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07-MARCH 2013 FINANCIAL REPORT
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City of Paris <br />March 2013 Financial Report Comments <br />Net to Date Comparison of Revenues: <br />1. The operations and maintenance property tax and related collections are 3.30% greater this <br />year than this time last year. The collections on the current tax roll received by February 2gtn <br />were 95.03% compared to 93.85% last year. <br />2. Sales taxes are up 2.42% over last year. <br />3. Hotel occupancy taxes are up 25.83% from last year. This is due to the collection of taxes <br />delinquent from the prior year. As of April 8th, Ramada Inn was delinquent for the 4th quarter of <br />2012. They have made a partial payment with the balance due April 15. <br />4. Franchise fees are down 7.34% because last year Oncor paid additional franchise fees due the <br />City as directed by the Public Utilities Commission. These franchise fees were a onetime <br />retrospective franchise payment made by Oncor in response to action taken by TCAPP on behalf <br />of the City. <br />5. Permit fees are down 14.86% compared to last year. Commercial remodeling permits represent <br />the largest decrease in permits issued. <br />6. Municipal Court fines are down 11.66% compared to last year's collections. <br />7. The timing of lease payments and interest amounts vary from year to year making meaningful <br />comparisons difficult. <br />8. EMS fees are down 5.15%. Primary causes for the drop are fewer runs, no transfers between <br />PRMC campuses, and Medicaid crossovers have been eliminated. <br />9. General Fund miscellaneous fees/revenues are unpredictable in nature and amount but do <br />occur each year. Variances from one year to the next are not unusual. The primary difference at <br />this time is the $80,000 collected this year by the City Attorney on the Greenville vs. Syngenta <br />lawsuit. <br />10. The Water & Sewer transfer is increased per the 2012-13 budget. <br />11. Recreation program fees are up because of earlier collection of softball fees. <br />12. Total General Fund revenues are 1.55% above last year. General Fund revenues to date are <br />62.28% of the budget while the City is 50.00% through the budget year. <br />13. Total General Fund expenditures are up 5.24% compared to last year. General Fund <br />expenditures to date equal 48.96% of budget with the City being 50.00% through the budget <br />year. <br />14. Sewer revenue is up 1.31% compared to last year. <br />15. Water revenue is up 4.68% compared to last year. <br />16. Total Water & Sewer revenues are 2.70% above last year and equal 48.20% of budget which is <br />below the 50.00%a budget to date percentage. <br />17. Total Water & Sewer expenses are 13.95% above last year at this point in time and represent <br />38.72% of the total budget (45.57% adjusted for debt payments) while the City is 50.00% <br />through the budget year. <br />__ 22 <br />
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