CR 2012-140 (2013 Budget Hearing and 2013 Tax Levy and General and Special Revenue Fund BudgetsDecember 4, 2012
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City of Hopkins
Council Report 2012-140
2013 BUDGET HEARING AND
2013 TAX LEVY AND GENERAL AND SPECIAL
REVENUE FUND BUDGETS
Proposed Action
Following the 2013 budget hearing and there being no further changes to the 2013 budget, staff
recommends adoption of the following motion: Move to Adopt Resolution 2012-092 approving
the 2013 tax levy and adopting the 2013 General and Special Revenue Fund budgets.
Adoption of this motion will result in staff forwarding the appropriate documentation to
Hennepin County for inclusion on property taxes for 2013 and will approve the 2013 General
and Special Revenue Fund budgets.
Overview
The City Council and staff have held a number of meetings and work sessions during 2012 to
prepare for the 2013 general fund budget and 2013 tax levy. This evening we are taking input
from the public on the 2013 -budget:
During 2012 the council adopted the Capital Improvement Plan and the Equipment Replacement
Plan, that along with a series of program and budget discussions were instrumental in the
development of the 2013 budgets.
The budget in its current form recommends spending in the general fund at $10,580,329 and a
total tax levy of $10,301,174. The levy includes provisions for general fund operations, PERA
contributions, and debt obligations. In addition, a HRA levy of $225,000 was a separate action
item by the HRA Board.
Staff is recommending that the council adopt the resolution approving the tax levy for 2013 and
setting the 2013 general and special revenue fund budgets.
Primary Issues to Consider
• The state mandates certification of the 2013 levy to the County Auditor no later than
December 28, 2012.
Supporting Information
• Resolution 2012-092
• Comparative Tax Levy for years 2012-2013
• 2013 General Fund and Special Revenue Fund Budgets
• Power point presentation slides
Christine M Harkess, CPA, CGFM
Finance Director
Financial Impact: $ 10,580,329 GF Budgeted: Y/N Y
Source: Taxes & other revenues
Related Documents (CIP, ERP, etc): 2013 Budget
Notes:
CITY OF HOPKINS
2013 TAX LEVY
Pu
General Operations
General Fund
Capital Levy
Special Levies:
PERA Levy
Subtotal Special Levies - Other
Debt Levies:
2003 HRA Revenue Bonds
2007B GO Improv Revolving Bonds
2007 Capital Improvement Bonds
2010A GO Improvement Bonds
2010B Refunding Bonds
2012B GO Bonds
Gas & Elec Franchise Fees - levy offset
2012B Equipment Certificates
Fees used to offset levy
Subtotal - Debt Levies
Subtotal Special Levies
TOTAL LEVIES
Increase over prior year
Percentage Incr (Decr) - Total
$ 212,729 $ 101,729 $ 50,183
1.11% 0.99% 0.49%
2013
2013
Net Levy
Net Levy
2012
Proposed
Revised
$
8,784,091
$
8,885,820
$
8,834,274
125,000
$
125,000
$
125,000
$
8,959,274
$
8,909,091
$
9,010,820
35,500
35,500
35,500
$
35,500
$
35,500
$
35,500
220,000
220,000
220,000
184,500
186,520
186,520
765,900
763,800
763,800
77,000
77,000
77,000
59,000
-
-
-
166,737
166,737
-
(107,657)
(107,657`
-
64,370
64,370
-
(64,370)
$
1,306,400
$
1,306,400
$
1,306,400
$
1,341,900
$
1,341,900
$
1,341,900
$ 10,250,991
$ 10,352,720
$ 10,301,174
$ 212,729 $ 101,729 $ 50,183
1.11% 0.99% 0.49%
CITY OF HOPKINS
PROPOSED GENERAL FUND REVENUE BUDGET
2012 2013 %
Department Budget Budget Incr/(Decr)
Property Taxes & PERA Special Levy 8,887,591 1 0.73%
Intergovernmental Revenue
PERA Aid
20,510
20,510
0.00%
Police - Federal Grant
0
82,000
9.20%
Police - State Aid
177,000
177,000
0.00%
Police - POST Reimbursement
9,000
9,000
0.00%
Police - Misc Grants
86,000
10,000
-88.37%
Police - 911 Service Fee
24,860
0
-100.00%
Fire - State Aid
70,000
70,000
0.00%
PW - State Aid
125,000
130,000
4.00%
Total Intergovernmental Revenue
512,370
498,510
-2.71%
Licenses, Permits & Fees
Court Fines
115,000
135,000
17.39%
Building Permit & Inspection Fees
246,500
269,180
9.20%
Business Licenses
5,000
5,000
0.00%
Administrative Citations
8,000
8,000
0.00%
Liquor , Animal Licenses & Penalties
98,700
97,000
-1.72%
Fire Licenses & Permits
3,500
3,500
0.00%
PW - Licenses & Permits
9,415
9,415
0.00%
P&Z - License & Permits
1,000
1,000
0.00%
Total Licenses, Permits & Fines
487,115
528,095
8.41%
Charges for Service
Finance Department
5,750
5,750
0.00%
Municipal Building
2,500
0
-100.00%
Assessing
1,200
1,500
25.00%
City Clerk
0
5,000
10.00%
Inspections
71,950
71,850
-0.14%
Police
40,000
42,000
5.00%
Fire
70,000
3,000
-95.71%
Public Works
2,750
2,750
0.00%
Activity Center
49,500
49,500
0.00%
Planning & Zoning
1,500
1,500
0.00%
Total Charges for Service
