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Proposed Budget Presentation

Marysville City Council
May 16, 2023

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PROPOSED BUDGET
FISCAL YEAR 2023/2024
City of Marysville | May 16, 2023

PRESENTATION
AGENDA
 Economy Big Picture  Why We do a Budget  General Fund Overview  Proposed New Expenses  Streets Capital Projects  Enterprise Capital Projects  ARPA Overview  Planning for the Future  Next Steps 2 ECONOMY
BIG

PICTURE
Unemployment has decreased since the
peak in April 2020, however, is starting to
rise in the local economy.
Inflation reached a peak in June 2022
and is slowly decreasing but future
uncertain.
Interest rates have been increased seven
times since 2022 to curb inflation.
3 WHY WE DO A BUDGET:

MISSION OF THE

BUDGET PROCESS
This is managements recommendation for
Council’s deliberation in arriving at a final
budget for the provision of services and
capital assets and to promote both
management, employee, and citizen
participation in the process.
4 4

GENERAL FUND OVERVIEW
5 YEAR REVENUE VS. EXPENDITURE COMPARISON
$11.21
$13.41
$13.87 $14.23 $14.14
$9.96 $11.02 $12.15
$12.63 $13.44
$0.38
$2.18 $2.69 $2.57
$1.69
$0.86
$1.48 $1.66 $2.18
$8.27
FY 2019-2020 (ACTUAL) FY 2020-2021 (ACTUAL) FY 2021-2022 (ACTUAL) FY 2022-2023 (PROJECTED)
FY 2023-2024
(PROPOSED)
Revenue Ongoing Operational Expenditures Ongoing Operational Revenue Non-Recurring Expenditures Non-Recurring Shown in Millions
5 GENERAL FUND OVERVIEW

BALANCES, REVENUES, AND EXPENDITURES
Projected Beginning Fund Balance as of June 30, 2023: $10,915,013 Projected Operating Revenue $14,149,107
Projected Non-Recurring Revenue * $ 1,685,200
Total Revenue $15,834,307
Projected Operating Expenditures $13,438,249
Projected Non-Recurring Expenditures ** $ 8,267,200
Total Expenditures $21,705,449
Projected Surplus/(Deficit) for FY 23-24 -$ 5,871,142
Projected Ending Fund Balance as of June 30, 2024: $ 5,043,871 Projected Reserve Balance as of June 30, 2024: 37.53% 6 * Includes $1,460,200 Grant Revenue & $225,000 One-Time Funds ** Includes $1,519,812 Grant Expenses, $887,388 One-time Expenses, $2,160,000 ARPA, & $3,700,000 Street Projects

GENERAL FUND - TOP REVENUES
BUDGETED & PROJECTED FY 2022/2023
$2.84
$4.04
$2.69
$0.14
$1.19
$0.76
$2.34
$1.24
$1.53
$2.76
$4.02
$2.92
$0.16
$1.24
$0.77
$2.49
$0.91
$1.53

GENERAL SALES TAX MEASURE C PROPERTY TAX INTERGOVERNMENTAL LICENSE & PERMITS MEASURE F OTHER REVENUE Shown in Millions
Amended, Ongoing Operational Amended, Non-Recurring Projected, Ongoing Operational Projected, Non-Recurring Total
$1.38 Total
$1.07
Total
$3.87
Total
$4.02
7 FUNDS OVERVIEW
REVENUES BY FUND - FY 2022/2023
$14.00
$3.90
$0.88
$2.77
$0.89
$14.36
$4.17
$1.10
$2.44
$0.76

GENERAL FUND ENTERPRISE FUND SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS Shown in Millions
Amended, Ongoing Operational Amended, Non-Recurring Projected, Ongoing Operational Projected, Non-Recurring Total
$16.77
Total
$16.80
8 GENERAL FUND – TOP REVENUES BY SOURCE

THREE YEAR COMPARISON
$3.99
$2.88 $2.56
$0.82
$3.62
$2.69
$4.02
$2.76
$2.98
$0.77
$3.70
$2.57
$4.06
$2.93 $2.90
$0.75
$3.50
$1.69

MEASURE C SALES TAXES PROPERTY TAXES MEASURE F OTHER REVENUES Shown in Millions
FY21-22 Actual Ongoing Operational FY21-22 Actual Non-Recurring FY22-23 Projected Ongoing Operational FY22-23 Projected Non-Recurring FY23-24 Proposed Ongoing Operational FY23-24 Proposed Non-Recurring Total
$6.31
Total
$6.27
Total
$5.19
9 GENERAL FUND - EXPENDITURES BY

DEPARTMENT
BUDGETED & PROJECTED FY 2022/2023
$3.81
$2.64
$2.24
$1.52
$0.71
$2.39
$0.20 $0.96
$2.59
$3.55
$2.67
$2.12
$1.51
$0.74
$2.04
$0.14
$0.52
$1.52

POLICE DEPT FIRE & FLEET CD & PW HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION ALL OTHER DEPTS Shown in Millions
Amended, Ongoing Operational Amended, Non-Recuring Projected, Ongoing Operational Projected, Non-Recurring Total
$2.84
Total
$2.81
Total
$3.20 Total
$2.64
Total
$4.98
Total
$3.56
10 GENERAL FUND - EXPENDITURES BY

