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StrateglC D1reCt1On
Work Session
Saturday, May 9, 2003
Meeting Notes
Beliefs
* Recognize current excellence, but don't rest on our laurels - always strive for
improvement
* Equal access to opportunity
* Effective planning
* Visionary leadership
* Open &honest communications with citizens and staff
* All people are equal -citizens and staff
* People are good -will do the right thing
* Fiscally responsible
* internally/staff
* externally/citizens
* Integrity
* Ethical Standards
* Honesty
* Take care of basics: streets, water/sewer, public safety
* Doing the right thing
* legal
� ethical
* moral
�k Provide clean, safe and aesthetically -pleasing work environment for employees
Strengths
* Low crime rate
* Two school districts
* HEB
* GCISD
* Stable work force
* dedicated staff
* police & fire
�k Balanced budget
�k- Park system
* Parks at Texas Star
* Golf course
* Stable leadership in Council
�k Arbor Daze
�k Location
�k Special Events
* parade
concerts
* sports
k Communication
* internal
* external
�k Volunteer base
* Euless
* other cities
* youth
�k Code upgrades
* Willingness to cooperate with other entities
�k Transportation access
* Image
�k Citizen support
Citizens Fire Academy
Citizens Police Academy
* Citizens on Patrol
Neighborhood Watch
Opportunities
* Location
* Lack of cooperation from other entities
* Transportation
� crowded freeway system
,t lack of public transportation
* Drainage issues
* Economic development
Strategic Directions
* Improving Transportation
address improved traffic flow
• Main St.
•FM157
• Piine/Rai
pelder
• Hwy. 10
• SH 183
* mass transit
• Trinity Railway Express
• DFW Airport
* Improving Drainage
* Hurricane Creek
* Little Bear
* Boyd Branch
* Tributary WFA
* Economic Development
* incentives to offset land costs
� Continue building positive image of Euless
* Arbor Daze
* Texas Star Sports Centre
* special events
* road improvements
•FM157
• Hwy. 10
• Harwood Rd.
• Main St.
• Mid -Cities Blvd.
more stringent building codes
* Improve marketing between Euless & HEB ISD
* facts to promote ISD programs
• international baccalaureate program
• Spanish immersion program
• Suzuki music program
* improve perception
* Increase training opportunities for employees
* continuing education
* certifications
�k Increase opportunities for youth activities
• neighborhood parks
• afterschool programs with school districts
• improve relationship with school districts
* Continue to improve citizen communications
* increase direct communications
* increase cable programming
* launch new web site
* calendar of events in water bills
� Maintain stable tax rate while maintaining services
* .emphasize sales tax revenue instead of ad valorem while increasing surplus ratios
� Promote employee incentive program
* cost -savings incentives
OBJECTIVES
FY 2003 = 2004
CITYMANAGER'S OFFICE
1. COMMUNICATION:
♦ Stress open communications with the City Council, Citizens and Staff to
maximize results.
♦ Continue Status Reports, voice mail updates, financial updates, code updates,
pre -council discussions.
♦ Improve Staff reports in pre -council to provide concise and timely
information.
♦ Provide City Council with briefing material prior to update to allow their
review prior to a decision.
2. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
♦ Provide monthly report on activities and development opportunities.
♦ Complete Buxton Report follow up by making personal contact with all
prospects provided.
♦ Achieve tax base and sales tax increase due to growth and expansion.
♦ Develop an incentive plan that will encourage occupancy of the vacant K-
Mart, Sutherland, Food Lion, and Furrs buildings.
♦ Complete the franchise negotiations with TXU to provide a dependable
electric provider for Euless, while finalizing a ROW agreement that holds the
provider responsible for construction costs and completion schedules.
3. CONSTRUCTIONPROGRAM:
♦ Complete the Main Street project on budget and on schedule in FY 2004.
♦ Complete Glade Road ROW acquisition and utility relocation to allow for FY
2005 construction to begin.
Objectives FY 2003 - 2004
City Manager's Office
Page 2
CONSTRUCTIONPROGRAM- continued:
♦ Complete ROW acquisition, utility relocations and a Bedford participation
agreement to allow for 4th Quarter 2005 construction to begin on Pipeline
Road.
♦ Finalize a contract with Fort Worth on effluent service to the Parks at Texas
Star/Golf Course/Softball World to accomplish a FY 2005 construction
project.
♦ Design and begin construction on the Preserve at McCormick Park.
♦ Complete property acquisition and begin construction of Station 3.
♦ Construct Phase III at the Parks at Texas Star to allow for a spring 2005
opening.
4. TEXAS STAR SPORTS CENTRE:
♦ Achieve revenue growth while managing expenses to allow for a net profit
during 2004 on the golf course operation.
♦ Begin capital improvement program on the golf course club house to address
carpet change out and general furniture and kitchen improvements.
♦ Continue capital improvements at Softball World that address lighting and
parking improvements.
♦ Implement out -sourcing of the Softball World pro shop to allow for improved
profitability and managerial control.
5. GENERAL:
♦ Realize revenue growth to avoid a Tax Rate increase for the 2005 Budget.
♦ Implement medical and Rx plan changes to minimize cost increases for 2005
♦ Improve citizen communication with Neighborhood Associations by
completing one meeting with each association during 2004.
Objectives FY 2003 - 2004
City Manager's Office
Page 3
GENERAL - continued:
♦ Investigate the use of Public Improvement Districts (PID) for new/existing
developments to assure improved maintenance of common areas and
infrastructure.
♦ Fulfill the amortization project by realizing the demolition of the Dickey
Apartments.
