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Contents

INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................

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Use of the Publication......................................................................................................


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City Revenues ..................................................................................................................
v
City Expenditures ............................................................................................................
xx
Outstanding Long-Term Indebtedness............................................................................. xxviii
City Assessed Valuation, Taxes Allocated, and Taxes Levied........................................ xxxii
City Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit .......... xxxiii
Cities That Failed to File ................................................................................................. xxxiii
City Incorporation............................................................................................................ xxxiii

FINANCIAL SECTION
Table 1.
Table 2.
Table 3.
Table 4.
Table 5.
Table 6.
Table 7.

Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location,


and Class .........................................................................................................
Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data
and Class .........................................................................................................
Statement of Revenues....................................................................................
Statement of Expenditures ..............................................................................
Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness...........................................................
2003-04 Assessed Valuation and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied .......
Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to
the Limit..........................................................................................................

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SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Appendix A: Definitions...................................................................................................
Appendix B: Notes to Tables............................................................................................
State Controllers Office Publication List.........................................................................
Acknowledgements...........................................................................................................

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Introduction
Government Code Section 12463 directs the California State Controller to
annually compile and report to the public the financial transactions of
Californias cities. This Cities Annual Report presents financial transactions
for the period of July 1, 2002, through June 30, 2003, for 469 of 477
incorporated cities that filed their reports for this publication.
All data presented within this report were compiled from the Cities Financial
Transactions Reports. These reports were, for the most part, unaudited.
However, the information contained herein can still be useful to those
interested in the financial transactions of individual cities, as well as to those
who wish to understand trends and compare various city governments
spending of taxpayer dollars.
Cities lack a prescribed uniform system of accounting. Therefore, readers
should be cautious when making comparisons, because the components of an
item of data are not necessarily the same for all cities.
This publication does not follow Government Accounting Standards Board
(GASB) Statement No. 14 regarding the blending of component units. Some
cities have special districts for which the city council acts as the board of
directors. GASB Statement No. 14 requires that those entities be combined in
the financial report. However, city-governed districts are excluded from this
publication because of Government Code Section 12463.1, which requires
that they be reported in the Special Districts Annual Report, also published
by the California State Controllers Office.

Use of the
Publication

This publication provides statistical data on revenues, expenditures, longterm indebtedness, appropriation limits, and total annual appropriations
subject to the limit.
Table 1 presents an alphabetical listing of cities. Also listed are the cities
estimated populations as of June 30, 2003, the 2000 federal census figures,
the county location, and the type of government Chartered or General
Law under which each city operates.
Table 2 presents an alphabetical listing of cities by county location, showing
the same information as in Table 1.
Table 3 presents city revenues, categorized as functional or general revenues.
Functional revenues are revenues that are either generated from direct

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services or associated with a specific service such as grant conditions or


statutory requirements; general revenues are revenues that cannot be
associated with a specific service.
It should be noted that revenues from general government and city-owned
enterprises are consolidated within these tables. Total revenues do not
include special assessment funds (i.e., those authorized by the Improvement
Acts of 1911 and 1915, etc.), internal service funds, pension trusts, or agency
transactions. Also, note that the % of the State Total column in the State
Totals section may not add to 100.00 due to rounding.
Table 4 presents expenditures from general government and city-owned
enterprise activities. Expenditures presented in these tables are composed of
operating expenditures and capital outlay. Operating expenditures include
debt service and exclude depreciation expense of enterprise funds. Also, note
that the % column in the State Totals section may not add to 100.00 due to
rounding.
Table 5 presents government financing from outstanding long-term
indebtedness as of June 30, 2003. Additional information on bonded
indebtedness, future lease payments, financing obligations provided by
federal and state agencies, and special assessment acts are shown for each
city. Debt retired during the reporting period is also included in these tables.
Table 6 presents the assessed valuation and property taxes allocated and
levied for the 2003-04 fiscal year, as of September 1, 2003.
Table 7 presents appropriation limits and total annual appropriations subject
to the limit as of June 30, 2003. This information is unaudited and is
presented as submitted to the California State Controllers Office.
The City and County of San Francisco has a unique status as both a city and
a county entity. Although it is included in the State Totals at the end of each
of the tables, it is not included in the introduction section of this publication,
in order to be consistent with prior year publications. Additional financial
data regarding the City and County of San Francisco can be found in the
Counties Annual Report, also published by the California State
Controllers Office.

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City Revenues

Figure 1 details city revenues, presented as functional and general.


Functional revenues are defined as those revenues that can be associated with
and allocated to one or more expenditure functions and that meet one of the
following criteria: 1) The revenue is generated in the form of fees and
charges for direct services; or 2) The revenue is associated with a specific
service tied to external requirements of such things as grants, bond or sale
agreements, and statutory or charter requirements. General revenues are
defined as revenues that cannot be associated with a specific expenditure.
Examples are property taxes (other than voter-approved indebtedness), sales
taxes, and business license taxes.
For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2003, total revenues generated from
general government and city-owned enterprises amounted to $42.4 billion, an
increase of $2.8 billion (7.17%) from the prior year. Of the aggregate city
revenues, functional revenues amounted to $28.4 billion (67.00%), an
increase of 9.70% from the prior year, and general revenues amounted to
$14.0 billion (33.00%), an increase of 2.36% from the prior year.
Electric activities, at $4.0 billion (13.93%) of total functional revenues,
generated the largest single source of functional revenues and 9.34% of the
aggregate city revenues. Electric activity revenues decreased by
$123.0 million (3.01%) from the prior year.
Sales and use taxes, at $4.0 billion (28.28%) of total general revenues,
provided the largest source of general revenues and 9.33% of the aggregate
city revenues. The increase in sales and use tax revenues amounted to
$132.6 million (3.46%) from the prior year.
Figure 2 depicts total revenues by source. The taxes and current service
charges categories are further depicted in Figures 3 and 4.

Cities Annual Report

Figure 1
Revenues by Source and Percent of Total
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Functional
Revenues

Sources
Taxes
Property ......................................................
Voter-Approved Indebtedness....................
Sales and Use ............................................
Transportation ............................................
Business License .......................................
Utility Users ................................................
Other ..........................................................
Total Taxes .............................................

283,905

505,943

717,911
1,507,759

Percent
of Total
Functional
Revenues
%
1.00

1.78

2.52
5.30

General
Revenues

2,930,816

3,960,907

825,400
1,422,407
1,981,710
11,121,240

Percent
of Total
General
Revenues

20.93 %

28.28

5.89
10.16
14.15
79.41

Total
Revenues 1,2

2,930,816
283,905
3,960,907
505,943
825,400
1,422,407
2,699,621
12,628,999

Percent
of Total
Revenues

6.91 %
0.67
9.33
1.19
1.94
3.35
6.37
29.76

Special Benefit Assessments ........................


Licenses and Permits ....................................
Fines and Forfeitures.....................................
Revenues From Use of
Money and Property ...................................

501,251
566,649
337,595

1.76
1.99
1.19

22,312
118,244

0.16
0.84

501,251
588,961
455,839

1.18
1.39
1.07

1,038,922

3.65

658,288

4.70

1,697,210

4.00

Intergovernmental Agencies
State ...........................................................
Federal .......................................................
County and Other .......................................
Total Intergovernmental Agencies ..........

1,572,011
1,918,936
256,716
3,747,663

5.53
6.75
0.90
13.18

1,700,812

79,514
1,780,326

12.14

0.57
12.71

3,272,823
1,918,936
336,230
5,527,989

7.71
4.52
0.80
13.03

Current Service Charges


Sewer Service Charges
and Connection Fees ..............................
Solid Waste ................................................
Park and Recreation Fees..........................
Water Service Charges
and Connection Fees ..............................
Electric........................................................
Airport .........................................................
Ports and Harbors ......................................
Quasi-External Transactions ......................
Other...........................................................
Total Current Service Charges................

2,170,462
1,145,983
379,747

7.63
4.03
1.34

2,170,462
1,145,983
379,747

5.11
2.70
0.89

2,681,695
3,961,701
811,929
722,781
426,077
3,118,112
15,418,487

9.43
13.93
2.86
2.54
1.50
10.97
54.23

2,681,695
3,961,701
811,929
722,781
426,077
3,118,112
15,418,487

6.32
9.34
1.91
1.70
1.00
7.36
36.33

Other Revenues.............................................

1,756,712

6.18

303,974

2.18

2,060,686

4.86

Other Financing Sources


Sale of Bonds .............................................
Notes and Other .........................................
Total Other Financing Sources ...............
Grand Total ............................................

2,654,721
903,651
3,558,372
$ 28,433,410

100.00 %

2,654,721
903,651
3,558,372
42,437,794

6.26
2.12
8.38
100.00 %

9.34
3.18
12.52
100.00 %

$ 14,004,384

Revenues do not include operating transfers, pension trust and agency funds, and internal service fund transactions.

Revenues from general government and city-owned enterprise activities are included.

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Figure 2
Total Revenues by Source
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)

Special Benefit
Assessments,
Licenses and
Permits, and Fines
and Forfeitures
3.64%

Intergovernmental
Agencies
13.03%

Taxes
29.76%

Other Revenues and


Other Financing
Sources
13.24%

Current Service
Charges
36.33%

Revenues From Use


of Money and
Property
4.00%

Figure 3

Figure 4

Total Taxes by Source

Total Current Service Charges by Source

(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)

(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)

VoterApproved
Indebtedness
2.25%

Sales and Use


31.36%

Property
23.21%

Water Service
Charges and
Connection
Fees
17.39%

Solid Waste
7.43%

Sewer
Service
Charges and
Connection
Fees
14.08%

Ports and
Harbors
4.69%

QuasiExternal
Transactions
2.76%

Airport
5.27%

Business
License
6.54%
Transportation
Utility Users
4.01%
11.26%

Park and
Recreation
Fees
2.46%

Other
21.37%
Electric
25.69%

Other
20.23%

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Property Taxes and


Voter-Approved
Indebtedness

Property taxes, which include secured, unsecured, supplemental roll, and any
ad valorem taxes levied above the 1% rate, accounted for $3.2 billion
(7.58%) of the aggregate city revenues. This represents an 8.99% increase
from the prior year. Generally, secured and unsecured property taxes are not
restrictive in their use, except for levies in excess of 1%. These levies are
restricted for payment of voter-approved debt approved prior to July 1, 1978,
or after July 1, 1986. See Figure 5 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 5
Property Taxes and Voter-Approved Indebtedness
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Property
Taxes

Year
1993-94 ................................... $
1994-95 ...................................
1995-96 ...................................
1996-97 ...................................
1997-98 ...................................
1998-99 ...................................
1999-00 ...................................
2000-01 ...................................
2001-02 ...................................
2002-03 ...................................

1,827,873
1,836,510
1,884,736
1,885,957
2,007,849
2,114,581
2,284,171
2,503,706
2,713,861
2,930,816

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
VoterFrom
Approved
Prior Year
Indebtedness
(10.18) % $
0.47
2.63
0.06
6.46
5.32
8.02
9.61
8.39
7.99

164,732
176,004
197,746
199,078
207,738
210,083
231,230
222,307
235,669
283,905

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
14.06 % $
6.84
12.35
0.67
4.35
1.13
10.07
(3.86)
6.01
2
20.47

Total
1,992,605
2,012,514
2,082,482
2,085,035
2,215,587
2,324,664
2,515,401
2,726,013
2,949,530
3,214,721

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
1

(8.57) %
1.00
3.48
0.12
6.26
4.92
8.20
8.37
8.20
8.99

Percent
of Total
Revenues
7.84 %
7.64
7.38
6.79
7.17
7.08
7.25
6.78
7.45
7.58

Legislation enacted in 1992 began shifting property tax revenues from local governments to school districts, reducing these
revenues to cities.

The increase in Voter-Approved Indebtedness was mainly due to an additional $5.4 million, $16.0 million, and $17.2 million in
voter-approved indebtedness property taxes reported by the cities of Berkeley, Los Angeles, and Oakland, respectively.

Sales and Use Taxes


and Transportation
Tax

The statewide sales and use tax rate is 7.25%. Revenues from this tax are
allocated as follows: 5.00% goes to the State; 1.00% is shared by cities and
counties; 0.50% goes to cities and counties for the Public Safety Fund, to be
used for police, fire, and other public safety operations; 0.50% is allocated to
the states Local Revenue Fund, which is currently being used for various
health and social service programs; and 0.25% may be allocated to cities and
counties in the form of transportation tax monies from the State.
An additional amount of sales tax, up to 1.50% above the statewide 7.25%
rate, can be levied on a countywide basis, primarily for transportationrelated purposes. Twenty-five of the 58 counties levy an additional tax.
As shown in Figure 1, the cities share of the sales and use taxes on retail
sales and other taxable transactions within the incorporated area amounted to
$4.0 billion (9.33%) of the aggregate city revenues, an increase of
$132.6 million (3.46%) from the prior year. The portion representing the
transportation tax amounted to $505.9 million (1.19%) of the aggregate city
revenues, an increase of $33.1 million (7.01%) from the prior year.

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The $4.5 billion reported by cities from sales and use taxes and the
transportation tax constituted 10.52% of the aggregate city revenues, a 3.85%
increase from the prior year.
See Figure 6 for a 10-year comparison.
Figure 6
Sales and Use Taxes and Transportation Tax
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Year

Sales and
Use Taxes

1993-94 ................................. $
1994-95 .................................
1995-96 .................................
1996-97 .................................
1997-98 .................................
1998-99 .................................
1999-00 .................................
2000-01 .................................
2001-02 .................................
2002-03 .................................

Business License and


Utility Users Taxes

2,419,035
2,516,034
2,697,273
2,812,983
3,024,533
3,185,324
3,553,994
3,952,059
3,828,356
3,960,907

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
1.71 %
4.01
7.20
4.29
7.52
5.32
11.57
11.20
(3.13)
3.46

Transportation
Tax
$

377,441
456,520
428,038
451,185
444,264
434,382
468,889
436,118
472,817
505,943

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
(7.76) %
20.95
(6.24)
5.41
(1.53)
(2.22)
7.94
(6.99)
8.41
7.01

Total
$

2,796,476
2,972,554
3,125,311
3,264,168
3,468,797
3,619,706
4,022,883
4,388,177
4,301,173
4,466,850

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

Percent
of Total
Revenues

0.32 %
6.30
5.14
4.44
6.27
4.35
11.14
9.08
(1.98)
3.85

11.01 %
11.28
11.07
10.62
11.23
11.03
11.58
10.93
10.86
10.52

California cities received $825.4 million from business license taxes, a


3.57% increase from the prior year. These revenues are generated from
business license ordinances based on flat-rate charges, as well as from those
based on the number of employees, receipts, sales, or quantity of product
produced.
Another revenue source is the utility users tax, which is a tax levied on public
utilities. This revenue amounted to $1.4 billion, a 2.59% increase from the
prior year. Generally, these revenues are unrestrictive as to their use.
See Figure 7 for a 10-year comparison.

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Figure 7
Business License and Utility Users Taxes
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Business
License
Tax

Year
1993-94 .............................................. $
1994-95 ..............................................
1995-96 ..............................................
1996-97 ..............................................
1997-98 ..............................................
1998-99 ..............................................
1999-00 ..............................................
2000-01 ..............................................
2001-02 ..............................................
2002-03 ..............................................

Percentage
Increase
From
Prior Year
1

600,789
613,162
637,370
655,195
676,655
707,247
709,765
763,885
796,986
825,400

0.23 %
2.06
3.95
2.80
3.28
4.52
0.36
7.63
4.33
3.57

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

Utility
Users
Tax
$

1,088,516
1,127,015
1,151,353
1,196,550
1,234,236
1,253,864
1,276,545
1,464,405
1,386,468
1,422,407

9.26 %
3.54
2.16
3.93
3.15
1.59
1.81
2
14.72
(5.32)
2.59

Total
$

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

1,689,305
1,740,177
1,788,723
1,851,745
1,910,891
1,961,111
1,986,310
2,228,290
2,183,454
2,247,807

5.87 %
3.01
2.79
3.52
3.19
2.63
1.28
12.18
(2.01)
2.95

The City of Los Angeles Business License Tax decreased by $6.0 million in the 1993-94 fiscal year, due to the damage to, and
destruction of, many commercial and retail businesses caused by the Northridge earthquake.

The City of Los Angeles Utility Users Tax increased by $70.0 million in the 2000-01 fiscal year due to higher electricity charges.

Other Taxes

As shown in Figure 1, revenues from prior year property taxes, other


property taxes, interest, penalties and delinquent taxes, transient lodging,
property transfers, franchises, and other non-property taxes amounted to
$2.7 billion (6.37%) of the aggregate city revenues, an increase of
$167.9 million (6.63%) from the prior year. Transient lodging taxes
generated the largest single source of revenue from other taxes, totaling
$782.8 million, an increase of $6.1 million (0.79%) from the prior year. See
Figure 8 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 8
Other Taxes
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Transient
Lodging
Taxes

Year
1993-94 ....... $
1994-95 .......
1995-96 .......
1996-97 .......
1997-98 .......
1998-99 .......
1999-00 .......
2000-01 .......
2001-02 .......
2002-03 .......
1

445,967
475,008
527,013
588,857
659,508
698,245
772,497
875,638
776,633
782,770

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
6.73 % $
6.51
10.95
11.73
12.00
5.87
10.63
13.35
(11.31)
0.79

Franchises
376,749
395,507
395,498
428,676
470,929
488,121
537,747
613,003
676,813
627,534

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
(1.13) %
4.98
0.00
8.39
9.86
3.65
10.17
13.99
10.41
(7.28)

Other
$

614,645
586,639
609,077
707,417
812,563
896,736
992,812
1,097,115
1,078,230
1,289,317

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

Total

18.03 % $ 1,437,361
(4.56)
1,457,154
3.82
1,531,588
16.15
1,724,950
14.86
1,943,000
10.36
2,083,102
10.71
2,303,056
10.51
2,585,756
(1.72)
2,531,676
1
19.58
2,699,621

The increase in Other was mainly due to a general increase in Construction Development Taxes reported.

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
8.92 %
1.38
5.11
12.62
12.64
7.21
10.56
12.27
(2.09)
6.63

Introduction

Special Benefit
Assessments,
Licenses and Permits,
and Fines
and Forfeitures

As shown in Figure 1, special benefit assessments for operations (e.g., fire,


paramedics, police, street lighting, and other) totaled $501.3 million (1.18%)
of the aggregate city revenues, an increase of $47.8 million (10.55%) from
the prior year.
Fees from licenses (exclusive of business license taxes) and permits (e.g.,
animal, bicycle, construction, streets, curbs, and other) amounted to
$589.0 million (1.39%) of the aggregate city revenues, an increase of
$47.0 million (8.67%) from the prior year.
Fines and forfeitures (e.g., vehicle code fines and other fines and forfeitures)
amounted to $455.8 million (1.07%) of the aggregate city revenues, an
increase of $36.8 million (8.79%) from the prior year.
See Figure 9 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 9
Special Benefit Assessments, Licenses and Permits, and Fines and Forfeitures
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Year

Percentage
Increase
Special
(Decrease) Licenses
Benefit
From
and
Assessments Prior Year Permits

1993-94 ....................... $
1994-95 .......................
1995-96 .......................
1996-97 .......................
1997-98 .......................
1998-99 .......................
1999-00 .......................
2000-01 .......................
2001-02 .......................
2002-03 .......................

338,153
336,694
401,378
443,395
419,490
404,973
392,845
449,056
453,432
501,251

11.21 % $ 287,152
(0.43)
296,935
2
334,632
19.21
10.47
359,384
3
414,763
(5.39)
4
(3.46)
454,082
6
(2.99)
501,807
14.31
552,787
0.97
541,948
10.55
588,961

Percentage
Percentage
Increase
Increase
(Decrease)
(Decrease)
From
Fines and
From
Prior Year Forfeitures Prior Year
1.77 % $
3.41
12.70
7.40
15.41
9.48
10.51
10.16
(1.96)
8.67

253,669
269,610
269,101
278,239
288,859
389,316
417,335
432,500
419,010
455,839

Total

6.25 % $ 878,974
6.28
903,239
(0.19)
1,005,111
3.40
1,081,018
3.82
1,123,112
5
34.78
1,248,371
7.20
1,311,987
3.63
1,434,343
(3.12)
1,414,390
8.79
1,546,051

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
6.55 %
2.76
11.28
7.55
3.89
11.15
5.10
9.33
(1.39)
9.31

The increase in Fines and Forfeitures is a result of AB 408, Chapter 1244, Statutes of 1992, which shifted the allocation of parking
fines from the State to the cities.

The increase in Special Benefit Assessments was due primarily to $12.4 million in additional lighting and landscaping assessments
and $16.7 million for new police special benefit assessments by the cities of Antioch and Los Angeles, respectively.

The decrease in Special Benefit Assessments was mainly due to reductions of $8.0 million and $5.8 million in lighting assessments
by the cities of San Diego and Antioch, respectively.

The decrease in Special Benefit Assessments was due to a reduction of $15.6 million in fire special benefit assessments by the City
of Los Angeles.

The increase in Fines and Forfeitures is a result of AB 233, Chapter 850, Statutes of 1997, which shifted the allocation of vehicle
code fines from the State to the cities.

The decrease in Special Benefit Assessments was mainly due to a reduction of $8.6 million in other special benefit assessments by
the City of Oxnard.

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Revenues From Use of


Money and Property

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, revenues from investment earnings, rents,


concessions, royalties, and other amounted to $1.7 billion (4.00%) of the
aggregate city revenues. Of the $1.7 billion, investment earnings provided
the largest single source of revenue, at $1.4 billion. This was a decrease of
$195.1 million (12.37%) from the prior year. See Figure 10 for a 10-year
comparison.

Figure 10
Revenues From Use of Money and Property
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Investment
Earnings

Year

1993-94 ............................................... $
1994-95 ...............................................
1995-96 ...............................................
1996-97 ...............................................
1997-98 ...............................................
1998-99 ...............................................
1999-00 ...............................................
2000-01 ...............................................
2001-02 ...............................................
2002-03 ...............................................

838,052
932,805
1,096,825
1,103,901
1,271,992
1,227,090
1,384,651
2,018,885
1,577,411
1,382,290

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
1

(7.28) %
11.31
3
17.58
0.65
15.23
(3.53)
12.84
4
45.80
5
(21.87)
5
(12.37)

Rents and
Concessions,
Royalties,
and Other
$

168,867
171,650
202,448
226,583
229,934
262,988
268,914
278,270
284,739
314,920

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
2

(11.62) %
1.65
17.94
11.92
1.48
14.38
2.25
3.48
2.32
10.60

Total
$

1,006,919
1,104,455
1,299,273
1,330,484
1,501,926
1,490,078
1,653,565
2,297,155
1,862,150
1,697,210

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
(8.03) %
9.69
17.64
2.40
12.89
(0.79)
10.97
38.92
(18.94)
(8.86)

The decrease in Investment Earnings was a result of a general decline in the investment earnings rate.

The decrease in Rents and Concessions revenues was due to modified internal accounting procedures by the City of Oakland.

The increase in Investment Earnings was mainly due to a reclassification of $43.0 million in interest from the Industry UrbanDevelopment Agency to the City of Industry.

The increase in Investment Earnings was a result of a general increase in the investment earnings rate.

The decrease in Investment Earnings was a result of a general decrease in the investment earnings rate.

Intergovernmental
Agencies

Revenues from intergovernmental agencies (e.g., state, county, federal, and


other taxes in lieu) amounted to $5.5 billion (13.03%) of the aggregate city
revenues. This was an increase of $90.7 million (1.67%) from the prior year.

State

State grants amounted to $3.3 billion (7.71%) of the aggregate city revenues,
an increase of $81.7 million (2.56%) from the prior year. Some state grants
are not restricted for a particular use, such as the motor vehicle in-lieu tax.
Gasoline tax is restricted in its use to construction, maintenance, engineering,
and administrative costs of streets, roads, and highways. Other state grants,
such as public safety taxes, library grants, and park grants, are also restricted
in their use.

County

County grants of state gasoline tax and other county grants provided
$237.4 million (0.56%) of the aggregate city revenues. This was an increase
of $35.4 million (17.50%) from the prior year.

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Federal

Federal grants, such as community development block grants, Federal Aid


Urban, and Federal Emergency Management Act grants, amounted to
$1.9 billion (4.52%) of the aggregate city revenues. This was a decrease of
$29.5 million (1.51%) from the prior year.

Other Taxes In Lieu

Revenues from other public agencies and enterprise operations in lieu of


property taxes amounted to $98.8 million (0.24%) of the aggregate city
revenues, an increase of $3.2 million (3.38%) from the prior year.
Figure 11 presents further detail on revenues from intergovernmental
agencies. See Figures 12 and 13 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 11
Revenues From Intergovernmental Agencies
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Intergovernmental Agencies

2001-02

State Grants
Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax............................................... $
Homeowners Property Tax Relief...................................
Gasoline Tax...................................................................
Other State Grants..........................................................
Total State Grants ..............................................................

1,560,647
46,567
535,985
1,047,957
3,191,156

County Grants ....................................................................


Federal Grants ...................................................................
Other Taxes In Lieu ...........................................................
Total Intergovernmental .................................................. $

202,039
1,948,451
95,606
5,437,252

Percent
of Total
Revenues

3.94 %
0.12
1.35
2.65
8.06

2002-03

Percent
of Total
Revenues

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

1,634,158
47,551
560,632
1,030,482
3,272,823

3.85 %
0.11
1.32
2.43
7.71

4.71 %
2.11
4.60
(1.67)
2.56

0.51
4.92
0.24
13.73 % $

237,390
1,918,936
98,840
5,527,989

0.56
4.52
0.24
13.03 %

17.50
(1.51)
3.38
1.67 %

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Figure 12
Revenues From Intergovernmental Agencies
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Federal
Grants

Year
1993-94 ....... $
1994-95 .......
1995-96 .......
1996-97 .......
1997-98 .......
1998-99 .......
1999-00 .......
2000-01 .......
2001-02 .......
2002-03 .......

1,011,039
1,400,319
1,504,816
1,527,247
1,442,607
1,546,179
1,547,917
1,645,854
1,948,451
1,918,936

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

State
Grants

41.61 % $
2
38.50
7.46
1.49
3
(5.54)
7.18
0.11
6.33
4
18.39
(1.51)

1,830,486
1,791,379
1,836,982
2,099,032
2,130,312
2,385,160
2,660,330
3,101,922
3,191,156
3,272,823

County
and Other
Taxes In
Lieu

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

11.91 % $ 295,675
(2.14)
283,862
2.55
342,625
14.27
303,290
1.49
308,317
11.96
287,850
11.54
305,134
16.60
313,431
2.88
297,645
2.56
336,230

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

Total

46.20 % $
(4.00)
20.70
(11.48)
1.66
(6.64)
6.00
2.72
(5.04)
12.96

3,137,200
3,475,560
3,684,423
3,929,569
3,881,236
4,219,189
4,513.381
5,061,207
5,437,252
5,527,989

22.93 %
10.79
6.01
6.65
(1.23)
8.71
6.97
12.14
7.43
1.67

The increase in Federal Grants was mainly due to receipt of an additional $129.0 million in Federal Disaster Assistance for
Northridge earthquake relief in the City of Los Angeles.

The increase in Federal Grants was mainly due to receipt of an additional $145.0 million in Federal Disaster Assistance for flood
relief in the City of Los Angeles.

The decrease in Federal Grants was mainly due to a reduction of $80.0 million in various federal grants for the City of Los Angeles.

The increase in Federal Grants was mainly due to the reporting of an additional $45.2 million, $51.9 million, and $90.7 million in
various federal grants by the cities of Anaheim, Long Beach, and Los Angeles, respectively.

Figure 13
Revenues From Intergovernmental Agencies
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in billions)

Federal

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State

Other

-0
3
20
02

-0
2
20
01

-0
1
20
00

19
99

-0
0

-9
9
19
98

-9
8
19
97

-9
7
19
96

-9
6
19
95

-9
5
19
94

19
93

-9
4

$ 3.4
3.2
3.0
2.8
2.6
2.4
2.2
2.0
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0

Introduction

Current Service
Charges

Current service charges for services provided to the public and other
governmental entities amounted to $15.4 billion (36.33%) of the aggregate
city revenues. This was an increase of $669.1 million (4.54%) from the
prior year.
Service charges represent fees or charges for services performed by a
departmental unit such as police, fire, engineering, plan checking, or public
works. Also included are charges for those services provided to public users
for utilities (water, electric, gas, and other), transportation (airports, transit,
ports, and harbors), recreation (stadiums, golf courses, and libraries), and
health (sewers and solid waste).
Gross receipts from the sale of electricity provided the largest source of
revenue, generating $4.0 billion (25.69%) of total service charges and 9.34%
of the aggregate city revenues.
Figure 14 presents further detail on current service charges.

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Figure 14
Current Service Charges
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Source
Zoning Fees and
Subdivision Fees .....................
Special Police
Department Services ...............

2001-02
$

78,420
120,879

Percent
of Total
Current
Service
Charges

Percent
of Total
Revenues

2002-03

Percent
of Total
Current
Service
Charges

Percent
of Total
Revenues

0.53 %

0.20 % $

105,092

0.68 %

0.25 %

0.82

0.31

122,440

0.79

0.29

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
34.01 %
1.29

Special Fire Department


Services ...................................

116,632

0.79

0.29

123,180

0.80

0.29

5.61

Plan Checking Fees ....................

182,370

1.24

0.46

268,122

1.74

0.63

47.02

Animal Shelter Fees


and Charges ............................

6,242

0.04

0.02

7,158

0.05

0.02

14.67

Engineering Fees ........................

196,611

1.33

0.50

235,053

1.52

0.55

19.55

Street, Sidewalk, and


Curb Repairs............................

70,233

0.48

0.18

64,594

0.42

0.15

(8.03)

Weed and Lot Cleaning...............

4,442

0.03

0.01

6,114

0.04

0.01

37.64

Sewer Service Charges


and Connection Fees...............

2,096,138

14.21

5.29

2,170,462

14.08

5.11

3.55

Solid Waste .................................

1,057,375

7.17

2.67

1,145,983

7.43

2.70

8.38

First Aid and Ambulance


Charges ...................................

116,320

0.79

0.29

124,466

0.81

0.29

7.00

Library Fines and Fees ...............

19,578

0.13

0.05

21,993

0.14

0.05

12.34

Parking Facilities .........................

183,213

1.24

0.46

193,120

1.25

0.46

5.41

Park and Recreation


Fees .........................................

361,830

2.45

0.91

379,747

2.46

0.89

4.95

Golf Course Fees ........................

143,256

0.97

0.36

153,181

0.99

0.36

6.93

Water Service Charges


and Connection Fees...............

2,602,723

17.65

6.57

2,681,695

17.39

6.32

3.03

Electric ........................................

4,084,719

27.69

10.32

3,961,701

25.69

9.34

(3.01)

Gas..............................................

106,665

0.72

0.27

108,944

0.71

0.26

2.14

Airport..........................................

746,189

5.06

1.88

811,929

5.27

1.91

8.81

Cemetery.....................................

2,722

0.02

0.01

3,880

0.03

0.01

42.54

Housing .......................................

183,522

1.24

0.46

132,625

0.86

0.31

(27.73)

Ports and Harbors .......................

635,793

4.31

1.61

722,781

4.69

1.70

13.68

Hospital .......................................

53,927

0.37

0.14

56,593

0.37

0.13

4.94

Transit .........................................

150,489

1.02

0.38

132,416

0.86

0.31

(12.01)

Quasi-External
Transactions ............................

682,203

4.63

1.72

426,077

2.76

1.00

(37.54)

746,893

5.07

1.89

1,259,141

8.17

2.99

68.58

Other ...........................................
Total Current Service
Charges ...............................

$ 14,749,384

100.00 %

37.25 % $ 15,418,487

100.00 %

36.33 %

4.54 %

The increase in Plan Checking Fees was mainly due to the reporting of an additional $47.0 million by the City of San Diego.

