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Attachment 4 - Mid-Year Budget Adjustments.pdf

Richmond City Council
February 27, 2024

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Attachment 4 - Mid-Year Budget Adjustments.pdf
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Attachment 4 ‐ Mid‐Year Budget Adjustments
Line # Department Fund  Description Type
Increase
/
Decrease
Proposed
Mid‐Year
Adjustment
Description
General Fund Revenue Requests
1N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Increase   (1,614,181)        Property Taxes 2N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Increase   (1,144,846)        Sales And Use Tax 3N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Increase   (2,162,928)        Utility Users Tax 4N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Increase   (906,654)           Other Taxes 5N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Increase   (2,450,000)        Business Licenses 6N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Decrease 154,706             Fines And Forfeitures ‐ Municipal Court Fees 7N o n ‐Departmental General  Fund Revenue Increase   (784,886)           Interest Income on Investments 8 Police General  Fund Revenue Increase   (73,911)             State Of California Police Officers Standards Training Reimbursements 9 Police General  Fund Revenue Increase   (30,000)             State Of California Supplemental Law Enforcement Reimbursements 10 Police General  Fund Revenue Increase (42,980)              Photocopy Fees, Vehicle Admin Fees 11 Police General  Fund Revenue Decrease 60,000               False Alarm Fee 12 Police General  Fund Revenue Decrease 25,000               Parking Citations 13 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Revenue   Increase  (35,000)             Street Vacation Easement Fee Revenue GENERAL FUND REVENUE REQUEST ‐ TOTAL (9,005,680)
General Fund Expenditure Requests
14 City  Attorney General  Fund Expenditure Increase   20,000              Part‐Time Temporary Staff ‐ Support in‐house attorneys and assist in implementing IManage 15 Community  Development/Code Enforcement General  Fund Expenditure Increase   20,000              Overtime General ‐ Evening, Weekends and After‐hour Investigations, inspections and Community outreach 16 Fire General  Fund Expenditure Increase   652,900            Fire Overtime ‐ Increase due to Vacancies, Injury leave and Contract Changes 17 Fire General  Fund Expenditure Increase   225,000            Firefighter Annual Physical Exams, Hazmat Tech Training, Annual Refresher and Equipment Replacement 18 Fire General  Fund Expenditure Increase   108,000            VHF Radios Required by Cal OES 19 Community  Services General  Fund Expenditure Increase   274,489            Neighborhood Activities, Community Build Activities 20 Community  Services/Recreation General  Fund Expenditure Increase   49,753              Additional Position ‐ Administrative Assistant, Grant Funded Term Position ‐ ECIA 21 Internal  Services/Information Technology General  Fund Expenditure Increase   382,000            Professional Services, Network Infrastructure, Cyber Security, Licensing, and Digital Mapping Modernization 22 Internal  Services/Information Technology General  Fund Expenditure Increase   294,000            Transfer‐Out Audio Video Equipment Replacement And Installation 23 Internal  Services/Information Technology General  Fund Expenditure Increase   40,000              Tyler Technologies Professional Services To Create Custom Reports 24 Internal  Services/Information Technology General  Fund Expenditure Increase   42,000              Professional Service Copier Machines 25 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   35,000              Professional Services, Consultant For Street Vacation Program 26 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   72,018              Additional Position, Assistant Engineer 27 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   525,000            Gas & Fuel Heating Expense 28 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   300,000            Building Roof & Maintenance 29 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   30,000              Two Maintenance Aide Part Time ‐Temporary Staff. 