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93-20903 Reso RESOLUTION NO. 93-20903 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH,. FLORIDA, AMENDING FISCAL YEAR 1992/93 BUDGETS TO PROVIDE FOR: 1) THE REALLOCATION OF FUNDING BETWEEN GENERAL FUND DEPARTMENTS THEREBY INCREASING THE APPROPRIATIONS OF CERTAIN DEPARTMENTS AND DECREASING THE APPROPRIATIONS OF OTHER DEPARTMENTS; 2) THE, INCREASE OF GENERAL FUND REVENUE APPROPRIATIONS; AND 3) THE INCREASE OF AN ENTERPRISE FUND DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION. WHEREAS, a review of departmental expenditures and encumbrances indicates savings in some departments and overexpenditures of appropriations in other departments; and WHEREAS, Florida Statutes prohibit the overexpenditure of departmental budgets, therefore, necessitating increased appropriations to the following General Fund departments: Mayor and Commission - $8, 132 ; Legal - $260, 000; Police - $905, 109 ; City-Wide - $702 , 909; and WHEREAS, the aforestated increases will be offset by decreases to the following General Fund departments: Building Services - $105, 000; City Clerk - $5, 213 ; Convention Center/Theater of. the Performing Arts - $391,954; Development, Design, and Historic Preservation Services - $101,896; Finance - $9, 910; Fire - $142 , 000; General Services - $118, 175; Management and Budget - $4,250; Personnel - $20, 500; Public Works - $143 , 001; Recreation, Culture, and Parks - $47,833 ; and WHEREAS, the increased appropriations to certain General Fund departments will be funded by reallocating appropriations from other departments which have generated savings during the fiscal year, and by utilizing the net increase of $786, 418 in General Fund revenues from various sources delineated herein; and WHEREAS, the increased appropriation to the Enterprise Fund for the TOPA operation is derived by transferring this operation from the General Fund to an Enterprise Fund. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the City Commission of the City of Miami Beach hereby amends the FY 1992/93 expenditure budgets for the General and Enterprise Funds by increasing the General Fund appropriation by $786, 418 and the Enterprise Fund appropriation by $991,954, with corresponding increases in revenue sources as summarized herein. t FY 1992/93 Increase/ FY 1992/93 Current Budget (Decrease) Amended Budget GENERAL FUND OPERATING REVENUES Ad Valorem Taxes $35,812,374 $0 $35,812,374 Other Taxes 14,872,897 (475,000) 14,397,80 Licenses and Permits 5,049,525 740,000 5,789,525 Intergovernmental Revenues 7,670,111 375,000 8,045,111 Charges for Service 1,317,900 0 1,317,900 Fines and Forfeits 2,518,000 (350,000) 2,168,000 Interest 1,000,000 (100,000) 900,000 Rents and Leases 1,180,130 (394,579) 785,551 Miscellaneous 5,471,883 690,000 6,161,883 Other 1,395,184 300,997 1,696,181 Subtotal $76,288,004 $786,418 $77,074,422 GENERAL OBLIGATION DEBT SERVICE Ad Valorem Taxes $9,798,161 $0 $9,798,161 Fund Balance 1,998,879 0 1,998,879 Subtotal $11,797,040 $0 $11,797,040 Total Revenues $88,085,044 $786,418 $88,871,462 EXPENDITURES Mayor and Commision $440,700 $8,132 $448,832 City Manager 1,196,643 0 1,196,643 Legal 1,474,297 260,000 1,734,297 City Clerk 580,450 (5,213) 575,237 Community Relations/PIO 262,837 0 262,837 Finance 1,387,113 (9,910) 1,377,203 Management and Budget 558,595 (4,250) 554,345 Personnel 992,171 (20,500) 971,671 Building Services 2,471,233 (105,000) 2,366,233 Devel,Design & Hist Pres 1,350,481 (101,896) 1,248,585 Convention Center/TOPA 391,954 (391,954) 0 Rec, Cult & Parks 9,002,875 (47,833) 8,955,042 General Services 2,069,905 (118,175) 1,951,730 Public Works 2,005,104 (143,001) 1,862,103 Fire 14,585,197 (142,000) 14,443,197 Police 29,294,363 905,109 30,199,472 City-Wide 8,224,086 702,909 8,926,995 Subtotal $76,288,004 $786,418 $77,074,422 GENERAL OBLIGATION DEBT SERVICE Debt Service $11,797,040 $0 $11,797,040 Subtotal $11,797,040 $0 $11,797,040 Total Expenditures $88,085,044 $786,418 $88,871,462 FY 1992/93 Increase/ FY 1992/93 Current Budget (Decrease) Amended Budget ENTERPRISE FUND Convention Center/TOPA $7,533,767 $991,954 $8,525,721 PASSED and ADOPTED this 22nd day of September, •93. 41._ MAYOR if Attest by: C TY CLERK Funding Approved MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET FORM APPROVED LEGAL DEPT. By Date . CITY OF MIAMI BEACH (11:11__ CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA 33139 OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER TELEPHONE: (305) 673-7010 FAX: (305) 673-7782 COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. 