The increase in Cemetery revenues was mainly due to the reporting of an additional $806,000 by the City of San Diego.

The increase in Other revenues was mainly due to the reporting of an additional $143.4 million and $275.2 million by the cities of
Long Beach and Los Angeles, respectively.

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Other Revenues and


Other Financing
Sources

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, other revenues and other financing sources


amounted to $5.6 billion (13.24%) of the aggregate city revenues, an increase
of $1.4 billion (34.73%) from the prior year. Other revenues amounted to
$2.1 billion (4.86%), and other financing sources amounted to $3.6 billion
(8.38%), of the aggregate city revenues. The sale of bonds provided the
largest single source of other financing sources, amounting to $2.7 billion
(6.26%) of the aggregate city revenues.

Revenues by Source

Figure 15 provides a two-year comparison of revenues by source as well as


the percentage increase (decrease) from the prior year.

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Figure 15
Two-Year Comparison of Revenues by Source
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Source
Taxes
Property............................................................................................ $
Voter-Approved Indebtedness .........................................................
Sales and Use..................................................................................
Transportation ..................................................................................
Business License .............................................................................
Utility User........................................................................................
Other ................................................................................................
Total Taxes ...................................................................................

2001-02
Functional
Revenues

235,669

472,817

576,147
1,284,633

2002-03
Functional
Revenues

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

283,905

505,943

717,911
1,507,759

%
20.47

7.01

24.61
17.37

Special Benefit Assessments.............................................................


Licenses and Permits.........................................................................
Fines and Forfeitures .........................................................................
Revenues From Use of Money and Property.....................................
Intergovernmental Agencies ..............................................................
Current Service Charges
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees ................................
Solid Waste ......................................................................................
Park and Recreation Fees ...............................................................
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees.................................
Electric .............................................................................................
Airport...............................................................................................
Ports and Harbors ............................................................................
Quasi-External Transactions............................................................
Other Current Service Charges........................................................
Total Current Service Charges......................................................

453,432
509,266
312,352
1,120,153
3,705,477

501,251
566,649
337,595
1,038,922
3,747,663

10.55
11.27
8.08
(7.25)
1.14

2,096,138
1,057,375
361,830
2,602,723
4,084,719
746,189
635,793
682,203
2,482,414
14,749,384

2,170,462
1,145,983
379,747
2,681,695
3,961,701
811,929
722,781
426,077
3,118,112
15,418,487

3.55
8.38
4.95
3.03
(3.01)
8.81
13.68
(37.54)
25.61
4.54

Other Revenues .................................................................................


Other Financing Sources ...................................................................
Grand Total ..................................................................................... $

1,704,396
2,079,433
25,918,526

1,756,712
3,558,372
28,433,410

Revenues do not include operating transfers, pension trust and agency funds, and internal service fund transactions.

Revenues from general government and city-owned enterprise activities are included.

(For detail of city revenues, see Table 3.)

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3.07
71.12
9.70 %

Introduction

2001-02
General
Revenues

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

2002-03
General
Revenues

2,713,861

3,828,356

796,986
1,386,468
1,955,529
10,681,200

2,930,816

3,960,907

825,400
1,422,407
1,981,710
11,121,240

32,682
106,658
741,997
1,731,775

22,312
118,244
658,288
1,780,326

386,916

13,681,228

303,974

14,004,384

7.99 %

3.46

3.57
2.59
1.34
4.12

2002-03
Total
Revenues 1,2

2001-02
Total
Revenues 1,2

(31.73)
10.86
(11.28)
2.80

2,713,861
235,669
3,828,356
472,817
796,986
1,386,468
2,531,676
11,965,833

2,930,816
283,905
3,960,907
505,943
825,400
1,422,407
2,699,621
12,628,999

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

7.99 %
20.47
3.46
7.01
3.57
2.59
6.63
5.54

453,432
541,948
419,010
1,862,150
5,437,252

501,251
588,961
455,839
1,697,210
5,527,989

10.55
8.67
8.79
(8.86)
1.67

2,096,138
1,057,375
361,830
2,602,723
4,084,719
746,189
635,793
682,203
2,482,414
14,749,384

2,170,462
1,145,983
379,747
2,681,695
3,961,701
811,929
722,781
426,077
3,118,112
15,418,487

3.55
8.38
4.95
3.03
(3.01)
8.81
13.68
(37.54)
25.61
4.54

(21.44)

2.36 %

2,091,312
2,079,433
39,599,754

2,060,686
3,558,372
42,437,794

(1.46)
71.12
7.17 %

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City
Expenditures

For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2003, expenditures for general city
operations and city-owned enterprises amounted to $40.6 billion, an increase
of $1.9 billion (4.94%) from the prior year. Of the total expenditures,
$33.4 billion (82.24%) was for operating expenditures and $7.2 billion
(17.76%) was for capital outlay expenditures. Expenditures net of functional
revenues amounted to $12.2 billion, a decrease of $603.0 million (4.71%)
from the prior year. This indicates that cities, in general, had total
expenditures that exceeded all available functional revenues. Further detail
is provided in Figure 16 and depicted in Figures 17, 18, and 19.

Figure 16
Expenditures by Function and Percent of Total
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Function

Total
Expenditures

General Government
Legislative................................................................................ $
Management and Support .......................................................
Total General Government...................................................
Public Safety
Police.......................................................................................
Fire ..........................................................................................
Emergency Medical Services ..................................................
Street Lighting .........................................................................
Other .......................................................................................
Total Public Safety ...............................................................
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains .....................................
Public Transit...........................................................................
Airports ....................................................................................
Ports and Harbors ...................................................................
Other .......................................................................................
Total Transportation .............................................................
Community Development
Planning ..................................................................................
Construction and Engineering Regulation Enforcement .........
Other .......................................................................................
Total Community Development............................................
Health
Solid Waste .............................................................................
Sewers ....................................................................................
Other .......................................................................................
Total Health..........................................................................
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation..............................................................
Libraries...................................................................................
Other .......................................................................................
Total Culture and Leisure.....................................................
Public Utilities
Water.......................................................................................
Gas..........................................................................................
Electric.....................................................................................
Other .......................................................................................
Total Public Utilities..............................................................
Other...........................................................................................
Grand Total ......................................................................... $

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637,295
2,962,230
3,599,525

Percent
of Total
Expenditures
1.57 %
7.29
8.86

Functional
Revenues
$

227,826
1,659,474
1,887,300

Expenditures
Net of
Functional
Revenues
$

409,469
1,302,756
1,712,225

6,831,571
2,635,503
285,954
265,263
249,065
10,267,356

16.82
6.49
0.70
0.65
0.61
25.27

1,106,081
428,781
133,798
180,706
188,504
2,037,870

3,387,344
507,966
1,197,098
899,272
524,764
6,516,444

8.34
1.25
2.95
2.21
1.29
16.04

2,422,652
585,468
1,903,703
787,973
433,104
6,132,900

964,692
(77,502)
(706,605)
111,299
91,660
383,544

590,677
1,232,549
1,856,346
3,679,572

1.45
3.03
4.57
9.05

243,091
1,178,919
1,705,935
3,127,945

347,586
53,630
150,411
551,627

1,330,774
2,811,703
325,233
4,467,710

3.27
6.92
0.80
10.99

1,292,362
3,020,659
192,894
4,505,915

38,412
(208,956)
132,339
(38,205)

2,326,461
726,083
860,900
3,913,444

5.72
1.79
2.12
9.63

1,058,735
287,923
551,262
1,897,920

1,267,726
438,160
309,638
2,015,524

3,247,147
97,685
4,678,220
35,966
8,059,018
136,132
40,639,201

7.99
0.24
11.51
0.09
19.83
0.33
100.00 %

3,833,312
111,793
4,681,795
27,411
8,654,311
189,249
28,433,410

(586,165)
(14,108)
(3,575)
8,555
(595,293)
(53,117)
12,205,791

5,725,490
2,206,722
152,156
84,557
60,561
8,229,486

Introduction

Figure 17
Total Expenditures by Function
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)

General Government
8.86%
Public Safety
25.27%
Transportation
16.04%

Other
0.33%
Health
10.99%
Public Utilities
19.83%
Community
Development
9.05%

Culture and Leisure


9.63%

Figure 18

Figure 19

Total Public Safety by Function

Total Public Utilities by Function

(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)

(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)

Other
2.42%

Street
Lighting
2.58%

Gas and
Other
1.66%
Fire
25.67%

Emergency
Medical
Services
2.79%

Water
40.29%

Electric
58.05%

Police
66.54%

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General Government

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, expenditures for general government


amounted to $3.6 billion (8.86%) of the aggregate city expenditures.
Included in this category are legislative (city council, city attorney, city clerk,
and city auditor) and management and support (city administration, financial,
and personnel) expenditures. Legislative expenditures were $637.3 million
(1.57%) of the aggregate city expenditures, an increase of $12.6 million
(2.01%) from the prior year. Management and support expenditures were
$3.0 billion (7.29%) of the aggregate city expenditures, an increase of
$266.3 million (9.88%) from the prior year.

Public Safety

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, public safety expenditures amounted to


$10.3 billion (25.27%) of the aggregate city expenditures. Police incurred the
largest single share, at $6.8 billion (16.82%) of the aggregate city
expenditures. The next largest expenditure for public safety was incurred for
fire protection, at $2.6 billion (6.49%) of the aggregate city expenditures.
The remaining public safety expenditures totaled $800.3 million (1.96%) of
the aggregate city expenditures; they consisted of emergency medical
services, animal regulation, weed abatement, street lighting, disaster
preparedness, and miscellaneous services. See Figure 20 for a 10-year
comparison.

Figure 20
Police, Fire, and Other Public Safety Expenditures
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Year

Total
Police
Expenditures

1993-94 ...... $
1994-95 ......
1995-96 ......
1996-97 ......
1997-98 ......
1998-99 ......
1999-00 ......
2000-01 ......
2001-02 ......
2002-03 ......

4,264,082
4,505,171
4,725,616
4,990,128
5,236,471
5,513,634
5,708,792
6,000,425
6,315,799
6,831,571

Percentage
Increase
From
Prior Year

Total
Fire
Expenditures

3.56 % $
5.65
4.89
5.60
4.94
5.29
3.54
5.11
5.26
8.17

1,743,868
1,788,889
1,833,337
1,937,542
1,925,810
2,109,204
2,196,555
2,254,546
2,524,891
2,635,503

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

Total
Other
Public Safety
Expenditures

2.04 % $
2.58
2.48
5.68
(0.61)
9.52
4.14
2.64
11.99
4.38

519,588
513,467
537,817
502,684
552,610
624,570
765,901
694,105
738,742
800,282

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
15.34 %
(1.18)
4.74
1
(6.53)
9.93
13.02
22.63
2
(9.37)
6.43
8.33

Total
$

Percentage
Increase
From
Prior Year

6,527,538
6,807,527
7,096,770
7,430,354
7,714,891
8,247,408
8,671,248
8,949,076
9,579,432
10,267,356

3.99 %
4.29
4.25
4.70
3.83
6.90
5.14
3.20
7.04
7.18

The City of Long Beach's Street Lighting expenditures decreased by approximately $26.0 million in the 1996-97 fiscal year.

The City of Pasadenas Other Public Safety expenditures decreased by approximately $100.0 million in the 2000-01 fiscal year.

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Transportation

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, transportation expenditures totaled


$6.5 billion (16.04%) of the aggregate city expenditures. Transportation
expenditures are related directly or indirectly to the movement of people or
property. Most of the expenditures within this category were for
construction, maintenance, and repair of streets, highways, and storm drains.
These expenditures totaled $3.4 billion (8.34%) of the aggregate city
expenditures, an increase of $47.6 million (1.43%) from the prior year. The
remaining transportation expenditures consisted of public transit, airports,
ports and harbors, and other. See Figure 21 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 21
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains; Public Transit; and Other Transportation Expenditures
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)
Percentage
Percentage
Total Streets, Percentage
Increase
Increase
Total
Highways, and Increase
(Decrease)
(Decrease)
Other
Total Public
Storm Drains
From
From
From
Transportation
Transit
Expenditures Prior Year Expenditures Prior Year Expenditures Prior Year

Year

1993-94 ............ $
1994-95 ............
1995-96 ............
1996-97 ............
1997-98 ............
1998-99 ............
1999-00 ............
2000-01 ............
2001-02 ............
2002-03 ............

1,937,104
1,939,459
2,061,152
2,122,946
2,328,382
2,434,459
2,845,962
2,916,869
3,339,736
3,387,344

7.57 %
0.12
6.27
3.00
9.68
4.56
16.90
2.49
14.50
1.43

326,537
343,649
333,946
364,833
431,940
377,994
373,237
517,533
465,179
507,966

11.70 % $
5.24
(2.82)
9.25
18.39
(12.49)
(1.26)
2
38.66
(10.12)
9.20

1,678,896
1,761,851
1,691,472
1,991,589
1,719,657
1,782,494
2,001,251
2,218,260
2,545,635
2,621,134

13.97 % $
4.94
(3.99)
1
17.74
1
(13.65)
3.65
12.27
10.84
14.76
2.97

Total
3,942,537
4,044,959
4,086,570
4,479,368
4,479,979
4,594,947
5,220,450
5,652,662
6,350,550
6,516,444

Percentage
Increase
From
Prior Year
10.55 %
2.60
1.03
9.61
0.01
2.57
13.61
8.28
12.35
2.61

The increase in Other Transportation expenditures in the 1996-97 fiscal year and the subsequent decrease in the 1997-98 fiscal
year were due primarily to $149.0 million and $142.0 million in additional airport and port and harbor expenditures by the cities of
Los Angeles and Oakland, respectively.

The increase in Public Transit expenditures in the 2000-01 fiscal year was due primarily to $112.9 million in additional public transit
expenditures by the City of Santa Monica.

Community
Development

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, community development expenditures for


activities relating to the development and preservation of the community
(e.g., planning, construction and engineering, redevelopment, housing,
employment, community promotion, and other) amounted to $3.7 billion
(9.05%) of the aggregate city expenditures, an increase of $96.1 million
(2.68%) from the prior year.

Health

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, health expenditures totaled $4.5 billion


(10.99%) of the aggregate city expenditures, an increase of $202.5 million
(4.75%) from the prior year. These activities include physical and mental
health services, hospital and sanitarium services, collection and disposal of
wastes (e.g., solid waste and sewer), and development, operation, and
maintenance of cemeteries.

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Culture and Leisure

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, culture and leisure expenditures amounted to


$3.9 billion (9.63%) of the aggregate city expenditures, an increase of
$434.6 million (12.49%) from the prior year. Expenditures for this category
are incurred for the construction, maintenance, and operation of facilities
devoted to cultural and recreational activities. Included in this category are
parks and recreation, libraries, museums, golf courses, stadiums, and civic
auditoriums.

Public Utilities

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, expenditures relating to the construction and


operation of public utilities amounted to $8.1 billion (19.83%) of the
aggregate city expenditures, a decrease of $52.2 million (0.64%) from the
prior year. Electric distribution systems reported the largest expenditure, at
$4.7 billion (11.51%) of the aggregate city expenditures. The next largest
expenditure was for water activities, which amounted to $3.2 billion (7.99%)
of the aggregate city expenditures. See Figure 22 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 22
Electric, Water, and Other Public Utility Expenditures
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Year

Percentage
Percentage
Percentage
Increase
Increase
Total
Increase
Total
(Decrease)
Total
(Decrease)
Other
(Decrease)
Electric
From
Water
From
Public Utility
From
Expenditures Prior Year Expenditures Prior Year Expenditures Prior Year

1993-94 ................ $
1994-95 ................
1995-96 ................
1996-97 ................
1997-98 ................
1998-99 ................
1999-00 ................
2000-01 ................
2001-02 ................
2002-03 ................

3,405,343
3,298,087
3,148,824
3,354,103
3,329,441
3,547,111
3,879,564
7,043,861
4,877,599
4,678,220

(2.44) % $
2
(3.15)
1
(4.53)
6.52
2
(0.74)
6.54
9.37
6
81.56
1
(30.75)
1
(4.09)

1,983,139
2,070,254
2,121,204
2,261,185
2,177,204
2,401,482
2,575,338
3,124,934
3,093,306
3,247,147

8.77 % $
4.39
2.46
6.60
4
(3.71)
10.30
7.24
21.34
8
(1.01)
4.97

84,011
73,945
79,987
81,907
89,236
94,869
232,436
207,059
140,340
133,651

1.22 %
3
(11.98)
8.17
2.40
8.95
6.31
5
145.01
7
(10.92)
3
(32.22)
9
(4.77)

Total
$

5,472,493
5,442,286
5,350,015
5,697,195
5,595,881
6,043,462
6,687,338
10,375,854
8,111,245
8,059,018

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year
1.41 %
(0.55)
(1.70)
6.49
(1.78)
8.00
10.65
55.16
(21.83)
(0.64)

The City of Los Angeles Electric expenditures decreased by approximately $155.0 million, $169.0 million, $1.9 billion, and
$83.8 million in the 1993-94, 1995-96, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal years, respectively.

The City of Anaheims Electric expenditures decreased by approximately $64.0 million and $110.0 million in the 1994-95 and
1997-98 fiscal years, respectively.

The City of Long Beachs Gas expenditures decreased by approximately $11.0 million and $72.2 million in the 1994-95 and
2001-02 fiscal years, respectively.

The City of Long Beachs Water expenditures decreased by approximately $74.0 million in the 1997-98 fiscal year.

The City of Anaheims Other Public Utility expenditures increased by approximately $136.0 million in the 1999-00 fiscal year.

The City of Los Angeles Electric expenditures increased by approximately $2.3 billion in the 2000-01 fiscal year.

The City of Anaheims Other Public Utility expenditures decreased by approximately $136.1 million in the 2000-01 fiscal year.

The City of Los Angeles Water expenditures decreased by approximately $134.3 million in the 2001-02 fiscal year.

The City of Commerces Other Public Utility expenditures decreased by approximately $7.5 million in the 2002-03 fiscal year.

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Other

As shown in Figures 16 and 17, other miscellaneous expenditures not


reported in a specific category or function (e.g., correctional facilities and
recycling programs) amounted to $136.1 million (0.33%) of the aggregate
city expenditures, an increase of $98.2 million (259.10%) from the prior
year.

Expenditures by
Function

Figure 23 provides a two-year comparison of expenditures by function as


well as the percentage increase (decrease) from the prior year.

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Figure 23
Two-Year Comparison of Expenditures by Function and Percent of Total
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

2001-02
Total
Expenditures

Function

Percent
of Total
Expenditures

2002-03
Total
Expenditures

Percent
of Total
Expenditures

Total
Expenditures
Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

General Government
Legislative ............................................

1.57 %

2.01 %

2,695,930

6.96

2,962,230

7.29

9.88

Police ...................................................

6,315,799

16.32

6,831,571

16.82

8.17

Fire.......................................................

2,524,891

6.52

2,635,503

6.49

4.38

Emergency Medical Services ..............

240,397

0.62

285,954

0.70

18.95

Street Lighting......................................

267,503

0.69

265,263

0.65

(0.84)

Other ....................................................

230,842

0.60

249,065

0.61

7.89

1.43

Management and Support ...................

624,710

1.61 %

637,295

Public Safety

Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm
Drains.................................................

3,339,736

8.62

3,387,344

8.34

Public Transit .......................................

465,179

1.20

507,966

1.25

9.20

Airports.................................................

1,134,433

2.93

1,197,098

2.95

5.52

Ports and Harbors................................

938,333

2.42

899,272

2.21

(4.16)

Other ....................................................

472,869

1.23

524,764

1.29

10.97

611,125

1.58

590,677

1.45

(3.35)

Regulation Enforcement.....................

1,157,515

2.99

1,232,549

3.03

6.48

Other ....................................................

1,814,826

4.68

1,856,346

4.57

2.29

Solid Waste..........................................

1,280,782

3.31

1,330,774

3.27

3.90

Sewers .................................................

2,711,051

7.00

2,811,703

6.92

3.71

Other ....................................................

273,365

0.70

325,233

0.80

18.97
13.79

Community Development
Planning ...............................................
Construction and Engineering

Health

Culture and Leisure


Parks and Recreation ..........................

2,044,555

5.28

2,326,461

5.72

Libraries ...............................................

672,096

1.74

726,083

1.79

8.03

Other ....................................................

762,198

1.96

860,900

2.12

12.95

Water ...................................................

3,093,306

7.99

3,247,147

7.99

4.97

Gas ......................................................

89,347

0.23

97,685

0.24

9.33

Electric .................................................

4,877,599

12.59

4,678,220

11.51

(4.09)

Other ....................................................

50,993

0.13

35,966

0.09

(29.47)

Other .......................................................

37,909

0.10

136,132

0.33

259.10

Public Utilities

Total..................................................... $
(For detail of city expenditures, see Table 4.)

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38,727,289

100.00 %

40,639,201

100.00 %

4.94 %

Introduction

2001-02
Functional
Revenues

261,397

2002-03
Functional
Revenues

227,826

Functional
Revenues
Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

(12.84) %

2001-02
Net
Expenditures

(2.84)

363,313

2002-03
Net
Expenditures

987,888

409,469
1,302,756

Net
Expenditures
Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

12.70 %

1,708,042

1,659,474

31.87

1,032,496

1,106,081

7.13

5,283,303

5,725,490

8.37

415,618

428,781

3.17

2,109,273

2,206,722

4.62

127,006

133,798

5.35

113,391

152,156

34.19

220,487

180,706

(18.04)

47,016

84,557

79.85

161,013

188,504

17.07

69,829

60,561

(13.27)

2,383,758

2,422,652

1.63

955,978

964,692

0.91

585,842

585,468

(0.06)

(120,663)

(77,502)

35.77

1,236,383

1,903,703

53.97

(101,950)

(706,605)

(593.09)

663,485

787,973

18.76

274,848

111,299

(59.51)

348,214

433,104

24.38

124,655

91,660

(26.47)

224,297

243,091

8.38

386,828

347,586

(10.14)

1,016,051

1,178,919

16.03

141,464

53,630

(62.09)

1,611,814

1,705,935

5.84

203,012

150,411

(25.91)

1,147,550

1,292,362

12.62

133,232

38,412

(71.17)

3,054,145

3,020,659

(1.10)

(343,094)

(208,956)

39.10

210,997

192,894

(8.58)

62,368

132,339

112.19

889,314

1,058,735

19.05

1,155,241

1,267,726

9.74

193,626

287,923

48.70

478,470

438,160

(8.42)

466,728

551,262

18.11

295,470

309,638

4.80

2,885,148

3,833,312

32.86

208,158

(586,165)

(381.60)

109,210

111,793

2.37

(19,863)

(14,108)

28.97

4,823,307

4,681,795

(2.93)

54,292

(3,575)

(106.58)

96,161

27,411

(71.49)

(45,168)

8,555

118.94

46,437

189,249

307.54

(8,528)

(53,117)

(522.85)

25,918,526

28,433,410

9.70 %

12,808,763

12,205,791

(4.71) %

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Outstanding
Long-Term
Indebtedness

For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2003, the aggregate city outstanding longterm indebtedness amounted to $43.0 billion, an increase of $4.2 billion
(10.76%) from the prior year. The indebtedness consisted of $20.6 billion in
bonds, $2.4 billion in other special debt, $3.0 billion in special assessment
act bonds, and $17.0 billion in debt other than bonds. See Figure 27 for a
five-year comparison.

Long-Term
Indebtedness Bonds

Chartered cities may establish their own limitations on bonded indebtedness,


although a large majority of them, along with general law cities, adhere to the
provisions of Government Code Section 43605. This code section states, in
part:
A city shall not incur an indebtedness for public improvements
which exceeds in the aggregate 15 percent of the assessed value of
all real and personal property of the city. Within the meaning of
this section indebtedness means bonded indebtedness of the city
payable from the proceeds of taxes levied upon taxable property in
the city.

For the year under review, total outstanding bonded indebtedness for cities
amounted to $20.6 billion, an increase of $1.4 billion (7.09%) from the prior
year.
Bonded indebtedness includes general obligation bonds, certificates of
participation, pension obligation bonds, and revenue bonds that are debt of
the city. Special assessment act bonds are debt, but they are not an
obligation of the city; such bonds are explained in further detail on page
xxix.
A general obligation bond is a bond that is collateralized by the taxing
powers of the city. Many general obligation bonds may be redeemed with
revenues not directly derived from property taxes, such as sales tax or cityowned enterprises such as water, electric, sewers, and parking. Such revenueproducing activities are used in lieu of levying a direct property tax for debt
service.
General obligation bonds amounted to $2.2 billion (10.57%) of the total
outstanding bonded indebtedness, an increase of $371.6 million (20.53%)
from the prior year.
Certificates of participation are financed by lease payments from the special
revenue funds and the general fund of the city. These certificates amounted
to $242.2 million (1.17%) of the total outstanding bonded indebtedness, a
decrease of $551.8 million (69.49%) from the prior year. Public financing
authorities issue certificates of participation on behalf of the cities. A
majority of the certificates of participation issued were reclassified to lease
obligations in the 2002-03 fiscal year.
Pension obligation bonds are issued by the city to finance one or more
elements of its pension obligation to its employees. These bonds, issued by
nine cities, amounted to $827.6 million (4.01%) of the total outstanding
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bonded indebtedness, an increase of $65.0 million (8.52%) from the prior


year.
Revenue bonds are those obligations for which principal and interest are
payable by revenue-producing enterprises such as electricity, water, or sewer,
or, if specified in the bond covenant, from other sources. Revenue bonds
outstanding for the 2002-03 fiscal year amounted to $17.4 billion (84.25%)
of the total outstanding bonded indebtedness, an increase of $1.5 billion
(9.31%) from the prior year.
See Figure 24 for a two-year comparison.
Figure 24
Long-Term Indebtedness Bonds
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Type of Bond

2001-02

General Obligation......................... $
Revenue ........................................
Certificates of Participation ............
Pension Obligation.........................
Total ............................................ $

1,809,530
15,909,059
794,052
762,642
19,275,283

2002-03

Percent
of Total

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

2,181,083
17,390,040
242,236
827,620
20,640,979

10.57 %
84.25
1.17
4.01
100.00 %

20.53 %
9.31
1
(69.49)
8.52
7.09 %

Outstanding certificates of participation issued by public financing authorities were


reclassified to lease obligations in the 2002-03 fiscal year.

(For detail of city long-term indebtedness, see Table 5.)

Long-Term
Indebtedness Other
Special Debt

Other special debt amounted to $2.4 billion, an increase of $15.0 million


(0.64%) from the prior year. This type of indebtedness includes community
facility district bonds, improvement district bonds, Mello-Roos bonds, and
Marks-Roos bonds. Prior to the 2000-01 fiscal year, improvement district
bonds were included in the Long-Term Indebtedness Bonds classification.

Long-Term
Indebtedness
Special Assessment
Act Bonds

Of the various types of special assessments, the 1911 and 1915 Improvement
Act bonds are the most common. The citys obligation to the bondholders of
these two types of bonds varies. Under the 1911 Improvement Act, the city
maintains no financial obligation to the bondholders. The city serves as a
conduit in that it collects the assessments and forwards the money to the
bondholders. Under the 1915 Improvement Act, however, the city does incur
a contingent liability. Should bond payments become delinquent, the city
must either advance the amount of the delinquency or levy a limited tax on
the benefited area. As of June 30, 2003, the outstanding amount of the 1911
Improvement Act bonds was $5.6 million, a decrease of $682,000 (10.89%)
from the prior year. The outstanding amount of 1915 Improvement Act
bonds was $2.6 billion, an increase of $3.0 million (0.11%) from the prior
year.
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The outstanding amount of the other improvement act bonds totaled


$396.3 million, a decrease of $31.9 million (7.46%) from the prior year.
See Figure 25 for a two-year comparison.
Figure 25
Long-Term Indebtedness Special Assessment Act Bonds
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Type of Bond
1911 Improvement
Act Bonds................................. $
1915 Improvement
Act Bonds.................................
Other Improvement
Act Bonds.................................
Total ..................................... $

2001-02

6,263

2002-03

2,631,940
428,261
3,066,464

5,581
2,634,892

396,333
3,036,806

Percent
of Total

0.18 %
86.77
13.05
100.00 %

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

(10.89) %
0.11
(7.46)
(0.97) %

(For detail of city long-term indebtedness, see Table 5.)

Long-Term
Indebtedness Other
Than Bonds

Long-term indebtedness other than bonds amounted to $16.9 billion, an


increase of $2.8 billion (20.00%) from the prior year.
Total future lease obligation payments amounted to $14.4 billion (84.82%) of
the total long-term indebtedness other than bonds, an increase of $2.8 billion
(23.95%) from the prior year. These lease obligations include agreements to
acquire or improve capital assets, with the obligation covering a period of at
least 10 years. The option of acquiring ownership of the property is provided
at the end of the lease period.
State and/or federal financing for city construction of capital assets
accounted for $1.2 billion (7.07%) of the total long-term indebtedness other
than bonds. This was an increase of $239.0 million (24.93%) from the prior
year.
Other long-term debt (i.e., notes, loans, and other) amounted to $1.4 billion
(8.11%) of the total long-term indebtedness other than bonds. This was a
decrease of $191.2 million (12.21%) from the prior year.
See Figure 26 for a two-year comparison.

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Introduction

Figure 26
Long-Term Indebtedness Other than Bonds
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Type of Debt

2001-02
1

Lease Obligations ..................... $ 11,594,088


Construction Financed
by State and/or Federal
Governments ..........................
958,488
Notes ..........................................
777,694
Loans .........................................
247,595
Other ..........................................
540,722
Total ....................................... $ 14,118,587
1

Percent
of Total

2002-03

Percentage
Increase
(Decrease)
From
Prior Year

$ 14,370,573

84.82 %

23.95 %

1,197,457
625,616
234,822
514,336
$ 16,942,804

7.07
3.69
1.39
3.03
100.00 %

24.93
(19.55)
(5.16)
(4.88)
20.00 %

Lease Obligations include principal and interest.

(For detail of city long-term indebtedness, see Table 5.)

Figure 27
Outstanding Long-Term Indebtedness
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in billions)

$ 45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0

1998-99

1999-00

Revenue Bonds
Special Assessment Bonds
Pension Obligation Bonds

2000-01

Other Than Bonds


General Obligation Bonds

2001-02

2002-03

Other Special Debt


Certificates of Participation

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Cities Annual Report

City Assessed
Valuation,
Taxes
Allocated, and
Taxes Levied

The net valuation of city assessment rolls for property taxes for the 2003-04
fiscal year amounted to $2.2 trillion, an increase of $166.3 billion (8.04%)
from the prior year.
Prior to the passage of Proposition 13, taxing agencies such as cities,
counties, schools, and most special districts set their own property tax rates.
Property taxes were then collected on their behalf by each county and
distributed to the appropriate taxing agencies. Subsequent to the passage of
Proposition 13, 1% of market value (plus direct assessments and the voterapproved rate for debt repayment) is the maximum rate that can be levied
against real property. Property taxes are collected by counties and distributed
to the taxing agencies, pursuant to California statutes, using a formula based
on the market value of all real property located within the respective
jurisdictions.
During the 2003-04 fiscal year, the cities portion of the 1% secured and
unsecured property tax rate amounted to $3.2 billion, an increase of
$219.7 million (7.49%) from the prior year. Voter-approved ad valorem
property taxes in excess of the 1%, levied for debt service, amounted to
$345.1 million, an increase of $47.0 million (15.78%) from the prior year.
Total property taxes from the secured and unsecured rolls and voterapproved debt amounted to $3.5 billion, an increase of $266.7 million
(8.26%) from the prior year. The average property tax effort per $100 net
assessed valuation amounted to $0.16.
See Figure 28 for a 10-year comparison.

Figure 28
City Assessed Valuation, Taxes Allocated, Taxes Levied, and Average Property Tax Effort
(Excluding the City and County of San Francisco)
(Amounts in thousands)

Year

Net
Assessed
Valuation 1

1994-95 ........................................................... $
1995-96 ...........................................................
1996-97 ...........................................................
1997-98 ...........................................................
1998-99 ...........................................................
1999-00 ...........................................................
2000-01 ...........................................................
2001-02 ...........................................................
2002-03 ...........................................................
2003-04 ...........................................................