Short - Term Motor Vehicle Tax Fund
Five Year Financial Plan
Base Year
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Budget
Projected
Projected
Projected
Projected
2003=04
2004=05
2005=06
2006=07
2007=08
BEGINNING BALANCE
31707,939
3139%357
11926,617
3,325,071
41400,525
REVENUES
Motor Vehicle Tax
91400,000
91400,000
101000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
Interest Income
200,000
200,000
225,000
250,000
250,000
Transfer from Half -Cent
30,573
30,573
30,573
30,573
30,573
Transfer from Golf Course
30,689
211,547
211,547
211,547
211,547
Total Revenues
91661,262
91842,120
10,467,120
10,492,120
10,492,120
EXPENDITURES
DFW Rebate
Transfer to Equip Replacement
(61266,666)
(327,700)
(6,266,666)
(237,500):2)
(61666,666)
(3021000)A
(61666,666)
0
(61666,666)
(105,000) 1
Transfer to Debt Service 4
(204,958)
0
0
0
0
Transfer to General Fund
(730,020)
(11400,000)
11400,000
11400,000)
(11400,000)
Total Expenditures
(71529,344)
(79904,166)
81368,666
8,066,666)
(81171,666)
Recommended Reserves per Policy
(21000,000)
(21000,000)
(21000,000)
(21000,000)
(21000,000)
Available for Supplemental
21131,918
11937,954
21098,454
21425,454
21320,454
Additional Available for Capital
1,707,939
11399,357
73,383
11325,071
21400,525
Total Available for Capital
31839,857
31337,311
21025,071
31750,525
41720,979
Proposed Capital,
Parks @ Texas Star III
(200,000)
Golf Course Loan
(250,000)
Parking - Midway
(11,000)
Parking - South Euless
(55,000)
Parking - Simmons Center
(49,500)
Harwood Road/FM 157 to N. Main
(129,000)
Drainage CIP
(625,000)
(200,000)
(850,000)
(800,000)
Parking - Villages Bear Creek
(150;000)
Preserve at McCormick Park
(125,000)
Fire. Station #3 Reconstruction
(11600,000)
I
Building B Renovation
(943,d94)
Parks @ Texas Star IV
(1,500,000)
Public Works Facility
(11713,000)
Pool Renovations
500,000
500,000
11000,000
Proposed Capital
21440,500
31410,694
700,000)
1,350,000
3130%000
Remaining Funds Available
11399,357
(73,383)
11325,071
21400,525
11420,979
ENDING FUND BALANCE
3139%357
1,926,617
31325,071
41400,525
31420,979
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Capital Requests-FY2004
(By Fund)
Department Fund Division Program Description Prog. Prog. CMO
Type Cost Rank
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP - Parking Improvements, Midway
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9330
$11,000
1
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP - Parking Improvements, S. Euless Park
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9330
$555000
1-
Non-Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP - Parking Improvements, Simmons Cntr
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9330
$499500
1
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP - Parking Improvements, Bear Creek
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9330
$150,000
1
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP - Preserve at McCormick Park
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9330
$125,000
1
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP - Fire Station #3 Construction
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9330
$1,6009000
1
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to Golf for Cart Fleet Replacement (Loan)
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9540
$2219200
1
Non -Departmental
Car Rental
Non -Departmental
Transfer to Golf Carpet Replacement (Loan)
Capital
N/A
240-9060-590-9540
$289800
1
Police
CCPD
Patrol
Ballistic Vest
Capital
PD0401
220-3045-521-7499
$10,400
1
Police
CCPD
Service
Radio Console Upgrade
Capital
PD0402
220-3045-521-7499
$129232
1
Police
CCPD
Patrol
GPRS Wireless Modems
Capital
PD0403
220-3045-521-7499
$229780
1
Police
CCPD
CID
Crime Scene Vehicle
Capital
PD0404
220-3045-521-7499
$47,796
1
Police
CCPD
Detention
Part-time PSO Officers
Capital
N/A
220-3045-521 -1 102
$50,000
1
Police DEA Admin. Two CID Vehicles Capital PD0405 230-3045-521-7420 $42,900 1
Non -Departmental
Drainage
Non -Departmental
Transfer to CIP -Channel Stabilization
Capital
N/A
510-8029-531-9511
$399,000
1
Non -Departmental
Drainage
Non -Departmental
ITransfer to CIP - Drainage Project Study
Capital
N/A
510-8029-531-9511
1 $609000
1
Community Serv. General Fund Parks Irrigation Program ($30,000) Capital PR0401 101-9060-590-7499 $25,000 1
Facility Maint.
General Fund
Facility Maint.
Energy Conservation Measures -2nd year
Capital
FM0401
101-9060-590-7309
$12,500
1
Facility Maint,
General Fund
Facility Maint,
HVAC Partial Replacement #3 - City wide
Capital
FM0402
101-9060-590-7309
$209000
1
Facility Maint,
General Fund
Facility Maint,
Window Replacement Program
Capital
FM0403
101-9060-590-7309
$10,000
1
Facility Maint,
General Fund
Facility Maint.
Campus Lighting Upgrade
Capital
FM0404
101-9060-590-7309
$12,000
1
Facility Maint.
General Fund
Facility Maint,
Fire Station #1 Interior/Exterior Painting
Capital
FM0405
101-9060-590-7309
$129500
1
Facility Maint,
General Fund
Facility Maint.
Building C-Telephone System
Capital
FM0406
101-9060-590-7309
1 $1294501
1
Facility Maint,
General Fund
Facility Maint,
Simmons Center - Repaint and Carpet
Capital
FM0407
101-9060-590-7309
$109000
1
Facility Maint.
General Fund
Facility Maint.
lAnimal Shelter Renovations
Capital
FM0408
101-9060-590-7309
$20,0001
1
Finance/Admin General Fund Finance Copier Capital FI0401 101-9060-590-7499 $129000 1
Fire
General Fund
Emer Mgmt
Emergency Mgmt Intern Program
Capital
N/A
1014024-522-1102
$2,000
1
Fire
General Fund
EMS/Suppression
Lifepak 12 Defibrillator/Monitor
Capital
FD0401
101-9060-590-7499
$23,350
1
Fire
General Fund
EMS/Suppression
Automatic External Defibrillators (5)
Capital
FD0402
101-9060-590-7499
$117000
1
Fire
General Fund
EMS/Suppression
AudioNisual Equipment for Training Room
Capital
FD0403
101-9060-590-7499
$5,800
1
Fire
General Fund
Fire Marshall
2003 International Building Code Books
Capital
FD0404
101-9060-590-7499
$1,842
1
Capital Requests-FY2004
(By Fund)
Department Fund Division Program Description Prog. Prog. CMO
Type Cost Rank
Information Serv.
General Fund
Finance
On -Line Bill pay for Water and Courts
Capital
ISO401
101-9060-5904404
$19,000
1
Information Serv,
General Fund
Fire
Sierra Wireless Modems for Fire Department (9)
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$3,591
1
Information Serv,
General Fund
Information Serv,
Software Assurance for Microsoft Server Software
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$32,000
1
Information Serv,
General Fund
Information Serv.
Council Laptops
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$26,100
1
Information Serv,
General Fund
Information Serv,
Miscellaneous Software
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$13,000
1
Information Serv.
General Fund
Information Serv.
Replacement of (5) Servers
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$335500
1
Information Serv.
General Fund
Information Serv.
Replace (6) Network Printers
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$12,000
1
Information Serv.
General Fund
Information Serv.
