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Ordinance Number
1994-13
Adopted Date
04/12/1994
Ordinance Type
Capital Improvements Element
State Filed Date
04\15\1994
Entity Name
Text Amendment
Subject
Comprehensive Plan Amendments Land Use; Potable Water; Sanitary Sewer
Codified or Exempt
Codified
Archived Roll/Disk#
2743
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1085
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AsMOM indicated-TeAD memm .-i-6; The anticipated revenues for these <br />courthouse facilftres are monies received from the adopted One -Cent <br />Local Option Sales Tax and -art i %czeaae 4-rt-t-he-mi33ege- rates -fer�bhe <br />Fire-i}istriets :---Also; -crr-the- i-i��rerlracr�i-ie►s--are <br />der ived-front-&-grant ;-fl--contri-buti-orr-front-the- Venere3- -fund -and <br />revenues-�i-cint--e--voted--gereera-l--obi��et-itm--bend- issue. ----hese <br />revenues - -sre--arrti-crpated - te- -comglel-y- -fund - tire- -ter - f ae i l i tp <br />needs. <br />An analysis of the needs and cost for the Sanitary Sewer, Potable <br />Water and Solid Waste enterprise funds are is provided in Table <br />13.18. <br />The Since Enterprise Funds are self-supporting and operate much <br />like a private enterpriser.- Ttheir expenditures cannot exceed <br />their revenues;. tTherefore, their revenues and expenditures <br />balance. The projected revenues for financing the capital <br />improvement needs for the Sanitary Sewer and Potable Water Elements <br />are identified in Table 13.18. These revenues include impact fees, <br />and revenues from the issuance of revenue bonds,and for the Potable <br />water element, assessments. <br />The Solid Waste Element's capital improvement needs and the <br />revenues earmarked for financing these needs are also identified in <br />Table 13.18. under-the-Enterprise-Fund-eategery- The anticipated <br />revenue sources for solid waste capital improvement expenditures <br />are user charges and assessments. -far -the -five -pear -period. <br />The county's total projected revenue for capital improvement <br />financing for fiscal years 1991-92 1993-94 through 1995-96 1999- <br />2000 is 16372 $258.24 million. The total estimated costs for <br />capital improvement expenditures for the same five seven year <br />period is approximately 16372 $258.24 million. These figures are <br />based on the summation of revenue and expenditure amounts listed in <br />Table 13.18. <br />Through the balancing of revenue and expenditures, the county's <br />capital improvement needs are completely financed using various <br />funding resources. Therefore, the county's Capital Improvements <br />Element is financially feasible for the five seven year period <br />encompassing fiscal years 1991-92 1993-94 through 1995-96 1999- <br />2000. <br />Spec if Tea lly; - the- futtire-gond-ilsqem-&Iementw�o -the~-pfan-delineates <br />exist i ng-and-futtrre -year 2fl-1-(� Ourb�air aservire- sretas- arid- the- l oe at i an <br />of-puhki 4acwi1=ft4e9-,- -_--------- Mln7Figure-2•.-3w3rre 4%e -proposed -land <br />ase- inepr- f migtire--Z.-3.4 - i n- awthem, - puture- band , amw i se- -E l ement ; <br />di root 1p-ra�ateg -mo- tire- iocfltior-o f-pnb�� �rri�-ies- -eird-the-urban <br />service-areas- <br />
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