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netnet assetsassets byby$ $ 1_ 1 mil ionmil ion forfor thethe fiscalfiscal yearyear endedended
September September 30,30, 2012.2012. KeyKey elementselements ofof thisthis changechange areare asas follows:follows:
BothBoth operatingoperating andand capitalcapital grantsgrants forfor governmentalgovernmental activitiesactivities decreased.decreased. OperatingOperating grantsgrants
decreaseddecreased byby$ $ 172,172, 390390 oror 22.22. 6%6% duedue toto priorprior yearyear receiptreceipt ofof thethe AssistanceAssistance toto FirefightersFirefighters Grant.Grant.
CapitalCapital grantsgrants decreased decreased byby$ $ 194,194, 212212 oror 55.55. 3%3% duedue toto recording recording thethe receiptreceipt ofof thethe policepolice
departmentsdepartments OSSIOSSI softwaresoftware inin thethe priorprior year.year.
PropertyProperty taxtax revenuerevenue decreaseddecr$ eased $ 187,187, 751751 duedue toto thethe declinedecline inin thethe taxabletaxable assessedassessed valuevalue ofof CityCity
properties.properties.
FranchiseFranchise feefee revenuerevenue decreaseddecreased
$ $ 257,257, 269269 primarilyprimarily duedue toto aa correctioncorrection inin thethe methodmethod ofof
allocationallocation byby oneone ofof thethe primary primary revenuerevenue sources,sources, whichwhich waswas outsideoutside thethe City'City' s control.control.
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Overall, expenses for governmental activities increased $ 1. 6 million or 8. 5% primarily related to
an increase in the other post -employment benefits ( OPEB) liability, City Council planned use of
unrestricted fund balance for employee incentives, increased expenses related to the Community 0
Redevelopment Agency' s addition of 3 police officers, unanticipated expenses that necessitated
the use of fund balance, and increased pension contributions.
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Current Year Impacts —Business -Type Activities
Business -type activities decreased the City' s net assets by $ 385, 079 for the fiscal year ended September
30, 7012. Key elements of this change are as follows:
Capital Grants and Contributions for business -type activities increased $ 266, 113, or 406.3% due to
funding received for the reuse water line infrastructure grant.
Expenses throughout the Enterprise Funds decreased by $ 2. 0 million, or 13. 8 %. This decrease was
primarily due to the prior year recognition of significant depreciation expense when a change in
estimate on a previously purchased force main and re -use water filtration system occurred. The
Sanitation fund experienced an increase of 8. 6 %, or $ 216, 272 due to the purchase of two trucks,
while the Golf fund expenses decreased by $ 187, 288, or 8. 5% related to necessitated reductions due
to declining revenues. The Stonnwater fund experienced an increase of $ 157, 668, or 46.4% due to
expenses related to the development of a master plan.
The Utilities fund recognized an impairment loss of $588, 652, due to the revised average expected
life of the City' s Pump Station 41.
Utilization of 2005 Utility Revenue Bond proceeds for the decommissioning of the City' s Wastewater
Treatment Plant.
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FINANCIALFINANCIAL ANALYSIS ANALYSIS OFOF THETHE CITY'CITY' SS FUNDSFUNDS
AsAs notednoted earlierear, lier, thethe CityCity ofof FortFort WaltonWalton BeachBeach usesuses fundfund accountingaccounting toto ensureensure andand demonstratedemonstrate
compliancecompliance withwith finance-finance- relatedrelated legallegal requirements.requirements.
Governmental Governmental FundsFunds
TheThe focusfocus ofof thethe CityCity s governmentalgovernmental fundsfunds isis toto provideprovide informationinformation onon nearnear - - termterm inflows,inflows, outflows,outflows, andand
balancesbalances ofof availableavailable resources.resources. SuchSuch informationinformation isis usefuluseful inin assessingassessing thethe CityCi' ty' s financing financing requirements.requirements.
InIn particular,particular, unrestricted unrestricted fundfund balancebalance maymay serveserve asas aa usefuluseful measure measure ofof aa government'government' ss netnet resources resources
availableavailable forfor spendingspending atat thethe endend ofof thethe fiscalfiscal year.year.
AsAs ofof September September 30,30, 2012,2012, thethe CityCity ofof FortFort WaltonWalton Beach'Beach' s governmentalgovernmental fundsfunds havehave combinedcombined endingending
fundfund balancesbalances ofof$ $ 16.16. 1 mil ion,mil ion, aa decrease decrease ofof$ $ 1. 66 mil ionmil ion inin comparisoncomparison withwith thethe priorprior year.year.
ApproximatelyApproximately 55.55. 6%6% ofof thisthis amount,amount, oror 59.59. 00 mil ion,mil ion, isis availableavailable forfor spendingspending atat thethe discretiondiscretion ofof CityCity
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