245,150
182,850
-25.41%
Miscellaneous Revenue
Franchise Fees
290,000
290,000
0.00%
Finance Department
4,800
4,800
0.00%
Police
1,000
1,500
50.00%
Public Works
4,000
4,400
10.00%
Acitivty Center
13,500
13,500
0.00%
Community Development
85,999
88,900
3.37%
Total Miscellaneous Revenue
399,299
403,100
0.95%
Interest Earnings
25,000
15,000
-40.00%
Total Revenues
$10,556,525
$10,580,329
0.23%
CITY OF HOPKINS
PROPOSED GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE BUDGET
2012 2013 Budget %
Department Budget Budget Incr/(Decr)
Cit Council 68,697 1 0.39%
Administrative Services
Administration
171,090
179,060
4.66%
Personnel
44,405
46,768
5.32%
Wellness
2,000
2,000
0.00%
Information Services
251,637
254,988
1.33%
Total Administrative Services
469,132
482,816
2.92%
Finance
16,822
18,694
11.13%
Budget
26,249
26,388
0.53%
Debt Management
0
0
0.00%
General Accounting
133,402
137,199
2.85%
Payroll
45,075
45,609
1.18%
TIF Administration
0
0
0.00%
Utility Billing
5,000
5,000
0.00%
Total Finance
209,726
214,196
2.13%
Legal
135,000
142,000
5.19%
Municipal Building
296,863
313,998
5.77%
Receptionist
44,846
47,048
4.91%
lAssessing
173,091 1
177,187
2.37%
City Clerk
City Clerk
16,822
18,694
11.13%
Records Management
32,273
33,088
2.53%
Elections
60,875
45,582
-25.12%
Total City Clerk
109,970
97,364 1
-11.46%
Inspections
Building Code Inspections
268,598
261,854
-2.51%
Fire Inspections
34,494
35,155
1.92%
Heating & Plumbing Inspections
91,358
88,952
-2.63%
Housing Inspections
135,597
157,595
16.22%
Restaurant & Hotel Inspections
1,160
0
-100.00%
Misc. Community Inspections
79,260
78,908
-0.44%
Vacant Property Management
2,700
4,666
72.81%
Total Inspections
613,167
627,130
2.28%
Police
Police Administration
486,499
527,437
8.41%
Patrol
2,466,299
2,627,237
6.53%
Heat Team
58,906
73,611
24.96%
Reserves
24,467
15,162
-38.03%
Investigations
430,357
615,083
42.92%
Metro Drug Task Force
105,292
114,468
8.71%
Pawn Shop
3,493
3,335
-4.52%
Outreach
84,036
107,332
27.72%
Fire
Fire 851,559 912,343 7.14%
Emergency Preparedness 3,865 3,965 2.59%
Total Fire 855,424 916,308 7.12%
Public Works
2012
2013
Budget %
Department
Budget
Budget
Incr/(Decr)
Dispatch
553,145
0
-100.00%
Reception -Records
252,356
244,501
-3.11%
Systems Management
65,182
65,855
1.03%
Total Police
4,530,032
4,394,021
-3.00%
Fire
Fire 851,559 912,343 7.14%
Emergency Preparedness 3,865 3,965 2.59%
Total Fire 855,424 916,308 7.12%
Public Works
21,034
21,417
1.82%
PW Building
32,739
34,988
6.87%
Equipment Services
86,229
85,096
-1.31%
Administration
27,442
38,345
39.73%
Engineering
132,267
132,003
-0.20%
Street & Alleys
859,205
878,399
2.23%
Snow & Ice Removal
197,550
182,623
-7.56%
Parks
652,465
680,774
4.34%
Forestry
210,780
233,774
10.91%
Total Public Works
2,198,677
2,266,002
3.06%
Recreation
Playground
21,034
21,417
1.82%
Ice Rink
12,192
13,113
7.55%
Park Service
12,810
12,454
-2.78%
Joint Recreation
152,000
155,000
1.97%
Skate Park
7,063
7,165
1.44%
Total Recreation
205,099
209,149
1.97%
Activity Center
10,000
10,000 0.00%
Total Other Financing Uses
Grand Total Expenditures
Act Ctr - Community Use
264,914
276,859
4.51%
Act Ctr - Maintenance
58,851
58,475
-0.64%
Total Activity Center
323,765
335,334
3.57%
IPlanning & Zoning
126,837
129,683
2.24%
lCommunity Development
85,999
88,926
3.40%
Tuition Reimbursement
10,200
777 10,200
0.00%
lContingency
90,000 1
50,000
-44.44%
Total Expenditures
10,546,525 1
10,570,329
0.23%
Other Financing Uses
Transfers to other funds
10,000
10,000 0.00%
Total Other Financing Uses
Grand Total Expenditures
10,000
$10,556,525
10,000 0.00%
$10,580,329 0.23%
Total Revenues
$10,556,525
$10,580,329
Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $ - $
CITY OF HOPKINS
SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
2012
2013
BUDGET
BUDGET
Incr/(Decr)
State Chemical Assessment
45,000
45,000
0.00%
Economic Development
268,553
286,814
6.80%
Real Estate Purchase & Sales
-
-
0.00%
TIF 1.2 Entertainment District
3,000
3,000
0.00%
Parking
88,130
89,094
1.09%
Communications
209,878
218,264
4.00%
Depot Coffee House
120,175
327,300
172.35%
TIF 2.6 Handicapped Housing Dev
1,950
1,950
0.00%
TIF 2.9 Pines
122,452
121,471
-0.80%
TIF 2.11 Super Valu
1,937,708
1,204,768
-37.83%
5th Avenue Flats
6,350
2,500
-60.63%
TIF 1.4 - Marketplace II
7,350
5,250
-28.57%
Art Center
779,452
765,418
-1.80%
PUBLIC HEARING
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2013 LEVY AND BUDGET
December 4, 2012
TAXATION PROCESS
►Preliminary Levy was set in September
►Proposed tax notices mailed
►Public hearing for final proposed levy and general
fund budget.
