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City of Destin beaches.
Completed construction of the Western Destin Beach Restoration Project.
Completed construction of the Okaloosa Island Dune Flora Restoration and Beach Access Enhancement
Project.
Continued pursuit of a Federal Shore Protection Program.
Continued pursuit of Federal funding for the dredging of East Pass Inlet.
Work continued on the federally funded Section 204/Regional Sediment Management Study for Okaloosa
County.
Aided other County Departments in pursuing passage of the Restore Act.
Worked with Walton County to develop a watershed based approach in requesting Restore Act funding.
Began conceptual work on developing the 3 undeveloped beach access ways on Okaloosa Island.
Began conceptual work on the living shorelines project for Veteran’s Park in Okaloosa County.
Assisted the City of Destin in the emergency dredging of Destin Harbor.
Established beach recycling program for all Destin and Okaloosa Island beaches.
PROGRAM GOAL:
Continue monitoring of the Western Destin Beach Restoration Project and seek long term beach restoration and
a Federal funding partner through the Federal Shore Protection Program. Enhance and protect the Okaloosa
County and City of Destin beaches through beach restoration and cleaning activities and sea turtle monitoring.
KEY OBJECTIVES:
1. Secure Congressional/US Army Corp of Engineers funding for Feasibility Study phase of the Federal Shore
Protection Project.
2. Secure Federal funding for the dredging of East Pass Inlet.
3. Keep beaches clean from trash and other debris.
4. Protect nesting sea turtles.
5. Verify the annual beach restoration project assessment roll, containing a summary description of each parcel
of real property within the unit, the name and address of the owner of each such parcel and the assessment
authorized by ordinance against each parcel.
6. Begin construction of beach access ways on Okaloosa Island
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PERFORMANCE MEASURES:
Actual Estimated Adopted
Performance Measures
FY11/12 FY12/13 FY13/14
Continue monitoring of Western Destin Project N/A Ongoing Ongoing
Adopt Annual Assessment by Resolution Ongoing
Approve Assessment Roll Ongoing
Continue Turtle Watch Program Ongoing
Continue Cleaning of Beaches Ongoing
Continue pursuit of a Federal Shore Protection Project Ongoing
Continue attempt to secure funding for East Pass Inlet
Ongoing
dredging
Assist City of Destin in Norriego Point t-groin wall
1
construction
Construct 1st beach access way on Okaloosa Island 1
Finalize conceptual work on living shorelines project 1
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
TDD Contextual Framework
Primary Goal
Help put Heads In Beds
Follow TDC Statutory Procedure
Comply with County Policies
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
TDD Contextual Framework
• 1 Objective, 2 Funds, 5 Pennies
• Budget Projects Revenue First
• Honor the Mechanics of Fund Accounting
―Cash Carry Forward Balances
―Timing of Tax Receipts
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
5¢ BED TAX COLLECTIONS
$14,000,000
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$2,000,000
$0
2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013
PROJECTION
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
2011-2012 Actual
$3,000,000
B
$2,500,000
E
D
$2,000,000
T $1,500,000
A
X $1,000,000
$ $500,000
$0
Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
Establish annual budgets
for expenditures from
Budget
restricted resources at
Objective Part 1:
the level of the resource
restriction.
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
Comprehensive Assumptions
• $2.4 million bed tax revenue per penny
• Cash Carry Forward balances retained per penny
• Contingency Reserve Accounts established per
penny
• Proposed Ordinance Updates to lead budget
structure per penny
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
1st Penny
Provide and improve:
• Beach Park Facilities
• Tourist Destination Facilities
• Beach Improvements
• Maintenance, renourishment,
restoration and erosion control,
shoreline protection, enhancement,
access, cleanup of beaches and other
waterways.
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
1st Penny Proposed Budget
Personal Services $ 144,162
Operations 1,249,164
Capital Improvements 1,625,000
Reserves 6,001,674
$ 9,020,000
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
2nd Penny
1) Tourism Services
• Visitor Services
• Brochure distribution
• Communication & Research
2) Lifeguard services and protection
3) Tourist Bureau Administration
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
2nd Penny Proposed Budget
Personal Services $ 533,699
Operations 1,901,301
Capital Improvements 525,000
Reserves 2,000,000
$ 4,960,000
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
3rd Penny
Provide and improve:
• Visitor Welcome or Information Center
Provide for operations and maintenance of:
• Convention Center
• Visitor Welcome or Information Center
• Tourist Destination Facilities
Provide for the promotion of the use of:
• Convention Center
• Tourist Destination Facilities
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
3rd Penny Proposed Budget
Budget Revenue
Tourist Development Tax $ 2,400,000
ECCC Revenues 822,750
Balances – Cash 3,000,000
$ 6,222,750
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
3rd Penny Proposed Budget
Promotions (1 of 4)
Personal Services $ 277,342
Operations 1,669,527
$ 1,946,869
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
3rd Penny Proposed Budget
Administration (2 of 4)
Personal Services $ 976,104
Operations 467,835
$ 1,443,939
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
3rd Penny Proposed Budget
Operations (3 of 4)
Operating Expenses $ 676,935
Reserve – ECCC Operations 1,564,599
$ 2,241,534
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
3rd Penny Proposed Budget
Maintenance (4 of 4)
Operations $ 590,408
Total 4 Parts $ 6,222,750
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
4th Penny
1) Convention Center Debt Service
2) Future Improvements to Convention Center
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
4th Penny Proposed Budget
Debt Service & Reserves, etc $ 1,469,875
Identified Capital Projects 2,225,000
Other Construction & Improvements 2,760,125
$ 6,455,000
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
5th Penny
Tourism Promotion
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014 Proposed Budget Overview
5th Penny Proposed Budget
Tourism Promotion $ 2,454,564
Reserve for Contingencies 3,505,436
$ 5,960,000
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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2013 – 2014