Replacement Laptops
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$36,300
1
Information Serv.
General Fund
Information Serv,
Replacement Desktop Printers
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$3,150
1
Information Serv,
General Fund
Police
HP Switch for Police/Courts Building
Capital
ISO402
101-9060-590-7404
$47500
1
Non -Departmental
General Fund
Non -Departmental
Street Overlay
Capital
PW0401
101-9060-590-7499
$300,000
1
Non -Departmental
General Fund
Non -Departmental
Annual Sidewalk Program
Capital
PW0402
101-9060-590-7499
$100,000
1
Non -Departmental
General Fund
Non -Departmental
Retiree Adjustment
Capital
N/A
101-9060-590-2998
$20,000
1
Non -Departmental
General Fund
Non -Departmental
Consulting -Information Services
Capital
ISO403
101-9060-590-7499
$25,000
1
Non -Departmental
General Fund
Non -Departmental
Transfer to Insurance
Capital
N/A
101-9060-590-9610
$1509000
1
Non -Departmental
General Fund
Non -Departmental
JTransfer to Risk Management
Capital
N/A
I 101-9060-590-9615
1 $5030001
1
Planning/Dev General Fund Inspections 2003 International Building Code Books Capital DV0401 101-9060-590-7499 $2,500 1
Police
General Fund
Detention
Floor Cleaning Machine Capital
PD0406
101-9060-590-7499
$4,800
1
Police
General Fund
Patrol
Refurbish Armory Equipment
Capital
PD0407
101-9060-590-7499
1 $15,9941
1
Police
General Fund
Patrol
(10) Additional Autocites for Patrol Officers
Capital
PD0408
101-9060-590-7499
$56s9751
1
Golf Course
Golf Course
Golf Course
Golf Course
Cart/Driving Range
Maintenance
Golf Cart Fleet Replacement (Loan from Car Rental)
1#16 Water Feature Restoration
Capital
Capital
GC0401
GC0402
540-7060-550-7499
540-7060-550-7499
$221,2001
$112000
1
1
I_T�I
Library
Half Cent
Library
Copier for Public Use ($8,100) (GF)
Capital
LB0401
210-1054- - 499
$5,600
1
Library
Half Cent
Library
Library Materials
Capital
I LB0402
210-1054-5 -7499
$75,000
1
n
c �n
Facility Maint.
Facility Maint,
Half Cent
Half Cent
Facility Maint.
Facility Maint,
Library Ceiling Treatments and Diffuser Upgrades (GF)
ILibrary Enhanced Drainage Projects (GF)
Capital
Capital
FM0409
I FM0410
210-1054-5A0=7499
210-1054-540-7499
$32,500
$24,000
1
1
Community Serv.
Half Cent
Parks
Irrigation Program
Capital
PR0402
21 0-1 052-550-7499
$509000
1
Community Serv,
Half Cent
Parks
Wood Light Pole Replacement (GF)
Capital
PR0403
210-1052-550-7499
$64,528
1
Community Serv,
Half Cent
Parks
Field Lighting Replacement (Athletic Complex)
Capital
PR0404
210-1052-550-7499
$6,500
1
Community Serv,
Half Cent
Parks
Transfer to Half Cent CIP for Splash Pool
Capital
N/A
210-1031-513-9310
$1259000
1
Community Serv,
Hotel/Motel
Admin
Historical Preservation
Capital
N/A
201-7080-550-5012
$109000
1
Community Serv.
Hotel/Motel
Admin
Arbor Daze Sponsorship
Capital
N/A
201-7080-550-5002
$30,000
1
Community Serv.
Hotel/Motel
Admin
JGames of Texas of Sponsorship
Capital
N/A
201-7080-550-5002
$5,000
1
Capital Requests-FY2004
(By Fund)
Department Fund Division Program Description Prog. Prog. CMO
Type Cost Rank
Community Serv.
Recreation Fund
Recreation
jPartJime Rec Center Staff (GF)
Capital
I N/A
I 520-7055-550-1102
1$24,0001
1
Community Serv,
Recreation Fund
Recreation
lWebmTrac Internet Software
Capital
1 PR0405
I 520-7055-550-7499
1 $2791801
1
Community Serv, I Softball World I Parks I Update/Replacement of Light Pole -Phase I Capital PR0406 530-7050-550-7499 $150,000 1
Public Works Water & Sewer 1 Wastewater lSewerCoameraand Transporter Capital PW0403 501-9060-590-7499 $48,500 1
Information Serv.
Water & Sewer
1 Information Serv,
Replacement PC (45)
Capital
ISO404
501-9060-590-7404
$66,900
1
Information Serv.
Water & Sewer
I Information Serv.
Update Planametric Data Software ($92,000)
1 Capital
ISO404
501-9060-590-7404
1 $50,0001
1
Non -Departmental
Water & Sewer
Non -Departmental
Well Repair
Capital
N/A
501-9060-590-9502
$50,000
1
Non -Departmental
Water & Sewer
Non -Departmental
CDBG Program
Capital
N/A
501-9060-590-9502
$217,000
1
Non -Departmental
Water & Sewer
Non -Departmental
CIP - Sewer Line Replacement, Carr Park/SH10
Capital
N/A
501-9060-590-9502
$330,000
1
Non -Departmental
Water & Sewer
Non -Departmental
CIP - Sewer Line Replacement, Midway Park North
Capital
N/A
501-9060-590-9502
$3639000
1
Non -Departmental
Water & Sewer
Non -Departmental
CIP - Water Line Replacement, West Ash Lane
Capital
N/A
501-9060-590-9502
$30,000
1
Non -Departmental
Water & Sewer
Non -Departmental
I CIP - Water Line Replacement, Wesport/Newport/Asbury
I Capital
N/A
501-9060-590-9502
1 $67,000
1
To: Mayor Saleh
City Council
From: Joe C.
Date:
July 2�,
T H E fib; C I T Y O F
Manager
Re: August, 2003 Budget Work Session
Well, it is that time of year again. If it's HOT, it must mean that the Budget Season is here. We
hope that you have enjoyed the July break from Council meetings and are looking forward to a
productive Work Session next week. We have worked hard to prepare you a 2004 Budget Plan
that will serve our City well.
We continue to remain relatively flat with revenue projections for the year. The July Sales Tax
receipts concern us (40%). We will watch the August receipts closely. Maybe it was an
aberration and will correct itself in August. If it does not, we will implement planned measures
(hiring freezes on existing vacancies) to stabilize us through 2003.
