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PARKING GARAGES (Fund #601) - Main /Colfax, St. Joseph /Jefferson <br />and Leighton Plaza Garages (continued) <br />NOTM <br />a - Reflects an adjustment to bring revenue in line with the projected level anticipated in 2005. <br />b - Reflects a decrease due to garage being demolished in early 2004. <br />c - This fund has carried a negative cash balance for many years due to the fact that net operational revenue generated from these garages <br />have not been enough to offset the financing costs to build and maintain these garages, The General Fund has supported the Garage <br />Fund ( #601) cash deficiency through a year -end interfund adjustment on the balance sheet. This annual year -end adjustment will continue <br />to be necessary unO a cash transfer is made to cover the deficiency, Thus, the above projected fund deficiencies will continue to be <br />supported by the City's General Fund. The Garage Fund's negative cash balance at 12/31/03 was $1,339,439. Based upon the above <br />projected 2004 surplus and the 2005 budget surplus, the cash balance is projected to be a negative $894,254 by the end of 2005, If no <br />additional debt (for major repairs andlor renovation for these garages) is funded out of this fund after 2004, the operating revenue <br />generated by these 3 garages should be enough to more than adequately cover the operational costs incurred on an ongoing annual basis. <br />
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