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SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS: <br />Federal Revenue Sharing Fund - The City maintains all revenue sharing funds <br />received here. When the City expends revenue sharing money, it's transferred <br />to the fund where it is being used. Please refer to pages 58 through 60 for <br />the budgeting of this fund. <br />Park and Recreation Fund - This fund is set up to cover all costs pertaining <br />to park land acquisition, playground equipment and maintenance of park land <br />and the equipment. The following is provided to better acquaint you with the <br />workings of this fund: <br />1) Please refer to page 61 which shows a fund summary for revenue <br />to operate the Park and Recreation Fund. It also gives a broad <br />summary of expenditures. <br />2) Please refer to pages 62 and 63 which gives you a line item <br />breakdown on expenditures. <br />3) Please refer to page 64, a list of all the City parks and the <br />equipment contained in each of these parks. It should be noted <br />that no major improvements have been planned for these parks. <br />It should be noted that the proposed Core Budget for the Park and Recreation <br />Budget for 1982 is $37,835. The supplement to this Budget which requested a <br />third (1/3) man more of time at a cost of $9,390 was approved. Consequently, <br />the total Park and Recreation Fund Budget was adopted at $47,225. <br />SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND: <br />This covers the debt service on each of the City's public improvement bond <br />issues. Please refer to pages 65 through 85 which cover each bond issue and <br />also provides amortization schedule for each issue. <br />TRUST AND AGENCY FUNDS: <br />1) Landfill Trust Fund - Please refer to page 85 - It should be noted <br />that these funds will only be used when the landfill is closed and <br />it is developed into a recreation area. <br />2) Park Improvement - Please refer to page 86 through 87 - This money <br />is derived when land is subdivided. The developer may dedicate <br />land to the City or funds. All money dedicated goes into this <br />fund and it is only used for capital improvement projects or land <br />acquisition for parks. <br />3) Bond Administrative Trust Fund - Please refer to pages 88 through <br />90 - These funds are acquired in bond issue where special assess- <br />ments are involved. A certain percentage is charged to each of <br />these types of bond issues to cover the administering of said <br />bond issues. Each year the City will transfer a certain percent- <br />age from this fund to the General Fund. <br />