All in all, we are in good condition. Many cities continue to face difficult financial conditions
that have disrupted employee moral and services provided. Our staff has been remarkable during
this prolonged period, and we fully expect they will continue to excel in the new fiscal year.
I have attached an agenda for the Budget Work Session. As you know, this is a guide, and we
can vary as necessary. If you have questions on the material you receive or we can assist in any
way, please call.
We look forward to a Work Session of open communication and exchange as we prepare together
for the new fiscal year.
Attachment
CC: Gary McKamie
Susan Crim
Voretta Getchell
JCH/Ikt
201 N. Ector Drive, Euless, Texas 76039-3595
8171685-1400 •Metro 817/267-4403 •Fax 817/685-1416
www.ci.euless.tx.us
B UD UET WORK SESSION
August 1- 3, 2003
Star Brand Ranch
Friday -August 19 2003
10:00 Mayor/Council Work Session
12:00 Break -Lunch
1:00 Budget Work Session
♦ Budget Over -Hennig
5:00 Break -Dinner (�;/�
♦ (after dinner activities planned by Carl Tyson) 1 m
Saturday -August 2, 2003
'1%30, ��kr
8930 Budget Work Session
♦ Budget Discussion continued
♦ Capital/Supplemental Discussion - McKamie
♦ CIP Discussion - McKamie
♦ 5 Year Plan - Getchell
12:00 Break -Lunch
1:00 Budget Work Session
♦ Budget Discussion continued
♦ Various Discussion Items -Hennig
5:00 Break -Dinner �/1U�,�
♦ (after dinner activities planned by Carl Tyson)
Sunday, August 3, 2003
a
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8*30 2004 Pl nning/Calendaring Discussion - Mayor
11:30 Break - (Home)
WORK SESSION DISCUSSION TOPICS
1) Bennett Development Update
2) Highway 183 Funding/TxDOT
Court Arraignment Discussion/(Judge Memo)
4) Wine Referendum
5) Texas Star Update
6) Pipeline Road Update
7) Volunteer of the Year
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF EULESS
AUGUST 2003
OVERVIEW
2003 has been a good year in most respects, but the stagnant economy continues to cast a
veil over both private and municipal operations. We have enjoyed some economic
improvement in 2003, but the future remains questionable in many areas.
Our financial position remains in good condition. This is primarily due to the
conservative approach during 2001, 2002, and 2003. We will continue this course during
2004 as the world economy stabilizes, and we can become more confident with the
future.
We have made good progress on our 2003 objectives, and we expect 2004 to be
productive as well. The areas where we are behind are primarily due to circumstances
outside our control, and the areas where we have excelled are due to excellent
management by our Directors and outstanding performance from our loyal, dedicated
employees.
I have enclosed the Strategic Direction Work Session notes from our May 9, 2003 City
Council Work Session. We have used these thoughts to develop our future work plans.
RESPONSE TO 2003 OBJECTIVES:
COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS:
We continue to stress communication during 2003. Our communication with you and
with the staff has allowed for improved decision -making and improved results. We will
continue to stress open communication during 2004.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
The economy continues to impact development decisions, but we have worked hard to
maintain relationships so that we are prepared when opportunities are present. The
interest in the vacant buildings has been virtually non-existent; however, the Bennett
group is moving forward with vigor and excitement that has not been present in the past
Report to City Council
City of Euless
August 2003
Page 2 of 3
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - continued:
years. Time will tell if their dreams can actually come to reality. The Target Center
continues to fill space, and the MAHR property on S.H. 121 is showing some prospects
for the coming year.
Our future is still bright due to the vacant property that exists in Euless. It is up to us tc
develop the relationships that will maximize the development opportunity when it occurs.
TEXAS STAR SPORTS CENTRE:
The golf course has improved its numbers during 2003 due to a slight improvement in
rounds of play and due to close expense management. I am pleased with our 2003
results, considering the economy and the difficulty that the entire golf industry is
experiencing.
The Parks at Texas Star and Softball World continue to provide Euless citizens with
excellent facilities and a very positive image for our City. The Star Center is also a very
positive asset for Euless. We are proud of these accomplishments.
CONSTR UCTION PROGRAM:
Main Street is finally underway, and the Building A remodel is progressing well. We
look forward to the completion of both of these projects.
Glade Road ROW acquisition has been delayed due to lack of design by Grapevine. The
delay will push this project back a year, and actual construction is now expected to begin
in early 2005.
Pipeline Road progress has been slowed due to Bedford's consideration of involvement.
We are hopeful that all preliminary work can be completed to allow construction to begin
by fall of 2004.
GENERAL:
We are recommending a 2004 Budget that does not require a tax rate increase, and we are
not reducing services to citizens. This is far and away superior to any other city in the
area. Our fiscal management continues to make Euless the preferred choice for growth
opportunity.
We continue to monitor our medical and Rx expenses, and we will make new changes
again for 2004 that will address the ever-present pressure on these areas. Our employee
plans
Report to City Council
City of Euless
August 2003
Page 3 of 3
GENERAL - continued:
remain competitive, and the costs related to our coverage have increased far below the
norm due to our careful management of this area of concern.
The 50-Year Celebration has been a positive effort thus far. We will end this 50th year
with additional events that actually will occur in the 2004 fiscal year, but overall the
celebration has been a positive, enhancing program during 2003.
CONCLUSION:
In general, Euless remains a great place to live and to work! We provide excellent
services at a bargain price. There remains much to do, but much has been accomplished.
To eg ther we can move forward to build a better tomorrow. Thank you for your
continued support.
Enclosure
JCH/Ikt
T H E 1 IC 1 T Y G F
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor Saleh and City Council Members
FROM: Susan Crim
DATE: July 25, 2003
SUBJECT: Budget Worksession
Enclosed is a map with directions to Star Brand Ranch where we will hold our
budget worksession next week.
Your room number determines the telephone number at which you can be
reached while we are there. The main number has a recording on it after hours
that will allow the person calling to dial directly to your room by dialing a "4" and
your room number. The telephone number is 1=972=932=2714. Even though it is
a 972 prefix, you must dial a "1" from an 817 number because it is outside the
metroplex.