1,353,937,241
1,357,484,350
1,372,362,045
1,412,105,473
1,487,576,583
1,595,756,419
1,737,566,044
1,910,026,484
2,067,612,539
2,233,897,745

Net of homeowners and other exemptions.

Cities share of countywide 1% levy.

Taxes
Allocated 2
$

1,958,673
2,013,987
2,037,244
2,094,029
2,181,629
2,340,088
2,512,041
2,736,868
2,932,085
3,151,744

(For detail of city assessed valuation, taxes allocated, and taxes levied, see Table 6.)

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Total Taxes
Allocated
and Levied

Taxes
Levied
$

184,736
208,157
205,356
239,618
208,970
225,730
221,728
270,088
298,098
345,132

Average
Property
Tax Effort
per $100
Valuation

2,143,409
2,222,144
2,242,600
2,333,647
2,390,599
2,565,818
2,733,769
3,006,956
3,230,183
3,496,876

0.16
0.16
0.16
0.17
0.16
0.16
0.16
0.16
0.16
0.16

Introduction

City
Appropriation
Limit and Total
Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the
Limit

Chapter 1025, Statutes of 1987, requires the California State Controller to


publish an appropriation limit and the total annual appropriations subject to
the limit for each city.
For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2003, 457 of the 477 incorporated cities
(including the City and County of San Francisco), or 95.81%, reported both
their appropriation limit and the total annual appropriations subject to the
limit. Seventeen cities failed to provide data concerning their appropriation
limit and their total annual appropriations subject to the limit. These cities
are: Adelanto, Calabasas, Dorris, Fort Jones, Guadalupe, Hollister, Huron,
Loyalton, Maricopa, Mendota, Pacifica, San Joaquin, Santa Paula, Sierra
Madre, Sutter Creek, Tulelake, and Williams. Three cities (Live Oak,
Sacramento, and South El Monte) provided only their appropriation limit and
not their total annual appropriations subject to the limit.
The information provided in Table 7 has not been audited and is presented as
submitted by 460 California cities. This compares to 462 out of 475, and 463
out of 477, cities that provided data in the 2000-01 and 2001-02 fiscal years,
respectively.

Cities That
Failed to File

For the 2002-03 fiscal year, eight cities (Adelanto, Calabasas, Dorris,
Hollister, Pacifica, Sierra Madre, Tulelake, and Williams) failed to file
financial transactions reports. This compares to six cities (Hollister, Needles,
Pacifica, Placerville, Rio Dell, and Tulelake) that failed to file financial
transactions reports for the 2001-02 fiscal year. The city of Hollister has
failed to file its financial transactions report for the third consecutive year.

City
Incorporation

The city of Rancho Cordova incorporated in the 2003-04 fiscal year. During
the 1999-00 through 2003-04 fiscal years, six cities incorporated, as
indicated in Figure 29. This brought the total number of incorporated cities to
478, including the City and County of San Francisco.
Figure 29
City Incorporation

City

Oakley ..................
Rancho Santa
Margarita...........
Elk Grove .............
Aliso Viejo ............
Goleta...................
Rancho Cordova ..
1

First
Reporting
Year

Incorporation
Date

County
Location

1999-00

July 1, 1999

Contra Costa

34,488

1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2001-02
2003-04

January 1, 2000
July 1, 2000
July 1, 2001
February 1, 2002
July 1, 2003

Orange
Sacramento
Orange
Santa Barbara
Sacramento

64,968
111,717
62,817
47,106
71,772

Estimated
1
Population

The Estimated Population reported is as of the Incorporation Date.

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Financial
Section

Table 1. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location and Class

City
Adelanto
Agoura Hills
Alameda
Albany
Alhambra

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

County
Location

City

Class

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Alameda
Alameda
Los Angeles

Chartered
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered

Brawley
Brea
Brentwood
Brisbane
Buellton

22,565
37,962
33,021
3,647
4,213

22,052
35,410
23,302
3,597
3,828

Orange
Modoc
Amador
Napa
Orange

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Buena Park
Burbank
Burlingame
Calabasas
Calexico

80,617
104,497
28,258
21,077
31,778

78,282
100,316
28,158
20,033
27,109

9,022
3,004
90,532
54,239
53,054

Shasta
Calaveras
Contra Costa
San Bernardino
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

California City
Calimesa
Calipatria
Calistoga
Camarillo

11,111
7,333
7,624
5,237
60,515

16,923
16,523
17,007
14,034
27,404

16,651
15,851
16,380
12,956
26,411

Humboldt
San Luis Obispo
Los Angeles
Kern
San Luis Obispo

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Campbell
Canyon Lake
Capitola
Carlsbad
Carmel-By-The-Sea

7,214
26,016
12,235
3,317
15,334

7,194
23,113
12,462
3,127
14,674

San Mateo
Merced
Placer
Los Angeles
Kings

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Carpinteria
Carson
Cathedral City
Ceres
Cerritos

Azusa
Bakersfield
Baldwin Park
Banning
Barstow

47,165
266,784
79,573
25,504
22,980

44,712
247,057
75,837
23,562
21,119

Los Angeles
Kern
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Bernardino

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Chico
Chino
Chino Hills
Chowchilla
Chula Vista

Beaumont
Bell
Bell Gardens
Bellflower
Belmont

13,783
38,233
45,769
76,428
25,397

11,384
36,664
44,054
72,878
25,123

Riverside
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
San Mateo

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Belvedere
Benicia
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Big Bear Lake

2,137
27,035
104,558
35,350
5,872

2,125
26,865
102,743
33,784
5,438

Marin
Solano
Alameda
Los Angeles
San Bernardino

1,809
3,617
1,160
21,211
921

1,793
3,575
1,135
12,155
855

Butte
Inyo
Humboldt
Riverside
Los Angeles

19,396
21,930
74,940
16,787
88,938

18,130
20,537
72,259
16,444
85,804

43,879
2,812
208
12,331
337,440

2,892
196
9,774
328,014

Anderson
Angels
Antioch
Apple Valley
Arcadia

9,508
3,349
99,295
58,883
55,531

Arcata
Arroyo Grande
Artesia
Arvin
Atascadero
Atherton
Atwater
Auburn
Avalon
Avenal

Aliso Viejo
Alturas
Amador
American Canyon
Anaheim

Biggs
Bishop
Blue Lake
Blythe
Bradbury

County
Location

Class

Imperial
Orange
Contra Costa
San Mateo
Santa Barbara

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Orange
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Los Angeles
Imperial

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

8,385
7,139
7,289
5,190
57,077

Kern
Riverside
Imperial
Napa
Ventura

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

38,300
10,511
10,138
90,271
4,094

38,138
9,952
10,033
78,247
4,081

Santa Clara
Riverside
Santa Cruz
San Diego
Monterey

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

14,394
94,826
47,292
36,411
54,228

14,194
89,730
42,647
34,609
51,488

Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Riverside
Stanislaus
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

68,589
70,663
72,994
14,351
199,680

59,954
67,168
66,787
11,127
173,556

Butte
San Bernardino
San Bernardino
Madera
San Diego

Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Citrus Heights
Claremont
Clayton
Clearlake
Cloverdale

87,162
36,098
10,981
13,527
7,511

85,071
33,998
10,762
13,142
6,831

Sacramento
Los Angeles
Contra Costa
Lake
Sonoma

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Clovis
Coachella
Coalinga
Colfax
Colma

75,977
26,772
16,409
1,712
1,195

68,468
22,724
11,668
1,496
1,191

Fresno
Riverside
Fresno
Placer
San Mateo

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Colton
Colusa
Commerce
Compton
Concord

50,211
5,577
13,175
96,996
124,850

47,662
5,402
12,568
93,493
121,780

San Bernardino
Colusa
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Contra Costa

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Table 1. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location and Class
Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

County
Location

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

Corcoran
Corning
Corona
Coronado
Corte Madera

21,131
6,827
137,006
26,353
9,393

14,458
6,741
124,966
24,100
9,100

Kings
Tehama
Riverside
San Diego
Marin

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Fairfax
Fairfield
Farmersville
Ferndale
Fillmore

7,326
102,496
9,242
1,409
14,690

7,319
96,178
8,737
1,382
13,643

Costa Mesa
Cotati
Covina
Crescent City
Cudahy

111,512
6,875
48,721
7,334
25,455

108,724
6,471
46,837
4,006
24,208

Orange
Sonoma
Los Angeles
Del Norte
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Firebaugh
Folsom
Fontana
Fort Bragg
Fort Jones

6,172
63,767
145,770
6,862
656

Culver City
Cupertino
Cypress
Daly City
Dana Point

40,256
52,167
47,644
104,305
36,247

38,816
50,546
46,229
103,621
35,110

Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Orange
San Mateo
Orange

Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Fortuna
Foster City
Fountain Valley
Fowler
Fremont

Danville
Davis
Del Mar
Del Rey Oaks
Delano

43,215
64,259
4,503
1,650
42,007

41,715
60,308
4,389
1,650
38,824

Contra Costa
Yolo
San Diego
Monterey
Kern

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Desert Hot Springs


Diamond Bar
Dinuba
Dixon
Dorris

17,181
58,963
18,369
16,173
879

16,582
56,287
16,844
16,103
886

Riverside
Los Angeles
Tulare
Solano
Siskiyou

Dos Palos
Downey
Duarte
Dublin
Dunsmuir

4,785
111,687
22,377
35,545
1,884

4,581
107,323
21,486
29,973
1,923

East Palo Alto


El Cajon
El Centro
El Cerrito
El Monte

30,866
96,664
38,881
23,531
121,922

29,506
94,869
37,835
23,171
115,965

26,856
16,697
85,786
7,538
61,153

24,297
16,033

6,882
58,014

6,640
138,015
769
26,100
9,606

5,963
133,559
781
26,128
9,168

City

El Paso De Robles
El Segundo
Elk Grove
Emeryville
Encinitas
Escalon
Escondido
Etna
Eureka
Exeter

City

Class

County
Location

Class

Marin
Solano
Tulare
Humboldt
Ventura

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

5,743
51,884
128,929
7,026
660

Fresno
Sacramento
San Bernardino
Mendocino
Siskiyou

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

10,880
29,828
56,268
4,273
208,998

10,497
28,803
54,978
3,979
203,413

Humboldt
San Mateo
Orange
Fresno
Alameda

Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Fresno
Fullerton
Galt
Garden Grove
Gardena

448,453
131,474
22,005
169,911
60,120

427,652
126,003
19,472
165,196
57,746

Fresno
Orange
Sacramento
Orange
Los Angeles

Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Gilroy
Glendale
Glendora
Goleta
Gonzales

44,975
202,747
51,470
47,106
8,286

41,464
194,973
49,415

7,525

Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Monterey

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Merced
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Alameda
Siskiyou

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Grand Terrace
Grass Valley
Greenfield
Gridley
Grover Beach

12,090
11,999
12,948
5,745
13,093

11,626
10,922
12,583
5,382
13,067

San Bernardino
Nevada
Monterey
Butte
San Luis Obispo

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

San Mateo
San Diego
Imperial
Contra Costa
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Guadalupe
Gustine
Half Moon Bay
Hanford
Hawaiian Gardens

6,275
5,129
12,287
44,329
15,575

5,659
4,698
11,842
41,686
14,779

Santa Barbara
Merced
San Mateo
Kings
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

San Luis Obispo


Los Angeles
Sacramento
Alameda
San Diego

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Hawthorne
Hayward
Healdsburg
Hemet
Hercules

87,423
144,721
11,468
62,223
20,489

84,112
140,030
10,722
58,812
19,488

Los Angeles
Alameda
Sonoma
Riverside
Contra Costa

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

San Joaquin
San Diego
Siskiyou
Humboldt
Tulare

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

Hermosa Beach
Hesperia
Hidden Hills
Highland
Hillsborough

19,365
67,843
1,999
47,412
10,962

18,566
62,582
1,875
44,605
10,825

Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Mateo

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Table 1. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location and Class
Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

County
Location

36,599
5,669
4,919
196,954
63,970

34,413
5,612
3,980
189,594
61,348

San Benito
Imperial
Stanislaus
Orange
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Lindsay
Live Oak
Livermore
Livingston
Lodi

6,894
8,461
27,616
4,396
54,450

6,306
7,560
26,992
3,816
49,116

Fresno
Imperial
San Diego
Riverside
Riverside

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Loma Linda
Lomita
Lompoc
Long Beach
Loomis

Industry
Inglewood
Ione
Irvine
Irwindale

795
116,979
7,451
164,923
1,490

777
112,580
7,129
143,072
1,446

Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Amador
Orange
Los Angeles

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

Los Alamitos
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Los Angeles
Los Banos

Isleton
Jackson
Kerman
King City
Kingsburg

837
4,064
9,993
11,275
10,489

828
3,989
8,551
11,094
9,199

Sacramento
Amador
Fresno
Monterey
Fresno

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

La Canada Flintridge
La Habra
La Habra Heights
La Mesa
La Mirada

21,213
61,188
6,070
55,688
48,921

20,318
58,974
5,712
54,749
46,783

Los Angeles
Orange
Los Angeles
San Diego
Los Angeles

La Palma
La Puente
La Quinta
La Verne
Lafayette

15,954
42,641
30,452
32,923
24,402

15,408
41,063
23,694
31,638
23,908

Laguna Beach
Laguna Hills
Laguna Niguel
Laguna Woods
Lake Elsinore

24,589
32,875
65,092
18,208
33,035

23,727
31,178
61,891
16,507
28,928

77,332
5,009
82,333
126,052
12,033
12,062
32,851
25,374
20,993
20,527

City
Hollister
Holtville
Hughson
Huntington Beach
Huntington Park
Huron
Imperial
Imperial Beach
Indian Wells
Indio

Lake Forest
Lakeport
Lakewood
Lancaster
Larkspur
Lathrop
Lawndale
Lemon Grove
Lemoore
Lincoln

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

County
Location

Class

10,528
6,447
78,045
11,034
60,521

10,297
6,229
73,345
10,473
56,999

Tulare
Sutter
Alameda
Merced
San Joaquin

Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

20,136
20,836
41,865
480,973
6,163

18,681
20,046
41,103
461,522
6,260

San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Placer

Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

11,817
27,722
8,229
3,864,360
29,139

11,536
27,693
7,902
3,694,820
25,869

Orange
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Merced

Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Los Gatos
Loyalton
Lynwood
Madera
Malibu

28,910
856
72,605
46,995
13,317

28,592
862
69,845
43,207
12,575

Santa Clara
Sierra
Los Angeles
Madera
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Mammoth Lakes
Manhattan Beach
Manteca
Maricopa
Marina

7,460
36,286
57,200
1,127
22,507

7,093
33,852
49,258
1,111
25,101

Mono
Los Angeles
San Joaquin
Kern
Monterey

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Orange
Los Angeles
Riverside
Los Angeles
Contra Costa

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Martinez
Marysville
Maywood
Mcfarland
Mendota

36,892
12,512
29,146
10,638
8,163

35,866
12,268
28,083
9,618
7,890

Contra Costa
Yuba
Los Angeles
Kern
Fresno

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Riverside

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Menlo Park
Merced
Mill Valley
Millbrae
Milpitas

30,798
67,610
13,658
20,714
65,049

30,785
63,893
13,600
20,718
62,698

San Mateo
Merced
Marin
San Mateo
Santa Clara

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

58,707
4,820
79,345
118,718
12,014

Orange
Lake
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Marin

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Mission Viejo
Modesto
Monrovia
Montague
Montclair

98,943
203,294
38,450
1,448
34,306

93,102
188,856
36,929
1,456
33,049

Orange
Stanislaus
Los Angeles
Siskiyou
San Bernardino

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

10,445
31,711
24,918
19,712
11,205

San Joaquin
Los Angeles
San Diego
Kings
Placer

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Monte Sereno
Montebello
Monterey
Monterey Park
Moorpark

3,503
64,695
30,329
63,406
34,529

3,483
62,150
29,674
60,051
31,415

Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Monterey
Los Angeles
Ventura

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

City

Class

Table 1. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location and Class
Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

16,513
150,203
34,918
10,519
72,006

16,290
142,381
33,556
10,350
70,708

Contra Costa
Riverside
Santa Clara
San Luis Obispo
Santa Clara

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Pinole
Pismo Beach
Pittsburg
Placentia
Placerville

19,502
8,710
61,067
49,097
10,223

19,039
8,551
56,769
46,488
9,610

Mt. Shasta
Murrieta
Napa
National City
Needles

3,629
69,907
74,666
59,774
5,225

3,621
44,282
72,585
54,260
4,830

Siskiyou
Riverside
Napa
San Diego
San Bernardino

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Pleasant Hill
Pleasanton
Plymouth
Point Arena
Pomona

33,676
67,007
1,074
478
156,503

32,837
63,654
980
474
149,473

Nevada City
Newark
Newman
Newport Beach
Norco

3,031
43,958
7,763
79,987
25,245

3,001
42,471
7,093
70,032
24,157

Nevada
Alameda
Stanislaus
Orange
Riverside

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

Port Hueneme
Porterville
Portola
Portola Valley
Poway

21,794
41,945
2,168
4,494
49,833

21,845
39,615
2,227
4,462
48,044

Norwalk
Novato
Oakdale
Oakland
Oakley

108,699
48,648
16,730
412,164
27,001

103,298
47,630
15,503
399,484
25,619

Los Angeles
Marin
Stanislaus
Alameda
Contra Costa

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Mirage
Rancho Palos Verdes
Rancho Santa Margarita
Red Bluff

146,666
14,965
42,810
48,810
13,450

Oceanside
Ojai
Ontario
Orange
Orange Cove

169,805
7,991
165,678
134,523
8,739

161,029
7,862
158,007
128,821
7,722

San Diego
Ventura
San Bernardino
Orange
Fresno

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Redding
Redlands
Redondo Beach
Redwood City
Reedley

Orinda
Orland
Oroville
Oxnard
Pacific Grove

17,830
6,381
13,271
181,763
15,545

17,599
6,281
13,004
170,358
15,522

Contra Costa
Glenn
Butte
Ventura
Monterey

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Pacifica
Palm Desert
Palm Springs
Palmdale
Palo Alto

38,609
43,917
43,997
127,225
60,465

38,390
41,155
42,807
116,670
58,598

San Mateo
Riverside
Riverside
Los Angeles
Santa Clara

Palos Verdes Estates


Paradise
Paramount
Parlier
Pasadena

13,928
26,695
57,314
12,167
142,202

13,340
26,408
55,266
11,145
133,936

13,670
38,200
56,014
65,926
11,127

11,606
36,189
54,548
63,428
10,952

City
Moraga
Moreno Valley
Morgan Hill
Morro Bay
Mountain View

Patterson
Perris
Petaluma
Pico Rivera
Piedmont

County
Location

City

Class

County
Location

Class

Contra Costa
San Luis Obispo
Contra Costa
Orange
El Dorado

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Contra Costa
Alameda
Amador
Mendocino
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Ventura
Tulare
Plumas
San Mateo
San Diego

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

127,743
13,249
41,145
47,214
13,147

San Bernardino
Riverside
Los Angeles
Orange
Tehama

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

85,703
67,604
66,545
75,985
21,335

80,865
63,591
63,261
75,402
20,756

Shasta
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Fresno

General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law

Rialto
Richmond
Ridgecrest
Rio Dell
Rio Vista

96,561
101,373
25,587
3,178
5,717

91,873
99,216
24,927
3,174
4,571

San Bernardino
Contra Costa
Kern
Humboldt
Solano

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Ripon
Riverbank
Riverside
Rocklin
Rohnert Park

11,571
17,260
274,071
43,607
42,572

10,146
15,826
255,166
36,330
42,236

San Joaquin
Stanislaus
Riverside
Placer
Sonoma

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Los Angeles
Butte
Los Angeles
Fresno
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills Estates
Rosemead
Roseville
Ross

1,937
8,051
56,065
90,739
2,352

1,871
7,676
53,505
79,921
2,329

Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Placer
Marin

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Stanislaus
Riverside
Sonoma
Los Angeles
Alameda

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Sacramento
Salinas
San Anselmo
San Bernardino
San Bruno

433,355
150,269
12,379
194,120
40,969

407,018
151,060
12,378
185,401
40,165

Sacramento
Monterey
Marin
San Bernardino
San Mateo

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Table 1. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location and Class

City
San Buenaventura
San Carlos
San Clemente
San Diego
San Dimas

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

104,259
27,768
60,701
1,275,112
36,435

100,916
27,718
49,936
1,223,400
34,980

San Fernando
San Francisco
San Gabriel
San Jacinto
San Joaquin

24,508
791,597
41,567
26,041
3,492

San Jose
San Juan Bautista
San Juan Capistrano
San Leandro
San Luis Obispo

County
Location

City

Class

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

Ventura
San Mateo
Orange
San Diego
Los Angeles

Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Simi Valley
Solana Beach
Soledad
Solvang
Sonoma

117,671
13,329
24,201
5,438
9,460

111,351
12,979
11,263
5,332
9,128

23,564
776,733
39,804
23,779
3,270

Los Angeles
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Riverside
Fresno

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Sonora
South El Monte
South Gate
South Lake Tahoe
South Pasadena

4,605
21,959
100,297
23,863
25,226

924,950
1,606
35,215
81,368
44,359

894,943
1,549
33,826
79,452
44,174

Santa Clara
San Benito
Orange
Alameda
San Luis Obispo

Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

South San Francisco


St. Helena
Stanton
Stockton
Suisun City

63,528
13,436
93,721
30,761
57,146

54,977
12,945
92,482
30,215
56,063

San Diego
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Contra Costa
Marin

Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

San Ramon
Sand City
Sanger
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara

47,060
282
19,894
347,237
90,464

44,722
261
18,931
337,977
92,325

Contra Costa
Monterey
Fresno
Orange
Santa Barbara

Santa Clara
Santa Clarita
Santa Cruz
Santa Fe Springs
Santa Maria

105,831
162,875
55,633
17,107
82,148

102,361
151,088
54,593
17,438
77,423

Santa Monica
Santa Paula
Santa Rosa
Santee
Saratoga

89,333
28,962
154,453
53,609
30,482

Sausalito
Scotts Valley
Seal Beach
Seaside
Sebastopol
Selma
Shafter
Shasta Lake
Sierra Madre
Signal Hill

San Marcos
San Marino
San Mateo
San Pablo
San Rafael

County
Location

Class

Ventura
San Diego
Monterey
Santa Barbara
Sonoma

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

4,423
21,144
96,375
23,609
24,292

Tuolumne
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
El Dorado
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

60,865
6,041
38,411
261,253
26,869

60,552
5,950
37,403
243,771
26,118

San Mateo
Napa
Orange
San Joaquin
Solano

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Sunnyvale
Susanville
Sutter Creek
Taft
Tehachapi

132,501
17,886
2,439
8,978
11,381

131,760
13,541
2,303
6,400
10,957

Santa Clara
Lassen
Amador
Kern
Kern

Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

Tehama
Temecula
Temple City
Thousand Oaks
Tiburon

433
75,014
34,699
123,986
8,794

432
57,716
33,377
117,005
8,666

Tehama
Riverside
Los Angeles
Ventura
Marin

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara

Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Torrance
Tracy
Trinidad
Truckee
Tulare

144,415
69,635
309
14,825
46,270

137,946
56,929
311
13,864
43,994

Los Angeles
San Joaquin
Humboldt
Nevada
Tulare

Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

84,084
28,598
147,595
52,975
29,843

Los Angeles
Ventura
Sonoma
San Diego
Santa Clara

Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Tulelake
Turlock
Tustin
Twentynine Palms
Ukiah

1,002
61,305
69,754
25,171
15,830

1,020
55,810
67,504
14,764
15,497

Siskiyou
Stanislaus
Orange
San Bernardino
Mendocino

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

7,358
11,625
24,921
33,461
7,811

7,330
11,385
24,157
31,696
7,774

Marin
Santa Cruz
Orange
Monterey
Sonoma

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Union City
Upland
Vacaville
Vallejo
Vernon

70,338
71,819
93,927
120,108
94

66,869
68,393
88,625
116,760
91

Alameda
San Bernardino
Solano
Solano
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered

20,902
13,343
9,730
10,973
10,284

19,444
12,736
9,008
10,578
9,333

Fresno
Kern
Shasta
Los Angeles
Los Angeles

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Victorville
Villa Park
Visalia
Vista
Walnut

72,485
6,206
98,875
92,768
31,420

64,029
5,999
91,565
89,857
30,004

San Bernardino
Orange
Tulare
San Diego
Los Angeles

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Table 1. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities Showing Population Data, County Location and Class
Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000
Federal
Census

County
Location

65,995
22,267
7,671
47,701
2,983

64,296
21,263
6,924
44,265
2,978

Contra Costa
Kern
Stanislaus
Santa Cruz
Siskiyou

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

110,515
37,292
36,525
8,764
90,643

105,080
35,716
31,615
8,368
88,207

Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Yolo
Los Angeles
Orange

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Westmorland
Wheatland
Whittier
Williams
Willits

2,185
2,689
86,449
4,028
5,015

2,131
2,275
83,680
3,670
5,073

Imperial
Yuba
Los Angeles
Colusa
Mendocino

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Willows
Windsor
Winters
Woodlake
Woodland

6,282
24,496
6,606
6,927
51,003

6,220
22,744
6,125
6,651
49,151

Glenn
Sonoma
Yolo
Tulare
Yolo

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Woodside
Yorba Linda
Yountville
Yreka
Yuba City

5,361
62,678
3,280
7,292
48,369

5,352
58,918
2,916
7,290
36,758

San Mateo
Orange
Napa
Siskiyou
Sutter

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Yucaipa
Yucca Valley
State Total

45,412
17,966

41,207
16,865

San Bernardino
San Bernardino

General Law
General Law

29,203,000

27,502,319

City
Walnut Creek
Wasco
Waterford
Watsonville
Weed
West Covina
West Hollywood
West Sacramento
Westlake Village
Westminster

Class

Table 2. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data and Class
County/City
(Number of Cities)

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

Alameda County (14)


Alameda
Albany
Berkeley
Dublin
Emeryville
Fremont
Hayward
Livermore
Newark
Oakland
Piedmont
Pleasanton
San Leandro
Union City
Alameda County Total

74,940
16,787
104,558
35,545
7,538
208,998
144,721
78,045
43,958
412,164
11,127
67,007
81,368
70,338
1,357,094

72,259
16,444
102,743
29,973
6,882
203,413
140,030
73,345
42,471
399,484
10,952
63,654
79,452
66,869
1,307,971

Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law

208
7,451
4,064
1,074
2,439
15,236

196
7,129
3,989
980
2,303
14,597

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

1,809
68,589
5,745
13,271
26,695
116,109

1,793
59,954
5,382
13,004
26,408
106,541

General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Calaveras County (1)


Angels
Calaveras County Total

3,349
3,349

3,004
3,004

General Law

Colusa County (2)


Colusa
Williams
Colusa County Total

5,577
4,028
9,605

5,402
3,670
9,072

General Law
General Law

99,295
33,021
10,981
124,850
43,215
23,531
20,489
24,402
36,892
16,513
27,001

90,532
23,302
10,762
121,780
41,715
23,171
19,488
23,908
35,866
16,290
25,619

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Amador County (5)


Amador
Ione
Jackson
Plymouth
Sutter Creek
Amador County Total
Butte County (5)
Biggs
Chico
Gridley
Oroville
Paradise
Butte County Total

Contra Costa County (19)


Antioch
Brentwood
Clayton
Concord
Danville
El Cerrito
Hercules
Lafayette
Martinez
Moraga
Oakley

2000 Federal
Census

Class

County/City
(Number of Cities)

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

17,830
19,502
61,067
33,676
101,373
30,761
47,060
65,995
837,454

17,599
19,039
56,769
32,837
99,216
30,215
44,722
64,296
797,126

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law

Del Norte County (1)


Crescent City
Del Norte County Total

7,334
7,334

4,006
4,006

General Law

El Dorado County (2)


Placerville
South Lake Tahoe
El Dorado County Total

10,223
23,863
34,086

9,610
23,609
33,219

General Law
General Law

Fresno County (15)


Clovis
Coalinga
Firebaugh
Fowler
Fresno
Huron
Kerman
Kingsburg
Mendota
Orange Cove
Parlier
Reedley
San Joaquin
Sanger
Selma
Fresno County Total

75,977
16,409
6,172
4,273
448,453
6,894
9,993
10,489
8,163
8,739
12,167
21,335
3,492
19,894
20,902
673,352

68,468
11,668
5,743
3,979
427,652
6,306
8,551
9,199
7,890
7,722
11,145
20,756
3,270
18,931
19,444
630,724

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Glenn County (2)


Orland
Willows
Glenn County Total

6,381
6,282
12,663

6,281
6,220
12,501

General Law
General Law

Humboldt County (7)


Arcata
Blue Lake
Eureka
Ferndale
Fortuna
Rio Dell
Trinidad
Humboldt County Total

16,923
1,160
26,100
1,409
10,880
3,178
309
59,959

16,651
1,135
26,128
1,382
10,497
3,174
311
59,278

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Imperial County (7)


Brawley
Calexico

22,565
31,778

22,052
27,109

General Law
General Law

Orinda
Pinole
Pittsburg
Pleasant Hill
Richmond
San Pablo
San Ramon
Walnut Creek
Contra Costa County Total

Table 2. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data and Class
County/City
(Number of Cities)
Imperial County (7) (continued)
Calipatria
El Centro
Holtville
Imperial
Westmorland
Imperial County Total

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

7,624
38,881
5,669
8,461
2,185
117,163

7,289
37,835
5,612
7,560
2,131
109,588

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Inyo County (1)


Bishop
Inyo County Total

3,617
3,617

3,575
3,575

General Law

Kern County (11)


Arvin
Bakersfield
California City
Delano
Maricopa
Mcfarland
Ridgecrest
Shafter
Taft
Tehachapi
Wasco
Kern County Total

14,034
266,784
11,111
42,007
1,127
10,638
25,587
13,343
8,978
11,381
22,267
427,257

12,956
247,057
8,385
38,824
1,111
9,618
24,927
12,736
6,400
10,957
21,263
394,234

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Kings County (4)


Avenal
Corcoran
Hanford
Lemoore
Kings County Total

15,334
21,131
44,329
20,993
101,787

14,674
14,458
41,686
19,712
90,530

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Lake County (2)


Clearlake
Lakeport
Lake County Total

13,527
5,009
18,536

13,142
4,820
17,962

General Law
General Law

Lassen County (1)


Susanville
Lassen County Total

17,886
17,886

13,541
13,541

General Law

Los Angeles County (88)


Agoura Hills
Alhambra
Arcadia
Artesia
Avalon
Azusa
Baldwin Park
Bell
Bell Gardens
Bellflower
Beverly Hills

21,930
88,938
55,531
17,007
3,317
47,165
79,573
38,233
45,769
76,428
35,350

20,537
85,804
53,054
16,380
3,127
44,712
75,837
36,664
44,054
72,878
33,784

General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

County/City
(Number of Cities)
Bradbury
Burbank
Calabasas
Carson
Cerritos
Claremont
Commerce
Compton
Covina
Cudahy
Culver City
Diamond Bar
Downey
Duarte
El Monte
El Segundo
Gardena
Glendale
Glendora
Hawaiian Gardens
Hawthorne
Hermosa Beach
Hidden Hills
Huntington Park
Industry
Inglewood
Irwindale
La Canada Flintridge
La Habra Heights
La Mirada
La Puente
La Verne
Lakewood
Lancaster
Lawndale
Lomita
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Lynwood
Malibu
Manhattan Beach
Maywood
Monrovia
Montebello
Monterey Park
Norwalk
Palmdale
Palos Verdes Estates
Paramount
Pasadena
Pico Rivera
Pomona
Rancho Palos Verdes
Redondo Beach

