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FINANCIAi_. SECTION (continued) <br />The following table presents a comparative analysis of General Fund Revenues and Other Financing Sources for <br />1997 and 1996, respectively: <br />unction <br />Property Taxes <br />Licenses and Permits <br />Intergovernmental Revenue <br />Charges for Services <br />Fines and Penalties <br />Other Revenue: <br />Interest Earned on Investments <br />Miscellaneous <br />Transfers From Other Funds <br />Total Revenues and Other Financing Sources <br /> 1422 124Sz <br /> of % of <br />Am~anl Total An1QUn1 Total <br />$2,044,749 48.3% $1,748,024 44.3% <br />385,481 9.1 441,204 11.2 <br />1,093,109 25.8 1,014,962 25.7 <br />299,418 7.1 278,440 7.0 <br />47,358 1.1 56,883 1.4 <br />164,374 3.9 106,484 2.7 <br />7,944 .2 14,567 .4 <br />188.557 4.5 290.104 7.3 <br />$4.230.990 100.0% $3.950,668 100.0% <br />Current tax collections for 1997, for general and debt service levies, are 99.01% of the tax levy, compared to 99.5% <br />in 1996. The ratio of total collections [current, delinquent and tax forfeit sales] exclusive of tax increments, to the <br />current tax levy is 98.9%, a decrease of .6%, compared to 1996. <br />Licenses and Permits revenue decreased in 1997. The decrease of $55,723 from 1996 to 1997, is due primarily to <br />building permit activity as new housing decreased 20% over 19961evels. <br />Intergovernmental revenues increased in 1997, by $78,147 over 1996. This increase is due primarily to an increase <br />in State funded aids and the Federal COPS Fast grant received late in the year. <br />The increase of $20,978 in Charges for Services, from 1996 to 1997, is due primarily to the recording of overhead <br />from street maintenance projects to reimburse engineering time. Plan check fees were considerably lower in 1997 <br />due to the decrease in building permit activity as noted above. Other catagories under Charges for Services <br />remained constant from 1996 to 1997. <br />Interest Earnings increased by $57,890 in 1997. This increase was due to several factors, including a more stable <br />market with less volatility. <br />There was a decrease of $101,547 in the Transfers from Other Funds from 1996 to 1997. This decrease was due to <br />the amounts available from the Equipment Replacement Fund for budgeted 1997 capital purchases, and the amount <br />available from the Public Improvement Revolving Fund for the annual street maintenance programs. <br />The distribution of the tax levy, by purpose expressed as tax capacity rates for the years payable 1993 to 1997, are <br />as follows: <br /> General Fund <br />1'g~ Tax apaci Rate <br />1993 15.923 <br />1994 18.352 <br />1995 19.175 <br />1996 20.254 <br />1997 20.346 <br />Debt Service Funds <br />0.259 <br />0.332 <br />0.243 <br />0.113 <br />0.108 <br />Total City Share <br />Tax Capacity Rate <br />16.182 <br />18.684 <br />19.418 <br />20.367 <br />20.454 <br />x <br />