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6.2.13. - Page 3 <br />the Broadway Sidewalk Improvement Project, as this type of project was funded by <br />Redevelopment Agency proceeds in the past.. <br />Other increases to expenditures include an appropriation for the Human Services <br />Financial Assistance Fund for $100,000 and an appropriation for $100,000 in the <br />Federal Asset Seizure Program Fund. In both cases, fund reserves, rather than current <br />year revenue, are the funding source. <br />Capital Projects Funds <br />The Magical Bridge Playground project and the Red Morton Park renovations project <br />account for most of the activity in the Capital Projects Funds. Revenue increases from <br />contributions collected from Una Mesa, the fiscal agent for the Magical Bridge <br />Foundation, total $1.6 million, in addition to a grant from Sequoia Healthcare District for <br />$100,000. <br />Requested appropriations are primarily to increase the expenditure budget and to offset <br />the $1.7 million in revenue received for the Magical Bridge/Red Morton Park projects. <br />Also included is an appropriation of $103,000 for the Docktown Marina Operations <br />Program from FY 2016-17 that will be used in FY 2017-18 as part of the Docktown Plan <br />funding (detailed in the Docktown section below). <br />Enterprise Funds <br />Revenue increases in the Enterprise Funds are due in large part to General Fund <br />transfers to the Docktown Marina Fund to partially cover the costs of implementation <br />and completion of the Docktown Plan. These transfers include a $5.4 million transfer of <br />FY 2016-17 General Fund operating proceeds to the Docktown Fund (this amount does <br />not include a $600,000 transfer that was already budgeted). Another significant factor in <br />the revenue increase is the receipt of $3.3 million in Parking In -Lieu fees from a <br />developer in the downtown area. <br />Requested increases to appropriations in the Docktown Marina Fund account for most <br />of the increases. Included in these appropriations is a request to record the total <br />expected costs of the Docktown Plan in the amount of $20.8 million; therefore, an <br />increase of $17.7 million in expenditures is needed to ensure that the budget is <br />reflective of this estimated total cost. In addition to the Docktown expenditures, there is <br />an additional request of $300,000 to cover the final expected charges to the City for <br />Silicon Valley Clean Water operating costs. <br />Internal Services Funds <br />The requested increases to revenues in the Internal Service Funds of $1.2 million are <br />due to transfers from the General Fund of $1.0 million and the Self -Insurance Fund of <br />