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003
921
104,497
21,077
94,826
54,228
36,098
13,175
96,996
48,721
25,455
40,256
58,963
111,687
22,377
121,922
16,697
60,120
202,747
51,470
15,575
87,423
19,365
1,999
63,970
795
116,979
1,490
21,213
6,070
48,921
42,641
32,923
82,333
126,052
32,851
20,836
480,973
3,864,360
72,605
13,317
36,286
29,146
38,450
64,695
63,406
108,699
127,225
13,928
57,314
142,202
65,926
156,503
42,810
66,545

2000 Federal
Census
855
100,316
20,033
89,730
51,488
33,998
12,568
93,493
46,837
24,208
38,816
56,287
107,323
21,486
115,965
16,033
57,746
194,973
49,415
14,779
84,112
18,566
1,875
61,348
777
112,580
1,446
20,318
5,712
46,783
41,063
31,638
79,345
118,718
31,711
20,046
461,522
3,694,820
69,845
12,575
33,852
28,083
36,929
62,150
60,051
103,298
116,670
13,340
55,266
133,936
63,428
149,473
41,145
63,261

Class
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Table 2. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data and Class
County/City
(Number of Cities)
Los Angeles County (88) (continued)
Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills Estates
Rosemead
San Dimas
San Fernando
San Gabriel
San Marino
Santa Clarita
Santa Fe Springs
Santa Monica
Sierra Madre
Signal Hill
South El Monte
South Gate
South Pasadena
Temple City
Torrance
Vernon
Walnut
West Covina
West Hollywood
Westlake Village
Whittier
Los Angeles County Total

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

1,937
8,051
56,065
36,435
24,508
41,567
13,436
162,875
17,107
89,333
10,973
10,284
21,959
100,297
25,226
34,699
144,415
94
31,420
110,515
37,292
8,764
86,449
8,931,001

1,871
7,676
53,505
34,980
23,564
39,804
12,945
151,088
17,438
84,084
10,578
9,333
21,144
96,375
24,292
33,377
137,946
91
30,004
105,080
35,716
8,368
83,680
8,531,801

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

14,351
46,995
61,346

11,127
43,207
54,334

General Law
General Law

2,137
9,393
7,326
12,033
13,658
48,648
2,352
12,379
57,146
7,358
8,794
181,224

2,125
9,100
7,319
12,014
13,600
47,630
2,329
12,378
56,063
7,330
8,666
178,554

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Mendocino County (4)


Fort Bragg
Point Arena
Ukiah
Willits
Mendocino County Total

6,862
478
15,830
5,015
28,185

7,026
474
15,497
5,073
28,070

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Merced County (6)


Atwater

26,016

23,113

General Law

Madera County (2)


Chowchilla
Madera
Madera County Total
Marin County (11)
Belvedere
Corte Madera
Fairfax
Larkspur
Mill Valley
Novato
Ross
San Anselmo
San Rafael
Sausalito
Tiburon
Marin County Total

County/City
(Number of Cities)

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

Dos Palos
Gustine
Livingston
Los Banos
Merced
Merced County Total

4,785
5,129
11,034
29,139
67,610
143,713

4,581
4,698
10,473
25,869
63,893
132,627

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Modoc County (1)


Alturas
Modoc County Total

2,812
2,812

2,892
2,892

General Law

Mono County (1)


Mammoth Lakes
Mono County Total

7,460
7,460

7,093
7,093

General Law

Monterey County (12)


Carmel-By-The-Sea
Del Rey Oaks
Gonzales
Greenfield
King City
Marina
Monterey
Pacific Grove
Salinas
Sand City
Seaside
Soledad
Monterey County Total

4,094
1,650
8,286
12,948
11,275
22,507
30,329
15,545
150,269
282
33,461
24,201
314,847

4,081
1,650
7,525
12,583
11,094
25,101
29,674
15,522
151,060
261
31,696
11,263
301,510

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Napa County (5)


American Canyon
Calistoga
Napa
St. Helena
Yountville
Napa County Total

12,331
5,237
74,666
6,041
3,280
101,555

9,774
5,190
72,585
5,950
2,916
96,415

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Nevada County (3)


Grass Valley
Nevada City
Truckee
Nevada County Total

11,999
3,031
14,825
29,855

10,922
3,001
13,864
27,787

Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Orange County (34)


Aliso Viejo
Anaheim
Brea
Buena Park
Costa Mesa
Cypress
Dana Point
Fountain Valley
Fullerton
Garden Grove

43,879
337,440
37,962
80,617
111,512
47,644
36,247
56,268
131,474
169,911

328,014
35,410
78,282
108,724
46,229
35,110
54,978
126,003
165,196

General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

2000 Federal
Census

Class

10

Table 2. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data and Class
County/City
(Number of Cities)
Orange County (34) (continued)
Huntington Beach
Irvine
La Habra
La Palma
Laguna Beach
Laguna Hills
Laguna Niguel
Laguna Woods
Lake Forest
Los Alamitos
Mission Viejo
Newport Beach
Orange
Placentia
Rancho Santa Margarita
San Clemente
San Juan Capistrano
Santa Ana
Seal Beach
Stanton
Tustin
Villa Park
Westminster
Yorba Linda
Orange County Total

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

196,954
164,923
61,188
15,954
24,589
32,875
65,092
18,208
77,332
11,817
98,943
79,987
134,523
49,097
48,810
60,701
35,215
347,237
24,921
38,411
69,754
6,206
90,643
62,678
2,869,012

189,594
143,072
58,974
15,408
23,727
31,178
61,891
16,507
58,707
11,536
93,102
70,032
128,821
46,488
47,214
49,936
33,826
337,977
24,157
37,403
67,504
5,999
88,207
58,918
2,678,124

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

12,235
1,712
20,527
6,163
43,607
90,739
174,983

12,462
1,496
11,205
6,260
36,330
79,921
147,674

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Plumas County (1)


Portola
Plumas County Total

2,168
2,168

2,227
2,227

General Law

Riverside County (24)


Banning
Beaumont
Blythe
Calimesa
Canyon Lake
Cathedral City
Coachella
Corona
Desert Hot Springs
Hemet
Indian Wells
Indio
La Quinta

25,504
13,783
21,211
7,333
10,511
47,292
26,772
137,006
17,181
62,223
4,396
54,450
30,452

23,562
11,384
12,155
7,139
9,952
42,647
22,724
124,966
16,582
58,812
3,816
49,116
23,694

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Placer County (6)


Auburn
Colfax
Lincoln
Loomis
Rocklin
Roseville
Placer County Total

County/City
(Number of Cities)
Lake Elsinore
Moreno Valley
Murrieta
Norco
Palm Desert
Palm Springs
Perris
Rancho Mirage
Riverside
San Jacinto
Temecula
Riverside County Total

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

33,035
150,203
69,907
25,245
43,917
43,997
38,200
14,965
274,071
26,041
75,014
1,252,709

28,928
142,381
44,282
24,157
41,155
42,807
36,189
13,249
255,166
23,779
57,716
1,116,358

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Sacramento County (6)


Citrus Heights
Elk Grove
Folsom
Galt
Isleton
Sacramento
Sacramento County Total

87,162
85,786
63,767
22,005
837
433,355
692,912

85,071

51,884
19,472
828
407,018
564,273

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered

San Benito County (2)


Hollister
San Juan Bautista
San Benito County Total

36,599
1,606
38,205

34,413
1,549
35,962

General Law
General Law

19,396
58,883
22,980
5,872
70,663
72,994
50,211
145,770
12,090
67,843
47,412
20,136
34,306
5,225
165,678
146,666
67,604
96,561
194,120
25,171
71,819
72,485
45,412
17,966
1,537,263

18,130
54,239
21,119
5,438
67,168
66,787
47,662
128,929
11,626
62,582
44,605
18,681
33,049
4,830
158,007
127,743
63,591
91,873
185,401
14,764
68,393
64,029
41,207
16,865
1,416,718

Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

San Bernardino County (24)


Adelanto
Apple Valley
Barstow
Big Bear Lake
Chino
Chino Hills
Colton
Fontana
Grand Terrace
Hesperia
Highland
Loma Linda
Montclair
Needles
Ontario
Rancho Cucamonga
Redlands
Rialto
San Bernardino
Twentynine Palms
Upland
Victorville
Yucaipa
Yucca Valley
San Bernardino County Total

Table 2. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data and Class
County/City
(Number of Cities)
San Diego County (18)
Carlsbad
Chula Vista
Coronado
Del Mar
El Cajon
Encinitas
Escondido
Imperial Beach
La Mesa
Lemon Grove
National City
Oceanside
Poway
San Diego
San Marcos
Santee
Solana Beach
Vista
San Diego County Total

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

90,271
199,680
26,353
4,503
96,664
61,153
138,015
27,616
55,688
25,374
59,774
169,805
49,833
1,275,112
63,528
53,609
13,329
92,768
2,503,075

78,247
173,556
24,100
4,389
94,869
58,014
133,559
26,992
54,749
24,918
54,260
161,029
48,044
1,223,400
54,977
52,975
12,979
89,857
2,370,914

General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

San Francisco County (1)


San Francisco
San Francisco County Total

791,597
791,597

776,733
776,733

Chartered

San Joaquin County (7)


Escalon
Lathrop
Lodi
Manteca
Ripon
Stockton
Tracy
San Joaquin County Total

6,640
12,062
60,521
57,200
11,571
261,253
69,635
478,882

5,963
10,445
56,999
49,258
10,146
243,771
56,929
433,511

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law

San Luis Obispo County (7)


Arroyo Grande
Atascadero
El Paso De Robles
Grover Beach
Morro Bay
Pismo Beach
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo County Total

16,523
27,404
26,856
13,093
10,519
8,710
44,359
147,464

15,851
26,411
24,297
13,067
10,350
8,551
44,174
142,701

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

San Mateo County (20)


Atherton
Belmont
Brisbane
Burlingame
Colma
Daly City
East Palo Alto
Foster City

7,214
25,397
3,647
28,258
1,195
104,305
30,866
29,828

7,194
25,123
3,597
28,158
1,191
103,621
29,506
28,803

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

County/City
(Number of Cities)

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

Half Moon Bay


Hillsborough
Menlo Park
Millbrae
Pacifica
Portola Valley
Redwood City
San Bruno
San Carlos
San Mateo
South San Francisco
Woodside
San Mateo County Total

12,287
10,962
30,798
20,714
38,609
4,494
75,985
40,969
27,768
93,721
60,865
5,361
653,243

11,842
10,825
30,785
20,718
38,390
4,462
75,402
40,165
27,718
92,482
60,552
5,352
645,886

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law

Santa Barbara County (8)


Buellton
Carpinteria
Goleta
Guadalupe
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Solvang
Santa Barbara County Total

4,213
14,394
47,106
6,275
41,865
90,464
82,148
5,438
291,903

3,828
14,194

5,659
41,103
92,325
77,423
5,332
239,864

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law

Santa Clara County (15)


Campbell
Cupertino
Gilroy
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Los Gatos
Milpitas
Monte Sereno
Morgan Hill
Mountain View
Palo Alto
San Jose
Santa Clara
Saratoga
Sunnyvale
Santa Clara County Total

38,300
52,167
44,975
27,722
8,229
28,910
65,049
3,503
34,918
72,006
60,465
924,950
105,831
30,482
132,501
1,630,008

38,138
50,546
41,464
27,693
7,902
28,592
62,698
3,483
33,556
70,708
58,598
894,943
102,361
29,843
131,760
1,582,285

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

Santa Cruz County (4)


Capitola
Santa Cruz
Scotts Valley
Watsonville
Santa Cruz County Total

10,138
55,633
11,625
47,701
125,097

10,033
54,593
11,385
44,265
120,276

General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered

9,508
85,703
9,730

9,022
80,865
9,008

General Law
General Law
General Law

Shasta County (3)


Anderson
Redding
Shasta Lake

11

12

Table 2. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Alphabetical List of Cities by County Showing Population Data and Class
County/City
(Number of Cities)
Shasta County Total
Sierra County (1)
Loyalton
Sierra County Total

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003
104,941

2000 Federal
Census

Class

98,895

856
856

862
862

General Law

879
1,884
769
656
1,448
3,629
1,002
2,983
7,292
20,542

886
1,923
781
660
1,456
3,621
1,020
2,978
7,290
20,615

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Solano County (7)


Benicia
Dixon
Fairfield
Rio Vista
Suisun City
Vacaville
Vallejo
Solano County Total

27,035
16,173
102,496
5,717
26,869
93,927
120,108
392,325

26,865
16,103
96,178
4,571
26,118
88,625
116,760
375,220

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered

Sonoma County (9)


Cloverdale
Cotati
Healdsburg
Petaluma
Rohnert Park
Santa Rosa
Sebastopol
Sonoma
Windsor
Sonoma County Total

7,511
6,875
11,468
56,014
42,572
154,453
7,811
9,460
24,496
320,660

6,831
6,471
10,722
54,548
42,236
147,595
7,774
9,128
22,744
308,049

General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Stanislaus County (9)


Ceres
Hughson
Modesto
Newman
Oakdale
Patterson
Riverbank
Turlock
Waterford
Stanislaus County Total

36,411
4,919
203,294
7,763
16,730
13,670
17,260
61,305
7,671
369,023

34,609
3,980
188,856
7,093
15,503
11,606
15,826
55,810
6,924
340,207

General Law
General Law
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

6,447
48,369

6,229
36,758

General Law
General Law

Siskiyou County (9)


Dorris
Dunsmuir
Etna
Fort Jones
Montague
Mt. Shasta
Tulelake
Weed
Yreka
Siskiyou County Total

Sutter County (2)


Live Oak
Yuba City

County/City
(Number of Cities)

Estimated
Population
June 30, 2003

2000 Federal
Census

Class

Sutter County Total

54,816

42,987

Tehama County (3)


Corning
Red Bluff
Tehama
Tehama County Total

6,827
13,450
433
20,710

6,741
13,147
432
20,320

General Law
General Law
General Law

18,369
9,606
9,242
10,528
41,945
46,270
98,875
6,927
241,762

16,844
9,168
8,737
10,297
39,615
43,994
91,565
6,651
226,871

Chartered
Chartered
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered
Chartered

4,605
4,605

4,423
4,423

General Law

Ventura County (10)


Camarillo
Fillmore
Moorpark
Ojai
Oxnard
Port Hueneme
San Buenaventura
Santa Paula
Simi Valley
Thousand Oaks
Ventura County Total

60,515
14,690
34,529
7,991
181,763
21,794
104,259
28,962
117,671
123,986
696,160

57,077
13,643
31,415
7,862
170,358
21,845
100,916
28,598
111,351
117,005
660,070

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law
Chartered
Chartered
General Law
General Law
General Law

Yolo County (4)


Davis
West Sacramento
Winters
Woodland
Yolo County Total

64,259
36,525
6,606
51,003
158,393

60,308
31,615
6,125
49,151
147,199

General Law
General Law
General Law
General Law

Yuba County (2)


Marysville
Wheatland
Yuba County Total

12,512
2,689
15,201

12,268
2,275
14,543

Chartered
General Law

29,203,000

27,502,319

Tulare County (8)


Dinuba
Exeter
Farmersville
Lindsay
Porterville
Tulare
Visalia
Woodlake
Tulare County Total
Tuolumne County (1)
Sonora
Tuolumne County Total

State Total (477)

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


Statement of Revenues
Functional Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Adelanto (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues

Total Revenues
$

Functional Revenues
$

709,347

Agoura Hills (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,697,573

39,990
3,077,219

1,032,575
582,290
61,788
156,740

Total Revenues
$

1,697,573

39,990
3,077,219
709,347
1,032,575
582,290
61,788
156,740

633,913
1,658,445

633,913
1,658,445

141,374

77,467

141,374
77,467

181,084

200,327
16,061

381,411
16,061

401,349
685,323

191,245

1,129,216
20,743

571

1,129,216
20,743
401,349
685,894

191,245

832,384

107,440

387,819

140,617

207,608

832,384

107,440

387,819

140,617

207,608

55,148

1,669,089
97,371

1,669,089
97,371
55,148

6,333,096

9,859,020

16,192,116

13

14

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

971,799

98,463

Alameda (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

15,785,495

59,398
8,159,933

642,439
4,671,726
1,484,802
3,147,175
7,426,795
410,532

15,785,495
971,799
59,398
8,159,933

642,439
4,671,726
1,484,802
3,147,175
7,426,795
508,995

Functional Revenues
$

1,228,346

488,115

Albany (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

2,326,935

78,142
1,339,720

430,392
439,563
958,048
1,340,059

Total Revenues
$

2,326,935
1,228,346
78,142
1,339,720

430,392
439,563
958,048
1,340,059
488,115

2,290,320

2,290,320

408,082

519,208
699,358

408,082

519,208
699,358

1,038,078
1,499

1,038,078
1,499

173,454
46,661

173,454
46,661

544,363
201,088

188,108

544,363
389,196

69,350

264,352

69,350
264,352

1,145,088
474,449

2,582,277

3,727,365
474,449

109,313
96,315

137,920

247,233
96,315

15,576
1,535,164
5,340,331
(743,485)
1,093,219
1,191,660

4,123,899
211,842

4,123,899
227,418
1,535,164
5,340,331
(743,485)
1,093,219
1,191,660

22,830
353,376
848,890
17,903
1,059,384

970,428
30,466

970,428
53,296
353,376
848,890
17,903
1,059,384

874,940
156,172
2,166,525
1,713,085
5,311,244
312,190
515,789
1,236,454
5,253,617

40,337,838

4,724,123
2,100,000
1,776,749

874,940
156,172
2,166,525
1,713,085
5,311,244
312,190
515,789
1,236,454
5,253,617

40,337,838

4,724,123
2,100,000
1,776,749

136,909
45,260
428,151
26,584
1,786,322
77,220

516,070

299,674

136,909
45,260
428,151
26,584
1,786,322
77,220

516,070

299,674

205,600
1,316,367

5,146
523,318

5,146
728,918
1,316,367

15
64,000
2,125

15
64,000
2,125

10,600,000
1,785,648
95,583,953

49,422,885

10,600,000
1,785,648
145,006,838

8,002,787

17,525,702

8,316,025

8,002,787

25,841,727

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,164,368

Alhambra (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

5,231,484

83,221
12,047,665

166,051
1,063,813
1,458,267
304,978
3,961,458
51,999

5,231,484

83,221
12,047,665
1,164,368
166,051
1,063,813
1,458,267
304,978
3,961,458
51,999

Functional Revenues
$

3,894

Aliso Viejo (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

972,021

14,834
3,188,267

888,918

433,867

1,034,888

Total Revenues
$

972,021

14,834
3,188,267
3,894

888,918

433,867

1,034,888

2,221,000
724,851
2,308,768

2,221,000
724,851
2,308,768

760,219
490,514

760,219
490,514

278,896

278,896

1,319,064

120,225

1,319,064
120,225

107,645

96,419

107,645
96,419

980,103
500,932

429,277
74,391

1,409,380
575,323

47,512

96,851
39,600

144,363
39,600

1,599,818
558,259
1,479,932
2,289,222

5,079,061
66,103

43,684

5,079,061
66,103
1,599,818
601,943
1,479,932
2,289,222

1,275,451
255,506
523,884

3,658,328
13,199

3,658,328
13,199
1,275,451
255,506
523,884

425,235
281,068
1,107,004
109,718
967,566
6,805,836

438,767
1,695,167
8,718,283

213,701
465,226
393,332

425,235
281,068
1,107,004
109,718
967,566
6,805,836

438,767
1,695,167
8,718,283

213,701
465,226
393,332

159,509

5,855

9,386

159,509

5,855

9,386

636,015

2,197
93,113
74,142

2,197
93,113
710,157

19,305

19,305

38,653,968

30,351,129

69,005,097

2,667,538

10,456,497

13,124,035

15

16

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Alturas (Modoc County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,863

Total Revenues
$

245,398

754,003

134,924
46,842
12,034
4,076

245,398

754,003

134,924
46,842
12,034
4,076

2,863

Functional Revenues
$

Amador (Amador County)


General Revenues
$

19,620

13,982

18,324
2,932
2,240
566

400

Total Revenues
$

19,620

13,982

18,324
2,932
2,240
566

400

7,618
4,712

7,618
4,712

12,893

12,893

11,580

11,580

1,370

1,370

18,364
12,587

18,364
12,587

6,651

11,603
26,582

18,254
26,582

56,697
1,494,236

23,089

168,248
5,045

77

168,248
5,045
56,697
1,494,313

23,089

10,039
5,535

115,085

11,750
402

11,750
402
10,039
5,540

115,085

15,380
2,435

436,466

12,991
23,817
636,942

5,710

15,380
2,435

436,466

12,991
23,817
636,942

5,710

60,926

11,050

60,926

11,050

517

517

13,999

6,851

20,850

2,766,004

1,370,647

4,136,651

237,548

115,257

352,805

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

American Canyon (Napa County)


General Revenues

241,665

2,038,144

Total Revenues
$

3,082,233

8,358
1,536,865

169,545
81,135
121,628

3,082,233

8,358
1,536,865
241,665

169,545
81,135
121,628

2,038,144

Functional Revenues
$

633,345

9,002,510

Anaheim (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

24,965,092

416,745
53,241,133

56,198,637
2,013,531
5,378,514
1,191,262

Total Revenues
$

24,965,092
633,345
416,745
53,241,133
9,002,510
56,198,637
2,013,531
5,378,514
1,191,262

103,173

103,173

1,770,612

24,420
3,341,785

1,770,612

24,420
3,341,785

886,919
21,305

886,919
21,305

2,417,873
778,704

2,417,873
778,704

48,955

18,990

48,955
18,990

1,496,187
841,596

1,176,650

1,496,187
2,018,246

567,247
33,977

214,482
63,951

781,729
97,928

14,772,218
1,218,892

3,830,538

18,602,756
1,218,892

230,604
194,265

428,451

670,055
31,109

15,690

670,055
31,109
230,604
209,955

428,451

7,518
7,616,139
4,122,109
5,889,830
62,061,827

19,359,863
342,610

8,888

4,013,172

19,359,863
350,128
7,616,139
4,130,997
5,889,830
62,061,827
4,013,172

437,295

11,672
3,177,641

170,335

3,970,039

9,047
73,500
17,898

437,295

11,672
3,177,641

170,335

3,970,039

9,047
73,500
17,898

3,966,539
1,107,899
1,262,716
252,097

43,101,184

1,736,052
5,401,000
41,801,000
272,024,000

9,281,418
23,974,403

3,966,539
1,107,899
1,262,716
252,097

43,101,184

1,736,052
5,401,000
41,801,000
272,024,000

9,281,418
23,974,403

16,000
63,275

1,138
20,805

17,138
84,080

6,009,708
300,389
18,249,791

6,009,708
300,389
18,249,791

12,741,407

6,035,984

18,777,391

4,000,000
548,463,761

172,136,635

4,000,000
720,600,396

17

18

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

49,272

1,092,128

Anderson (Shasta County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

608,706

78,375
1,300,541

178,443
222,777
41,589
37,224

608,706

78,375
1,300,541
49,272
178,443
222,777
41,589
37,224

1,092,128

Functional Revenues
$

Angels (Calaveras County)


General Revenues
$

326,876

114,018
715,633

319,564
61,847
20,490

1,668

Total Revenues
$

326,876

114,018
715,633

319,564
61,847
20,490

1,668

157,353

157,353

166,583
5,217

166,583
5,217

439,743

439,743

23,868
11,113

23,868
11,113

153,087

63,666
21,150

216,753
21,150

289,077

9,991
600

299,068
600

237,910
260,786
380,417
1,132,107

502,227
12,461

172
40,018

502,227
12,461
237,910
260,958
420,435
1,132,107

85,636
941,072

199,181
5,793

87

199,181
5,793
85,636
941,159

122,069
17,004

742
1,139,415

112,358

911,942

57,382
464,894

122,069
17,004

742
1,139,415

112,358

911,942

57,382
464,894

6,480
34,007
878
264,653
1,257,260

2,900

1,131,619

53,582
675

6,480
34,007
878
264,653
1,257,260

2,900

1,131,619

53,582
675

110,807

5,534
27,645

5,534
27,645
110,807

725,291

725,291

294,575
6,743,676

3,140,528

294,575
9,884,204

5,390,226

1,775,748

7,165,974

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,122,906

Antioch (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

6,183,418

282,974
8,845,484

397,879
1,928,300
903,955
638,098

470

6,183,418

282,974
8,845,484
1,122,906
397,879
1,928,300
903,955
638,098

470

Functional Revenues
$

Apple Valley (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues

1,686,784

2,593,813

2,568,168

8,957
805,889
136,535
203,518

Total Revenues
2,593,813

2,568,168
1,686,784
8,957
805,889
136,535
203,518

1,758,343

1,758,343

1,204,759
259,752

1,204,759
259,752

1,233,718
1,865,603

1,233,718
1,865,603

356,779
25,269

356,779
25,269

179,864

179,864

3,832,958
690,233

3,832,958
690,233

330,943

273,309

604,252

1,807,055
1,251,401
73,379
2,473,754

5,580,433
111,343

736

5,580,433
111,343
1,807,055
1,252,137
73,379
2,473,754

1,316,022
813,224

312,859

3,287,318
46,182

1,623

3,287,318
46,182
1,316,022
814,847

312,859

965,547
652,294

507,033
2,762,859

1,215,502

20,749,278

2,378

2,143,689

965,547
652,294

507,033
2,762,859

1,215,502

20,749,278

2,378

2,143,689

532,057
152,588

273,515
2,572,768
6,814,320

665,754

16,572

532,057
152,588

273,515
2,572,768
6,814,320

665,754

16,572

5,411,385
786,058

5,411,385
786,058

1,368,883

1,368,883

50,052,611

24,873,090

74,925,701

19,955,610

10,105,176

30,060,786

19

20

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

542,407

2,957,517

141,106

Arcadia (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

6,011,590

1,307,065
6,524,110

1,845,619
650,853
822,478
423,129
4,461,276

6,011,590
542,407
1,307,065
6,524,110
2,957,517
1,845,619
650,853
822,478
423,129
4,461,276
141,106

Functional Revenues
$

439,247

5,347

Arcata (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

462,150

79
1,558,328

645,418
196,089
109,797
26,730
544,438

Total Revenues
$

462,150

79
1,558,328
439,247
645,418
196,089
109,797
26,730
544,438
5,347

405,504

405,504

1,329,065
141,106

10,579

1,329,065
151,685

182,218
5,486

42,600

182,218
48,086

317,796

99,029

317,796
99,029

65,343

171,208

65,343
171,208

1,108,771

1,900,523
201,593

3,009,294
201,593

240,601
113,687

24,480

265,081
113,687

6,319
1,369,342
429,723

1,265,879

3,164,116
72,703

2,528

3,164,116
79,022
1,369,342
432,251

1,265,879

330,846
3,509,191
46,744
1,226,807

1,001,565
7,848

448

1,001,565
7,848
330,846
3,509,639
46,744
1,226,807

1,259,816
312,394
757,769
222,229
763,627

437,673

9,141,508

96,261
438,526
188,583

1,259,816
312,394
757,769
222,229
763,627

437,673

9,141,508

96,261
438,526
188,583

137,428
29,062

1,979,896
2,258,195

171,298

1,821,044

105,486

235,862

137,428
29,062

1,979,896
2,258,195

171,298

1,821,044

105,486

235,862

61,051

76,124
25,000
112,063

76,124
25,000
173,114

24,000

1,201,546

90,000

57,395

114,000

1,258,941

23,693,972

27,710,378

51,404,350

14,129,334

4,938,573

19,067,907

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Arroyo Grande (San Luis Obispo County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

5,921

218,023

619,274

2,368,848

(4,544)
3,109,824

369,956
408,636
61,014
130,150

2,368,848
5,921
(4,544)
3,109,824
218,023
369,956
408,636
61,014
130,150

619,274

Functional Revenues
$

222,278

Artesia (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

583,752

2,006,659

141,495
227,531
286,393
50,624

Total Revenues
$

583,752

2,006,659
222,278
141,495
227,531
286,393
50,624

46,271
6,741

71,707

46,271
6,741

71,707

115,509

115,509

299,951
26,987

299,951
26,987

868,947

868,947

94,148

53,163

94,148
53,163

294,396

294,396

240,415

54,651
188,722

295,066
188,722

83,655
198,121

83,655
198,121

354,847
1,108,733

305,485

939,695
36,417

459

939,695
36,417
354,847
1,109,192

305,485

380,160
404,457

515,065

962,224
7,271

473

962,224
7,271
380,160
404,930

515,065

150,956
24,006
66,636
44,726
604,311

9,842
515,327

3,399,108

15,190

75,607

150,956
24,006
66,636
44,726
604,311

9,842
515,327

3,399,108

15,190

75,607

40,970

647,789

51,666

10,000

40,970

647,789

51,666

10,000

794,607

156,169

19,027

461,308

813,634

617,477

133,000

233,546

133,000

233,546

1,900,000
114,075
11,269,063

8,197,326

1,900,000
114,075
19,466,389

3,551,237

4,914,744

8,465,981

21

22

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Arvin (Kern County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

121,785

(2,243)
428,511

323,229
5,968
6,399

121,785

(2,243)
428,511

323,229
5,968
6,399

Functional Revenues
$

Atascadero (San Luis Obispo County)


General Revenues

503,870

887,808

3,253,001

1,849
3,682,751

282,988
657,873
154,490
138,875

Total Revenues
$

3,253,001

1,849
3,682,751
503,870
282,988
657,873
154,490
138,875

887,808

36,170
9,669

36,170
9,669

154,226
1,948

30

154,226
1,978

598,925
37,360

35,370

598,925
72,730

103,177
7,662

103,177
7,662

43,623
39,274

43,623
39,274

6,435
2,135

42,283
36,502

48,718
38,637

569,762

414,321
115,801

984,083
115,801

258,328
236,555
211,847
243,000

841,949
1,690

476

841,949
1,690
258,328
237,031
211,847
243,000

583,027
1,410,029

529,217

1,555,512
47,627

7,123

1,555,512
47,627
583,027
1,417,152

529,217

8,397

319,275

8,397

319,275

536,866
41,894
150,284

1,639,886

353,626

52,775

626,620

536,866
41,894
150,284

1,639,886

353,626

52,775

626,620

47,382

47,382

919,294

494,095

1,413,389

1,646,206

1,806,579

3,452,785

9,524,140

10,841,676

20,365,816

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

207,905

Atherton (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,226,628

102,990

307,341
135,089
149,646

3,226,628

102,990
207,905

307,341
135,089
149,646

Functional Revenues
$

443,264

Atwater (Merced County)


General Revenues
$

928,993

18,836
1,698,834

60,245
333,198
65,975

72,287

Total Revenues
$

928,993

18,836
1,698,834

60,245
333,198
65,975

515,551

1,576,256

1,576,256

41,181

130,520

41,181

130,520

1,199,246
402,384

1,199,246
402,384

323,941
8,288

9,420

323,941
17,708

56,287

22,822

56,287
22,822

37,358

56,049

37,358
56,049

11,082

361,469
68,763

372,551
68,763

305,877
21,623

304,942
26,198

610,819
47,821

140,188
1,574,702

414,619
28,178

203

414,619
28,178
140,188
1,574,905

481,753
545,505
304,091
513,953

1,393,239
10,333

1,941

1,393,239
10,333
481,753
547,446
304,091
513,953

67,975
12,925

295,452

38,822

67,975
12,925

295,452

38,822

88,510

523,206
340
3,222,083
1,540,713

99,872

2,004,660

1,101,480
165,040

88,510

523,206
340
3,222,083
1,540,713

99,872

2,004,660

1,101,480
165,040

90,757

5,107

40,280

5,107
90,757
40,280

63,365

59,370

239,557

59,370

302,922

5,673,981

4,863,135

10,537,116

1,809,134
13,775,757

5,279,417

1,809,134
19,055,174

23

24

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Auburn (Placer County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