DEPARTMENT

THREE YEAR COMPARISON
$3.19
$2.48
$1.83
$2.34
$0.63
$0.22
$0.29
$3.55
$2.67
$2.02
$1.51
$0.75
$0.14
$0.62
$3.93
$2.71
$2.10
$1.55
$0.77
$0.43
$0.63

POLICE DEPT FIRE & FLEET CD & PW HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION Shown in Millions
FY21-22 Actual Ongoing Operational FY21-22 Actual Non-Recurring FY22-23 Projected Ongoing Operational FY22-23 Projected Non-Recurring FY23-24 Proposed Ongoing Operational FY23-24 Proposed Non- Recurring Total
$2.73 Total
$2.64 Total
$2.12
Total
$3.14 Total
$2.81 Total
$2.70
11 GRANT REVENUE OVERVIEW
(PAGE 1 OF 2)
Community Development
 HCD LEAP Grant – Zoning Plan
 Up to $65,000 – $17,000 match
 HCD REAP Grant – Specific Plan
 Up to $323,459 – No match
Parks
 Yuba Water Agency Grant – Ellis Lake Water Project
 Up to $27,168 – $42,612 match
12 GRANT REVENUE OVERVIEW
(PAGE 2 OF 2)
Fire
 SAFER Grant – Three Firefighters
 Grant ended FY22-23 all three position fully absorbed Other – Pass-throughs
 Prop 64, CalVIP, PLHA
 Up to $1,002,173 – No match
Total General Fund Grants
 $1,460,200 to be received
 $59,612 General Fund match
13 PROPOSED ONE-TIME GENERAL

FUND EXPENDITURES
General
 General Plan $372,488
 Enhanced Project at Gavin Park $50,000
IT
 Security Cameras for City Hall / PD $12,000
Police
 Radars for Patrol Units (nine) $27,900
Fire (up to $225,000 in one-time funds from D10)
 Drone for Prevention/Safety $10,000
 Training Tools and Props $15,000
 Storage Apparatus Building $400,000
Total Proposed One-Time Expenses $887,388
14 PROPOSED GENERAL FUND ONGOING

EXPENDITURES
Finance
 ClearGov Budgeting Software $17,500
Police
 Body/In Car Cameras (five-year lease) $49,544
 LPR Cameras $26,350
Parks
 Cemetery Headstone Maintenance $10,000
General Debt
 Police Dept. Ford Explorer Lease (five units) $92,066 Total Proposed Ongoing Expenditures $195,460
15 PROPOSED

CHANGES TO

PERSONNEL
Transition from Seasonal Firefighter
Program to one FTE Firefighter -
$6,400 Increase
 Permanent Firefighter (i.e., floating 8-8-8-
24-8 schedule)
 Additional $16,000 increase to future years
Building Inspector
 Continue with contracted services until more
certainty in the economy.
16 STREET CAPITAL PROJECTS
 22nd Street Rehab $750,000
 Misc. Local Street Rehabilitation $2,160,000
 Misc. Local Street Slurry Seals $790,000
Total Proposed Street Projects $3,700,000
17 ENTERPRISE CAPITAL PROJECTS
Sewer Main Repairs (to be paid through the Sewer Refund Revenue Bonds, Series 2021A)
 Aldridge Drive Sewer Main Repair Project TBD
 Repairs to Lift Stations TBD
 Sewer Analysis & Master Plan TBD
18 ARPA OVERVIEW
American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) $3,078,000
FY 22-23 FY 23-24
(Spent) (Proposed)
Digital Encryption 800,000
22nd Street Reconstruction Engineering 40,000 50,000
Deferred Maintenance on City Facilities 1,500,000
Fire Department Radio Coverage Imp. 500,000
Economic Development/Marketing Grants 110,000 110,000
$950,000 $2,160,000
19 PLANNING FOR

THE FUTURE
Rising Costs, Revenue Uncertainty &
Limits to Growth
Measure C – Expires 2026
Aging Infrastructure (i.e., Roads) and
City Facilities (i.e., City Hall)
Personnel Salaries & Benefits ~ Fiscal
challenges with maintaining marketrate salaries
Systems Process Efficiencies ~ Continue to
evaluate potential “money left on the
table,” including cost recovery and updated
Master Fee Schedule
20 PLANNING FOR THE

FUTURE - NEXT STEPS
 Continually look for revenue sources
through economic opportunities
 Continue to monitor sales tax, cannabis,
and other revenues
 Continually update 7-Year Financial
Model with new data
 Maintain General Fund reserves
(recommended 30%)
 Continue to look for opportunities to
reduce expenses and improve efficiencies
 Extend Measure C on 2024 ballot?
21 NEXT STEPS
6 June 2023
Second City Council Budget
Workshop
20 June 2023
Final FY 2023/2024 Budget
Workshop
& Recommended Council
Approval
27 June 2023
Tentative City Council
Meeting for
Budget Approval (if not
approved on June 20)
22 Questions and Discussion
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