30 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   300,000            Street Light Repairs 31 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   400,000            Transfer‐Out For Via Verdi Mitigation (Cip) 32 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   60,000              Transfer‐Out For Dornan Tunnel Lighting (Cip) 33 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   200,000            Transfer‐Out For Civic Center Plaza Landscaping (Cip‐Design) 34 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   75,000              Transfer‐Out, Abatements, Fencing, Boulder, K‐Rails, Other 35 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   500,000            City‐Wide Facilities Needs Assessment 36 Public  Works/Public Works  General Fund Expenditure Increase   37,500              Transfer‐Out For Corp Yard Fence (Design) due to increase in burglaries 37 Police General  Fund Expenditure Increase   37,500              Transfer‐Out For Corp Yard Security Cameras (Design) due to increase in burglaries 38 Police General  Fund Expenditure Increase   1,979,851         Police and Emergency Dispatch Center Overtime ‐ Increase due to Vacancies within the department Approx. 20% 39 Community  Services/Employment & Training General  Fund Expenditure Increase   150,495            General Fund Subsidy for Cost Pool Charges not covered by Grant Revenue 40 Community  Services/Employment & Training General  Fund Expenditure Increase   236,211            Transfer‐Out, One Time Adjustment to Cover Prior Years' Expenditures not Covered by Grants 41 Economic  Development General  Fund Expenditure Decrease (11,529)              12Th And Macdonald Exclusive Right To Negotiate Agreement 42 Cost  Pool/A87 General  Fund Expenditure Increase 17,238               Cost Allocation Plan Overhead Charges Adjustment 43 Community  Services ‐ Transportation (38) General  Fund Expenditure Decrease (97,500)              Support to Transportation Fund(1003) 44 Community  Services ‐ Transportation (38) General  Fund Expenditure Increase 97,500               Support to Transportation Fund(1003) ‐ Transfer Out of General Fund 45 Non ‐Departmental General  Fund Expenditure Increase 50,000               Employee Retention And Appreciation Activities GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE REQUEST ‐ TOTAL 7,102,426
NET ADJUSTMENTS ‐ GENERAL FUND REQUESTS (1,903,254)

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Attachment 4 ‐ Mid‐Year Budget Adjustments
Line # Department Fund  Description Type
Increase
/
Decrease
Proposed
Mid‐Year
Adjustment
Description
Fiscal Year 2022‐2023 Unspent Funds Appropriation
46 Non ‐Departmental General  Fund Expenditure Increase   1,335,661         Fiscal Year 2022‐2023 Unspent Funds for OPEB per Pre‐Funding Policy 47 Non ‐Departmental General  Fund Expenditure Increase   1,335,661         Fiscal Year 2022‐2023 Unspent Funds for Pension per Pre‐Funding  Policy FY 2022‐2023 UNSPENT FUNDS APPORPRIATION ‐ TOTAL 2,671,322 ADJUSTED ‐ GENERAL FUND TOTAL 768,068
Non‐General Fund Requests
48 Community  Services ‐ Library Library  Grant Revenue Increase (150,000)            Library grant from Department of Children and Youth 49 Community  Services ‐ Library Library  Grant Expenditure Increase 150,000             Library grant from Department of Children and Youth 50 Community  Services/Recreation Outside  funded services  Revenue Increase   (90,000)             Dept of Children and Youth Achieve Expansion Grant 51 Community  Services/Recreation Outside  funded services  Expenditure Increase   90,000              Dept of Children and Youth Achieve Expansion Grant 52 Community  Services/Recreation Outside  funded services  Revenue Increase   (61,500)             Dept. of Children and Youth Sports Leadership Grant 53 Community  Services/Recreation Outside  funded services  Expenditure Increase   61,500              Dept. of Children and Youth Sports Leadership Grant 54 Community  Services/Recreation Children  and Youth Expenditure Decrease (57,303)              Administrative Adjustment of contra account 55 Community  Services/Recreation Children  and Youth Expenditure Increase 17,330               Administrative Adjustment of contra account 56 Community  Services ‐ Transportation Transportation Revenue Increase (97,500)              Transfer in to Transportation to Cover Contract with Lyft, Inc. 57 Community  Services ‐ Transportation Transportatio n Expenditure Increase 87,500               To Fund Current Agreement with Lyft, Inc. 58 Community  Services ‐ Transportation Transportatio n Expenditure Increase 10,000               To Fund Current Part‐Time Staff Through End of FY2024 59 Community  Services/Employment & Training Employment  and Training Revenue Increase   (150,000)           Dept. of Children and Youth Healthcare Pathway Grant 60 Community  Services/Employment & Training Employment  and Training Expenditure Increase   150,000            Dept. of Children and Youth Healthcare Pathway Grant 61 Community  Services/Employment & Training Employment  and Training Revenue Increase   (150,495)           Transfer‐In to