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CC RES 1998-047 RESOLUTION NO. 98-47 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES APPROVING A BUDGET APPROPRIATION AND ADOPTING THE OPERATING AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1998-99. WHEREAS, the City Council has conducted a public workshop to review the proposed budget for fiscal year 1998-99; and WHEREAS, the City Council has conducted an advertised Public Hearing to receive public input regarding the proposed budget for fiscal year 1998-99; BE IT, THEREFORE, RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES: SECTION 1: That an Appropriation-Expenditure Budgeting Program showing budgetary categories by department is hereby adopted. By fund the adopted budget is per the attached Exhibit A with a total Estimated Beginning Unreserved Fund Balance of $13,268,148 and a total Estimated Ending Unreserved Fund Balance of$13,324,968. A. The City Manager is authorized to transfer certain Budget Appropriation Balances within functions and/or programs when he deems it necessary to do so in accordance with Chapter 3.32 of the Rancho Palos Verdes Municipal Code. B. Council approval will be required for any significant changes involving increased or decreased service levels. C. The Finance Director shall be responsible for constant monitoring of the budget and shall establish and implement appropriate control mechanisms necessary for said purpose, after approval of the City Manager. D. Deflator -A deflator procedure, to be administered by the City Manager, is hereby established for reducing appropriations in the event that projected revenues are reduced due to a reduction in the State subventions or other revenues that may fluctuate downward due to changes in economic conditions. For Fiscal Year 1998-99, if total revenues, as estimated by the Finance Director, are insufficient, the amount of total Operating and Capital Budget Appropriation shall be reduced, as determined by the City Manager based on his assessment of total City needs. The City Council will be notified of any action regarding the Deflator within 15 days. SECTION 2: The 1998-99 Revenue Budget is hereby adopted, establishing the following revenue and internal service fund contribution levels: General Fund $10,142,780 Street Maintenance (Gas Tax) Fund 855,600 Landscape/Street Lighting (1972 Act) Fund 369,000 Street Lighting (1911 Act) Fund 281,700 El Prado Lighting District Fund 900 Community Development Block Grant Fund 789,290 Recycling Fund 115,000 Solid Waste (AB939) Fund 272,900 Air Quality Management Fund 43,000 Street Improvement/Transit (Proposition C) Fund 411,000 Transit (Proposition A) Fund 518,500 LLESS/COPS Fund 132,500 Habitat Restoration Fund 168,500 Capital Improvement Projects Fund 753,000 Park Development (Quimby) Fund 5,000 Affordable Housing Set-Aside Fund 720,000 Development Impact Mitigation (Envir. Excise Tax) Fund 116,000 Parks (Measure A) Fund 2,895,000 Bikeway/Pedestrian Improvement Fund 30,200 Operating & Capital Fund Total $ 18,619,870 Internal Service Funds Contributions & Revenue: Equipment Replacement Fund 390,050 Employee Benefits Fund 460,540 Internal Service Fund Total $ 850,590 SECTION 3: The 1998-99 Budget is hereby adopted, establishing the following transfers into the following funds: General Fund $ 38,270 Street Maintenance (Gas Tax) Fund 322,310 Capital Improvement Projects Fund 4,156,000 RDA and Improvement Authority Funds 775,000 Total Transfers In $ 5,291,580 SECTION 4: The 1998-99 Budget is hereby adopted, establishing the following transfers from the following funds: General Fund $ 1,775,000 Landscape/Street Lighting (1972 Act) Fund 368,310 Community Development Block Grant Fund 38,270 Recycling Fund 149,000 Street lmrpovement/Transit (Proposition C) Fund 66,000 Parks (Measure A) Fund 2,895,000 Total Transfers Out $ 5,291,580 -2- Resol. No. 98-47 SECTION 5: The 1998-99 Operating and Capital Improvement Budget Programs are hereby adopted, establishing the following allocations and directing the City Manager to amend the preliminary budget to reflect said amounts: City Council $ 49,780 City Attorney 428,000 City Manager 303,570 Administrative Services/City Clerk 307,600 Community Outreach 142,480 Personnel 60,830 Finance) 504,600 Public Safety - Sheriff 2,450,000 Public Safety - Neighborhood Watch 4,000 Public Safety - Special Programs 69,530 Public Safety -Animal Services 198,700 Public Safety - Emergency Preparedness 41,980 Public Works -Administration 523,030 Public Works - Public Building Maintenance 269,190 Public Works - Park/Trail Maintenance 414,230 Planning and Code Enforcement 1,307,590 Building and Safety 556,610 Recreation -Administration 223,390 Recreation - Open Recreation 106,720 Recreation -Abalone Cove Shoreline Park 31,980 Recreation - Special Events 33,490 Recreation - Facility