General Fund Revenues<strong>2012</strong>-13 <strong>Budget</strong>Franchise Other Taxes UtIHty Users fines and '-'terestFees '" forfeitures '-'come5" 3" 4"Sales TaxCharles and14" Fees8%InterfundTransfers8%lcensesandPermitsProperty Tax34"Other'"2"It has been necessary to find other revenue sources to fund basic services like police andfire, since the traditional method <strong>of</strong> funding by adjusting the property tax rate is notavailable to California cities. Greater reliance is placed on user fees and local taxes, such sthe utility users tax, which can be controlled at a local level.Library &Reer.tilln12"General Fund Expenditures<strong>2012</strong>-13 <strong>Budget</strong>Fir.21"Nondlpt....xx
In order to put <strong>Daly</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s financial status in perspective, the following chart compareswhat the State <strong>of</strong> California defines as "General Revenue" per capita for a number <strong>of</strong> SanFrancisco Bay Area cities. Historically <strong>Daly</strong> <strong>City</strong> has remained at the lower end <strong>of</strong>General Revenue per Capita in relationship to neighboring cities. The comparison betweenfiscal 2007-08 and 2009-10 clearly illustrates the decline in revenues experienced bynearly all cities in the region.General Revenue Per Capita2007-08 Revenue 2009-10 RevenueRevenue Population per Capita Revenue Population per Capita ChangeBrisbane $15,246,276 3,861 $ 3,949 $11,891,763 3,993 $ 2,978 -24.6%Hillsborough 15,173,008 11,272 1,346 14,973,180 11,537 1,298 -3.6%Burlingame 37,944,223 28,867 1,314 32,585,466 29,342 1,111 -15.5%Mountain View 84,893,744 73,932 1,148 76,632,264 75,787 1,011 -11.9%Richmond 106,692,591 103,577 1,030 104,743,103 105,630 992 -3.7%Redwood <strong>City</strong> 78,164,350 77,269 1,012 75,957,250 78,568 967 -4.4%Santa Clara 92,660,597 115,503 802 94,967,274 118,830 799 -0.4%San Leandro 64,008,858 81,851 782 55,985,299 83,183 673 -13.9%Sunnyvale 103,049,231 137,538 749 92,561,939 140,450 659 -12.0%So. San Francisco 47,632,063 63,744 747 44,869,578 65,872 681 -8.8%San Mateo 68,395,210 95,776 714 63,811,524 97,535 654 -8.4%San Bruno 30,859,151 43,444 710 29,280,544 44,294 661 -6.9%Hayward 104,466,960 149,205 700 89,559,084 153,014 585 -16.4%Millbrae 14,702,046 21,387 687 15,552,061 21,968 708 3.0%Vallejo 64,074,423 121,097 529 54,702,093 121,435 450 -14.9%<strong>Daly</strong> <strong>City</strong> 53,864,444 104,661 515 51,915,843 108,383 479 -6.9%Pacifica 20,156,477 39,616 509 19,015,788 40,431 470 -7.6%Most recent data as reported by the State ControllerWater and Wastewater Utility RevenuesBoth <strong>of</strong> the <strong>City</strong>'s utilities' revenues are derived from water usage. Water consumptionmultiplied by a per-unit rate determines user fees and utility revenues. As a result, therevenues for both utilities are impacted by population change and conservation. Therecession caused a decline in population while it also motivated users to conserve. As canbe seen by the following water consumption chart, usage is nearly equal to what it was inthe 1987-91 drought period.XXI
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