Cover Cost Pool Charges not covered by Grant Revenue 62 Community  Services/Employment & Training Employment  and Training Revenue Increase   (236,211)           Transfer‐In, One‐time adjustment to Cover Prior Years' Expenditures not Covered by Grants 63 Community  Services/Employment & Training Employment  and Training Expenditure Increase   105,834            Additional Positions and Reclass, Two New  Administrative Trainees,  1 Administrative Trainee reclass from Office Assistant 64 Community  Services/Kids First Kids  First Expenditure Increase   41,637              Additional Position Request ‐‐ Community Services Technician I/II 65 Community  Development/Planning & Building Planning  & Building Expenditure Increase   10,000              Overtime General to Attend Design Review Board and Design Commission Meetings 66 Community  Development/Planning & Building Planning  & Building Expenditure Increase   170,584            Additional Position, Building Inspector and Plan Check Engineer 67 Community  Development/Planning & Building Planning  & Building Expenditure Increase   100,000            Permit center counter safety barrier 68 Port  of Richmond Revenue Increase   (50,000)             New Lease for Basin 1 facility at Point Potrero 69 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Revenue Increase   (20,797)             RHA Operating Subsidy 70 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Revenue Increase   (66,406)             Repayment Agreements, Tenant Rent, RHA Operating Subsidy 71 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   4,334                 Overtime General, Stand By Pay 72 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   31,568              2023‐24 Cost Allocation Plan (CAP) Adjustment (NBS Study) 73 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   11,166              Overtime General, Stand By Pay 74 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   110,000            Legal Costs, Part‐Time Temporary Staff 75 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   66,000              Equipment Rental, Tools and Supplies 76 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   23,800              Enhanced Grounds and landscaping maintenance 77 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Revenue Decrease 45,745               RHA Operating Subsidy Pass Through 78 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Decrease (45,745)              RHA Operating Subsidy Pass Through Expenditure 79 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Revenue Decrease 15,787               RHA Operating Subsidy Pass Through 80 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Decrease (15,787)              RHA Operating Subsidy Pass Through Expenditure 81 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Revenue Decrease 44,138               RHA Operating Subsidy Pass Through 82 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Decrease (44,138)              RHA Operating Subsidy Pass Through Expenditure 83 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   44,873              2023‐24 Cost Allocation Plan (CAP) Adjustment (NBS Study) 84 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Revenue Increase   (5,000)               Asset Management Fee 85 Economic  Development/Housing Authority RHA Expenditure Increase   7,000                 Professional Services ‐ Taxes 86 Rent  Program Rent Revenue Increase   (89,753)             Rent Program Administrative Adjustment 87 Rent  Program Rent Expenditure Increase   234,209            Rent Program Administrative Adjustment 88 Public  Works/Public Works  Marina Bay LMD Expenditure Increase   41,000              Upgrade Irrigation System 89 Public  Works/Public Works  Encroachment Services Expenditure Increase   45,488              Reclass of an Office Aide to Permit Technician II position 90 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   50,000              Fire Trail Access, Appropriate from Fund Balance 91 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase   (400,000)           Transfer‐In General Capital for Via Verdi Mitigation (CIP)

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Attachment 4 ‐ Mid‐Year Budget Adjustments
Line # Department Fund  Description Type
Increase
/
Decrease
Proposed
Mid‐Year
Adjustment
Description
