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FYE 14 Budget prelim - City of Norman

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CITY OF NORMANDiscussion <strong>of</strong> the GraphThe primary sources <strong>of</strong> General Fund revenues are sales and franchise taxes. Total taxes rangefrom 71% <strong>of</strong> total revenues in <strong>FYE</strong> 2005 to an estimated 68% <strong>of</strong> total revenues in <strong>FYE</strong> 2013 anda projected 72% in <strong>FYE</strong> 20<strong>14</strong>. The increase in the percent <strong>of</strong> other revenues in <strong>FYE</strong> 08 is due toa FEMA reimbursement <strong>of</strong> over $5,000,000 for the December 2007 - January 2008 ice stormdamage. The increase in the percent <strong>of</strong> tax revenue in <strong>FYE</strong> 09 is due to the 1/2% (0.5%), 7-year,Public Safety Sales Tax increase that citizens approved on May 13th, 2008. Beginning in <strong>FYE</strong>11, the Public Safety Sales Tax was accounted for in the Public Safety Sales Tax Fund andremoved from the General Fund. The decline <strong>of</strong> sales tax revenues and other revenues in <strong>FYE</strong>10 to <strong>FYE</strong> 11 is due to the economic recession and the move <strong>of</strong> the Public Safety Sales Tax to itsown fund.ANNUAL BUDGET21

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