Mayor Saleh
Mayor Pro Tem Tyson
Council Member Hogg
Council Member Edwards
Council Member Miller
Council Member Porterfield
Council Member Massey
Joe Hennig
Gary McKamie
Loretta Getchell
Susan Crim
cc: Joe Hennig
Gary McKamie
Loretta Getchell
Room No. Telephone Extension
20
420
18 418
02 402
17 417
16 416
15 415
19 419
26 426
23 423
24 424
25 425
LOCATION
From DFW Airport
Take the South exit to 183 South which feeds
into 35E and proceed south. Follow 45 South
(Houston) signs; just south of downtown Dallas,
take Highway 175 Kaufman for
approximately 25 miles, exit at FM
2578 - STAY ON THE SERVICE
ROAD (see insert below). Turn right
at Star Brand Drive. Follow the logo
signs, veering right around our —
office/windmill to CHECK -IN located
in the Mimi Room.
From Love Field Airport
approximately 16 miles, exit at FM 2578 -STAY
ON THE SERVICE ROAD (see insert below). Turn
right at Star Brand Drive. Follow the logo signs,
veering right around our office/windmill to
CHECK -IN located in the Mimi Room.
Star Brand Ranch
EXECUTIVE R E T R E A T
Take Mockingbird Lane right (west) to 35E and
proceed south. Follow 45 South (Houston) signs;
lust south of downtown Dallas, take Highway 175
Kaufman for approximately 25 miles, exit at FM
2578 -STAY ON THE SERVICE ROAD (see insert
below). Turn right at Star Brand Drive. Follow the
logo signs, veering right around our office/windmill
to CHECK -IN located 1n the Mimi Room.
From North Dallas, Plano, or Richardson
Take LBJ 635 East to Highway 175 Kaufman For
From Dallas North Tollway
Take Tollway south to 35E and
proceed south. Follow 45 South
— (Houston) signs; just south of
downtown Dallas, take Highway 175
Kaufman for approximately 25 miles,
exit at FM 2578 -STAY ON THE
SERVICE ROAD (see insert below).
Turn right at Star Brand Drive. Follow the logo
signs, veering right around our office/windmill
to CHECK -IN located in the Mimi Room.
From Fort Worth
Take 20 East to Highway 175 Kaufman for
approximately 16 miles, exit at FM 2578 -STAY
ON THE SERVICE ROAD (see insert below). Turn .
right at Star Brand Drive. Follow the logo signs,
veering right around our office/windmill to
CHECK -IN located in the Mimi Room.
P. 0. Box 1077 Kaufman, Texas 75142 972.932.2714 Fax 972.932.7606
info@starbrandranch.com www.starbrandranch.com
�_
Loretta Getchell - Page 1�
From: "Jason Hughes" <JHughes@firstsw.com>
To: "'LGetchell@ci.euless.tx.us"' <LGetchell@ci.euless.tx.us>
Date: 3/20/03 5:03PM
Loretta,
Attached is debt service on the GO Refunding Bonds, Series 2003 and the
remaining debt service on the Series 1995 C/O's that were refunded.
Please
let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Jason
Jason L. Hughes
Assistant Vice President
First Southwest Company
325 N. St. Paul, Suite 800
Dallas, Texas 75201
P:214-953-8707 F:214-953-4050
E: <mailto:jhughes@firstsw.com> jhughes@firstsw.com
Neither First Southwest Company nor any of its affiliates (collectively,
"First Southwest") is responsible forany recommendation, solicitation,
offer or agreement or any information about any transactions, customer
account or account activity in this communication. Confidential or
time -sensitive security -related communications should not be transmitted
to First Southwest via the Internet as there can be no assurance of
actual or timely delivery, receipt and/or confidentiality. Neither can
there be any assurance that messages transmitted by electronic mail will
not be corrupted, lost, deleted or modified. First Southwest reserves
the right to refrain from processing or executing electronic mail until
verification of the information is obtained in another format acceptable
to First Southwest.
City of Euless, Texas
Tax & Waterworks & Sewer System (Limited Pledge) Revenue
Certificates of Obligation, Series 1995
DEBT SERVICE SCHEDULE
Date Principal Coupon Interest Total P+I FISCAL TOTAL
8/15/2002 - - - -
2115/2003 210,000900 59200//6 119,265,00 329,265.00
' �—
8/15/2003 11,700.00 11,700.00 -
9/30/2003 - - 3405965.00
2/15/2004 220,000,00 5.200% 11,700.00 231,700.00 -
8/15/2004 - - 5,980.00 5,980.00 -
9/30/2004 - - - 237,680.00
2/15/2005 230,000.00 5.200% 5,980.00 235,980.00 -
9/30/2005 - - 235,980.00
Total 6609000,00 - 154,625.00 8149625100 asYIELD STATISTICS
BondYear Dollars.......................................................................................................................... $1,010.00
AverageLife................................................................................................................................... 1.530 Years
Average Coupon............... 5.2000000%
Net Interest Cost(NIC)................................................................................................................... 5.2000000%
TrueInterest Cost (TIC).................................................................................................................. 5.2000000%
Bond Yield for Arbitrage Purposes.,......,... 592000000%
All Inclusive Cost(AIC)................................................................................................................. 5.2000000%
IRS FORM 8038
NetInterest Cost............................................................................................................................. 5,2000000%
Weighted Average Maturity........................................................................................................... 1.530 Years
First Southwest Company File = EULESS GO Pricing.SF-CO 95 -debt service after refunding- SINGLE PURPOSE
Public Finance 3/20/2003 4:48 PM
Payment
made before refunding occurred.