92 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   400,000            Via Verdi Mitigation (CIP) 93 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase   (60,000)             Transfer‐in General Capital for Dornan Tunnel Lighting (CIP) 94 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   60,000              Dornan Tunnel Lighting (CIP) 95 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase   (200,000)           Transfer‐In General Capital for Civic Center Plaza Landscaping (CIP‐Design) 96 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   200,000            Civic Center Plaza Landscaping (CIP‐Design) 97 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase   (500,000)           Transfer‐In General Capital for City‐Wide Facilities Needs Assessment 98 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   500,000            City‐Wide Facilities Needs Assessment 99 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase   (75,000)             Transfer‐in, Abatements, Fencing, Boulder, K‐Rails, Other 100 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   75,000              Abatements, Fencing, Boulder, K‐Rails, Other 101 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase (300,000)            Additional Funding for Street Paving  Received from HOA's 102 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase 300,000             Additional Funding for Street Paving 103 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Revenue Increase   (37,500)             Transfer‐In General Capital  For Corp Yard Fence (Design) due to increase in burglaries 104 Public  Works/Public Works  General Capital Expenditure Increase   37,500              For Corp Yard Fence (Design) due to increase in burglaries 105 Police General  Capital Revenue Increase   (37,500)             Transfer‐In General Capital For Corp Yard Security Cameras (Design) due to increase in burglaries 106 Police General  Capital Expenditure Increase   37,500              For Corp Yard Security Cameras (Design) due to increase in burglaries 107 Internal  Services/Information Technology General  Capital Revenue Increase   (294,000)           Transfer In Audio Video Equipment Replacement And Installation in Various City Facilities 108 Internal  Services/Information Technology General  Capital Expenditure Increase   294,000            Audio Video Equipment Replacement And Installation in Various City Facilities 109 Public  Works/Public Works  Measure J Expenditure Increase   85,800              West County Transportation Advisory Committee and Contra Costa Transportation Authority Dues 110 Public  Works/Public Works  Measure J Expenditure Increase   131,066            Multi‐year pavement program 111 Public  Works/Wastewater Wastewater Expenditure Increase   22,611              Reclass of a Project Manager I to Project Manager III 112 Public  Works/Wastewater Wastewater Expenditure Increase   1,000,000         Veolia Additional Plant Maintenance at the Wastewater Treatment Plant 113 Public  Works/Wastewater Wastewater Expenditure Increase   91,018              Scada Upgrade Project budget carried over from prior fiscal year 114 Parks Impact  Fee ‐ Parks Revenue Increase (15,096)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 115 Traffic Impact  Fee ‐ Traffic Revenue Increase (55,104)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 116 Traffic Impact  Fee ‐ Traffic Revenue Increase (16,192)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 117 Fire Impact  Fee ‐ Fire Revenue Increase (13,328)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 118 Fire Impact  Fee ‐ Fire Revenue Increase (1,844)                Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 119 Police Impact  Fee ‐ Police Revenue Increase (10,948)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 120 Police Impact  Fee ‐ Police Revenue Increase (2,140)                Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 121 Community  Services Impact  Fee ‐  Revenue Increase (46,676)             Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 122 Community  Services Impact  Fee ‐  Revenue Increase (14,082)             Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 123 Public  Works Impact  Fee ‐ Open Space  Revenue Increase (194,600)           Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 124 Public  Works Impact  Fee ‐ Open Space  Revenue Increase (58,750)             Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 125 Library Impact  Fee ‐ Library Revenue Increase (52,724)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 126 Library Impact  Fee ‐ Library Revenue Increase (19,382)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 127 Stormwater Impact  Fee ‐ Stormwater Revenue Increase (19,880)              Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals 128 Stormwater Impact  Fee ‐ Stormwater Revenue Increase (3,974)                Administrative Revenue Adjustment to align with Actuals NON‐GENERAL FUND NET IMPACT 1,244,633

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