215,126

996,396

Total Revenues
$

1,662,776

76
2,797,849

198,602
597,154
144,593
90,586

507,141

1,662,776
215,126
76
2,797,849
996,396
198,602
597,154
144,593
90,586

507,141

Functional Revenues
$

98,416

Avalon (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

181,012

999,690

2,376,058
101,411
113,602
20,869

266,629

Total Revenues
$

181,012

999,690
98,416
2,376,058
101,411
113,602
20,869

266,629

267,474
15,144

267,474
15,144

74,655
114,326

74,655
114,326

66,497

40,155

66,497
40,155

41,038

41,038

359,730

388,349
317,994

748,079
317,994

45,891

48,034
7,335

93,925
7,335

3,029
274,617
1,101,917

3,126,307

740,739
21,479

740,739
24,508
274,617
1,101,917

3,126,307

64,276
184,344

559,492

173,321
12,214

173,321
12,214
64,276
184,344

559,492

114,927

102,678
2,982,607

462,522

30,812
114,356
9,283

114,927

102,678
2,982,607

462,522

30,812
114,356
9,283

187,601

1,230,439
1,077,097

17,117

4,765,004

33,950

187,601

1,230,439
1,077,097

17,117

4,765,004

33,950

8,414

8,414

9,995

350,264
1,350
38,794

350,264
11,345
38,794

10,251,836

7,507,493

17,759,329

8,503,641

4,690,583

13,194,224

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Avenal (Kings County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

66,287

144,226

231,394

Total Revenues
$

121,986

2,657
149,707

5,362
217,214
29,997
4,049

1,418

121,986
66,287
2,657
149,707
144,226
5,362
217,214
29,997
4,049

232,812

Functional Revenues
$

209,496

1,201,606

Azusa (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

2,025,834

80,473
3,569,589

4,849,115
1,408,925
146,509
2,051,753
75,450

Total Revenues
$

2,025,834

80,473
3,569,589

209,496
4,849,115
1,408,925
146,509
2,051,753
1,277,056

46,790

46,790

136,306
3,788

136,306
3,788

744,194
42,155

744,194
42,155

32,874

9,634

32,874
9,634

447,873
260,683

447,873
260,683

111,732

18,245
64,116

129,977
64,116

1,536,216
83,764

527,011

2,063,227
83,764

4,727
305,630
59,556

1,745,110

925,398
3,112

418

925,398
7,839
305,630
59,974

1,745,110

557,464
1,785,419

1,136,981

2,654,007
26,945

83,269

2,654,007
26,945
557,464
1,785,419
83,269
1,136,981

8,525
118,374

821,631
743,291

13,426

1,898,123

163,584

8,525
118,374

821,631
743,291

13,426

1,898,123

163,584

319,000

172,103
1,160,002
2,219,503

270,928

14,185,319
30,904,889

241,394

459,036

319,000

172,103
1,160,002
2,219,503

270,928

14,185,319
30,904,889

241,394

459,036

183,664

256,624

63,830

256,624

247,494

1,146,629
2,137,870

4,480

136,145

4,480
1,146,629
2,274,015

6,792,248

1,873,767

8,666,015

61,269,314

17,639,505

78,908,819

25

26

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Bakersfield (Kern County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

22,888,265

634,842
45,375,035

5,747,849
5,820,638
2,244,126
895,464

1,427,472

22,888,265

634,842
45,375,035

5,747,849
5,820,638
2,244,126
895,464

1,427,472

Functional Revenues
$

232,522

120,957

Baldwin Park (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,717,297

53,987
3,746,632

294,530
1,077,977
407,487
138,216
2,260,688

Total Revenues
$

1,717,297

53,987
3,746,632
232,522
294,530
1,077,977
407,487
138,216
2,260,688
120,957

1,849,046

1,849,046

1,388,534

1,388,534

2,257,884
368,311

2,257,884
368,311

478,221
92,592

478,221
92,592

1,016,373
43,578

975,399

1,016,373
1,018,977

490,593
81,949

351,651

490,593
433,600

1,960,470
4,691,621

1,268,088
2

3,228,558
4,691,623

275,665

141,057
39,555

416,722
39,555

4,732,192
5,327,686
594,646
13,568,637

15,094,143
348,559

721,247
3,517

15,094,143
348,559
4,732,192
6,048,933
598,163
13,568,637

1,434,249
1,499,479
1,029,115
2,608,013

4,662,144
28,284

5,193

4,662,144
28,284
1,434,249
1,504,672
1,029,115
2,608,013

3,463,294
710,041
1,361,891
861,669
21,854,479
25,785,361
85,727
391,268

15,083,906

122,693

3,185,323
8,772,528

3,463,294
710,041
1,361,891
861,669
21,854,479
25,785,361
85,727
391,268

15,083,906

122,693

3,185,323
8,772,528

545,691
217,210

118,607

264,670

623,490

25,000

387,405

545,691
217,210

118,607

264,670

623,490

25,000

387,405

347,623

2,943,919

247,451
1,879,306
543,085

595,074
1,879,306
3,487,004

4,760,606

1,273,954
306,233

1,273,954
5,066,839

121,380,166

106,114,488

227,494,654

16,674,568

16,504,885

33,179,453

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

168,283

1,487,978

Banning (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,480,468

2,250,875

139,399
518,455
144,069
108,831

1,480,468

2,250,875
168,283
139,399
518,455
144,069
108,831

1,487,978

Functional Revenues
$

2,900,691

Barstow (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

704,244

18,783
4,508,607

1,502,533
703,195
173,208
40,115

Total Revenues
$

704,244

18,783
4,508,607
2,900,691
1,502,533
703,195
173,208
40,115

33,277

33,277

1,041,442

1,041,442

84,494
14,517

84,494
14,517

428,519

22,323

450,842

90,007
253,090

4,370

90,007
257,460

891,121

163,412
21,345

1,054,533
21,345

908,571

233,068
2,724

1,141,639
2,724

519,823
1,330,535
6,900
230,918

1,541,492
32,259

19,007
19,921

1,541,492
32,259
519,823
1,349,542
26,821
230,918

415,632
105,968
82,456
642,709

1,305,322
15,176

2,724

1,305,322
15,176
415,632
108,692
82,456
642,709

812,344

94,342
610,079
4,515,371
2,071,390

57,975

5,073,087
21,780,287

217,056

124,966
1,490,750
216,302

812,344

94,342
610,079
4,515,371
2,071,390

57,975

5,073,087
21,780,287

217,056

124,966
1,490,750
216,302

27,162
222,665

2,570,056
2,467,755

1,334,655
222,043
749,583
17,673

27,162
222,665

2,570,056
2,467,755

1,334,655
222,043
749,583
17,673

51,199
2,733,115

2,651

241,475

2,651
51,199
2,974,590

312

114,133

312

114,133

45,987,059

6,705,982

52,693,041

860,000
14,084,172

9,214,069

860,000
23,298,241

27

28

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,063,184

Beaumont (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

585,663

1,014,646

109,461
161,850
122,270
145,833
448,768

585,663

1,014,646
1,063,184
109,461
161,850
122,270
145,833
448,768

Functional Revenues
$

1,465,755

Bell (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

389,821

9,194
2,382,359

110,915
390,115
553,274
45,194
2,623,135

Total Revenues
$

389,821
1,465,755
9,194
2,382,359

110,915
390,115
553,274
45,194
2,623,135

180,181

180,181

267,500
1,049

267,500
1,049

1,618,452
20

20,198

1,618,452
20,218

281,563
107,450

281,563
107,450

81,865
91,886

39,883

81,865
131,769

399,154
146,382

717,726

399,154
864,108

100,227

617,664
67,465

717,891
67,465

90,233

96,939
58,070

187,172
58,070

262,713
730,935
14,827
47,750

698,365
14,165

368

698,365
14,165
262,713
731,303
14,827
47,750

23,005
698,222
556,984
1,220,911
814,546

2,145,980
4,756

393

2,145,980
27,761
698,222
557,377
1,220,911
814,546

4,843,453
47,675

3,338,008
930,932

71,842

68,420
1,442,103
37,743

4,843,453
47,675

3,338,008
930,932

71,842

68,420
1,442,103
37,743

104,142
709,873

29,990
138,766
1,288,694

294,016

277,207

104,142
709,873

29,990
138,766
1,288,694

294,016

277,207

18,846,181
5,799,630

22,951

22,951
18,846,181
5,799,630

181,081

8,520

149,971

8,520

331,052

39,618,027

4,069,550

43,687,577

9,096,523

9,686,362

18,782,885

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Bell Gardens (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

402,851

333,318

Total Revenues
$

803,516

1,413,819

110,972
297,042
877,585
40,871

7,560,660

803,516

1,413,819
402,851
110,972
297,042
877,585
40,871

7,893,978

Functional Revenues
$

8,953

1,809,118

Bellflower (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,653,338

5,196,540

499,837
1,254,579
481,278
153,101
3,239,040

Total Revenues
$

1,653,338
8,953

5,196,540
1,809,118
499,837
1,254,579
481,278
153,101
3,239,040

673

673

250,436
36,735

250,436
36,735

337,657
37,778

15,947

337,657
53,725

183,448
6,673

183,448
6,673

403,707

564,593

968,300

2,752

317,802
2,025,263

320,554
2,025,263

71,878

270,883
432,376

342,761
432,376

593,950
480,610

1,945,427

2,679,719
5,000

1,206

2,679,719
5,000
593,950
481,816

1,945,427

1,372,697
870,043

2,499,969

4,512,887
21,948

2,119

4,512,887
21,948
1,372,697
872,162

2,499,969

6,559

1,518,177

160,085

1,806,386

73,786

211,870

6,559

1,518,177

160,085

1,806,386

73,786

211,870

91,908
37,905
5,536
41,877

435,815

52,974

91,908
37,905
5,536
41,877

435,815

52,974

42,300

771,754

814,054

324,697
173,599

284,284
5,263
20,513

284,284
329,960
194,112

8,055,363

16,905,209

24,960,572

8,576,784

18,608,526

27,185,310

29

30

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

30,000

Belmont (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,819,608

8,377
3,413,084

900,525
689,551
640,948
185,811

1,819,608

8,377
3,413,084

900,525
689,551
640,948
185,811

30,000

Functional Revenues
$

202,694

Belvedere (Marin County)


General Revenues
$

1,942,856

112,921
77,340

82,968
75,233
47,282

Total Revenues
$

1,942,856

112,921
77,340

82,968
75,233
47,282

202,694

478,740

478,740

401,837
16,543

401,837
16,543

377,859
43,156

377,859
43,156

108,794

80,984

108,794
80,984

29,902

81,126

29,902
81,126

309,877
552,317

62,897

372,774
552,317

15,031

89,160
33,474

104,191
33,474

703,310
877,521
112,617
15,743

1,766,763
23,485

2,604
46,630

1,766,763
23,485
703,310
880,125
159,247
15,743

46,996
203,139

127,438
20,822

127,438
20,822
46,996
203,139

1,018,251
96,373

3,896,056

725,808

3,186,697
6,109

1,018,251
96,373

3,896,056

725,808

3,186,697
6,109

317,963
1,108

6,605
787,778

19,498

317,963
1,108

6,605
787,778

19,498

13,980
26,201

13,810

13,980
40,011

163,056

2,525

2,525

163,056

12,098,034

9,655,077

21,753,111

2,693,525

2,693,145

5,386,670

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

920,052

681,927

Benicia (Solano County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

10,574,749

15,605
3,802,518

162,222
1,042,829
153,904
172,309
2,739,530

10,574,749

15,605
3,802,518
920,052
162,222
1,042,829
153,904
172,309
2,739,530
681,927

Functional Revenues
$

5,389,285

10,577,021

Berkeley (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

27,319,045

571,152
19,014,309

2,618,572
1,218,235
10,948,083
9,007,699
12,588,666

Total Revenues
$

27,319,045
5,389,285
571,152
19,014,309

2,618,572
1,218,235
10,948,083
9,007,699
12,588,666
10,577,021

426,485

426,485

1,998,343

1,368,481
7,783,369

1,998,343

1,368,481
7,783,369

9,945

9,945

2,050,551
1,464,764

2,050,551
1,464,764

58,883
25,000

58,883
25,000

6,928,928

6,928,928

486,402

283,871
59,399

770,273
59,399

4,155,285
304,520

3,010,240
134,043

7,165,525
438,563

547,250
243,908

541,245

1,573,087
166,765

41,387

1,573,087
166,765
547,250
285,295

541,245

89,251
1,952,449
11,067,703
2,316,907
28,001,076

7,382,635
362,668

4,603

7,382,635
451,919
1,952,449
11,072,306
2,316,907
28,001,076

15,443
46,587
19,911
132,173
5,302,028

1,485,212

5,979,387

179,718

544,017

15,443
46,587
19,911
132,173
5,302,028

1,485,212

5,979,387

179,718

544,017

1,330,402
312,116
2,697,716
605,185
13,573,031
21,864,115
4,986,372
4,262,054

8,657,249

1,330,402
312,116
2,697,716
605,185
13,573,031
21,864,115
4,986,372
4,262,054

8,657,249

236,034
860,884

766,274
53,422

766,274
289,456
860,884

31,618
1,293,990

6,133
24,733
10,446

6,133
56,351
1,304,436

18,742,491

21,607,871

40,350,362

290,000
500,000
145,851,781

94,221,262

290,000
500,000
240,073,043

31

32

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Beverly Hills (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

801,953

892,031
1,240

1,781,598

Total Revenues
$

20,171,137

820,582
18,496,094

14,799,777
1,004,243
26,925,080
626,928

149,229

20,171,137
801,953
820,582
18,496,094
892,031
14,801,017
1,004,243
26,925,080
626,928

1,930,827

Functional Revenues
$

Big Bear Lake (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
Total Revenues

525,178

1,482,965

136,113
1,757,732

1,878,229
506,239
40,804
151,423

23,061

1,482,965

136,113
1,757,732

1,878,229
506,239
40,804
151,423

548,239

79,949

79,949

2,497,542
780,096

1,716,813

2,497,542
2,496,909

507,219
4,690

507,219
4,690

313,134
5,275

4,418,347

313,134
4,423,622

85,907

100

85,907
100

3,562,020
1,085

2,017,815
3,170,578

5,579,835
3,171,663

293,010

870,581
87,453

1,163,591
87,453

2,371
797,647
1,040,742

565,603
142,800

2,062,831
275,993

921

2,062,831
278,364
797,647
1,041,663

565,603
142,800

349,880
246,281

13,327

333,113
33,876

1,664

333,113
33,876
349,880
247,945

13,327

1,722,192
427,921
1,342,361
55,932
8,288,413
9,284,225
11,942,022
2,213,525

15,250,813

79,150

281,606

1,722,192
427,921
1,342,361
55,932
8,288,413
9,284,225
11,942,022
2,213,525

15,250,813

79,150

281,606

366,627
1,361

2,715
3,175,260
1,652,984

9,205,651

182,313

366,627
1,361

2,715
3,175,260
1,652,984

9,205,651

182,313

21,949
212,769

19,521
13,200
2,512,239

19,521
35,149
2,725,008

162,647

489,025

651,672

64,308,015

99,201,328

163,509,343

16,854,999

7,792,378

24,647,377

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Biggs (Butte County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

37,802

Total Revenues
$

75,385

373
16,764

12,193
2,934
1,803

75,385

373
16,764
37,802

12,193
2,934
1,803

Functional Revenues
$

412,859

Bishop (Inyo County)


General Revenues
$

334,305

2,262
1,849,269

1,072,239
39,920
46,743
6,954

Total Revenues
$

334,305

2,262
1,849,269
412,859
1,072,239
39,920
46,743
6,954

22,777

22,777

30

95

30
95

19,382

19,382

37,498

30,337
6,400

67,835
6,400

35,662
1,800

89,259
42,741

124,921
44,541

42,747
132,515

5,201
796

105,724
2,101

29

105,724
2,101
42,747
132,544

5,201
796

74,308
255,077

6,278

206,826
3,371

8,041

206,826
3,371
74,308
263,118

6,278

147,982
109,162

89,279
1,127,953

92,639

147,982
109,162

89,279
1,127,953

92,639

5,965
52,541

291,547

78,430

349,767

95,579

5,965
52,541

291,547

78,430

349,767

95,579

93,796

93,796

189,193

189,193

1,917,400

254,138

2,171,538

1,891,165

3,701,930

5,593,095

33

34

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

29,789

Blue Lake (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

67,309

668
47,719

21,835
5,102
2,200

67,309

668
47,719
29,789

21,835
5,102
2,200

Functional Revenues
$

1,147,120

60,500

Blythe (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

686,328

90,514
1,914,661

849,859
333,015
82,691
17,102

114,420

Total Revenues
$

686,328

90,514
1,914,661
1,147,120
849,859
333,015
82,691
17,102

174,920

138,509

138,509

8,699
998

8,699
998

205,590
3,331

5,315

205,590
8,646

1,895

1,015

1,895
1,015

32,182

25,785

32,182
25,785

41,510
12,834

3,375
109,140

44,885
121,974

69,471
142,884

69,471
142,884

27,983
155,379

163,286

69,029
1,783

31

69,029
1,783
27,983
155,410

163,286

417,234
178,222

314,735

1,326,084
14,774

561

1,326,084
14,774
417,234
178,783

314,735

5,703
4,653

299,631
12,922

37,411

198,447

3,107
431

5,703
4,653

299,631
12,922

37,411

198,447

3,107
431

163,492
16,064

2,329,261
1,340,807

47,231
515,139
1,724,598

66,922

1,035,866

163,492
16,064

2,329,261
1,340,807

47,231
515,139
1,724,598

66,922

1,035,866

10,826
12,066

160

10,826
12,226

339,222

21,205

360,427

1,027,570

329,366

1,356,936

10,076,025

5,694,669

15,770,694

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

21,224

47,891

Bradbury (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

152,767

2,398

52,122
42,780
13,412

117,796

152,767

2,398

21,224

52,122
42,780
13,412

165,687

Functional Revenues
$

974,168

265,360

Brawley (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

1,206,057

1,397,407

189,231
114,664
49,563
24,703
1,075,100

Total Revenues
$

1,206,057

1,397,407
974,168
189,231
114,664
49,563
24,703
1,075,100
265,360

37,100

37,100

128,005
11,929

16,767

128,005
28,696

33,021

13,784

33,021
13,784

1,745

42,084

43,829

644,210
25,529

644,210
25,529

23,639
100,000

55,942
904

55,942
904
23,639
100,000

405,016
842,603
200,571
4,125,127

1,369,126
23,296

617

10,879

1,369,126
23,296
405,016
843,220
200,571
4,125,127
10,879

99,541

99,541

126,255
65,705
146,139

1,634,866
1,721,775

93,114

3,494,852

79,695

28,199
1,560,436
43,296

126,255
65,705
146,139

1,634,866
1,721,775

93,114

3,494,852

79,695

28,199
1,560,436
43,296

3,378
13,446
1,281,055

50,294

3,378
13,446
1,331,349

331,140

480,205

811,345

140,000
18,087,750

5,541,488

140,000
23,629,238

35

36

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Brea (Orange County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,177,889

585,805

Total Revenues
$

3,225,757

14,064,394

1,154,289
1,103,807
684,810
432,859

3,225,757
1,177,889

14,064,394
585,805
1,154,289
1,103,807
684,810
432,859

Functional Revenues
$

21,965,625

Brentwood (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

3,208,187

13,539
2,441,226

118,333
428,731
124,823
589,266

242

Total Revenues
$

3,208,187

13,539
2,441,226

118,333
428,731
124,823
589,266

21,965,867

306,821

306,821

557,208
8,689

557,208
8,689

3,374,564
79,363

3,374,564
79,363

386,088
34,336

442,907

386,088
477,243

7,750

124,257

7,750
124,257

1,820,801
660,721

949,370

2,770,171
660,721

2,452,712
648,669

1,276,151
98,104

3,728,863
746,773

17,405
682,792
685,566
10,246,245
1,402,268

2,237,349
40,095

2,237,349
57,500
682,792
685,566
10,246,245
1,402,268

557,696
753,803

36,041

1,702,280
57,281

32,906

1,702,280
57,281
557,696
753,803
32,906
36,041

203,929
6,914,420
76,145
152,933
433,531
2,339,716

1,247,280

8,929,886

192,150
2,886,254

203,929
6,914,420
76,145
152,933
433,531
2,339,716

1,247,280

8,929,886

192,150
2,886,254

3,167,781
225,273

2,618,146
12,970,939
4,248,501

582,807

14,575,964

5,953,345

3,167,781
225,273

2,618,146
12,970,939
4,248,501

582,807

14,575,964

5,953,345

175,044
10,773,786

7,698

7,698
175,044
10,773,786

506,197
25,326,964

512,275
53,668
223,920

512,275
559,865
25,550,884

52,897,708

24,343,335

77,241,043

4,273,823
104,325,963

11,005,189

4,273,823
115,331,152

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Brisbane (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,417,245

65
2,486,423

345,097
145,792
294,322
45,374

1,417,245

65
2,486,423

345,097
145,792
294,322
45,374

Functional Revenues
$

2,261

Buellton (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

511,928

1,492,429

862,872
101,240

299,852

Total Revenues
$

511,928

1,492,429
2,261
862,872
101,240

299,852

236,195
52,536

236,195
52,536

306,714
36,309

306,714
36,309

43,860
5,939

42,139

43,860
48,078

36,165

36,165

145,309

359,494
4,800

504,803
4,800

210,670

168,450
23,467

379,120
23,467

83,532
341,835
4,504
225,697

228,062
20,417

(6,151)
132,478

228,062
20,417
83,532
335,684
136,982
225,697

76,533
77,165
214,509

227,246
6,825

105

227,246
6,825
76,533
77,270
214,509

67,339
20,696
138,488
33,924
678,899

767,678

1,794,457

67,339
20,696
138,488
33,924
678,899

767,678

1,794,457

32,430
7,126

724,061

97,217

1,569,921

92

32,430
7,126

724,061

97,217

1,569,921

92

180,000
15,117

158,493

82,358

158,493
180,000
97,475

2,752,611
57,312

2,752,611
57,312

5,179,028

5,756,408

10,935,436

5,821,908

3,730,579

9,552,487

37

38

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

888,583

Buena Park (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

5,159,870

266,487
13,710,746

3,612,946
1,513,197
722,997
248,317
2,549,895

5,159,870

266,487
13,710,746
888,583
3,612,946
1,513,197
722,997
248,317
2,549,895

Functional Revenues
$

2,349,680

1,044,670

Burbank (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

18,523,827

120,124
23,027,375

3,416,927
1,341,619
1,607,729
582,700
15,987,121

Total Revenues
$

18,523,827

120,124
23,027,375
2,349,680
3,416,927
1,341,619
1,607,729
582,700
15,987,121
1,044,670

289,617

289,617

439,994
13,726

439,994
13,726

1,182,014
309,131

1,182,014
309,131

496,875
467,263

207,336

496,875
674,599

100,608

2,767,926

2,868,534

563,683
1,049,433

729,233

1,292,916
1,049,433

5,422,422
49,248

2,914,940
9,433

8,337,362
58,681

1,627,460
277,618
565,964
1,312,204
431,932

4,549,172
63,082

1,500

4,549,172
63,082
1,627,460
279,118
565,964
1,312,204
431,932

2,327,761
1,897,101
33,104
11,901,670
1,637,542

5,933,898
224,584

17,326

7,305,596

5,933,898
224,584
2,327,761
1,914,427
33,104
11,901,670
8,943,138

419,141
701,027
619,996
161,259
490,176
2,301,471

418,725

8,411,094

22,531

419,141
701,027
619,996
161,259
490,176
2,301,471

418,725

8,411,094

22,531

1,199,407
1,185,591
2,401,492
16,522
10,171,330
9,826,068
463,884
2,501,870
2,010,856
17,679,030
215,820,122

172,739
12,039,937
3,876,057

1,199,407
1,185,591
2,401,492
16,522
10,171,330
9,826,068
463,884
2,501,870
2,010,856
17,679,030
215,820,122

172,739
12,039,937
3,876,057

1,292,962

1,292,962

230,854
10,738,504

1,016

1,016
230,854
10,738,504

23,262,734

33,334,778

56,597,512

85,801,695

404,390,909

83,782,141

85,801,695

488,173,050

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

566,021

237,536

Burlingame (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

6,578,087

29,184
8,095,185

6,679,954
600,010
568,335
210,548

6,578,087

29,184
8,095,185
566,021
6,679,954
600,010
568,335
210,548

237,536

Functional Revenues
$

Calabasas (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

646,540

646,540

58,199

609,993

58,199
609,993

389,887

955,134
56,782

1,345,021
56,782

635,199
543,219

309,680

1,678,733
66,004

130,005

1,678,733
66,004
635,199
673,224

309,680

514,458
174,115
183,070
107,813
7,019,604
173,223
985,520
1,620,136
454,557
5,709,720

10,000

891,375

514,458
174,115
183,070
107,813
7,019,604
173,223
985,520
1,620,136
454,557
5,709,720

10,000

891,375

106,435
90,647

14,861
52,155

14,861
158,590
90,647

8,700,000
30,126,954

26,324,970

8,700,000
56,451,924

39

40

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

181,361

1,106,760

Calexico (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

918,008

4,519,721

145,237
479,999
302,469
62,737

918,008

4,519,721
181,361
145,237
479,999
302,469
62,737

1,106,760

Functional Revenues
$

18,520

4,058,616

California City (Kern County)


General Revenues
$

893,038

195,872

6,931
150,995
24,242
93,082

Total Revenues
$

893,038
18,520

195,872

6,931
150,995
24,242
93,082

4,058,616

6,504

6,504

734,873
6,644

348

734,873
6,992

76,110
7,142

76,110
7,142

340,523
8,508

340,523
8,508

16,399

8,535

16,399
8,535

556,975

80,405
128,501

637,380
128,501

4,359,645
8,903

3,328

4,359,645
12,231

584,727
4,906,242

2,603,452

1,751,222
18,009

2,291

1,751,222
18,009
584,727
4,908,533

2,603,452

187,242
666,505

732,994

576,200
13,758

23,412

576,200
13,758
187,242
689,917

732,994

314,641
213,210
549,345
173,656
2,392,399
2,484,099

370,080

3,735,995

678,307

35,176

11,963

314,641
213,210
549,345
173,656
2,392,399
2,484,099

370,080

3,735,995

678,307

35,176

11,963

45,977

563,549

48,923

2,456,672

320,386

75,841

201,959

45,977

563,549

48,923

2,456,672

320,386

75,841

201,959

2,409,138

1,000,881
10,123

1,000,881
2,419,261

2,122
362,000
984,411

24,409

2,122
362,000
1,008,820

834,947
25,233,021

9,419,951

834,947
34,652,972

15,200,420

2,013,802

17,214,222

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

149,765

Calimesa (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

861,485

244,461

5,586
172,182
10,935
14,437

861,485

244,461
149,765
5,586
172,182
10,935
14,437

Functional Revenues
$

128,291

10,542

Calipatria (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

74,349

97,171

48,279
21,985
8,383
2,461

Total Revenues
$

74,349

97,171
128,291
48,279
21,985
8,383
2,461

10,542

77,892

77,892

3,500

3,500

48,198
24

48,198
24

40,206

156

40,362

1,206

1,206

37,642

74,240
14,810

111,882
14,810

106,655

1
119,900

106,656
119,900

130,562
281,211

9,403

394,934
18,784

150

394,934
18,784
130,562
281,361

9,403

152,070
122,046
243,361
471,518

450,846
1,352

124

6,881

450,846
1,352
152,070
122,170
243,361
471,518
6,881

34,751

151,477
342,119

34,751

151,477
342,119

3,015

453,521
273,069

3,668

11,385

3,015

453,521
273,069

3,668

11,385

113,639
173,908

500,000

113,639
673,908

221,422

328,224

549,646

1,550,591

2,312,004

3,862,595

2,244,269

1,161,318

3,405,587

41

42

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

238,466

Calistoga (Napa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

699,386

256
684,232

2,311,823
171,748
136,508
22,809

298

699,386

256
684,232

2,311,823
171,748
136,508
22,809

238,764

Functional Revenues
$

1,670,782

Camarillo (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

3,297,804

8,916,711

1,159,106
1,600,041
1,019,606
496,529

Total Revenues
$

3,297,804

8,916,711
1,670,782
1,159,106
1,600,041
1,019,606
496,529

20,330

19,653

20,330

19,653

237,548

237,548

72,931
17,297

72,931
17,297

1,102,748
123

1,102,748
123

19,376
22,143

19,126

19,376
41,269

468,983
2,623

42,283

468,983
44,906

110,154
13,147

110,154
13,147

1,778,746
6,514

774,414
1,303

2,553,160
7,817

110,359
475,471
4,000
14,000

301,695
6,962

146

301,695
6,962
110,359
475,617
4,000
14,000

1,136,776
1,182,845

1,567,904

3,215,912
48,143

2,636

3,215,912
48,143
1,136,776
1,185,481

1,567,904

32,398
22,439

1,586,657

30,758

1,469,486

206,545

32,398
22,439

1,586,657

30,758

1,469,486

206,545

773,995
223,546

67,499

3,931,444

7,772,673

105,906

2,402,485

773,995
223,546

67,499

3,931,444

7,772,673

105,906

2,402,485

12,238

48,124

12,238
48,124

3,000
975,861

6,812

688

6,812
3,000
976,549

1,535,188
6,033,036

4,403,113

1,535,188
10,436,149

8,917,290

34,329,291

20,581,988

8,917,290

54,911,279

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

420,076

Campbell (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,237,690

8,730,477

970,000
1,199,011
195,879
186,876

74,727

4,237,690

8,730,477

970,000
1,199,011
195,879
186,876

494,803

Functional Revenues
$

Canyon Lake (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

437,024

32,351
110,288

10,649
228,502
30,440
96,067

Total Revenues
$

437,024

32,351
110,288

10,649
228,502
30,440
96,067

1,105,853

1,105,853

659,844
153,079

4,538

659,844
157,617

444,392

444,392

303,221

303,221

38,788

38,788

224,595
406,937

855,881
1,360,072

1,080,476
1,767,009

2,021

69,607
32,698

71,628
32,698

890,173
770,936
98,125
461,137
1,750

2,198,971
45,624

13,895

2,198,971
45,624
890,173
784,831
98,125
461,137
1,750

410,310
134,828

600,398
10,338

8,783

600,398
10,338
410,310
143,611

301,015
166,948

179,404

168,416

1,460,878

425,872

301,015
166,948

179,404

168,416

1,460,878

425,872

6,000
64,389

13,366

6,000
64,389

13,366

359,768
430,190

401,107
427,325
4,220

401,107
787,093
434,410

2,500
209,412

2,500
209,412

2,996,801
11,985,018

20,906,293

2,996,801
32,891,311

1,300,000
2,414,094

1,879,057

1,300,000
4,293,151

43

44

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Capitola (Santa Cruz County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

610,452

5,300,068

492,539
321,027
274,871
57,717

610,452

5,300,068

492,539
321,027
274,871
57,717

Functional Revenues
$

Carlsbad (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

23,508,075

1,465,457
24,854,988

8,387,388
3,729,712
2,313,650
1,126,804

Total Revenues
$

23,508,075

1,465,457
24,854,988

8,387,388
3,729,712
2,313,650
1,126,804

164,913
29,964

25,111

164,913
55,075

986,890
17,531

1,055,639

986,890
1,073,170

85,285

448,346

85,285
448,346

679,488

13,700

679,488
13,700

73,432

48,488
129,428

48,488
202,860

5,740,649

9,115,104
971,560

14,855,753
971,560

196,742
493,219
7,200
58,668

588,090
7,784

269
160,000

588,090
7,784
196,742
493,488
167,200
58,668

1,643,800
2,470,094

8,440,773

5,066,902
343,805

162,113

5,066,902
343,805
1,643,800
2,632,207

8,440,773

87,780
19,129

626,074

804,934

87,780
19,129

626,074

804,934

3,118,270
883,709
1,508,729
6,569,147
9,364,755
875,914

3,585,670

23,984,650

4,345,056

3,118,270
883,709
1,508,729
6,569,147
9,364,755
875,914

3,585,670

23,984,650

4,345,056

150,886

2,759

18,729

2,759

169,615

15,850,385

10,818
1,768,737
2,097,675

10,818
1,768,737
17,948,060

2,798,226

8,485,678

11,283,904

90,065,510

85,992,127

176,057,637

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Carmel-By-The-Sea (Monterey County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

