VILLAGE OF WELLINGTON, FLORIDASTATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCESGOVERNMENTAL FUNDSYEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2009Planning, Other TotalZoning Recreation Capital Governmental GovernmentalGeneral and Building Programs Projects Funds FundsRevenues:Ad valorem taxes $ 16,049,186 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 16,049,186Franchise fees 3,594,701 - - - - 3,594,701Utility taxes 6,634,632 - - - - 6,634,632Special assessments - - - - 3,549,190 3,549,190Impact fees - - - - 356,648 356,648Licenses and permits 285,087 2,678,182 - - - 2,963,269Intergovernmental revenue 4,415,603 - 1,196,098 5,814,682 2,081,293 13,507,676Charges for services 16,728 - 1,467,408 - 282,615 1,766,751Fines and forfeitures 131,134 409,833 - - - 540,967Investment income 1,118,132 235,597 137,486 778,048 1,132,030 3,401,293Miscellaneous 264,592 41,088 18,202 204,375 264,909 793,166Total revenues 32,509,795 3,364,700 2,819,194 6,797,105 7,666,685 53,157,47920
VILLAGE OF WELLINGTON, FLORIDASTATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES (Continued)GOVERNMENTAL FUNDSYEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2009Planning, Other TotalZoning Recreation Capital Governmental GovernmentalGeneral and Building Programs Projects Funds FundsExpenditures:Current:General government $ 8,776,393 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 8,776,393Public safety 6,986,980 - - - - 6,986,980Physical environment 6,414,702 3,418,953 - - 1,609,459 11,443,114Transportation - - - - 1,526,599 1,526,599Culture and recreation - - 5,816,607 - 200,000 6,016,607Capital outlay 142,176 242,452 42,210 7,882,917 5,463,957 13,773,712Debt service:Principal - - - - 1,270,000 1,270,000Interest and other fiscal charges - - - - 883,533 883,533Total expenditures 22,320,251 3,661,405 5,858,817 7,882,917 10,953,548 50,676,938Excess (deficiency) <strong>of</strong> revenuesover expenditures 10,189,544 (296,705) (3,039,623) (1,085,812) (3,286,863) 2,480,541Other financing sources (uses):Transfers in 8,580,960 1,631,195 8,503,482 1,519,875 9,215,778 29,451,290Transfers out (17,181,609) (1,541,660) (3,251,634) (61,400) (3,771,083) (25,807,386)Total other financingsources (uses) (8,600,649) 89,535 5,251,848 1,458,475 5,444,695 3,643,904Net change in fund balances 1,588,895 (207,170) 2,212,225 372,663 2,157,832 6,124,445Fund balances, beginning <strong>of</strong> year 22,635,381 5,372,090 3,134,233 19,437,959 26,473,955 77,053,618Fund balances, end <strong>of</strong> year $ 24,224,276 $ 5,164,920 $ 5,346,458 $ 19,810,622 $ 28,631,787 $ 83,178,06321
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