a) 75.14%(b) 24.86%½ Cent Sales TaxCommunications Services TaxSlide15

Small County Surtax

Description:

Levied at a rate of .5 percent of the 7% sales tax pursuant to an ordinance enacted by Flagler County.Control: Flagler CountyDistribution Formula: State default formulaRestrictions: Flagler County Ordinance # 2012-08Current Use: Currently being allocated to the Capital Projects Fund Projects include:Long Creek Nature PreserveHolland Park Improvements/RenovationsCommunity Center RenovationsSlide16

Small County Surtax

Replaced the Local Government Infrastructure Surtax Dec. 2012

Local Government Infrastructure Surtax

Small County Surtax effective Jan. 2013Slide17

Local Option Fuel Tax

Description:

County governments are authorized to levy a tax of 1 to 6 cents upon every net gallon of motor fuel sold within a county. Flagler County currently levies 6 cents. Control: Flagler CountyDistribution Formula: Inter-local agreement based on road milesRestrictions: Must be used for transportation expendituresCurrent Use: Currently being allocated to the Streets Improvement Fund Projects include:Bridge RehabParkway BeautificationStreet Resurfacing Slide18

Local Option Fuel TaxSlide19

State Revenue Sharing

Description:

This state fund receives:1.3517 % of State sales and use tax collectionsNet collections from the one-cent municipal fuel taxControl: State of FloridaDistribution Formula: State default formulaRestrictions: 75.14% - Municipal wide programs or for property tax relief24.86% - TransportationCurrent Use:

General Fund – Help mitigate the need for property taxes

Streets Improvement FundSlide20

State Revenue SharingSlide21

½ Cent Sales tax

Description:

This program distributes a portion of the state 6% sales taxControl: State of FloridaDistribution Formula: State default formulaRestrictions: Can be used for municipal wide programs or for property tax reliefCurrent Use: Currently used in the General Fund to help mitigate property taxesSlide22

½ Cent Sales Slide23

Communications Services Tax

Description:

The communications services tax applies to telecommunications, video, direct-to-home satellite and related services at a rate of 5.22%. Control: State of Florida & City CouncilDistribution Formula: Based on service addressRestrictions: May be used for any public purposeCurrent Use: Currently used in the General Fund to help mitigate property taxesSlide24

Communications Services Tax Slide25

General Fund Revenue Budget

FY 2015Slide26

Revenue Diversification Options

Franchise Fees

Special AssessmentsPublic Service (Utility) TaxSlide27

Revenue Diversification Options

Franchise Fees

Current fees in use:Natural GasSolid WasteAvailable for future use:ElectricWater

Electric:

Added to FPL

Bill

Amount charged and use of revenue is at the sole discretion of City Council6% Electric Franchise Fee (industry standard) = $3.8 million annuallyBurden: Property Taxes: Residential 83% Commercial 17% Franchise Fee: Residential 74% Commercial 26%Slide28

Revenue Diversification Options

Special Assessments

Fire Assessment:Used to offset costs of Fire Department related to fire protectionPotential fee determined by rate studyAssessment must be shown to benefit the property not an individualAssessment amount is determined by City CouncilAssessment appears as a separate line on property tax billSlide29

Revenue Diversification Options

Public Service (Utility) Tax

Types of Public Service Taxes include electric, natural/propane gas & waterState allows up to 10%City Council sets the rateUse is determined by City CouncilTax is added to utility billsBased on FPL Revenue estimates:

10% Public Service Tax = approximately $4 million/annuallySlide30

Revenue Diversification Options

Public Service (Utility) Tax

Approximately 81% of Florida Municipalities have at least 1 Public Service TaxNeighboring Cities with a Water and/or Electric Public Service Tax:

Ormond Beach

Electric  10% 

Daytona Beach

Electric 10%

Deland

Electric 10%

Water 10%

St. Augustine

Electric 8%Flagler Beach

Electric 10%Water 10%BunnellElectric 10%

Water 10%

This information was provided by the Florida Department of Revenue.Slide31

Revenue Diversification Summary

Revenue diversification provides:

Higher level of control of revenue sources by City CouncilDecrease in reliance on property taxes10 mill State capMore equitable distribution of tax burdenCommercial vs. ResidentialVisitors vs. ResidentsHigher level of equity for services provided versus services paid forSlide32

What’s Next?

June

9th - Long Term Financial Planning Presentation 30th - Property Tax Primer PresentationJuly14

th

- Budget Workshop - General Fund

21st - Budget Workshop - Adopt Maximum Millage Rate28th - Budget Workshop - Proprietary FundsAugust11

th - Budget Workshop – Special Revenue Funds & Capital Funds 25th

- Final Proposed Budget PresentationSeptemberPublic Hearing to tentatively adopt millage rate and budgetFinal

Public Hearing to adopt final millage and budget