530 93 • TO: Mayor Seymour Gelber and DATE: September 22, 1993 Members of the City Commission FROM: Roger M. C • City Manager SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING FISCAL YEAR 1992/93 BUDGETS FOR THE GENERAL AND ENTERPRISE FUNDS. RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends that the City Commission adopt the attached Resolution to amend the FY 1992/93 budgets for the General and Enterprise Funds to provide increased appropriations. BACKGROUND: Florida Statute prohibits the overexpenditure of departmental budgets. Therefore, it is necessary to increase appropriations in General and Enterprise. Fund departments which our projections indicate will exceed their appropriations. I. GENERAL FUND DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION REALLOCATIONS A. Mayor and Commission - $8, 132 A clerical support position scheduled to be eliminated was retained for the entire fiscal year, thus resulting in an overexpenditure. This overexpenditure will be funded through reallocated departmental savings identified within the General Fund. B. Legal - $260,000 External legal representation was engaged to defend the City in various suits which required specialization in the areas of labor relations and environmental law. This overexpenditure will be funded through reallocated departmental savings identified within the General Fund. C. Police - $905, 109 Unanticipated overtime was incurred in the Patrol Division due to assignment of sworn officers at the Ocean Drive District, and the Holocaust Memorial Rally to ensure public safety. Overtime expenditures also exceeded budget within the Criminal Investigations Division as detectives were assigned to solve several • gruesome homicides which occurred during the year. Furthermore, anticipated savings from attrition did not materialize as vacancies within the department were filled sooner than originally projected. This overexpenditure will be funded through reallocated departmental savings and increased revenue collection 85 sources identified within the General Fund. • AGENDA _ _ ITEM DATE 9-22-93 FY 1992/93 Budget Amendment Page Two September 22, 1993 D. City-Wide - $702,909 Two key areas contributed to this overexpenditure-- wage and pension reforms, and accumulated leave. Total savings from wage and pension reforms were lower than projected due to delayed implementation. Accumulated leave settlements were overbudget due to a larger than anticipated payout of leave balances to employees electing to opt for early retirement. This overexpenditure will be funded through reallocated departmental savings identified within the General Fund. II. ENTERPRISE FUND DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION REALLOCATION A. Convention Center/Theater of the Performing Arts (TOPA) $991,954. An increase in this Enterprise Fund is required to reflect the transfer of the TOPA function from the General Fund to an Enterprise Fund, retroactive to October 1, 1992. This transfer is recommended to permit the allocation of depreciation expense funded through Convention Development Taxes. This transfer is incorporated into the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 1993-94 . SUMMARY: 1. GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION REALLOCATIONS A. REALLOCATION OF CURRENT REVENUES Increased Appropriations CATEGORY AMOUNT Licenses & Permits $ 740, 000 Intergovernmental 375, 000 Miscellaneous 690, 000 Other 300,997 Total Increase $2, 105,997 Decreased Appropriations CATEGORY AMOUNT Other Taxes $ 475, 000 Fines & Forfeits 350, 000 • Rents & Leases 394,579 Interest 100, 000 Total Decrease $1,319,579 NET INCREASE IN REVENUES $ 786,418 B. REALLOCATION OF CURRENT EXPENDITURES Increased Appropriations DEPARTMENT AMOUNT Mayor and Commission $ 8, 132 Legal 260, 000 Police 905, 109 City-Wide 702 ,909 Total Increase $1,876, 150 86 • FY 1992/93 Budget Amendment Page Three September 22, 1993 B. REALLOCATION OF CURRENT EXPENDITURES (CONTINUED) Decreased Appropriations DEPARTMENT AMOUNT Building Services $ 105, 000 City Clerk 5,213 Cony Ctr/TOPA 391,954 Dev, Design & Hist Pres Sery 101,896 Finance 9,910 Fire 142, 000 General Services 118, 175 Management & Budget 4.,250 Personnel 20,500 Public Works 143, 001 Rec, Culture & Parks 47 , 833 Total Decrease $1, 089,732 NET INCREASE IN EXPENDITURES $ 786,418 . 2. ENTERPRISE FUND APPROPRIATION REALLOCATION (REVENUE AND EXPENSE) A. CONVENTION CENTER/TOPA INCREASED APPROPRIATION - $991,954 An increase in the Convention Center/Theater of the Performing Arts (TOPA) Enterprise Fund is required to transfer retroactive to October 1, 1992, the TOPA function ($391,954) from the General Fund to the Enterprise Fund. Corresponding transfers of revenues will also be effected. An additional allocation of $600, 000 is also required for depreciation expense. This increased expense will be funded from Convention Development Tax (CDT) proceeds. In so doing, the City will be able to take full advantage of the entire CDT contribution permitted by agreement. Therefore, the total increased appropriation will be $991,954. CONCLUSION: The attached Resolution will allow the amendment to departmental appropriations within both the General and Enterprise Fund as outlined above. This action is necessary to comply with Florida Statutes which stipulate that we may not expend more than our appropriations provide. Reallocation of departmental savings and revenue increases will. provide the source for this budget amendment. RMC:PFL:DJJ:me 87