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02-22-22 Mid Year Budget Update.pdf

Rialto City Council
February 22, 2022

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02-22-22 Mid Year Budget Update.pdf
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February 22, 2022
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City of Rialto
FISCAL YEAR 2021
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2022
MID
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YEAR FINANCIAL REVIEW
FEBRUARY 22, 2022

2 FY 21
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22 Budget
City of
Rialto
General Fund Budget Review
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City Council adopted balanced budget on July 27, 2021
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General Fund Revenues of $104.2 million
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General Fund Expenditures of $104.2 million
3 FY 21
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22 General Fund Budgeted Revenues
City of
Rialto
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Three Largest Revenue
Sources:

Property Tax (29.0%)

Sales Tax (25.2%)

UUT (13.1%)
4 Sales Tax Revenue
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First Half of FY 21
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5 Sales Tax Revenue
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First Half of FY 21
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Rialto
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FY 21
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22 Budget estimated sales tax revenues of $26,275,000
based on traditional growth prior to an awareness of any change in fulfillment center corporate structure affecting sales tax distribution
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Prior FY 20
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21 actual sales tax revenues were $39,427,628
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final
revenues were received in August and reconciled in September 2021 after adoption of the current FY 21
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22 Budget
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FY 21
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22 estimated sales tax revenues are $47,893,500
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Why the increased sales tax revenues?
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A certain fulfillment center changed its corporate ownership structure establishing it as a “point
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of
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sale” for sales tax
revenues pursuant to California Dept. of Tax and Finance regulations
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Prior method of ownership required sales tax revenues to be distributed into the San Bernardino County “Pool”
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CAUTION!!!
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Increased sales tax revenues due to online sales may not be permanent!
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State may determine to revise sales tax distribution laws; or •
Fulfillment centers may change corporate ownership requiring sales distributed through County “Pool”; or
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Fulfillment centers may change what goods are distributed in the centers to an “end of line” distribution with no sales tax generated.
8 Property Tax Revenue
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First Half of FY 21
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9 Property Tax Revenue
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10 Property Tax Revenue
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Timing of property tax distributions are staggered.
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December 2020 payment was only $9,000 compared to
December 2021 payment of $7.7 million
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January 2021 payment was $14.8 million
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January 2022 payment was $8.8 million
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Property tax revenue is trending slightly higher than prior year •
No adjustment recommended at this time
11 UUT Revenue
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First Half of FY 21
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12 UUT Revenue
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UUT revenue is trending slightly higher than prior year •
No adjustment recommended at this time
13 All Other Gen Fund Revenue
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14 All Other Gen Fund Revenue
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These revenues include all other sources, including permits, fees, investment proceeds, etc.
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Revenue is tracking higher than last year
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No adjustment recommended at this time
15 General Fund Expenditures
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First Half of FY 21
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Expenditures are tracking on budget at 50%
16 General Fund Reserve
City of
Rialto
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17 General Fund Reserve
City of
Rialto
General Fund Budget Review
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City’s financial reserve is strong, BUT
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Pension UAL was $121.2 million as of June 30, 2019
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Pension Obligation Bond will NOT reduce debt, just refinance interest rate, any savings will be budgeted in accordance with City Council pension investment policy
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OPEB liability was $44.9 million as of June 30, 2021
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City has existing debts and liabilities to consider with one -
time
revenues
18 Recommended Personnel Additions
City of
Rialto
General Fund Budget Review
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City Manager’s Office: Add (1) new Assistant to the City Manager, and Add (1) new City Manager’s Assistant
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Human Resources: Add (1) new HR/RM Analyst
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Finance: Add (2) Administrative Analysts for Budget and Payroll •
Finance: Reclassify (1) Part
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Time Admin Aide and (1) Part
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Time
Intern to (2) Full
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Time Sr. Accounting Assistants
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Police: Add (1) Animal Control Officer II
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Total FY21
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22 Cost is $201,375; FY22
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23 Annual Cost is $700,000
19 Recommended Additional Expenditures
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Rialto
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Community Development: +$1.4 million for on
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call plan check and
inspection services to accommodate significant pace of economic development (offset with corresponding revenues)
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Community Development: +$282,000 for contractual services •
Community Services: +$113,475 for various recreational programs and related cost
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Fire: +$500,000 mutual aid costs (offset by +$640,000 mutual aid reimbursements)
20 Recommended Additional Expenditures
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Rialto
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Human Resources: +$113,040 for salary expenditures
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Police: +$170,000 for (2) new vehicles for Park Rangers •
Total net increased expenditure budget = +$879,890
21 Recommended One Time Use of Funds
City of
Rialto
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New Police Station Project:
$10 million
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OPEB Fund:
$5 million
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General Liability Fund:
$3 million
22 City of
Rialto
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QUESTIONS?

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