2,457,349

8,652
1,860,079

3,417,902
335,637
471,318
126,754

2,457,349

8,652
1,860,079

3,417,902
335,637
471,318
126,754

Functional Revenues
$

699,659

144,788

Carpinteria (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

1,041,293

17,104
1,184,241

1,039,100
453,932
53,440
80,615

Total Revenues
$

1,041,293

17,104
1,184,241
699,659
1,039,100
453,932
53,440
80,615

144,788

4,244

338,811

4,244

338,811

348,233
88,027

348,233
88,027

87,971
19,950

87,971
19,950

281,050

2,851

281,050
2,851

16,587

62,302

78,889

2,554
37,269

328,602
118,294

331,156
155,563

34,420
15,495

175,255
4,763

209,675
20,258

75,166
171,689
8,396
267,349

221,751
24,059

42

221,751
24,059
75,166
171,731
8,396
267,349

404,255
1,099,567
9,964

865,336
12,413

64,905

865,336
12,413
404,255
1,164,472
9,964

35,472
2,687

75,914

29,392

35,472
2,687

75,914

29,392

116,243

540,732

94,291

116,243

540,732

94,291

1,900,477
203,604

49,860

1,900,477
253,464

2,826

2,288

2,288
2,826

3,527,279

9,423,150

12,950,429

3,629,803

5,056,987

8,686,790

45

46

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,227,452

Carson (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

5,038,969

19,133,151

804,397
4,244,704
1,895,545
263,027

5,038,969

19,133,151
2,227,452
804,397
4,244,704
1,895,545
263,027

Functional Revenues
$

Cathedral City (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

602,769

3,922,041
8,652,286

1,272,643
1,332,926
415,927
230,606

678,420

Total Revenues
$

602,769

3,922,041
8,652,286

1,272,643
1,332,926
415,927
230,606

678,420

754,495

754,495

3,158,153

168,293

3,158,153
168,293

998,668
126,575

15,352

998,668
141,927

1,299,565

344,334

1,299,565
344,334

224,964

224,964

111,752
667,974

746,958

858,710
667,974

2,039,143
270,259

2,039,143
270,259

1,870,926
4,557,102
195,839
3,337,643

5,303,265
71,718

2,471

5,303,265
71,718
1,870,926
4,559,573
195,839
3,337,643

855,229
114,705
149,671
486,455

2,587,707
7,000

691,104
2,202,708

2,587,707
7,000
855,229
805,809
2,352,379
486,455

269,695

90,107

178,966

3,073,883

260,492

3,191,028

269,695

90,107

178,966

3,073,883

260,492

3,191,028

1,038,461
317,851
85,234
34,705

77,200

136,676

178,106

1,038,461
317,851
85,234
34,705

77,200

136,676

178,106

26,710

449,340

313,898

26,710

763,238

194,971
368,934

194,971
368,934

24,966,627

38,330,730

63,297,357

1,647,275
7,001,306

25,709,760

1,647,275
32,711,066

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,148,342

1,624,815

Ceres (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,383,823

3,612,037

69,401
637,678
759,883
102,676
931,217

1,383,823

3,612,037
1,148,342
69,401
637,678
759,883
102,676
931,217
1,624,815

Functional Revenues
$

1,278,134

Cerritos (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,542,963

26,279,631

294,792
1,011,239
726,350
188,127

Total Revenues
$

1,542,963

26,279,631
1,278,134
294,792
1,011,239
726,350
188,127

135,719
594,320

135,719
594,320

452,258
103,800

452,258
103,800

377,136
10,744

377,136
10,744

832,532
1,594

832,532
1,594

131,848
1,906

354,757

131,848
356,663

417,304

488,043

417,304
488,043

965,727
5,890

262,342
24,093

1,228,069
29,983

1,491,643
405,650

5,146,676
9,279,636

6,638,319
9,685,286

662,607
457,003
141,331
1,473,170

2,106,393
31,166

87,541
56,454

2,106,393
31,166
662,607
544,544
197,785
1,473,170

983,207
936,320

3,290,365
50,702

1,503

3,290,365
50,702
983,207
937,823

259,082
59,951
302,611
10,846
2,423,780

604,404

2,786,958

74,911

246,022

259,082
59,951
302,611
10,846
2,423,780

604,404

2,786,958

74,911

246,022

14,043

52,757
2,054,644

1,002,081
916,171
5,796,612

46,254

11,101,570

14,043

52,757
2,054,644

1,002,081
916,171
5,796,612

46,254

11,101,570

20,200
152,461

27,000
12,722

47,200
165,183

4,165,524

4,165,524

14,671,784

10,459,183

25,130,967

32,052,098

48,300,027

80,352,125

47

48

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Chico (Butte County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,764,947

Total Revenues
$

2,884,020

140,908
13,989,083

1,315,195
783,728
273,540
296,456
4,678,676

2,884,020

140,908
13,989,083
1,764,947
1,315,195
783,728
273,540
296,456
4,678,676

Functional Revenues
$

4,004,887

Chino (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

3,678,358

498,219
9,858,025

162,654
1,685,942
694,493
305,986

Total Revenues
$

3,678,358

498,219
9,858,025

162,654
1,685,942
694,493
305,986

4,004,887

383,622

383,622

384,037

384,037

1,375,366
2,891,092

17,074

1,375,366
2,908,166

12,881

12,881

92,172

726,664

92,172
726,664

484,560
2,076

484,560
2,076

509,618

698,279
150,351

1,207,897
150,351

1,392,816
336,274

868,269
80,000

2,261,085
416,274

1,599,140
904,845

1,482,725

3,902,316
63,672

59,986

3,902,316
63,672
1,599,140
964,831

1,482,725

1,270,193
2,869,059

15,112

3,969,594
84,789

1,819

3,969,594
84,789
1,270,193
2,870,878

15,112

1,228,828
182,206
178,864
131,860
7,655,041
170,272
731,833
1,080,778

495,083

465,586

1,897,395

1,228,828
182,206
178,864
131,860
7,655,041
170,272
731,833
1,080,778

495,083

465,586

1,897,395

2,003,741
837,171

1,314,959
4,979,284
9,634,550

1,663,671

10,858,514

11,350,524

2,003,741
837,171

1,314,959
4,979,284
9,634,550

1,663,671

10,858,514

11,350,524

2,675,000
245,937

22,788
5,115
148,465

22,788
2,680,115
394,402

149,026

16,845

11,807,583

16,845

11,956,609

28,142,210

30,156,316

58,298,526

53,563,335

33,712,576

87,275,911

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Chino Hills (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,918,266

175,299
3,300,701

1,203,981
117,410
394,532

Total Revenues
1,918,266

175,299
3,300,701

1,203,981
117,410
394,532

Functional Revenues
$

46,770

433,268

Chowchilla (Madera County)


General Revenues
$

1,001,702

105,120
798,918

69,184
131,566
45,936
21,009

Total Revenues
$

1,001,702

105,120
798,918
46,770
69,184
131,566
45,936
21,009

433,268

5,332,321

5,332,321

13,553

13,553

9,958,702

9,958,702

222,774
4,491

222,774
4,491

248,646

26,591

248,646
26,591

17,618
575

32,406

17,618
32,981

1,663,691
159,322

649,496
199,541

2,313,187
358,863

160,174

35,253
42,328

195,427
42,328

1,437,143
2,033,432
195,170
56,109

4,056,601
45,550

2,017

4,056,601
45,550
1,437,143
2,035,449
195,170
56,109

213,724
863,318

814,666

718,732
7,795

396

718,732
7,795
213,724
863,714

814,666

2,035,885
745

505,705
4,139,217
2,977,888

845,984

13,167,162

4,904,389

2,035,885
745

505,705
4,139,217
2,977,888

845,984

13,167,162

4,904,389

573

775,998
779,611

71,394

918,455

25,665

24,561

199,953

573

775,998
779,611

71,394

918,455

25,665

24,561

199,953

7,120,970
1,193,457

254

400,000

254
7,120,970
1,593,457

48,807

381,577

430,384

57,975,938

12,490,239

70,466,177

2,005,000
7,640,948

3,391,922

2,005,000
11,032,870

49

50

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

5,410,309

28,158,422

Chula Vista (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

14,464,022

185,782
19,612,779

2,024,366
4,301,710
1,085,986
1,359,756
4,770,817

14,464,022

185,782
19,612,779
5,410,309
2,024,366
4,301,710
1,085,986
1,359,756
4,770,817
28,158,422

Functional Revenues
$

2,983,132

835,296

Citrus Heights (Sacramento County)


General Revenues
$

2,883,328

10,812,177

65,358
714,593
151,650
231,989
2,156,447

Total Revenues
$

2,883,328

10,812,177
2,983,132
65,358
714,593
151,650
231,989
2,156,447
835,296

4,394,210

4,394,210

96,477

96,477

4,460,132
109,162

4,460,132
109,162

696,861

32,361

696,861
32,361

1,210,680

94,381

1,305,061

524,411

181

524,411
181

8,360,789
635,177

1,998,185

10,358,974
635,177

221,348

660,487
791,268

881,835
791,268

3,600,137
8,436,837
105,290
7,154,331

11,002,863
216,868

5,046

11,002,863
216,868
3,600,137
8,441,883
105,290
7,154,331

2,921,363
1,661,298
3,388,892
2,557,349

8,008,911
63,395

3,640

8,008,911
63,395
2,921,363
1,664,938
3,388,892
2,557,349

4,052,733
1,782,677

2,220,861
18,116,996
321,985
274,644
864,550

2,345,584
370,443
15,852,508

4,052,733
1,782,677

2,220,861
18,116,996
321,985
274,644
864,550

2,345,584
370,443
15,852,508

211,682

259,487

1,047,207

211,682

259,487

1,047,207

8,666
2,509,446
9,791,614

26,739
256,769

35,405
2,766,215
9,791,614

21,412
12,771

17,793

21,412
30,564

2,250,000
132,798,183

61,406,069

2,250,000
194,204,252

17,438,986

26,593,578

44,032,564

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

173,017

Claremont (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,574,237

36,211
4,151,416

419,189
351,499
555,601
128,162
3,590,816

2,574,237

36,211
4,151,416
173,017
419,189
351,499
555,601
128,162
3,590,816

Functional Revenues
$

8,496

45,000

Clayton (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

581,455

371,421

292,368
75,235
88,991

Total Revenues
$

581,455
8,496

371,421

292,368
75,235
88,991

45,000

350,029
1,664,147

350,029
1,664,147

119,842
1,302,578

119,842
1,302,578

765,069

17,460

782,529

69,642
9,602

69,642
9,602

90,892

523,942

614,834

33,270

33,270

202,412
253,698

137,438

339,850
253,698

46,260

105,548
148,326

151,808
148,326

762,578
41,986
1,131,382
602,714

2,056,622
32,886

940

2,056,622
32,886
762,578
42,926
1,131,382
602,714

210,462
581,120

406,734

611,041
13,071

17,666

611,041
13,071
210,462
598,786

406,734

2,569,246
467,402

153,508
685,276
4,506,108

935,789

343,925

440,704

2,569,246
467,402

153,508
685,276
4,506,108

935,789

343,925

440,704

15,390
5,700
60,683

221,762

15,390
5,700
60,683

221,762

27,701

1,110,674

27,701
1,110,674

76,044

76,044

9,666,697
25,834,280

15,687,093

9,666,697
41,521,373

3,212,585

2,305,122

5,517,707

51

52

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

28,901

Clearlake (Lake County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

604,150

1,091,073

158,351
320,672
56,567
26,229

604,150

1,091,073

158,351
320,672
56,567
26,229

28,901

Functional Revenues
$

333,167

74,885

1,475,260

Cloverdale (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

886,672

131,814
423,496

23,153
157,519
37,562

156,248

Total Revenues
$

886,672
333,167
131,814
423,496
74,885
23,153
157,519
37,562

156,248
1,475,260

674,308

674,308

19,507

19,507

140,305
8,082

140,305
8,082

630,267
97

600

630,267
697

43,670

43,670

27,760

27,760

26,901
66,443

26,901
66,443

42,009

82,820
21,842

124,829
21,842

257,238
428,847

2,363,872

792,899
14,872

139

792,899
14,872
257,238
428,986

2,363,872

6,559
166,216
2,263,027

140,000

424,358
17,807

195

424,358
24,366
166,216
2,263,222

140,000

60,615

30,622

60,615

30,622

239,639
18,657

132,699
1,128,139

5,070

2,013,884

25,522

71,986

239,639
18,657

132,699
1,128,139

5,070

2,013,884

25,522

71,986

1,332,554

343,954
80,805

343,954
1,413,359

4,129,804

3,064,952

7,194,756

10,146,904

2,788,845

12,935,749

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Clovis (Fresno County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,635,690

54,784

Total Revenues
$

4,079,971

178,284
11,232,157

110,045
1,102,498
1,532,335
421,645

4,079,971

178,284
11,232,157
2,635,690
110,045
1,102,498
1,532,335
421,645

54,784

Functional Revenues
$

Coachella (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

126,038

6,323
1,824,719

280,355
254,301
33,951

283,640

Total Revenues
$

126,038

6,323
1,824,719

280,355
254,301
33,951

283,640

192,548

192,548

2,735,208
26,760

2,735,208
26,760

520,071

21,281

520,071
21,281

247,199

4,723

247,199
4,723

68,419

137,872

206,291

1,383,710
441,889

106,067
95,628

1,489,777
537,517

174,746
28,815

30,917

205,663
28,815

1,297,140
1,450,020

5,399,748

4,298,027
112,156

447

4,298,027
112,156
1,297,140
1,450,467

5,399,748

579,768
1,480,461
703,758
746,879

1,434,466
2,416

203,016

1,434,466
2,416
579,768
1,480,461
906,774
746,879

1,535,981
234,524
93,470
2,583,679
16,370,286
7,724,489

1,684,773

12,219,796

340,768
2,594,000
5,652,199

1,535,981
234,524
93,470
2,583,679
16,370,286
7,724,489

1,684,773

12,219,796

340,768
2,594,000
5,652,199

456,936
61,162

233,271

568,128

23,947

1,941,562

2,212,214
1,155,000

456,936
61,162

233,271

568,128

23,947

1,941,562

2,212,214
1,155,000

258,246

14,000

14,000

258,246

355,658

1,000
73,642

1,000
429,300

44,330,000
720,000
112,014,359

23,287,983

44,330,000
720,000
135,302,342

11,503,343

4,713,937

16,217,280

53

54

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

267,026

762,332

Coalinga (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

163,610

13,667
677,628

22,430
66,909
88,339
12,962

163,610
267,026
13,667
677,628
762,332
22,430
66,909
88,339
12,962

Functional Revenues

Colfax (Placer County)


General Revenues

80,007

204,206

3,769
581,749

11,035
15,943
25,992

660

Total Revenues
$

204,206

3,769
581,749
80,007
11,035
15,943
25,992

660

15,148

39,547

15,148

39,547

99,473
2,944

99,473
2,944

46,939

46,939

28,038

1,199

28,038
1,199

2,377

2,377

1,556,803
1,250,372

323,691

1,880,494
1,250,372

33,120
20,288

2,529
40,810

35,649
61,098

309,337
186,947

6,399

1,002,499
12,522

1,829,794

1,002,499
12,522
309,337
2,016,741

6,399

37,456
189,146

184,293

95,932
2,503

1,490

95,932
2,503
37,456
190,636

184,293

13,730
22,498
1,734,330
4,844
812,627
1,160,987

4,061,651

2,018,521
68,649

82,835
1,632,006
5,590,013

13,730
22,498
1,734,330
4,844
812,627
1,160,987

4,061,651

2,018,521
68,649

82,835
1,632,006
5,590,013

21,620

17,395
478,236
383,631

11,843

21,620

17,395
478,236
383,631

11,843

4,350

1,528,852

84,617

670,796

88,967

2,199,648

6,405
179,986

51,233

6,405
231,219

23,205,564

4,970,663

28,176,227

1,745,060

1,040,228

2,785,288

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Colma (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

40,556

8,021,505

55,234
5,417
58,108

3,397,381

40,556

8,021,505

55,234
5,417
58,108

3,397,381

Functional Revenues
$

91,830

Colton (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

2,063,156

5,621,561

149,820
964,541
770,614
115,354

Total Revenues
$

2,063,156

5,621,561

149,820
964,541
770,614
115,354

91,830

13,865

13,865

530,946

530,946

238,672
16,860

238,672
16,860

139,554
140,937

139,554
140,937

231,408

231,408

337,810

115,654

337,810
115,654

336,592
162,325

336,592
162,325

1,006,620

195,112
178,657

1,201,732
178,657

32,547
136,654
33,042

78,315
384

78,315
384
32,547
136,654
33,042

909,178
2,400,148
8,625
509,434

3,235,007
26,584

(7,553)

3,235,007
26,584
909,178
2,392,595
8,625
509,434

77,067
22,478

49,190

8,969

77,067
22,478

49,190

8,969

251,369
271,484
40,716
49,373
5,661,845

286,694

6,813,622
35,488,839

3,357,073
2,458,434

251,369
271,484
40,716
49,373
5,661,845

286,694

6,813,622
35,488,839

3,357,073
2,458,434

275,034

57,063
21,180

332,097
21,180

1,340
2,902
5,568,134

5
233

1,345
3,135
5,568,134

15,359,543
16,495,329

12,234,060

15,359,543
28,729,389

66,326,907

13,428,745

79,755,652

55

56

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Colusa (Colusa County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

502,620

668
903,321

3,711
63,283
25,005
3,769

33,856

502,620

668
903,321

3,711
63,283
25,005
3,769

33,856

Functional Revenues
$

2,368,315

170,550

Commerce (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,325,562

109,874
10,634,666

1,171,103
810,266
142,210

Total Revenues
$

1,325,562

109,874
10,634,666
2,368,315

1,171,103
810,266
142,210

170,550

68,355

68,355

49,974
1,801

49,974
1,801

1,723,744
15,015,057

1,723,744
15,015,057

14,608

21,829

14,608
21,829

342,826

168,096

342,826
168,096

15,085

48,773
475

63,858
475

47,031

1,509,292
1,540,962

1,556,323
1,540,962

112,380
210,024

181,062

356,166
5,927

14,044

356,166
5,927
112,380
224,068

181,062

302,854
388,842

363,338

742,483
19,798

742,483
19,798
302,854
388,842

363,338

24,904
15,673

772,981
675,876

34,659

532,459

24,904
15,673

772,981
675,876

34,659

532,459

12,825

107,952

203,546

352,407

1,763,803

10,052,981

12,825

107,952

203,546

352,407

1,763,803

10,052,981

12,245

227,506

36,144

12,245

263,650

1,562
14,107
398,211

1,562
14,107
398,211

325,501
3,275,093

2,019,591

325,501
5,294,684

33,629,951

18,174,312

51,804,263

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

9,671,239

2,320,863

Compton (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,179,296

(19,150)
4,794,523

194,398
1,006,511
1,594,890
159,473
11,042,705

2,179,296
9,671,239
(19,150)
4,794,523
2,320,863
194,398
1,006,511
1,594,890
159,473
11,042,705

Functional Revenues
$

3,560,585

Concord (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

9,662,303

27,564,127

1,630,747
2,950,504
2,836,339
545,165

Total Revenues
$

9,662,303

27,564,127

1,630,747
2,950,504
2,836,339
545,165

3,560,585

4,403,475

4,403,475

3,283,850

3,283,850

470,353
125,034

38,697

470,353
163,731

2,614,435

2,614,435

1,010,582

580,579

1,010,582
580,579

458,182

134,512

458,182
134,512

386,014

10,524
921,091

396,538
921,091

445,058
1,760,612

1,280,992
573,856

1,726,050
2,334,468

267,235
1,932,250
1,738,614
97,564
7,086,680

5,629,846
27,134

122,881

5,629,846
294,369
1,932,250
1,861,495
97,564
7,086,680

2,313,798
4,350,131

1,136,542

7,075,148
149,016

102,616

7,075,148
149,016
2,313,798
4,452,747

1,136,542

226,416
31,667
1,369,150
6,939
945,071
7,094,368

39,256
90,756
7,045,930

138,655

14,573,618

226,416
31,667
1,369,150
6,939
945,071
7,094,368

39,256
90,756
7,045,930

138,655

14,573,618

263,825
802,395

797,908
14,130,952

2,143,019
1,863,948

1,366,801
116,343

263,825
802,395

797,908
14,130,952

2,143,019
1,863,948

1,366,801
116,343

7,349,054

7,349,054

886,674

273,299

886,674

273,299

68,420,783

28,283,398

96,704,181

41,408,384

55,665,298

97,073,682

57

58

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

462,116

1,480

Corcoran (Kings County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

146,327

9,205
816,821

31,044
191,844
23,973
9,451

146,327

9,205
816,821
462,116
31,044
191,844
23,973
9,451

1,480

Functional Revenues
$

100,570

24,390

Corning (Tehama County)


General Revenues
$

332,319

1,770,621

338,995
109,930
16,597
12,935

Total Revenues
$

332,319

1,770,621
100,570
338,995
109,930
16,597
12,935

24,390

19,791

6,825

19,791

6,825

77,956
30

77,956
30

78,188
11,944

78,188
11,944

14,551

8,055

14,551
8,055

3,582
22,622

3,582
22,622

58,507

70,045
71,126

128,552
71,126

41,317

19,494
1,200

60,811
1,200

418,368
886,262
284,350
1,291,167

1,295,781
3,750

219

1,295,781
3,750
418,368
886,481
284,350
1,291,167

132,443
100,436

234,646
6,825

386,376
10,438

20,096

386,376
10,438
132,443
120,532

234,646
6,825

31,281
10,931

903,931
1,766,117

200

1,748,004

46,770

271,414

31,281
10,931

903,931
1,766,117

200

1,748,004

46,770

271,414

43,632

11,284
1,045,515

25,071

961,121

10,042

43,632

11,284
1,045,515

25,071

961,121

10,042

18,451
577,762

100,000

18,451
677,762

117,859

79,106

196,965

8,869,648

2,777,641

11,647,289

2,998,103

3,098,107

6,096,210

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

832,569

4,887,647

10,285,215

Corona (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

15,009,177

329,963
25,219,925

855,549
1,948,533
1,817,752
870,648

15,009,177
832,569
329,963
25,219,925
4,887,647
855,549
1,948,533
1,817,752
870,648

10,285,215

Functional Revenues
$

Coronado (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

10,366,490

11,073
2,050,853

7,816,922
770,377
120,361
209,360

Total Revenues
$

10,366,490

11,073
2,050,853

7,816,922
770,377
120,361
209,360

394,919

1,788,373
2,797,255

394,919

1,788,373
2,797,255

2,149,181
1,047,200

2,149,181
1,047,200

394,887
11,218

394,887
11,218

1,063,577
95,330

427,028

1,063,577
522,358

296,229

296,229

2,306,575
121,207

1,473,221
6,503

3,779,796
127,710

671,036

898,751
24,176

1,569,787
24,176

10,199
2,519,192
2,286,862
964,495
3,032,507

7,719,551
314,673

4,290

7,719,551
324,872
2,519,192
2,291,152
964,495
3,032,507

506,228
647,416

1,872,386

1,498,307
156,049

686
2,000

1,498,307
156,049
506,228
648,102
2,000
1,872,386

2,512,651
558,438
1,174,322
1,241,066

5,446,761

1,049,327

16,420,890

229,297

150,682

970,717

2,512,651
558,438
1,174,322
1,241,066

5,446,761

1,049,327

16,420,890

229,297

150,682

970,717

227,166

372,111
11,632
4,567,467
232,733

637,741
3,119,175

930,169
2,273,988

227,166

372,111
11,632
4,567,467
232,733

637,741
3,119,175

930,169
2,273,988

31,165
61,283,438

594,271

8,174,405

594,271
31,165
69,457,843

46,487
778,405

16,739

16,739
46,487
778,405

1,065,000
128,716,057

64,765,489

1,065,000
193,481,546

17,596,474

23,942,144

41,538,618

59

60

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

96,299

940,897

Corte Madera (Marin County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,041,329

268,712
4,891,200

385,194
509,081
394,350
87,977

4,041,329

268,712
4,891,200

481,493
509,081
394,350
87,977

940,897

Functional Revenues
$

263,676

1,534,556

4,578,400

Costa Mesa (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

14,050,949

55,240
35,527,005

3,799,682
2,308,683
854,580
540,199

Total Revenues
$

14,050,949
263,676
55,240
35,527,005
1,534,556
3,799,682
2,308,683
854,580
540,199

4,578,400

169,729

169,729

1,042,909
230,311

63,074

1,042,909
293,385

62,653

9,519

62,653
9,519

1,163,274
237,606

811,164

1,163,274
1,048,770

181,329
21,981

17,554

198,883
21,981

1,556,057
2,483,291

2,652,806

4,208,863
2,483,291

207,191
342,427

554,831
42,691

249

554,831
42,691
207,191
342,676

2,561
2,037,359
6,496,892

6,393,220
188,830

3,107

6,393,220
191,391
2,037,359
6,499,999

96,972

340,553
22,929
1,125,896

676,450

211,448

96,972

340,553
22,929
1,125,896

676,450

211,448

529,796
859,159
451,004
2,277
906,596
185,739

1,773,362

4,150,295

529,796
859,159
451,004
2,277
906,596
185,739

1,773,362

4,150,295

15,225
5,619
99,122

296,730

15,225
5,619
395,852

242,000
1,122,751

6,289
4,541

6,289
246,541
1,122,751

4,616,720

11,499,417

16,116,137

3,400,000
35,249,871

67,259,369

3,400,000
102,509,240

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

273,271

Cotati (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

347,845

547
1,132,005

205,744
65,600
111,927

347,845

547
1,132,005

205,744
65,600
111,927

273,271

Functional Revenues
$

26,160

648,719

Covina (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

3,104,828

35,780
7,290,885

424,727
965,402
324,899
177,504
4,311,903

Total Revenues
$

3,104,828
26,160
35,780
7,290,885
648,719
424,727
965,402
324,899
177,504
4,311,903

43,818

43,818

2,924
93,945

2,924
93,945

220,229
10,380

9,965

220,229
20,345

351,035
116,669

925

351,035
117,594

87,499
(4,359)

11,105

87,499
6,746

672,087

672,087

95,010
9,398

118,918
18,230

213,928
27,628

166,873
5,499

257,505

424,378
5,499

151,496
322,715

217,000

388,946
9,037

6,543

388,946
9,037
151,496
329,258

217,000

878,766
1,006,094
714,256
131,113

2,829,132
40,580

60,005

2,829,132
40,580
878,766
1,066,099
714,256
131,113

104,275
68,991

1,957,358

5,192

981,185

104,275
68,991

1,957,358

5,192

981,185

213,125
53,540
1,346
33,244
11,545
2,739,078
70,141
720,924

4,323,149

60,819
341,842
792,779

213,125
53,540
1,346
33,244
11,545
2,739,078
70,141
720,924

4,323,149

60,819
341,842
792,779

5,451
56,570

1,350

54,286

1,350
5,451
110,856

6,790
88,321
509,599

6,790
88,321
509,599

4,605,479

2,482,048

7,087,527

14,108,295

20,496,162

34,604,457

61

62

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Crescent City (Del Norte County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

102,276

846,460

608,048
116,509
65,012
6,888

102,276

846,460

608,048
116,509
65,012
6,888

Functional Revenues
$

600,938

Cudahy (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

124,468

1,001,389

70,178
158,689
103,507
16,239
674,258

Total Revenues
$

124,468

1,001,389
600,938
70,178
158,689
103,507
16,239
674,258

88,396

88,396

46,723
1,242

46,723
1,242

49,813
223,190

49,813
223,190

1,180

7,134

8,314

404,368

404,368

92,180
28,882

50,162
29,208

142,342
58,090

34,083

17,061
47,698

51,144
47,698

139,926
291,783

3,760,852

358,721
3,048

152

91,061

358,721
3,048
139,926
291,935

3,760,852
91,061

450,332
413,840

880,864

1,430,485
3,392

18,854
44,254

1,430,485
3,392
450,332
432,694
44,254
880,864

13,212
1,910
37,545

1,716,484

96,533

1,754,699

371,876
19,294

13,212
1,910
37,545

1,716,484

96,533

1,754,699

371,876
19,294

5,861

9,088

53,208

5,861

9,088

53,208

124,790

41

124,831

33,840

3,300

3,300
33,840

8,499,111

2,284,720

10,783,831

2,843,453

4,118,140

6,961,593

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Culver City (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

5,696,740

Total Revenues
$

2,464,302

(65,590)
15,322,521

2,225,735
2,047,038
7,533,980
1,452,485
12,046,891
283,380

2,464,302

(65,590)
15,322,521
5,696,740
2,225,735
2,047,038
7,533,980
1,452,485
12,046,891
283,380

Functional Revenues
$

47,251

Cupertino (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

3,704,644

8,843,792

1,679,225
2,175,914
522,048
360,261
2,566,266
101,494

Total Revenues
$

3,704,644

8,843,792

1,679,225
2,175,914
522,048
360,261
2,566,266
148,745

592,396
668,523

592,396
668,523

1,472,960

1,472,960

2,137,194

1,603,109

2,137,194
1,603,109

540,923

540,923

1,153,316
309,226

1,277,729
318,879

2,431,045
628,105

685,662

1,103,441
394,971

1,789,103
394,971

826,210
706,956
313,529
3,949,870

2,406,169
29,364

2,406,169
29,364
826,210
706,956
313,529
3,949,870

730,662
1,258,807
66,604
980,276

3,215,866
35,923

30,384

3,215,866
35,923
730,662
1,289,191
66,604
980,276

480,048
422,087
1,245,430
2,600
5,030,860
7,341,855

1,196,461

2,260,671
5,549,302
2,966,626

480,048
422,087
1,245,430
2,600
5,030,860
7,341,855

1,196,461

2,260,671
5,549,302
2,966,626

432,607
238,836

182,474

2,540,653

3,441,211
1,479,312

432,607
238,836

182,474

2,540,653

3,441,211
1,479,312

1,127

775
290,881

775
290,881
1,127

25,592
148,925

25,592
148,925

42,851,027

49,237,648

92,088,675

15,307,519
29,580,274

24,734,229

15,307,519
54,314,503

63

64

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

96,659

Cypress (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,754,496

48,466
9,563,562

1,191,440
1,282,728
873,522
222,588

893,785

2,754,496

48,466
9,563,562

1,191,440
1,282,728
873,522
222,588

990,444

Functional Revenues
$

888,581

Daly City (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

10,401,139

66,620
8,275,997

314,334
2,281,204
1,239,332
370,726
5,246,567

Total Revenues
$

10,401,139

66,620
8,275,997

314,334
2,281,204
1,239,332
370,726
5,246,567
888,581

697,419
51,430

697,419
51,430

449,923

449,923

305,973
36,654

305,973
36,654

1,487,280
111,109

33,798

1,487,280
144,907

462,218

30,775

462,218
30,775

287,742

2,180,756

287,742
2,180,756

20,867

1,835,970
11,333

1,856,837
11,333

1,825,108
18,129

2,584,622
464,302

4,409,730
482,431

791,913
691,152
741,545
387,011

2,726,147
36,716

17,936

2,726,147
36,716
791,913
709,088
741,545
387,011

2,226,372
6,232,097
7,314,165
1,985,076

6,091,761
110,055

492,847
390,266

6,091,761
110,055
2,226,372
6,724,944
7,704,431
1,985,076

255,700
110,757

25,625
542,234

1,940,825

255,700
110,757

25,625
542,234

1,940,825

279,953
409,636
200,996
584,798
14,588,668
1,647,690

3,121,627

10,750,308

553,268

279,953
409,636
200,996
584,798
14,588,668
1,647,690

3,121,627

10,750,308

553,268

1,221
6,745
41,966

1,221
6,745
41,966

2,339,917
2,024,015

828,785
30,276
549,636

828,785
2,370,193
2,573,651

7,157,982

21,539,396

28,697,378

59,326,458

41,953,023

101,279,481

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

368,372

Dana Point (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,788,647

70,623
3,795,000

8,146,048
941,368

319,100

766,994

3,788,647

70,623
3,795,000

8,146,048
941,368

319,100

1,135,366

Functional Revenues
$

1,131,510

Danville (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

5,050,463

3,935,632

16,373
1,106,171
321,727
492,392

Total Revenues
$

5,050,463

3,935,632

16,373
1,106,171
321,727
492,392

1,131,510

461,370
2,541,425

461,370
2,541,425

843,115
104,945

843,115
104,945

766,224

766,224

339,242

13,109

339,242
13,109

242,344

242,344

29,585

1,356,529
251,900

1,356,529
281,485

1,511,229
388,780

816,820
19,591

2,328,049
408,371

736,826
2,380,125
143,010
40,345

2,093,755
51,718

53,390

2,093,755
51,718
736,826
2,433,515
143,010
40,345

595,680
928,447
677,417
1,456,384

2,813,752
80,760

2,813,752
80,760
595,680
928,447
677,417
1,456,384

313,495

82,023

224,393

258,836

313,495

82,023

224,393

258,836

551,563

80,674

27,989
862,934

117,894

551,563

80,674

27,989
862,934

117,894

702,784

80,083

782,867

19,586
1,690
176,195

4,063

19,586
5,753
176,195

6,567,096

21,728,264

28,295,360

12,539,335

14,657,744

27,197,079

65

66

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Davis (Yolo County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,137,512