City of Euless, Texas
General Obligation Refunding Bonds
Series 2003
DEBT SERVICE SCHEDULE
Date Principal Coupon Interest Total P+I FISCAL TOTAL
3/04/2003
-
-
-
-
-
8/ 15/2003
106,414.58
1065414.58
9/30/2003
-
106,414.58
2/15/2004
615,000.00
3.000%
91,212.50
706,212.50
8/15/2004
81,987.50
81,987.50
9/30/2004
-
-
7883200.00
2/15/2005
335,000.00
3.000%
812987,50
416,987.50
8/15/2005
76,962.50
76,962.50
9/30/2005
4939950400
2/15/2006
585,000M
3.000%
76,962.50
661,962.50
8/15/2006
68,187,50
68;187,50
9/30/2006
7309150400
2/15/2007
610,000.00
3.000%
68,187.50
678,187.50
8/15/2007
5%037.50
5%037.50
9/30/2007
-
7375225,00
2/15/2008
465,000.00
3.000%
595037,50
524,037.50
8/15/2008
52,062.50
52,062.50
9/30/2008
5763100,00
2/15/2009
3209000.00
3.000%
525062,50
372,062.50
8/15/2009
47,262.50
47,262.50
9/30/2009
4195325,00
2/15/2010
325,000.00
3.150%
47,262.50
372,262.50
8/15/2010
42,143.75
42,143.75
9/30/2010
414,406.25
2/15/2011
335,000.00
3.500%
42,143,75
3775143,75
8/15/2011
36,281,25
362281,25
9/30/2011
413,425.00
2/15/2012
350,000.00
3.600%
369281.25
386,281.25
8/15/2012
293981,25
29,981,25
9/30/2012
-
416,262.50
2/15/2013
365,000.00
3.650%
29,981.25
394,981.25
8/15/2013
23,320.00
23,320.00
9/30/2013
418,301.25
2/15/2014
380,000,00
3.800%
23,320.00
403,320.00
8/ 15/2014
16,100.00
16,100,00
9/30/2014
-
-
41 %420.00
2/15/2015
3952000,00
4.000%
16,100.00
411,100.00
8/15/2015
83200,00
85200,00
9/30/2015
4199300.00
2/15/2016
410,000.00
4.000%
8,200.00
418,200.00
9/30/2016
-
-
4185200,00
Total
First Soutbwesl Compnny
Public Finnnce
52490,000.00 - 1,280,679.58 6,770,679.58
File = EULESS GO Pricing.SF-Pricing -revised - ds jurtd- SINGLE PURPOSE
3/20/2003 3:15 PM
City of Euless, Texas
General Obligation Refunding Bonds
Series 2003
DEBT SERVICE SCHEDULE
YIELD STATISTICS
Accrued interest from O1/15/2003 to 03/04/2003...........................................................................
Bond Year Dollars........,. lo"Ismalasom M1049190611 oll Do old mdodold moldelole'd
AverageLife.....................................................................................................hold...........................
Average Coupon.., .. 101910100914 Boosted domemosedomed mompotoplo ISBN 16141111191 10,9011 polemol
NetInterest Cost(NIC)....................................................................................................................
TrueInterest Cost (TIC)..................................................................................................................
Bond Yield for Arbitrage Purposes, . . . . . . m 0 1 1 1 * 1 6 1 1 0 1 1 9 1 0 1 0 4 9 1 0 1
AllInclusive Cost(AIC)..................................................................................................................
IRS FORM 8038
NetInterest Cost. . I I 1 0 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 0 1 m I 1 0 1 0 4 0 4 0 0 m 4 , I a , , m , 9 . 9 . 0 V , 0 , 4 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 m a m & m & a * a m V m m I , 9 . 1 0 , 0 , 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 a m 0 P 0 m I m m I m a V . 0 , , V 1 9 , , 4 0 0 m 0 m 0 m 0
Weighted Average Maturity.............. B401 10101011 I'll, 144mommomp'l Ed PEON 'Plov'9191 0010,4 he
24,830.07
$36,187,50
6.592 Years
3.5390109%
3.5157362%
3.4895811%
3.4238213%
3.6578356%
3.4152750%
6.404 Years
First Sadhwesl Company File = EULESS GO Prlcing.SF-Pricing -revised -its fiord- SINGLE PURPOSE
Public Finance 312012003 3:25 PM
CITY OF EULESS
DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
DESCRIPTION:
TAX AND WATERWORKS AND SEWER SYSTEM (SURPLUS) REVENUE
CERTIFICATES OF OBLIGATION, SERIES 2001 - GLADE RD
DATED:
April 1, 2001
ORIGINAL AMOUNT:
$5,455,000
INTEREST RATES:
BOND YEAR 2002 - 2007 @ 6.500%, 2008-2011 @ 4.500%, 2012 - 2013 @
4.625%, 2014 @4.750%, 2015 @ 4.875%7 2016-2017@ 5.000%, 2018-2021 @
5.125%
PAYING AGENT:
OPTION DATE:
August 1, 2011
YEAI
:...:...:.:.:.:............................:.....:......:.:.............I..:.:.....:...........::........
(1U1 4N
::.::..
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r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
RE......................................::::::::::.::::::.:::.:::::::::TAL,;.:.
1.
PR O A
A.:.:.:.:...:...:.:.:...:.:.:.:....
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AaY
A..........., .,.:.:......:...
2002
6.500%
$0
$203,234
$37,852
$2419086
2003
6.500%
$0
$149,965
$91,926
$241,891
2004
6.500%
$0
$1439990
$97,334
$241,324
2005
6.500%
$0
$137,663
$100,038
$237,701
2006
6.500%
$0
$131,161
$1089149
$2397309
2007
6.500%
$0
$124,131
$113,556
$2379687
2008
4.500%
$0
$116,750
$118,964
$235,713
2009
4.500%
$0
$111,397
$129,778
$241,175
2010
4.500%
$0
$105,557
$132,482
$238,039
2011
4.500%
$0
$99,595
$143,297
$242,892
2012
4.625%
$0
$93,146
$146,001
$239,147
2013
4.625%
$0
$86,394
$156,816
$243,210
2014
4.750%
$0
$799141
$162,223
$241,364
2015
4.875%
$0
$71,436
$173,038
$244,474
2016
5.000%
$0
$63,000
$178,445
$241,445
2017
5.000%
$0
$54,078
$191,964
$246,042
2018
5.125%
$0
$44,480
$202,779
$247,258
2019
5.125%
$0
$34,087
$208,186
$242,273
2020
5.125%
$0
$23,418
$221,705
$245,122
2021
5.125%
$0
$12,055
$235,223
$247,279
TOTAL
$0 ::L:$11884,676
$2,949,756
$4,8341432
CITY OF EULESS
DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
DESCRIPTION:
TAX AND WATERWORKS AND SEWER SYSTEM (SURPLUS) REVENUE
CERTIFICATES OF OBLIGATION, SERIES 2001 - PARK BUILDING
DATED:
April 1, 2001
ORIGINAL AMOUNT:
$5,455,000
INTEREST RATES:
BOND YEAR 2002 - 2007 @ 6.500%, 2008-2011 @ 4.500%9 2012 - 2013 @
4.625%, 2014 @4.750%, 2015 @ 4.875%, 2016-2017@ 5.000%, 2018-2021 @
5.125%
PAYING AGENT:
OPTION DATE:
August 1, 2011
ldO['1.....,......
O
........1........FECU
.TOTAL.....:. ..:
Ail'
.....! ..........
Ifli.. BAR .............