► Final adoption of budget and levy
December 411' council meeting providing there are no
changes to the proposed budget.
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PURPOSE OF BUDGET HEARING
To discuss the City's budget
To discuss how the city budget impacts the c
portion of your taxes
The focus of the hearing is on the budget and levy,
not property valuations
Property valuation discussions are held each
spring
GENERAL FUND REVENUES
2012
2013
2012
2013
Budget
General Fund
Budget
Budget Incrl(Decr)
$1,179,418
Property Taxes
$ 8,887,591
$ 8,952,774
0.73%
Intergovernmental Revenue
512,370
498,510
-2.71%
Licenses, Permits & Fees
487,115
528,095
8.41%
Charges for Service
245,150
182,850
-25.41%
Miscellaneous Revenue
399,299
403,100
0.95%
Interest Earnin s
25,000
15,000
-40.00%
Total Revenues
$10,556,525
$10,580,329
0.23%
GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES
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2012
2013
General Fund
Budget
Budget
Incr/(Decr)
General Government
$1,179,418
$1,221,977
3.61%
Community Services
1,153,910
1,167,338
1.16%
Public Safety
5,385,456
5,310,329
-1.39%
Public Works
2,198,677
2,266,002
3.06%
Recreation
528,864
544,483
2.95%
Other
110,200
70,200
-36.30%
Total Expenditures
$10,556,525
$10,580,329
0.23%
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THREEYEAR BUDGET COMPARISON
Year Budget In r D r% Change
2011 $10,299,327 $226,324 2.25%
2012 $ 10, 556, 525 $ 257,198 2.49
2013 $ 10,580,329 $ 23,804 0.23
► Change over three year period = 2.73%
► Average change over three years is approximately 0.9%
per year
The average rate of inflation for 2011 was 3.2%
For 2012 the rate of inflation in Oct was 2.2%
2013 PROPOSED LEVY
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FACTORS IMPACTING
2013 BUDGET
Grants Received
Wage increase for 2013
Personnel restructuring
Dispatch to Hennepin County
HOW LEVY IS DETERMINED
• Real Estate Values for all properties are converted to tax capacity
• City's contribution to fiscal disparities is deducted
• Tax Increment Values are deducted
• RESULT Is the net tax capacity used for LOCAL RATES
Tax Levy Certified to County is reduced by Fiscal Disparities
distribution
RESULT is the Net Levy
Net Levy is divided by Net Tax Capacity
• RESULT is the tax rate which is multiplied by each tax properties tax
capacity
RESULT — City Tax Liability
FISCAL DISPARITIES
• Spreads commercial growth among all metro cities
and benefits cities that are not experiencing
commercial growth
► Hopkins had been a net "gainer" — we received
more than we contributed
► Hopkins is now a net "contributor" — meaning we
contribute more that we receive
► Results in higher tax rate
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2005
2012
Taxes
Mer Annual
Market
Market
Payable
Previous
Value
Value
2013
Year Change
$150,000
$133,083
$829
$6 0.7%
$225,000
$199,625
$1,244
$9
0.7%
$350,000
$310528
$1,935
$13
0.7%
$500,000
$443,612
$2,765
$19
0.7%
VALUE FORTAXES
24 -Hour Police and Fire Protection
Emergency medical treatment and management services
Well Maintained Streets,Trails, and Sidewalks
Elections
Boulevard Tree and Forestry Program
► High Quality Recreation programs
► Hopkins Activity Center and Hopkins Depot
► Hopkins Center for the Arts
► Community and Economic Development
► Housing Services and Programs
. Building Inspections, Licensing, and Code Enforcement
Beautiful Parks and Open Space
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