Use 64,040 Recreation - Point Vicente Interpretive Center 156,680 Recreation - REACH 58,520 Subtotal General Fund 8,305 540 Street Maintenance 1,129,520 Street Landscape Maintenance 280,420 Traffic Signal Maintenance 72,890 Portuguese Bend Road Maintenance 97,240 Subtotal Street Maintenance (Gas Tax) Fund 1,580 070 Landscape/Street Lighting (1972 Act) Fund 50,740 Street Lighting (1911 Act) Fund 304,980 El Prado Lighting District Fund 1,000 Community Development Block Grant Fund 751,020 Recycling Fund 77,830 -3- Resol. No. 98-47 Solid Waste (AB939) Fund 287,820 Air Quality Management Fund 106,140 Street Improvement/Transit (Proposition C) Fund 2,620 Transit (Proposition A) Fund 381,120 LLESS/COPS Fund 111,000 Capital Improvement Projects Fund 5,655,820 Park Development (Quimby) Fund 172 350 Subtotal Allocations $ 17,788,050 Internal Service Funds: Equipment Replacement Fund 486,250 Employee Benefits Fund 537,170 Subtotal Internal Service Allocatons $ 1,023,420 Total Allocations $ 18,811,470 PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED THE 3RD DAY OF JUNE, 1998. MAYOR A TEST: :09 CITY CLERK State of California ) County of Los Angeles )ss City of Rancho Palos Verdes ) I, JO PURCELL, City Clerk of The City of Rancho Palos Verdes, hereby certify that the above Resolution No. 98-47 was duly and regularly passed and adopted by the said City Council at regular meeting thereof held on June 3, 1998. I CITY CLERK CI ' OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES -4- Reso l. No. 98-47 CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES SUMMARY OF FUND BALANCE STATUS FISCAL YEAR 1998-99 . , ESTIMATED RESOURCES: :::::;: TOTAL ::;:i!BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS: ii TOTAL iii ESTIMATED FUND 1998/99 !:i::; RESOURCES 1 1998/99 iii APPROPRIATIONS i:i:i. FUND BALANCE 1998/99 TRANSFERS :;i;i; ESTIMATED i;i:; TRANSFERS 1998/99 iii: BUDGETED FOR :::iii BALANCE FUND 6/30/98 REVENUE IN iiiii; FOR 1998/99 :::::i OUT EXPENDITURES ::::: 1998/99 !::::: 6/30/99 iiiii 001 GENERAL FUND 2,712,422 10,142,780 38,270 :i.;: 12,893,472 ::.:; 1,775,000 8,305,540 ::;:: 10,080,540 :::;:; 2,812,932 ... 102 STREET MAINTENANCE(Gas Tax)FUND 883,369 855,600 322,310 iii;i; 2,061,279 ::::;i; 0 1,580,070 ::;:: 1,580,070 ::::; 481,209 103 LANDSCAPE/STREET LIGHTING(1972 Act)FUND 321,058 369,000 0 i::i;::; 690,058 368,310 50,740 i:ii.i 419,050 :::i 271,008 111 STREET LIGHTING(1911 Act)FUND 692,102 281,700 0 ::::i: 973,802 ::;:: 0 304,980 ::i 304,980 :i:;:i 668,822 109 EL PRADO LIGHTING DISTRICT FUND 3,489 900 0 ::::; 4,389 ::::: 0 1,000 !:::: 1,000 :::i:i 3,389 110 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUND 0 789,290 0 ii; 789,290 ':i::: 38,270 751,020 ::::i 789,290 :::.:::: 0 112 RECYCLING FUND 384,479 115,000 0 :::::; 499,479 ::: 149,000 77,830 iii:: 226,830 :::: 272,649 113 SOLID WASTE(AB939)FUND 583,890 272,900 0 ::i.:i 856,790 1::: 0 287820 !$i 287,820 i::::ii 568,970 114 AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT FUND 63,254 43,000 0 :::;: 106,254 ;iiii: 0 106,140 :iiIi 106,140 : : 114 115 STREET IMPROVEMENT/TRANSIT(Proposition C)FUND 233,417 411,000 0 :::;.: 644,417 :::;:; 66,000 2,620 ii:i 68,620 0:i 575,797 116 TRANSIT(Proposition A)FUND 724,898 518,500 0 ::▪;:; 1,243,398 :.:::i 0 381,120 :::::; 381,120 i;;i:i 862,278 117 LLESS/COPS FUND 143,538 132,500 0 ::::::; 276,038 0:: 0 111,Iwo ::i;i: 111,000 :::::: 165,038 ..: 122 HABITAT RESTORATION FUND 0 168,500 0 :.::::; 168,500 .:::;: 0 0 0 :::::: 168,500 330 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FUND 5,689,701 753,000 4,156,000 :▪::::; 10,598,701 :iiiii 0 5,655,820 ii;:: 5,655,820 :Q; 4,942,881 334 PARK DEVELOPMENT(Quimby)FUND 365,110 5,000 0 i::::: 370,110 i:::i:: 0 163,750 ::::i 163,750 ::::i 206,360 337 AFFORDABLE HOUSING SET-ASIDE FUND 150,000 720,000 0 g 870,000 :i:i:: 0 0 :ii:; 0 ::::::: 870,000 338 DEVELOPMENT IMPACT MITIGATION(EET)FUND 295,221 116,000 0 :i:i: 411,221 :ii 0 0 ::;: 0 iii 411,221 339 PARKS(Measure A) FUND 0 2,895,000 0 ::! 2,895,000 :::;:i 2,895,000 0 iiii 2,895,000 .;:i:i 0 340 BIKEWAY/PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENT FUND 13,600 30,200 0 ::::: 43,800 :i:: 0 0 ::::: 0 ::::: 43,800 arliiViAtienjI40:ii:::::Ei::i:i:::::::::ii:ii:i:i:ig:i::::::::::::::::i::::i:ii::::::::::!:::i:i::::::57 ROM..................................................i:i:irii:i::::::::409$3.10:::::: ::::::::5 20:iMii:::i:::i17 M450 iiiiii 1::::iiiiiii:iiiii2.01440iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii13424 000iii, TRANSFERS TO REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY FROM GENERAL FUND 700,000 ... ... ...... ...... ... II. ... ... ... ... ... TRANSFERS TO IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY iii ...... ... ••• ... ...... ...... ::;:;: ... ••• ... FROM GENERAL FUND 75,000 -5- Exhibit "A" Resol. No. 98-47