AU±IS.............0
2002
6.500%
$0
$102,816
$197149
$121,966
2003
6.500%
$0
$759867
$46,506
$122,373
2004
6.500%
$0
$72,845
$49,241
$122,086
2005
6.500%
$0
$69,644
$50,609
$120,253
2006
6.500%
$0
$667354
$54,713
$121,067
2007
6.500%
$0
$629798
$57,448
$120,246
2008
4.500%
$0
$59,064
$60,184
$119,248
2009
4.500%
$0
$56,356
$65,655
$122,011
2010
4.500%
$0
$53,401
$67,023
$120,424
2011
4.500%
$0
$50,385
$72,494
$122,879
2012
4.625%
$0
$477123
$73,862
$120,985
2013
4.625%
$0
$43,707
$79,333
$123,040
2014
4.750%
$0
$40,038
$829069
$122,106
2015
4.875%
$0
$36,139
$87,540
$123,679
2016
5.000%
$0
$319872
$90,276
$122,147
2017
5.000%
$0
$277358
$97,115
$1247473
2018
5.125%
$0
$22,502
$102,586
$1259088
2019
5.125%
$0
$17,245
$105,322
$122,566
2020
5.125%
$0
$11,847
$1129161
$124,008
2021
5.125%
$0
$6,099
$119,000
$125,098
TOTAL
$0
$953,459
$11492,283
$2,445,742
CITY OF EULESS
DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
DESCRIPTION:
TAX AND WATERWORKS AND SEWER SYSTEM (SURPLUS) REVENUE
CERTIFICATES OF OBLIGATION, SERIES 2001 - NORTH MAIN
DATED:
April 1, 2001
ORIGINAL AMOUNT:
$5,455,000
INTEREST RATES:
BOND YEAR 2002 - 2007 @ 6.500%, 2008-2011 @ 4.500%12012 - 2013 @
4.625%, 2014 @4.750%, 2015 @ 4.875%, 2016-2017@ 5.000%9 2018-2021 @
5.125%
PAYING AGENT:
OPTION DATE:
August 1, 2011
: YFE
O...:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ..........TOTAL........
.
iR'
IAI Y 1
I'll,
........................................................
2002
6.500%
$0
$69,792
$12,999
$82,790
2003
6.500%
$0
$519499
$31,568
$83,067
2004
6.500%
$0
$49,447
$33,425
$82,872
2005
6.500%
$0
$47,274
$34,353
$81,628
2006
6.500%
$0
$45,041
$37,139
$82,180
2007
6.500%
$0
$42,627
$38,996
$81,623
2008
4.500%
$0
$40,093
$40,853
$80,945
2009
4.500%
$0
$38,254
$44,567
$82,821
2010
4.500%
$0
$367249
$45,495
$81,744
2011
4.500%
$0
$34,201
$49,209
$83,410
2012
4.625%
$0
$319987
$50,137
$82,124
2013
4.625%
$0
$29,668
$53,851
$83,519
2014
4.750%
$0
$27,177
$55,708
$82,886
2015
4.875%
$0
$24,531
$59,422
$83,953
2016
5.000%
$0
$21,635
$61,279
$82,914
2017
5.000%
$0
$18,571
$65,921
$84,492
2018
5.125%
$0
$15,274
$69,635
$849910
2019
5.125%
$0
$11,706
$71,492
$83,198
2020
5.125%
$0
$8,042
$76,135
$84,176
2021
5.125%
$0
$4,140
$80,777
$84,917
TOTAL
1 $0
$647,207
$17012,961
$1,660,168
Water & Sewer
DEBT SERVICE AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE = F'Yog
Parameters
Beg Prin
APR
Term (In Years)
242, 064.50
2.00
10
Source
Maturity
Water/Sewer
9/2012
MM/YY Payment Interest Principal Balance
Oct-01 2,227.32 403.44 1,823.88 240,240.62
Nov-01 2,227.32 400.40 1,826.92 238,413970
Dec-01 2,227.32 397.36 11829696 236,583674
Jan-02 21227432 394.31 11833601 234,750072
Feb-02 21227032 391.25 11836007 232,914.65
Mar-02 21227632 388.19 11839/13 231,075.53
Apr-02 21227932 385.13 11842819 229,233833
May-02 21227532 382.06 11845026 227,388007
Jun-02 21227532 378.98 11848034 225,539073
Jul-02 21227632 375.90 11851042 223,688031
Aug-02 21227032 372.81 17854251 221,833280
Sep-02 21227032 369.72 11857660 219,976020
26,727.84 4,639.54 22,088.30
Monthly Amort 2227.32 386.63 1,840.69
FYo3 Variable Debt Service
FY03 FY03 FY03
Original Original Remaining Variable Original Beg Balance @ FY03 Monthly Annualized
Term Rate Term Rate Principal Maturity Allocation 10/02 Payment Payment
Operating Loan (W/S) 15 5,50% 10 2.00% 320,000 9/2012 ,Golf Course - 2421064,50 2,227.32 269727.84
Slope Protection (Car Rental) 20 5.00 % 19 2.00 % 1,250,000 92021 Golf Course 1,212,658.56 67397.45 76,769.40
Golf Maintence Equipment (Car Rental) 4 4.00 % 3.25 290 % 333,112 122005 65 GC/ 35 12 Penny 2747637.83 71279,20 87,350.40
1/2 Penny Allocation (21547.72) (30,572.64)
13,356.25 160,275.00
Original FY03 Month/y Allopfion
540.7060-550-9541 2,656.66 WatenSewerLoan
540-7060550-9240 8,249.42 Slope Protection
540-7060-550.9240 7,521,37 GCMEquipment
540-0000-491-1210 (21632.50) GCM 12 Penny Allocation
15, 794.95
Oct -February A//ocafion Total (5 Months)
540.7060-550.9541 13,283.30 WateNSewerLoan
540-7060550-9240 41,247.10 Slope Protection
540-7060550-9240 37,606.65 GCM Equipment
540-0000-4914210 (13,162.50) GCM 12 Penny Allocation
78,974.75
_Oct -February Allocation Total Adjusted As Should Be
540-7060-550.9541 11,136.60 WatedSewerLoan
540-7060-550-9240 31,987.25 Slope Protection
540-7060550-9240 36,396.00 GCMEquipment
540-0000491-1210 (12,738.60) GCM 12Penny Allocation
66, 781.25
Oct -February A//option Adiusimerrf Required
540-7060-550-9541
(2,146.70)
Water/Sewer Loan
540-7060-550-9240
(9,259.85)
Slope Protection
540-7060.550.9240
(1,210.85)
GCM Equipment
540-0000-491-1210
423.90
GCM 12 Penny Allocation
(12,193.50)
CITY OF EULESS
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY
Group #
Description: Adj FY03 Debt Allocation (Oct - Feb)
Document #
Date 2/28/03 Page 1 of 1
Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
Nor
Golf Course Cash
540-0000-101-0000
Nor
21146970
Golf Course Cash
540-0000-101-0000
L0000m
9,259.85
Golf Course Cash
540-0000-101-0000
1,210.85
Golf Course Cash
540-0000-101-0000
423.90
Golf Course CIP Transfer
540-7060-550-9541
2,146.70
Golf Course Car Rental Transfer
540-7060-550-9240
92259.85
Golf Course Car Rental Transfer
540-7060-550-9240
11210085
Golf Course-1/2 Cent Operating
540-0000-491-1210
423.90
Nor
Low
13,041.30
INS
139041.30
Comments:
Refinance Debt Agreement with 2% for FY03 on Slope Protection, GCM Equipment, and W/S Loan, This entry to adjust
recurring entries from Oct -February 03. New recurring entry fo be posted effective with 3/03 Finance period.
