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• Encumbrances are recorded as expenditures far budgetary purposes when purchase <br />orders are issued. <br />• Revenues are recorded when received in cash {budgetary) as opposed to when they <br />are subject to accrual (GAAP). <br />• Expenditures are recorded when paid in cash {budgetary) as opposed to when the <br />liability is incurred {GAAP). <br />included in this Financial Summary sectian is a historical comparison of both 2005 Capital and <br />Operating Budgets and 2004 Original (excluding additional appropriations approved during the <br />year) Operating and Capital Budgets along with actual results for the years 2002, 2003 and 2004. <br />These actual results are recorded on a cash basis in order that a fair comparison can be made with <br />the City's annual budgets. As a result of the cash basis presentation for these years, an <br />adjustment for each fund was required to convert from the cash to the modified accrual basis in <br />order to adequately reflect the projected fund balance at year-end. The City's 2004 financial <br />results have not yet been audited as of the date of this publication, so no adjustments to the <br />accrual basis have been included for 2004. <br />2005 REVENUE SOURCES AND SIGNIFICANT REVENUE TRENDS <br />The City provides the following services: public safety (police and fire), highways and streets, <br />health and social services, culture and recreation, public improvements, planning and zoning, <br />general administrative services, water, sewer, solid waste services, and urban redevelopment and <br />housing. The costs incurred to provide these services are included in the City's annual budgets. <br />The revenue required to fund these services are received from a variety of sources. The <br />following summarizes the major sources of revenue that were budgeted to provide funding for <br />both 2005 and 2004 expenditures (with a more detailed revenue source reported by fund found in <br />the charts located later in this section): <br />2005 Revenue Budget <br />Ratepayer Fees <br />zaa% <br />Other Revenue <br />3.9°/ <br />In#erest Income <br />0.7 <br />InterfundTransfers ter., <br />~2s% <br />ChargesfprServices J <br />7.3 <br />Intergoverrrental Revenue <br />4.t <br />General Property taxes <br />3H6% <br />~`L Other taxes <br />s.s% <br />Local Option Income Taxes <br />5.7 <br />B-3 <br />
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