5,464,924

Total Revenues
$

6,522,962

31,148
5,501,492

908,964
794,452
1,043,991
239,465

2,950,465

6,522,962

31,148
5,501,492
2,137,512
908,964
794,452
1,043,991
239,465

8,415,389

Functional Revenues
$

403,047

17,410

Del Mar (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

2,074,076

33,844
1,301,628

1,409,615
247,113
157,326
65,280

22,809

Total Revenues
$

2,074,076
403,047
33,844
1,301,628

1,409,615
247,113
157,326
65,280

40,219

1,020,961

1,232

1,020,961
1,232

10,335

10,335

918,360

918,360

786,334

4,826

786,334
4,826

280,567

1,955,507
159,255

2,236,074
159,255

177,989

148,307
260,756

326,296
260,756

1,204,264
8,355,218

5,206,396

3,578,071
126,505

50,674

3,578,071
126,505
1,204,264
8,405,892

5,206,396

1,081
89,198
509,087

223,113

258,040
31,197

11,783

258,040
32,278
89,198
520,870

223,113

2,340,638
406,029
628,284

5,110,295
7,475,904

2,136,918

5,282,564

13,843

2,457,216

2,340,638
406,029
628,284

5,110,295
7,475,904

2,136,918

5,282,564

13,843

2,457,216

148,551

1,946,846

2,093,896

315,529
84,553

148,551

1,946,846

2,093,896

315,529
84,553

81,926
2,503,959

434

1,068,666

434
81,926
3,572,625

201,200
4,089

434,470

201,200
438,559

5,000,000
58,025,778

24,933,283

5,000,000
82,959,061

7,001,923

6,471,405

13,473,328

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Del Rey Oaks (Monterey County)


General Revenues

Total Revenues
$

268,485

10,041
213,719

59,599
80,084
11,508

268,485

10,041
213,719

59,599
80,084
11,508

Functional Revenues

Delano (Kern County)


General Revenues

1,322,025

6,761

1,314,781

79,930
2,238,222

174,085
417,207
102,479
30,872

Total Revenues
$

1,314,781

79,930
2,238,222
1,322,025
174,085
417,207
102,479
30,872

6,761

4,837

4,837

11,430
1,200

10,782

11,430
11,982

302,391
9,233

302,391
9,233

19,860

19,860

126,393
86,943

39,189

126,393
126,132

14,729

4,853

4,853
14,729

263,858
7,539

185,363
41,378

449,221
48,917

37,935
44,361
105,339

94,287
2,664

2,756

94,287
2,664
37,935
47,117
105,339

689,290
8,887,791
21,026
1,342,097
46,886

2,388,694
33,326

(1,086)

2,388,694
33,326
689,290
8,886,705
21,026
1,342,097
46,886

5,085
114,545

21,676

8,765

5,085
114,545

21,676

8,765

103,951
30,844

34,295
1,305,457
1,419,875

1,366,951

2,443,813

240,961

79,851

1,291,162

103,951
30,844

34,295
1,305,457
1,419,875

1,366,951

2,443,813

240,961

79,851

1,291,162

5,050

22,502

27,552

6,441

264,399

6,441

264,399

49,411
444,223

781,280

49,411
1,225,503

21,700,233

7,044,440

28,744,673

67

68

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Desert Hot Springs (Riverside County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,064,004

424,818

158,679
763,699

775,266
423,115
126,780
67,225
1,066,886

424,818

158,679
763,699

775,266
423,115
126,780
67,225
1,066,886
1,064,004

Functional Revenues
$

1,397,264

570

Diamond Bar (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

2,668,802

23,921
2,965,292

578,680
828,242

367,638

Total Revenues
$

2,668,802

23,921
2,965,292
1,397,264
578,680
828,242

367,638

570

139,104
666,155
379,716
87,387

139,104
666,155
379,716
87,387

557,601

557,601

784,880
5,599

58,970

784,880
64,569

425,824

425,824

27,928

5,781

27,928
5,781

413,198
400,420

413,198
400,420

40,578
9,256

47,238
3,649

87,816
12,905

219,470
57,825

439,452

658,922
57,825

359,908
919,927
1,500
276,112

976,746
8,732

15,789

976,746
8,732
359,908
935,716
1,500
276,112

1,170,239
371,644

2,258,333

3,370,387
33,352

1,637

3,370,387
33,352
1,170,239
373,281

2,258,333

427,136
150,073

140

50,399

427,136
150,073

140

50,399

414,941
79,067

67,565

188,207

479,160

517,930

9,615

414,941
79,067

67,565

188,207

479,160

517,930

9,615

789
3,039

6,010

789
9,049

7,378

7,378

5,393,630

4,929,383

10,323,013

12,985,699

22,021,950

11,277,403

12,985,699

33,299,353

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Dinuba (Tulare County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

156,703

39,917

Total Revenues
$

473,915

25,015
1,385,356

57,980
155,168
109,896
18,004
1,080,308

473,915

25,015
1,385,356
156,703
57,980
155,168
109,896
18,004
1,080,308
39,917

Functional Revenues

Dixon (Solano County)


General Revenues

515,898

1,793,737

3,451,790

178,935
514,262
65,605
73,873

Total Revenues
$

1,793,737

3,451,790

178,935
514,262
65,605
73,873

515,898

99,301

99,301

2,707,422

2,707,422

115,406
7,744

115,406
7,744

216,028
22,171

3,089

216,028
25,260

74,754

74,754

54,956

54,956

37,156

130,004
24,539

167,160
24,539

60,482

514,975
17,491

575,457
17,491

359,681
1,607,220

3,411,181

1,008,912
14,631

21,996

1,008,912
14,631
359,681
1,629,216

3,411,181

312,547
919,357

36,695

936,868
35,953

431

936,868
35,953
312,547
919,788

36,695

34,387
209,726
1,193,785
157,143
1,956,788
1,822,931

72,870

1,554,229

41,039
1,886,372
1,834,866

34,387
209,726
1,193,785
157,143
1,956,788
1,822,931

72,870

1,554,229

41,039
1,886,372
1,834,866

757,561

4,035
16,390
1,438,731

70,031

418,565

4,307

757,561

4,035
16,390
1,438,731

70,031

418,565

4,307

468,570

226,946

695,516

1,511,379

14,700

14,802

14,700

1,526,181

17,141,769

4,732,670

21,874,439

9,066,555

7,616,511

16,683,066

69

70

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Dorris (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

Functional Revenues
$

60,304

33,000

Dos Palos (Merced County)


General Revenues
$

184,268

263
228,113

43,854
23,826

183,785

Total Revenues
$

184,268

263
228,113
60,304

43,854
23,826

216,785

162,912
3,208

162,912
3,208

11,092

1,479

11,092
1,479

11,224
150

2,553
600

13,777
750

97,063
235,905

275,957
3,524

123

275,957
3,524
97,063
236,028

9,488
5,525
25

622,336
358,548

12,872

781,398

14,115

9,488
5,525
25

622,336
358,548

12,872

781,398

14,115

14,355

42,235

56,590

2,433,520

990,580

3,424,100

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,664,178

Downey (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

7,174,533

313,524
13,268,746

780,938
1,887,011
988,417
274,617
5,964,887

7,174,533

313,524
13,268,746
2,664,178
780,938
1,887,011
988,417
274,617
5,964,887

Functional Revenues
$

573,058

Duarte (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

551,892

4,104,599

59,148
549,067
245,390
59,149

Total Revenues
$

551,892

4,104,599
573,058
59,148
549,067
245,390
59,149

1,141,788

1,141,788

1,060,607

1,060,607

672,460
528,090

672,460
528,090

291,451
66,700

291,451
66,700

1,775,191

33,786

1,775,191
33,786

130,377

80,713

130,377
80,713

1,643,105

4,590,555
756,303

6,233,660
756,303

3,612

266,115

269,727

2,295,992
1,742,975

3,178,832

6,409,366
88,558

(4,947)

6,409,366
88,558
2,295,992
1,738,028

3,178,832

465,826
352,541
209,000
273,663

1,275,540
7,432

1,275,540
7,432
465,826
352,541
209,000
273,663

599,365
14,393
2,331,805
30,238
127,119
199,350

469,769
2,766,009
9,518,123

8,106
4,334,625
358,837

599,365
14,393
2,331,805
30,238
127,119
199,350

469,769
2,766,009
9,518,123

8,106
4,334,625
358,837

75,045
8,259

14,976

355,629

264,393

75,045
8,259

14,976

355,629

264,393

125,000
1,531,275

1,040

484,363

1,040
125,000
2,015,638

38,056,625

43,011,697

81,068,322

4,145,137

7,199,045

11,344,182

71

72

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

10,575,784

Dublin (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

9,678,767

360,775
13,193,407

717,083
1,394,953
122,325
379,089

9,678,767

360,775
13,193,407

717,083
1,394,953
122,325
379,089

10,575,784

Functional Revenues
$

40,985

Dunsmuir (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

180,284

85,910

123,849
27,277
11,233
5,696

Total Revenues
$

180,284
40,985

85,910

123,849
27,277
11,233
5,696

103,108

263,193
238,232

103,108

263,193
238,232

18,684

18,684

2,268,211
31,349

2,268,211
31,349

27,905
3,311

27,905
3,311

134,670

139,615

134,670
139,615

7,541
3,172

8,474

7,541
11,646

1,221,944

1,485,589
139,019

2,707,533
139,019

36,867

26,860
37,005

63,727
37,005

631,719
8,136,983
174,851
133,138

2,071,554
139,339

23,286
101,706

2,071,554
139,339
631,719
8,160,269
276,557
133,138

52,437
155,343
44,843
333,312

113,244
4,759

51

113,244
4,759
52,437
155,394
44,843
333,312

2,985,432
20,850
623,869

1,277,868

860,162

166,209

2,985,432
20,850
623,869

1,277,868

860,162

166,209

1,690

8,242

594,754
212,555

397,943

15,988

359,067
8,540

1,690

8,242

594,754
212,555

397,943

15,988

359,067
8,540

10,599

4,806
124,604
281,304

4,806
124,604
291,903

500

9,799

6,987

500

16,786

29,858,171

30,357,221

60,215,392

2,333,478

631,629

2,965,107

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
East Palo Alto (San Mateo County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

352,173

Total Revenues
$

2,708,727

1,567,311

537,663
272,972
69,267
1,189,085

2,708,727

1,567,311

537,663
272,972
69,267
1,189,085
352,173

Functional Revenues
$

1,615,000

46,800

El Cajon (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

4,735,390

52,086
20,390,818

938,829
2,988,437
740,000
297,538

Total Revenues
$

4,735,390

52,086
20,390,818
1,615,000
938,829
2,988,437
740,000
297,538

46,800

374,808

374,808

682,251

404,342

682,251
404,342

727,053
74,290

727,053
74,290

225,429
152,899

225,429
152,899

585,248
63,732

199,613

585,248
263,345

16,939

344,934
7,013

361,873
7,013

1,750,791
656,930

1,206,832
20,383

2,957,623
677,313

704,560
34,047

2,886,448

1,807,086
36,861

1,807,086
36,861
704,560
34,047

2,886,448

1,984,392
2,718,065
695,142
4,590,234

5,577,398
15,385

5,577,398
15,385
1,984,392
2,718,065
695,142
4,590,234

757,546
41,362

216,048

1,541,441

444,424

270,028

378,593

757,546
41,362

216,048

1,541,441

444,424

270,028

378,593

209,176
146,348
2,655,430
94,604
12,213,845

446,879

789,896

209,176
146,348
2,655,430
94,604
12,213,845

446,879

789,896

1,928,418

939,953

1,928,418
939,953

558,193

608,606

608,606

558,193

725,000
11,357,606

9,885,214

725,000
21,242,820

2,291,313
35,288,169

37,771,315

2,291,313
73,059,484

73

74

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,566,543

El Centro (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,021,743

241
6,347,814

849,258
159,436
225,020
67,530

987,762

2,021,743

241
6,347,814
2,566,543
849,258
159,436
225,020
67,530

987,762

Functional Revenues
$

487,507

El Cerrito (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

3,628,660

53,095
3,882,267

50,075
410,911
569,460
1,183,237
2,181,212

Total Revenues
$

3,628,660

53,095
3,882,267

50,075
410,911
569,460
1,183,237
2,181,212
487,507

751,299
671,008

751,299
671,008

239,990
1,693

239,990
1,693

411,260

411,260

103,287

22,266

103,287
22,266

115,732

209,088

115,732
209,088

1,056,348
32,074

470,514

1,526,862
32,074

166,681

140,292
76,899

306,973
76,899

687,580
1,227,823

1,584,387

2,364,401
39,902

2,364,401
39,902
687,580
1,227,823

1,584,387

552,215
728,968

1,339,345
67,943

657

1,339,345
67,943
552,215
729,625

240,070
158,652
38,743
155,951
4,255,921
3,254,442

99,099

3,622,188

55,258,046

988,110

240,070
158,652
38,743
155,951
4,255,921
3,254,442

99,099

3,622,188

55,258,046

988,110

260,459
131,220
1,436,970
106,505

665,560

1,059,696

42,541

260,459
131,220
1,436,970
106,505

665,560

1,059,696

42,541

1,483,372
1,245,256

1,483,372
1,245,256

1,866,399
4,969,231

10,365
186,899
14,810

10,365
2,053,298
4,984,041

78,299,575

13,555,887

91,855,462

14,423,251

14,005,215

28,428,466

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

6,700,684

1,573,656

299,273

El Monte (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,569,776

237,547
16,882,029

263,030
1,645,731
1,959,157
232,695
7,502,607

3,569,776
6,700,684
237,547
16,882,029
1,573,656
263,030
1,645,731
1,959,157
232,695
7,502,607
299,273

El Paso De Robles (San Luis Obispo County)


Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues
$

3,109,473

766,205

584,880

3,270,925

(6,663)
5,821,356

1,123,814
1,740,499
294,641
168,598

1,715,467

3,270,925
3,109,473
(6,663)
5,821,356
766,205
1,123,814
1,740,499
294,641
168,598

2,300,347

5,938
17,707

5,938
17,707

24,624
303,056
120,841

24,624
303,056
120,841

733,081
5,675

376,680

733,081
382,355

1,137,317

1,137,317

379,582
163,445

698,092

379,582
861,537

79,906

58,834

79,906
58,834

460,897

2,224,399
85,799

2,685,296
85,799

694,810
148,424

898,101
121,197

1,592,911
269,621

84,574
1,434,745
5,884,893
38,516
5,919,661

7,029,950
44,203

3,166

7,029,950
128,777
1,434,745
5,888,059
38,516
5,919,661

57,443
536,971
1,067,013

1,239,958

1,488,228
44,996

138,744

1,488,228
102,439
536,971
1,205,757

1,239,958

207,815
477,670
4,300
71,777

93,419

321,995

2,981,606

18,808

673,174

207,815
477,670
4,300
71,777

93,419

321,995

2,981,606

18,808

673,174

627,263
59,275
108,075
221,098
2,510,233
138,284

507,162

2,456,700

350,571

96,951

603,267

627,263
59,275
108,075
221,098
2,510,233
138,284

507,162

2,456,700

350,571

96,951

603,267

9,116
537,893

2,248

334,204

2,248
9,116
872,097

18,730
2,728,108
5,285,373

122,255

917,493

140,985
2,728,108
6,202,866

10,625,000
39,724,900

43,091,313

10,625,000
82,816,213

8,475,000
666,218
34,723,229

17,918,485

8,475,000
666,218
52,641,714

75

76

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

El Segundo (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

223,096

Total Revenues
$

5,000,397

147,946
6,484,731

2,866,811
2,459,800
8,378,777
172,183
7,321,773
1,499,325

5,000,397

147,946
6,484,731
223,096
2,866,811
2,459,800
8,378,777
172,183
7,321,773
1,499,325

Functional Revenues
$

34,702,276

Elk Grove (Sacramento County)


General Revenues
$

2,618,053

12,142,272

281,012
450,830

750,002
1,869,538

Total Revenues
$

2,618,053

12,142,272

281,012
450,830

750,002
1,869,538
34,702,276

106,628

106,628

765,704
59,526

58,214

765,704
117,740

5,046,002

311,964

5,046,002
311,964

268,325

12,629

268,325
12,629

75,660

256,818

75,660
256,818

93,444
57,630

2,015,833
125,620

2,109,277
183,250

1,395,180

1,395,180

305,922
1,145,449
19,017
795,519

826,644
66,568

826,644
66,568
305,922
1,145,449
19,017
795,519

2,282,607
5,190,225

520,227

6,465,095
40,430

3,244

6,465,095
40,430
2,282,607
5,193,469

520,227

1,308,954
59,875
448,067
38,473
773,287

493,038
2,562,587
10,771,568

170,577

1,470,367

1,308,954
59,875
448,067
38,473
773,287

493,038
2,562,587
10,771,568

170,577

1,470,367

3,651,064

3,228,789

362,235

3,651,064

3,228,789

362,235

198,786
218,564

18,823

187,889

18,823
198,786
406,453

44,675,390

44,675,390

22,354,403

37,643,963

59,998,366

99,734,475

26,584,438

126,318,913

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

182,209

1,288,595

Emeryville (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

808,098

28,416
6,638,746

2,723,043
946,415
4,213,611
93,261
2,150,279

808,098

28,416
6,638,746
182,209
2,723,043
946,415
4,213,611
93,261
2,150,279
1,288,595

Functional Revenues
$

1,358,295
185,977

Encinitas (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

16,662,459

368,553
10,408,617

746,989
1,604,340

607,049

Total Revenues
$

16,662,459

368,553
10,408,617
1,358,295
932,966
1,604,340

607,049

251,301

32,050

251,301

32,050

513,635
11,304

513,635
11,304

1,407,085
251,792

(185,386)

1,407,085
66,406

137,160

137,160

181,052

181,052

419,926

1,139

419,926
1,139

591,925
100,137

1,125,308
321,557

1,717,233
421,694

629,602

1,424,729
1,385,595

2,054,331
1,385,595

145,955
277,843
366,029
173,330

421,918
65,101

36,408

421,918
65,101
145,955
314,251
366,029
173,330

1,123,595
2,265,341

2,318,973

3,612,705
293,625

342,277

3,612,705
293,625
1,123,595
2,607,618

2,318,973

878,871
71,272
222
61,217
951,174
23,346

212,026

1,490,353

5,791,853

878,871
71,272
222
61,217
951,174
23,346

212,026

1,490,353

5,791,853

135,626
33,319
181,708
2,554,334
4,493,963
380,242

1,255,939

295,638
1,003,965

135,626
33,319
181,708
2,554,334
4,493,963
380,242

1,255,939

295,638
1,003,965

1,784,296

10,590
366,623
1,491,475

10,590
366,623
3,275,771

712,522

9,451,516

10,164,038

16,513,933

21,255,463

37,769,396

20,011,064

46,909,593

66,920,657

77

78

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

183,394

1,135,950

Escalon (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

560,185

32,266
699,583

2,267
185,768
30,907
35,717

560,185

32,266
699,583
183,394
2,267
185,768
30,907
35,717

1,135,950

Functional Revenues
$

Escondido (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

6,494,884

106,915
27,617,876

1,119,142
3,418,198
1,353,803
611,610

Total Revenues
$

6,494,884

106,915
27,617,876

1,119,142
3,418,198
1,353,803
611,610

9,637

9,637

351,481

351,481

298,816
3,312

1,052

298,816
4,364

1,903,411
75,473

1,903,411
75,473

20,782
2,567

20,782
2,567

638,239
217,721

254,786

638,239
472,507

155,098
26,521

80,290
7,482

235,388
34,003

4,607,751
121,783

2,160,544
2,455,516

6,768,295
2,577,299

123,117
548,994

212,272

373,566
13,497

168

373,566
13,497
123,117
549,162

212,272

2,810,783
6,875,263
312,983
6,724,832

8,034,442
92,325

110,744

8,034,442
92,325
2,810,783
6,875,263
423,727
6,724,832

7,850
22,533

69,112
1,221,924

90,267

1,163,337

152,430

7,850
22,533

69,112
1,221,924

90,267

1,163,337

152,430

281,088
1,693,604
5,119,193
1,836,556
15,565,384

2,129,095
653,337
28,482,318

2,081,845

281,088
1,693,604
5,119,193
1,836,556
15,565,384

2,129,095
653,337
28,482,318

2,081,845

527
22,969

74,029

527
96,998

1,266,286

3,294,066

459,408

1,266,286

3,753,474

5,471,409

2,096,777

7,568,186

87,042,492

54,290,193

141,332,685

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Etna (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

62,096

256
49,158

7,581
5,722
2,085
750

62,096

256
49,158

7,581
5,722
2,085
750

Functional Revenues
$

881,523

Eureka (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

1,047,330

5,213
7,688,017

1,299,239
594,535
246,003
72,533
901,597

Total Revenues
$

1,047,330

5,213
7,688,017
881,523
1,299,239
594,535
246,003
72,533
901,597

1,535

1,535

248,186
22,319

248,186
22,319

55

1,515

1,570

239,638

239,638

24,556

9,544
10,214

34,100
10,214

734,266

156,787
6,433

891,053
6,433

23,310
568,385

1,512,528

49,126
1,669

49,126
1,669
23,310
568,385

1,512,528

517,887
1,045,776
103,302
850,385

1,498,079
26,892

462

426

1,498,079
26,892
517,887
1,046,238
103,302
850,385
426

450
374
133,153

83,451

23,780

75,990

450
374
133,153

83,451

23,780

75,990

127,329
417,045
113,356
10,180
3,066,780

44,062
306,215
55,934
3,354,563

12,159
490,315

218,063
1,273,289
590,074

127,329
417,045
113,356
10,180
3,066,780

44,062
306,215
55,934
3,354,563

12,159
490,315

218,063
1,273,289
590,074

1,550
29,220
171,099

986

1,550
29,220
172,085

2,457
39,918
1,082,333

417,094

2,457
39,918
1,499,427

2,649,436

200,702

2,850,138

4,040,000
19,887,354

13,960,640

4,040,000
33,847,994

79

80

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Exeter (Tulare County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

392,450

Total Revenues
$

365,560

132
513,588

26,243
116,047
22,534
25,157
486,253
35,010

365,560

132
513,588
392,450
26,243
116,047
22,534
25,157
486,253
35,010

Functional Revenues

Fairfax (Marin County)


General Revenues

321,770

1,801,527

323,707
344,117

15,459
301,573
107,772
36,094
384,363
79,373

Total Revenues
$

1,801,527
321,770
323,707
344,117

15,459
301,573
107,772
36,094
384,363
79,373

3,690

3,690

160,346
5,463

160,346
5,463

102,322
6,598

102,322
6,598

15,976

55,307

15,976
55,307

26,128

48,405

26,128
48,405

171,488
4,158

147,897
46,184

319,385
50,342

68,888

55,224
41,569

124,112
41,569

195,838
188,197

1,583,639

554,157
10,465

77,721

554,157
10,465
195,838
265,918

1,583,639

13,290
149,179
380,597
10,924
17,229

435,714
23,978

195

435,714
37,268
149,179
380,792
10,924
17,229

17,405

34,609
838,350
788,761

64,290

668,625

11,982

56,674

17,405

34,609
838,350
788,761

64,290

668,625

11,982

56,674

85,660
16,757

101,384

18,577

85,660
16,757

101,384

18,577

91,385

31,080

97,033

31,080

188,418

13,380

16,601

13,380
16,601

3,000,000

8,293,326

2,610,368

3,000,000

10,903,694

1,332,683

4,015,671

5,348,354

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

441,627

5,168,876

9,715,976

Fairfield (Solano County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

7,057,462

16,668,797

1,099,991
2,396,178
969,564
588,834
2,865,684

7,057,462
441,627

16,668,797
5,168,876
1,099,991
2,396,178
969,564
588,834
2,865,684
9,715,976

Functional Revenues
$

203,237

4,614

Farmersville (Tulare County)


General Revenues
$

145,432

323,660

54,022
25,284
4,872

Total Revenues
$

145,432

323,660
203,237

54,022
25,284
4,872

4,614

1,878,389
1,548,111

1,878,389
1,548,111

1,617,645
50,657

184,426

1,617,645
235,083

146,364

18,141

146,364
18,141

498,558
41,550

250

498,558
41,800

1,996

34,894

1,996
34,894

5,094,275
341,478

1,727,762
504,311

6,822,037
845,789

117,375

26,161
14,256

143,536
14,256

9,113
2,074,509
2,876,591

12,013,401

5,728,836
199,258

231,319

2,643,300

5,728,836
208,371
2,074,509
3,107,910

12,013,401
2,643,300

187,404
1,427,761

653,176

522,656
3,026

2,189

522,656
3,026
187,404
1,429,950

653,176

842,284
207,590

1,758,818

1,623,822
4,905,900
25,764,876

764,976
1,225,761
3,096,703

842,284
207,590

1,758,818

1,623,822
4,905,900
25,764,876

764,976
1,225,761
3,096,703

38,134
17,765

444,838
374,722

394,520

36,100

38,134
17,765

444,838
374,722

394,520

36,100

861,098

2,093
228,186
629,359

2,093
228,186
1,490,457

366,699

49,998

416,697

84,422,584

43,725,610

128,148,194

597,130
5,011,835

1,224,591

597,130
6,236,426

81

82

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

38,590

Ferndale (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

75,175

133,369

72,875
23,028
12,514
6,627

75,175

133,369
38,590
72,875
23,028
12,514
6,627

Functional Revenues
$

211,542

544,440

Fillmore (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

286,887

838,042

53,639
236,154
68,408
51,165

Total Revenues
$

286,887

838,042
211,542
53,639
236,154
68,408
51,165

544,440

111

111

208,708

208,708

22,852
3,126

22,852
3,126

161,895
11,662

161,895
11,662

5,589

5,589

106,940

106,940

3,797
626

10,787
1,935

14,584
2,561

25,218
64,132

94,853

120,071
64,132

37,106
153,838
10,000
604,479

82,073
1,942

38

82,073
1,942
37,106
153,876
10,000
604,479

304,534
516,356

323,549

828,582
(8,591)

407

828,582
(8,591)
304,534
516,763

323,549

3,272

10,666
225,723

135

3,272

10,666
225,723

135

114,597
12,423
109
49,209
948,479
47,015

42,953

2,015,971

1,494,252

114,597
12,423
109
49,209
948,479
47,015

42,953

2,015,971

1,494,252

54,058

18,224

72,282

156,721

19,652

176,373

1,173,968

438,587

1,612,555

7,360,705

2,469,198

9,829,903

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

152,988

15,616

Firebaugh (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

79,785

29,791
648,378

600
63,007
26,773
4,485
107,351

79,785

29,791
648,378
152,988
600
63,007
26,773
4,485
107,351
15,616

Functional Revenues
$

3,612,672

1,982,426

1,472,267

Folsom (Sacramento County)


General Revenues
$

8,423,359

15,234,386

711,431
393,238
399,390
447,086

10,331,979

Total Revenues
$

8,423,359
3,612,672

15,234,386
1,982,426
711,431
393,238
399,390
447,086

11,804,246

242,975

242,975

24,799
568

24,799
568

2,116,985

26,766

2,116,985
26,766

21,716

816

21,716
816

126,413

35,133

126,413
35,133

45,449

16,200
23,898

61,649
23,898

581,392
15,489

1,323,011
327,635

1,904,403
343,124

124,573
249,970

500,741

339,614
6,263

158

339,614
6,263
124,573
250,128

500,741

46,240
1,247,309
2,481,990

596,722

3,576,344
268,509

28,811
59,239

3,576,344
314,749
1,247,309
2,510,801
59,239
596,722

587
35,989

524,893

67,417

914,876

2,820

9,743

587
35,989

524,893

67,417

914,876

2,820

9,743

1,224,395
111,954
979,334
4,569,052
1,893,569
7,293,811

2,011,804

6,912,017

306,372

6,796,771

1,224,395
111,954
979,334
4,569,052
1,893,569
7,293,811

2,011,804

6,912,017

306,372

6,796,771

30,577

30,577

12,042,681
398,624

1,049,289

2,606,060

1,049,289
12,042,681
3,004,684

2,692,745

1,377,696

4,070,441

390,000
1,074,034
60,527,298

45,241,666

390,000
1,074,034
105,768,964

83

84

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Fontana (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues

Total Revenues
$

739,585

69,543
14,466,402

316,855
4,005,996
3,114,723
639,000
9,132,881
14,573,497

739,585

69,543
14,466,402

316,855
4,005,996
3,114,723
639,000
9,132,881
14,573,497

Functional Revenues
$

132,978

Fort Bragg (Mendocino County)


General Revenues
$

218,265

(4,106)
1,498,108

1,288,293
206,642
170,260
8,338

Total Revenues
$

218,265

(4,106)
1,498,108

1,288,293
206,642
170,260
8,338

132,978

427,460

63,766
10,846,303

427,460

63,766
10,846,303

33,508

33,508

5,745,162
205,414

86,718

5,745,162
292,132

68,561
13,654

68,561
13,654

962,472
229,507

304,334

962,472
533,841

26,914

26,914

8,620,991
107,192

2,231,721
106,609

10,852,712
213,801

151,297

41,928
4,578

193,225
4,578

2,563,375
867,752
1,576,669
2,185,611

7,950,530
15,845

493,378
92,884

7,950,530
15,845
2,563,375
1,361,130
1,669,553
2,185,611

127,184
580,103
15,000
294,324

408,147
4,693

188
1,200

408,147
4,693
127,184
580,291
16,200
294,324

10,695,458
109,548

612,062
9,019,079

1,035,686

4,826,728
3,866,710

10,695,458
109,548

612,062
9,019,079

1,035,686

4,826,728
3,866,710

38,453
78,430

2,326

1,590,373

38,453
78,430

2,326

1,590,373

2,981,392

9,702
36,909

9,702
36,909
2,981,392

29,597
244,977

1,125

44,176

1,125
29,597
289,153

67,548,337

58,387,112

125,935,449

3,427,679

3,891,835

7,319,514

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Fort Jones (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