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Group #
CITY OF EULESS
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY
Document #
Description: Adj FY03 Debt Allocation (Oct -Feb) Date 2/28/03
Page � of �
Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
1/2 Cent Op Cash
210-0000-101-0000
423.90
Enterprise Transfer To Golf
210-1052-550-9540
423.90
423.90
Comments:
Refinance Debt Agreement with 2% for FY03 on GCM Equipment. This entry to adjust
recurring entries from Oct -February 03. New recurring entry to be posted effective with 3/03 Finance period.
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Date
Group #
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Description: Adj FY03 Debt Allocation (Oct -Feb) Date 2/28/03 Page 1 of 1
Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
Car Rental Cash
240-0000-101-0000
91259585
Car Rental Transfer
240-0000491-1540
91259985
Car Rental Cash
240-0000-101-0000
11210585
Car Rental Transfer
240-0000-491-1540
1,210,85
109470,70
10,470 70
Comments:
Refinance Debt Agreement with 2% for FY03 on Slope Proecfion & GCM Equipment, This entry to adjust
recurring entries from Ocf -February 03, New recurring entry to be posted effective with 3/03 Finance period,
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Description: Adj FY03 Debt Allocation (Oct -Feb) Date 2/28/03
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Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
Water/Sewer Cash
501-0000-101-0000
2,146.70
Water/Sewer Transfers
501-0000491-1541
21146570
12,14610
2,146.70
Comments:
Refinance Debt Agreement with 2% for FY03 on W&S Note. This entry fo adjust
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Description: Adj FY03 Debt Allocation (Oct -Feb) Date 2/28/03
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Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
GC CIP Principal
541-9060-590-8701
12515,55
GC CIP Interest
541-9060-590-8702
31662525
CIP Transfers
541-0000491-1540
2114610
3,662.25
3,662,25
Comments:
Refinance Debt Agreement with 2% for FY03 on W&S Note. This entry to adjust
recurring entries from Oct -February 03, New recurring entry to be posted effective with 3/03 Finance period.
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CITY OF EULESS
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Description: FY03 Debt Recurring Entry - W/S Note
Document #
Date FY03
Page 1 of 1
Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
GC CIP
540J060=550-9541
21227532
GC Cash
540-0000-101-0000
2,227132
GC CIP Principal
541-906M9M701
11840469
GC CIP Interest
541-906M9M702
386163
GC CIP Transfer
541-0000491-1 540
21227032
W/S Transfer
501-0000491-1 541
2,227132
W/S Cash
501-0000-101-0000
2,227.32
6,681.96
6,681.96
Comments:
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Date
CITY OF EULESS
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY
Group # Document #
Description: FY03 Debt Recurring Entry - GCM Equipment Date FY03 Page of
Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
1/2 CIP
210-1052-550-9540
21547072
1/2 Cash
210-0000-101-0000
2,547.72
GC Car Rental CIP
540-7060-550-9240
71279920
GC Cash
540-0000-101-0000
7,279020
GC Cash
540-0000-101-0000
21547,72
GC CIP Transfer In
540-0000-491-1210
21547,72
Car Rental Cash
240-0000-101-0000
7,279.20
Car Rental CIP Transfer
240-0000-491-1540
7,279.20
J19165184
19,65184
Comments:
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Date
Group #
CITY OF EULESS
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY
Document #
Description: FY03 Debt Recurring Entry -Slope Date FY03
Page � of �
Account Name
Account No.
Debit
Credit
GC Car Rental CIP
540-7060-550-9240
61397,45
GC Cash
540-0000-101-0000
69397045
Car Rental Cash
240-0000-101-0000
61397645
Car Rental CIP Transfer
240-0000491-1540
61397,45
12,794.90
12,794,90
Comments:
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Slope Protection
DEBT SERVICE AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE - FY03
1,212,658.56
2.00%
19
Source
Maturity
Car Renfa/
9/2021
MM/I'Y Payment Interest Principal Balance
Oct-01 6,397.45 27021.10 4,376.36 1,208,282.20
Nov-01 69397945 2101180 4138165 1,203,898.55
Dec-01 61397045 21006050 47390095 11199,507060
Jan-02 67397045 17999018 41398027 111951109a33
Feb-02 6,397.45 1,991585 4,405.60 11190,703073
Mar-02 61397,45 1 F984951 4,412.94 11186,290079
Apr-02 61397045 11977015 41420030 11181,870049
May-02 6,397.45 11969078 4,427.67 11177,442082
Jun-02 61397045 11962840 4,435.05 1,173,007.78
Jul-02 6,397.45 11955001 41442444 11168,565634
Aug-02 61397245 1,947.61 47449.84 1,164,115.50
Sep-02 67397045 1,940.19 4,457.26 11159,658024
Golf Course Maint Equipment
DEBT SERVICE AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE - FY03
Parameters
Beg Prin
APR
Term (In Years)
274, 637.83
2.00%
3.25
Source
Maturity
Car Rental
12/2005
MM/YY Payment Interest Principal Balance
Oct-01 7,279.20 457.73 61821647 267,816.36
Nov-01 7,279.20 446.36 6,832.84 260,983.52
Dec-01 7,279.20 434697 61844023 254,139029
Janw02 71279020 42157 67855663 247,283066
Feb-02 71279420 412514 61867906 240,416460
Marm02 71279020 400069 6,878.51 233,538.09
Aprm02 7,279.20 389823 61889097 226,648012
May-02 77279820 377075 61901045 219,746467
Junm02 7,279.20 366624 6,912.96 212,833371
Juk02 71279620 354.72 67924048 205,909024
Augm02 71279520 343018 61936402 198,973022
Sep-02 71279620 331.62 6,947.58 192,025064