TRIM/ Millage Rate  Millage Rate 3.9999 – Decrease of.0199  Current Year Gross Taxable Property Value $3,007,029,613  Prior Year Gross Taxable Property.

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TRIM/ Millage Rate  Millage Rate – Decrease of.0199  Current Year Gross Taxable Property Value $3,007,029,613  Prior Year Gross Taxable Property Value $2,903,766,412  New Construction Value $42,337,480  Total Increase of Taxable Value $103,263,201  Additional Ad Valorem Revenue $242,150  Rollback Rate

TRIM/ Fire Assessment  No Change  Proposed Fire Assessment Rate $210 Residential and $ sq ft Commercial  Fire Rescue Services Contract increased 3.67% or $187,865

TRIM/ Solid Waste Assessment  FY 2013 Solid Waste Assessment $ Residential  Increase per Dwelling Unit $10.08 or 3%  Increase Based on CPI per Franchise Agreement  Commercial Fees collected by Waste Management per Franchise Agreement

$1,945.37$1, Homeowner’s Tax Rate Impact Assessed Value $350,000 No Change In Assessed Value $3.11

$1,945.37$1, Homeowner’s Tax Rate Impact Assessed Value $360,500 SOH Assessed 3% Increase $45.11

School Board S. FL Water Management Hospital Broward County Fl Inland Navigation Parkland How Much of Your Tax Bill Does The City Receive?

$6,935.43$7, Homeowner’s Tax Rate Impact Assessed Value $360,500 SOH Assessed 3% Increase $211.91

Proposed Neighboring Cities Millage Rate Comparison

All Funds Budget Capital Replacement Fund $146,600 General Fund $22,900,000 Capital Projects Fund $4,345,000 FY Total Budget $27,391,600

General Fund Budget Fiscal Year 2013 $22,900,000

General Fund Highlights  $242,150 or 2.2% Additional Ad Valorem Revenue  $42.3M - New Taxable Values  $60.9M – Current Values Increasing  $1.1 Million in Additional Building Permit Related Revenues  BSO 2 Additional Officers (Deputy & Sergeant)  Human Resources and Information Services In-House  Full Time Positions – Increased by one (1) Position  Part Time Positions Increased by thirteen (13) Positions

General Fund Highlights  Raises for Employees 3%  Merit Increase 0-2%  Employee’s 401a Unchanged  Funding for 50 th Anniversary Celebration $95,000  Funding for YMCA $100,000  Funding for School Programs $43,000  Funding for Family Central $1,120  Funding for Council for Aging $9,365  Funding for Horseman's Association $3,080

Changes to Proposed Budget Reduction In Millage Rate ($56,848) YMCA $100, th Anniversary $95,000 (reduced by $25,000) Additional Cost for Fire Rescue $117,000 Staffing Adjustments/ Reorganization $25,000 Park Rangers Moved to Public Works Additional Software Training Tree Replacement Reserve (1%) Horseman’s Association $3,080

Capital Projects Fund Budget Fiscal Year 2013 $4,345,000

FY2013 Capital Projects Pine Trails Park Phase IV $1,250,000 Public Roadway & Sidewalks Improv. 625,000 Lighting Project (Lox) 372,000 Information Services 360,500 Pine Trails Energy Efficient Lights 350,000 Western Fire Station 250,000 Public Property Beautification Program 250,000

FY2013 Capital Projects Pine Trails Shade Covers225,000 Pine Trails Park Wetland Mitigation210,000 Amphitheater- Sound & Lighting200,000 Pine Trails Public Works Facility Improvement- Fence with material bins115,000 Quigley Park- Fence & Backstops 85,000 Entry Signs (10 locations) 30,000 Portable Light Towers (3) 22,500

Fleet & Computer Replacements Fleet Replacement Verti-Cutter $ 37,000 Top Dresser 27,000 Ground Master Mower 26,000 Natural Gas Conversion- Fleet 20,000 Sand Pro 17,000 $127,000 Computer Replacement$ 17,000 In Fiscal Year 2013 Budget $300,000 will be transferred to the Fleet Replacement Fund and $300,000 to the new Facilities Replacement Fund. The funds will come from FY 2012 year-end surplus.

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