55,554

211
100,407

5,534
2,744

55,554

211
100,407

5,534
2,744

Functional Revenues
$

274,682

113,793

Fortuna (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

207,050

1,209,197

284,198
171,880
60,328
39,675

Total Revenues
$

207,050

1,209,197
274,682
284,198
171,880
60,328
39,675

113,793

39,634

39,634

804

804

163,740
2,708

163,740
2,708

1,729

1,729

37,816
628

4,860

37,816
5,488

18,434

4,129
16,994

22,563
16,994

1,381,660

34,016
23,898

1,415,676
23,898

26,557
82,196

33,515
1,282

33,515
1,282
26,557
82,196

235,316
756,198
9,675

656,824
5,525

284

656,824
5,525
235,316
756,482
9,675

300

107,167

288,684

300

107,167

288,684

130,829
97,948

1,426,332
16,549

181,308

1,466,899

8,795

292,938

130,829
97,948

1,426,332
16,549

181,308

1,466,899

8,795

292,938

900

900

8,732
(390,801)

834

4,715

834
8,732
(386,086)

526,771

220,370

747,141

6,255,379

2,703,284

8,958,663

85

86

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

362,250

Foster City (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,667,546

853,163
777,956
481,732
231,867

3,667,546
362,250
853,163
777,956
481,732
231,867

Functional Revenues
$

2,705,143

2,628,906

Fountain Valley (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

5,308,164

106,036
8,985,950

619,603
1,231,632
517,896
229,404

Total Revenues
$

5,308,164

106,036
8,985,950
2,705,143
619,603
1,231,632
517,896
229,404

2,628,906

93,448

93,448

407,419

407,419

570,307
194,795

570,307
194,795

139,179

46,798

139,179
46,798

340,185
384,227

340,185
384,227

72,465

760,881
1,627,938

833,346
1,627,938

228,057
177,210

972,482
130,749

1,200,539
307,959

626,709
1,632,207

1,725,940

770

1,725,940

626,709
1,632,977

1,031,237
847,270
1,726,127
569,862

3,224,411
70,066

1,477

800,000

3,224,411
70,066
1,031,237
848,747
1,726,127
569,862
800,000

257,866
26,409
98,649
16,472

886,607

8,828,069
18,856

257,866
26,409
98,649
16,472

886,607

8,828,069
18,856

275,392
99,425
184,002
316,264

2,637,658

202,572

7,072,515

29,873

275,392
99,425
184,002
316,264

2,637,658

202,572

7,072,515

29,873

25,000

226,373

25,000

226,373

6,023
17,526
3,108,621

1,409

374,477

7,432
17,526
3,483,098

13,373,157

10,425,964

23,799,121

541,701
25,988,346

22,573,756

541,701
48,562,102

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Fowler (Fresno County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

399,013

49,915
585,605

81,996
18,895
8,853
225,011

399,013

49,915
585,605

81,996
18,895
8,853
225,011

Functional Revenues
$

21,551

2,687,490

Fremont (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

29,511,763

2,857,576
27,047,431

1,798,758
6,872,912
5,240,753
1,096,842

353,849

Total Revenues
$

29,511,763

2,857,576
27,047,431
21,551
1,798,758
6,872,912
5,240,753
1,096,842

3,041,339

1,375,834

91,224
1,259,928

1,375,834

91,224
1,259,928

115,892
210

115,892
210

3,631,153
210,678

3,631,153
210,678

11,505

9,860

11,505
9,860

1,457,946
150,621

1,041,174

1,457,946
1,191,795

41,931
259,712

41,931
259,712

4,053,130
1,195,611

1,680,727
351,659

5,733,857
1,547,270

78,120
541,527

14,297

244,057
9,374

244,057
9,374
78,120
541,527

14,297

4,260,004
5,292,400
104,235
5,754,710

12,014,184
477,841

106,593

12,014,184
477,841
4,260,004
5,398,993
104,235
5,754,710

56,022
24,273
45,374
61,152

458,394

416,339

107,526

56,022
24,273
45,374
61,152

458,394

416,339

107,526

2,602,605
921,713
1,256,572

2,069,654

2,941,295

1,063,259

2,602,605
921,713
1,256,572

2,069,654

2,941,295

1,063,259

118,003

312,855

118,003

312,855

1,930,631

1,934,222

3,864,853

36,820,000
79,652,471

90,452,062

36,820,000
170,104,533

87

88

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Fresno (Fresno County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

5,529,226

18,537,072

49,264

Total Revenues
$

35,219,844

1,082,353
56,851,828

5,015,881
4,645,800
13,216,329
1,234,531

35,219,844
5,529,226
1,082,353
56,851,828
18,537,072
5,015,881
4,645,800
13,216,329
1,234,531

49,264

Functional Revenues
$

1,692,943

2,077,872

Fullerton (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

13,239,253

78,172
15,722,897

1,486,728
4,271,282
1,089,501
734,346

22,976

Total Revenues
$

13,239,253

78,172
15,722,897
1,692,943
1,486,728
4,271,282
1,089,501
734,346

2,100,848

4,682,718
2,254,087

4,682,718
2,254,087

2,175,820
461,923

2,175,820
461,923

612,432
1,499,031

158

612,432
1,499,189

940,466

577,543

940,466
577,543

7,274,679
64,096

248,072

7,522,751
64,096

314,761

1,120,293
1,146,047

1,435,054
1,146,047

137,140
7,800,782
9,426,818
9,625
26,438,418
8,999,400

25,916,718
906,332

11,678

25,916,718
1,043,472
7,800,782
9,438,496
9,625
26,438,418
8,999,400

2,383,223
1,980,194

2,965,277

7,459,716
174,773

3,418

7,459,716
174,773
2,383,223
1,983,612

2,965,277

4,284,019
2,827,510
263,470
781,349
48,020,426
47,242,659
4,764,735
823,671

39,977,804

12,821,895

7,818,125
4,213,991
10,100,943

4,284,019
2,827,510
263,470
781,349
48,020,426
47,242,659
4,764,735
823,671

39,977,804

12,821,895

7,818,125
4,213,991
10,100,943

1,137,581
530,674
1,053,499
425,048
3,950,925
7,598,933

617,009
684,587
16,223,300

961,198

482,268
2,491,564

1,137,581
530,674
1,053,499
425,048
3,950,925
7,598,933

617,009
684,587
16,223,300

961,198

482,268
2,491,564

229,852
120,709
10,166,562

229,852
120,709
10,166,562

800

4,531,655

34,895

35,695

4,531,655

4,532,680
292,305,188

144,349,524

4,532,680
436,654,712

1,585,703
57,267,223

47,161,840

1,585,703
104,429,063

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

672,937

1,104,911

Galt (Sacramento County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,280,004

15,628
925,140

144,190
163,513
118,075
70,351

16,245

1,280,004

15,628
925,140
672,937
144,190
163,513
118,075
70,351

1,121,156

Functional Revenues
$

1,682,847

Garden Grove (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

7,811,076

157,328
17,913,119

5,861,585
1,909,152
2,298,509
468,718

560,084

Total Revenues
$

7,811,076
1,682,847
157,328
17,913,119

5,861,585
1,909,152
2,298,509
468,718

560,084

613,894

613,894

1,334,310
699,922

1,334,310
699,922

153,202

153,202

829,206
105,972

75,385

829,206
181,357

64,969

34,634

64,969
34,634

1,377,201
136,050

627

1,377,201
136,677

911,878
3,387,968

150,243
18,957

1,062,121
3,406,925

786,167
10,632

924,349
158,310

1,710,516
168,942

444,986
467,194

80,562

1,237,295
28,623

563
6,950

1,237,295
28,623
444,986
467,757
6,950
80,562

37,171
3,407,732
2,232,337
2,198,011
9,332,764

9,982,677
104,996

9,982,677
142,167
3,407,732
2,232,337
2,198,011
9,332,764

169,868
11,474

149,095
1,465,205
1,164,396

555,202

1,747,078

237,138

169,868
11,474

149,095
1,465,205
1,164,396

555,202

1,747,078

237,138

765,773
749,388
811,662

29,946
642,986
644,898
16,327,376

5,185,984
24,314,985

765,773
749,388
811,662

29,946
642,986
644,898
16,327,376

5,185,984
24,314,985

506,554

68,873

575,427

68,986

714,581

68,986

714,581

13,908,511

4,279,284

18,187,795

300,000
74,012,306

48,940,496

300,000
122,952,802

89

90

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

4,555,673

582,659

Gardena (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,789,603

62,039
7,119,246

475,298
1,898,618
1,875,760

4,012,576
4,922,685

3,789,603

62,039
7,119,246
4,555,673
475,298
1,898,618
1,875,760

4,012,576
5,505,344

Functional Revenues
$

8,370,312

Gilroy (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

4,020,727

10,475,786

768,066
1,011,829
540,145
310,622
3,407,152

Total Revenues
$

4,020,727

10,475,786

768,066
1,011,829
540,145
310,622
3,407,152
8,370,312

24,237
479,705

24,237
479,705

192,173
77,010

192,173
77,010

1,042,804

8,872

1,042,804
8,872

58,717
470,088

58,717
470,088

87,149
74,584

87,149
74,584

1,808,932

904,380

2,713,312

1,091,727
3,042,004
631,403
2,983,334

3,504,662
50,120

73,102

3,504,662
50,120
1,091,727
3,115,106
631,403
2,983,334

831,024
1,900,058

1,795,098

2,507,919
37,393

2,507,919
37,393
831,024
1,900,058

1,795,098

144,908
158,789
1,121

826,417

198,572

2,351,183
1,430,548
266,845

144,908
158,789
1,121

826,417

198,572

2,351,183
1,430,548
266,845

710,482
483,516
289,266
1,037,282
7,887,699
280,601

700,902
315,383
4,588,342

1,731,143

710,482
483,516
289,266
1,037,282
7,887,699
280,601

700,902
315,383
4,588,342

1,731,143

43,701

882,183

43,701

882,183

7,086,935

475

97,445

475

7,184,380

19,728,846

28,709,593

48,438,439

40,859,779

24,090,811

64,950,590

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,642,622

5,519,728

Glendale (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

16,849,024

116,811
31,692,674

1,999,051
2,596,234

804,444
19,488,128

16,849,024

116,811
31,692,674
2,642,622
1,999,051
2,596,234

804,444
19,488,128
5,519,728

Functional Revenues
$

1,229,526

108,278

Glendora (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

2,836,437

44,145
6,356,075

66,728
1,209,219
383,276
201,821

Total Revenues
$

2,836,437

44,145
6,356,075
1,229,526
66,728
1,209,219
383,276
201,821

108,278

6,067,908

6,067,908

311,318

311,318

3,924,707

3,924,707

507,897
100,058

507,897
100,058

1,314,741
941,965

1,314,741
941,965

303,796
127,552

12,290

303,796
139,842

13,524,173
2,015,788

3,908,840
1,273,312

17,433,013
3,289,100

909,237

259,136
417,760

1,168,373
417,760

3,640,769
3,100,916
285,821
29,854,090

11,449,214
212,678

518,175

11,449,214
212,678
3,640,769
3,619,091
285,821
29,854,090

933,168
851,403
876,445
894,603

2,909,405
34,555

5,608

2,909,405
34,555
933,168
857,011
876,445
894,603

251,595
1,989,237
2,372,021
20,452
19,040,614
18,219,251
6,058,328
1,587,294

31,633,490
178,631,530

4,297,369
39,998,956
7,722,881

251,595
1,989,237
2,372,021
20,452
19,040,614
18,219,251
6,058,328
1,587,294

31,633,490
178,631,530

4,297,369
39,998,956
7,722,881

302,214
59,444

34,786

569,268
510,509
6,304,147

22,987

76,445

302,214
59,444

34,786

569,268
510,509
6,304,147

22,987

76,445

32,740
1,200,170
11,600,842

4,468
2,205,545

32,740
1,204,638
13,806,387

52,499
1,559,788

179,702

52,499
1,739,490

31,640,000

429,129,998

93,118,598

31,640,000

522,248,596

10,427,763
27,073,131

14,916,157

10,427,763
41,989,288

91

92

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

19,918

870,487

Goleta (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,560,149

4,552,891

2,141,810
346,426
18,235
115,879

489,426

2,560,149

4,552,891
19,918
2,141,810
346,426
18,235
115,879

1,359,913

Functional Revenues
$

806,582

Gonzales (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

446,541

285,531

1,921
280,532

18,465
182,567
8,730

Total Revenues
$

446,541

285,531

1,921
280,532

18,465
182,567
815,312

85,995
173,225

85,995
173,225

651,475

651,475

168,238
451

3,658

168,238
4,109

124,867

124,867

44,706

8,823

44,706
8,823

61,017

83,723
1,032

144,740
1,032

9,359

146,624
65,459

155,983
65,459

1,047,746
100,744
9,200

2,671,977
10,693

195,321

2,671,977
10,693
1,047,746
296,065
9,200

290,305
317,040

168,185

146,624
65,459

229

146,624
65,459
290,305
317,269

168,185

394,225

58,989

34,059

394,225

58,989

34,059

14,509
17,959
140,411
14,652
598,659
604,307

111,567

1,044,940

49,922

14,509
17,959
140,411
14,652
598,659
604,307

111,567

1,044,940

49,922

4,474

4,474

1,087
31,153

1,087
31,153

1,930,000
5,437,080

13,316,903

1,930,000
18,753,983

4,401,792

1,693,403

6,095,195

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Grand Terrace (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

8,976

370,522

19,202
587,524

383,501
91,686
25,108

370,522

19,202
587,524

383,501
91,686
25,108

8,976

Functional Revenues
$

455,202

Grass Valley (Nevada County)


General Revenues
$

1,362,237

1,259
3,804,035

196,450
214,358
143,460
52,160

Total Revenues
$

1,362,237

1,259
3,804,035

196,450
214,358
143,460
52,160

455,202

11,962

11,962

157,765

60,393
54,494

157,765

60,393
54,494

55,542
1,660

2,155

55,542
3,815

176,326
20,705

176,326
20,705

47,348

9,938

47,348
9,938

156,631

156,631

52,531

42,912
5,288

95,443
5,288

383,424

303,205

686,629

248,855
309,318

16,417

707,406
7,085

707,406
7,085
248,855
309,318

16,417

640,902
633,678

1,132,080

720,252
22,616

31,296
71,000

720,252
22,616
640,902
664,974
71,000
1,132,080

33,812
18,015
6,818
36,382
1,198,968

11,652

835,572

33,812
18,015
6,818
36,382
1,198,968

11,652

835,572

188,020
31,209
50,052
37,960
3,412,534

69,914

1,323,811

45,887

188,020
31,209
50,052
37,960
3,412,534

69,914

1,323,811

45,887

7,435

138,640

146,075

54,774
525,326
370,692

71,042

54,774
525,326
441,734

2,901,263

2,390,967

5,292,230

9,981,779

6,993,370

16,975,149

93

94

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

252,267

62,373

Greenfield (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

290,204

3,367
527,300

15,342
63,180
18,307
16,695
294,361

290,204

3,367
527,300
252,267
15,342
63,180
18,307
16,695
294,361
62,373

Functional Revenues

Gridley (Butte County)


General Revenues

160,565

279,635

481
844,029

27,649
43,068
11,347
7,798

Total Revenues
$

279,635

481
844,029
160,565
27,649
43,068
11,347
7,798

6,905

6,905

28,117
2,093

28,117
2,093

70,911
1,470

70,911
1,470

38,661

8,407

38,661
8,407

49,792

49,792

70,961
12,250

34,445
1,200

105,406
13,450

47,620
14,824

62,371

109,991
14,824

249,855
238,394

218,482

736,153
2,722

360

736,153
2,722
249,855
238,754

218,482

127,736
414,882

886,364

327,890
8,014

1,948
35,254

2,348

327,890
8,014
127,736
416,830
35,254
886,364
2,348

37,867
20,429

43,532
406,794
1,054,669

689,895

10,166

380

37,867
20,429

43,532
406,794
1,054,669

689,895

10,166

380

149,711
352,189

656,854
620,273

17,751

695,169
3,916,108

6,181

303,739

149,711
352,189

656,854
620,273

17,751

695,169
3,916,108

6,181

303,739

108,405

4,638

113,043

157,574

423,798

157,574

423,801

3,545,590

2,016,681

5,562,271

126,195
8,625,242

2,233,204

126,195
10,858,446

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Grover Beach (San Luis Obispo County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

182,301

292,017

1,253,878

923,075

177,669
409,496
69,950
63,020
137,103

1,253,878

923,075
182,301
177,669
409,496
69,950
63,020
137,103
292,017

Functional Revenues
$

Guadalupe (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

107,939

197,497

137,695
12,645
8,296
238,086

Total Revenues
$

107,939

197,497

137,695
12,645
8,296
238,086

327,942

327,942

95,658
55,364

95,658
55,364

293,950
4,003

293,950
4,003

25,818

25,818

63,422

26,678

63,422
26,678

80,471
74,283

64,060
3,750

144,531
78,033

17,927

17,927

288,847
932,778
100,000
92,260

759,722
18,681

550

759,722
18,681
288,847
933,328
100,000
92,260

114,056
28,525

392,192
2,359

392,192
2,359
114,056
28,525

163,357
11,330
9,059
13,715
1,250,716

148,325

2,030,263

6,755
237,700
21,565

163,357
11,330
9,059
13,715
1,250,716

148,325

2,030,263

6,755
237,700
21,565

17,902

587,943
374,996

306

1,070,230

184,449

17,902

587,943
374,996

306

1,070,230

184,449

3,230
84,202

7,621

7,621
3,230
84,202

2,291

2,291

6,712,491

3,915,253

10,627,744

2,575,465

1,096,709

3,672,174

95

96

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

48,846

74,722

47,187

Gustine (Merced County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

326,271

199
249,895

111,539
26,518
17,565
270,024

326,271
48,846
199
249,895
74,722

111,539
26,518
17,565
270,024
47,187

Functional Revenues
$

660,000

Half Moon Bay (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

823,916

1,641,558

1,874,730
329,929
228,240
86,708

Total Revenues
$

823,916

1,641,558

2,534,730
329,929
228,240
86,708

130,528

130,528

89,045
4,308

89,045
4,308

422,058
2,101

422,058
2,101

16,558

3,289

16,558
3,289

80,688

80,688

35,166

53,395
33,091

88,561
33,091

447,328

212,172
43,856

659,500
43,856

1,580
93,318
163,830

347,686

292,198
8,116

56,764

292,198
9,696
93,318
220,594

347,686

236,772
262,626
175,087
636

700,928
8,043

41,966

700,928
8,043
236,772
304,592
175,087
636

32,616
7,654

1,207,634
353,485

30,681

508,451

67,118

17,748

32,616
7,654

1,207,634
353,485

30,681

508,451

67,118

17,748

93,220
32,659

6,798
2,444,723

574,441

649,066

93,220
32,659

6,798
2,444,723

574,441

649,066

4,986
15,874

4,986
15,874

834
165,210
133,378

468,723

834
165,210
602,101

3,278,161

1,469,724

4,747,885

6,387,625

6,460,769

12,848,394

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Hanford (Kings County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

120,527

1,113,178

Total Revenues
$

2,260,083

54,827
5,748,875

321,033
550,861
458,298
109,721

2,260,083

54,827
5,748,875
120,527
321,033
550,861
458,298
109,721

1,113,178

Hawaiian Gardens (Los Angeles County)


Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues
$

180,252

9,966

581,276

108,921
201,752
26,937

750,500

9,966

581,276
180,252

108,921
201,752
26,937

750,500

32,332
74,731

360,319

32,332
74,731

360,319

245,574

245,574

655,217
13,706

1,160

655,217
14,866

144,014

144,014

337,640
313

21,569

337,640
21,882

119,908
692

119,908
692

540,576
97,570

678,070
210,302

1,218,646
307,872

9,711

416,029
47,562

425,740
47,562

1,031,275
4,176,703

599,627

2,583,137
59,951

(13,834)

2,583,137
59,951
1,031,275
4,162,869

599,627

284,845
241,409

698,716

953,602

(1,483)

953,602

284,845
239,926

698,716

238,015
192,029
22,316
252,459
4,109,451
4,472,011

226,530

3,274,020

71,264

1,023,322

238,015
192,029
22,316
252,459
4,109,451
4,472,011

226,530

3,274,020

71,264

1,023,322

160
8,375

60,517

34,365

153,754

26,533

160
8,375

60,517

34,365

153,754

26,533

925
43,231

125,252

925
168,483

(78)

7,241,042

7,240,964

5,508,033
28,587,320

13,169,305

5,508,033
41,756,625

2,208,747

10,336,104

12,544,851

97

98

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Hawthorne (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

2,882,304

Total Revenues
$

3,061,047

7,931,538

929,673
1,674,872
3,827,610
155,188
5,693,872

3,061,047

7,931,538
2,882,304
929,673
1,674,872
3,827,610
155,188
5,693,872

Functional Revenues
$

677,654

Hayward (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

18,918,971

25,779,520

1,214,604
5,393,572
2,331,336
4,971,171
1,126,815
304,426

Total Revenues
$

18,918,971

25,779,520

1,214,604
5,393,572
2,331,336
4,971,171
1,126,815
982,080

547,121
184,347

547,121
184,347

248,175

248,175

1,331,540
391,252

1,331,540
391,252

1,706,573
833,786

20,600

1,706,573
854,386

19,726
245,371

1,784,418

19,726
2,029,789

1,291,364

1,291,364

104,700

511,457
133,323

616,157
133,323

3,371,947

1,963,460

5,335,407

1,735,307
3,593,116
110,000
48,824,840

4,991,638
35,015

3,380

4,991,638
35,015
1,735,307
3,596,496
110,000
48,824,840

5,399,798
6,526,821
539,234
2,068,057

8,529,787
227,468

7,477

8,529,787
227,468
5,399,798
6,534,298
539,234
2,068,057

139,557
228,982

337,381
9,140,255

403,407

649,277

34,960

139,557
228,982

337,381
9,140,255

403,407

649,277

34,960

1,016,409
1,049,893
31,641
1,351,014
15,183,301

46,241
548,800

21,692,949

3,083,235

2,152,272

1,016,409
1,049,893
31,641
1,351,014
15,183,301

46,241
548,800

21,692,949

3,083,235

2,152,272

153,042
363,950

4,388

2,580,825

4,388
153,042
2,944,775

102,466
10,095
938,162

6,351,622
266,328

102,466
6,361,717
1,204,490

7,759,777
79,180,212

33,318,244

7,759,777
112,498,456

69,869,887

77,407,157

147,277,044

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,032,200

Healdsburg (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

519,534

2,901,106

94,110
322,529
197,660
72,657

519,534
1,032,200

2,901,106

94,110
322,529
197,660
72,657

Functional Revenues
$

1,458,524

Hemet (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

2,944,457

154,651
8,029,904

425,070
801,634
467,419
237,133

(31,009)

Total Revenues
$

2,944,457

154,651
8,029,904
1,458,524
425,070
801,634
467,419
237,133

(31,009)

1,864,323

1,864,323

119,203

119,203

1,275,278
428,398

241,692

1,275,278
670,090

55,166

1,416

55,166
1,416

349,907

124,965

349,907
124,965

503,878

68,425
160,909

572,303
160,909

292,985
1,230

259,254
326,262

552,239
327,492

8,815
226,420
170,311
139,543
534,902

661,106
15,557

2,528

661,106
24,372
226,420
172,839
139,543
534,902

1,274,601
1,343,877

739,411

3,541,513
64,607

1,625

3,541,513
64,607
1,274,601
1,345,502

739,411

59,647
245,937

4,080,199

19,717

3,782,580
8,568,880

190,680

15,510

9,366,777

59,647
245,937

4,080,199

19,717

3,782,580
8,568,880

190,680

15,510

9,366,777

694,567
258,124
233,967
386,732
1,736,281
6,694,364

192,621

5,006,285

5,171,906

694,567
258,124
233,967
386,732
1,736,281
6,694,364

192,621

5,006,285

5,171,906

456,798

456,798

37,774

5,571,581

62,996
3,158

37,774
62,996
5,574,739

29,577,163

5,017,537

34,594,700

35,012,736

17,655,331

52,668,067

99

100

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

276,762

255,161

1,314,941

Hercules (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

839,192

110
1,008,314

308,276
140,283
197,723
1,120,263

839,192
276,762
110
1,008,314
255,161

308,276
140,283
197,723
1,120,263
1,314,941

Functional Revenues
$

Hermosa Beach (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

3,500

5,617,556

122,408
2,658,800

1,054,272
485,417
689,270
194,035
2,137,975

Total Revenues
5,617,556

122,408
2,658,800

1,054,272
485,417
689,270
194,035
2,137,975
3,500

1,021,598

1,021,598

391,042
283,499

391,042
283,499

50,523
48,952

50,523
48,952

276,786

1,548

276,786
1,548

131,214
125,134

2,021,088
33,575

2,152,302
158,709

168,385
1,884,225

385,336
275,607

553,721
2,159,832

6,182
688,329
654,305

1,181,968
14,981

(2,761)

1,181,968
21,163
688,329
651,544

404,315
585,361
61,946
41,345

1,109,786
69,422

729

1,109,786
69,422
404,315
586,090
61,946
41,345

932,857
196,496

2,391,919
3,070,403
1,867,978

1,427,494

739,185

579,590
382,739

932,857
196,496

2,391,919
3,070,403
1,867,978

1,427,494

739,185

579,590
382,739

317,160
136,109
149,816
72,159

3,307,673
334,321

14,381

142,493

317,160
136,109
149,816
72,159

3,307,673
334,321

14,381

142,493

544,036
1,966,983

6,000
22,960

550,036
1,989,943

599,241

554
42,605

554
42,605
599,241

18,672,781

6,891,972

25,564,753

9,173,757

14,845,320

24,019,077

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Hesperia (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues

3,582,604

2,295,275

Total Revenues
$

337,349

4,294,676

175,069
1,611,451
181,081
184,577

337,349

4,294,676
3,582,604
175,069
1,611,451
181,081
184,577

2,295,275

Functional Revenues
$

42,339

Hidden Hills (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

434,483

17,351

62,603
31,610
51,190

Total Revenues
$

434,483

17,351
42,339

62,603
31,610
51,190

1,456,720
254,571

1,456,720
254,571

308,334
636

308,334
636

167,229

87,419

167,229
87,419

14,906

14,906

346,938

42,040

388,978

3,124

97,931

101,055

1,322,576
884,786

569,807

3,762,812
7,078

11,654

3,762,812
7,078
1,322,576
896,440

569,807

41,513
149,098

121,474
4,837

121,474
4,837
41,513
149,098

94,228
251,892

183,896

158,033

94,228
251,892

183,896

158,033

12,967

3,924

25,893

5,000

11,370

12,967

3,924

25,893

5,000

11,370

946,292

946,292

333
82,600

333
82,600

11,568,555

11,641,498

23,210,053

619,104

904,412

1,523,516

101

102

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Highland (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues

Total Revenues
$

2,153,854

31,486
1,089,790

29,121
995,270
78,608
158,543

148,931

2,153,854

31,486
1,089,790

29,121
995,270
78,608
158,543

148,931

Functional Revenues
$

339,662

Hillsborough (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

6,727,939

17,209
70,267

271,332
421,194
200,620

52,001

Total Revenues
$

6,727,939

17,209
70,267
339,662

271,332
421,194
200,620

52,001

2,079,958

304,924
140,008

2,079,958

304,924
140,008

1,489,047
744,523

1,489,047
744,523

995,917
25,393

2,215

995,917
27,608

592,013

301,725

592,013
301,725

89,430
70,737

89,430
70,737

35,024

35,024

601,887

130,871
52,882

732,758
52,882

206,061

154,338
142,543

360,399
142,543

932,123
676,008
641,087
3,739,964

2,647,151
52,055

1,307

2,647,151
52,055
932,123
677,315
641,087
3,739,964

217,542
250,474

650,266
66,713

299

650,266
66,713
217,542
250,773

326,130

603,334

1,596,929

326,130

603,334

1,596,929

483,446
2,381
35,834
26,091
3,661,714

5,740,293

55,714

483,446
2,381
35,834
26,091
3,661,714

5,740,293

55,714

41,936

41,936

563,971

84,223

648,194

12,865,765

7,572,084

20,437,849

14,408,766

9,195,693

23,604,459

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Hollister (San Benito County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

Functional Revenues
$

Holtville (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

203,294

143,083

1,656
100,439
5,646
5,351
390,780
7,071

Total Revenues
$

203,294

143,083

1,656
100,439
5,646
5,351
390,780
7,071

10,442
1,245

10,442
1,245

8,615

682

8,615
682

32,988

66,262
1,615

99,250
1,615

115,783
286,229
64,451
398,695

353,940
3,987

156

353,940
3,987
115,783
286,385
64,451
398,695

600
2,120
27,262
113
391,760
567,058

3,844

839,635

62,913
6,918

600
2,120
27,262
113
391,760
567,058

3,844

839,635

62,913
6,918

119,967

119,967

2,820,671

1,403,929

4,224,600

103

104

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

93,824

710,299

Hughson (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

112,846

6,211
366,756

69,941
16,712
27,511

164

112,846

6,211
366,756
93,824

69,941
16,712
27,511

710,463

Functional Revenues
$

240,253

2,129,697

2,262,369

Huntington Beach (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

26,814,605

1,290,101
24,266,926

1,972,786
5,925,434
2,121,874
1,250,640
18,309,687

Total Revenues
$

26,814,605
240,253
1,290,101
24,266,926
2,129,697
1,972,786
5,925,434
2,121,874
1,250,640
18,309,687
2,262,369

345,471
8,670

345,471
8,670

1,734,705
105,966

2,118,909

1,734,705
2,224,875

22,398
17,102

22,398
17,102

3,334,591

353,828

3,334,591
353,828

41,360
27,555

69,884

111,244
27,555

1,670,621

4,807,030
1,219,741

6,477,651
1,219,741

93,184
291,637

303,332

235,510
2,793

111

235,510
2,793
93,184
291,748

303,332

4,272,271
4,961,466
3,044,261
3,348,702

9,128,609
350,806

4,515,432

9,128,609
350,806
4,272,271
4,961,466
3,044,261
3,348,702
4,515,432

91,638
3,300

1,734
792,909
253,344

742,661

140,000
137,745

91,638
3,300

1,734
792,909
253,344

742,661

140,000
137,745

2,975,982
558,983
4,622,689
544,237
5,998,628
9,108,266
5,177,069
3,249,307

33,177,587

3,138,170
1,720,297

2,975,982
558,983
4,622,689
544,237
5,998,628
9,108,266
5,177,069
3,249,307

33,177,587

3,138,170
1,720,297

20,590

1,314

1,314

20,590

457,514
1,678,276

76,767

1,115,950

76,767
457,514
2,794,226

4,138,753

909,753

5,048,506

99,511,907

105,639,125

205,151,032

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Huntington Park (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

2,264,749

1,522,898

740,722

4,610
4,721,766

21,916
520,712
959,958
93,026
3,442,500

740,722
2,264,749
4,610
4,721,766
1,522,898
21,916
520,712
959,958
93,026
3,442,500

Functional Revenues

Huron (Fresno County)


General Revenues

141,289

27,355

3,023
133,441

1,750
45,390
29,848
992
158,568

Total Revenues
$

27,355

3,023
133,441
141,289
1,750
45,390
29,848
992
158,568

770,709
434,000

770,709
434,000

286,178
16,726

286,178
16,726

61,973
1,165

61,973
1,165

2,271,588

6,245

2,271,588
6,245

27,865

47,767

27,865
47,767

410,313

261,320
239,821

671,633
239,821

16,309

420
17,189

16,729
17,189

35,065
1,278,112
894,691

2,668,086

3,654,862
8,606

1,782

3,654,862
43,671
1,278,112
896,473

2,668,086

137,520
1,096,268

2,645,551

382,846
4,223

18,332

382,846
4,223
137,520
1,114,600

2,645,551

120,115
313,113

35,309
278,033
880,985
1,155,099
179,129

4,894,926

111,123

39,378

120,115
313,113

35,309
278,033
880,985
1,155,099
179,129

4,894,926

111,123

39,378

22,106
10,905

164,869
394,266

1,572

697,950

1,326

22,106
10,905

164,869
394,266

1,572

697,950

1,326

16,731
340,258

39,544

16,731
379,802

32,835

32,835

22,332
21,239,646

14,717,390

22,332
35,957,036

5,420,934

903,979

6,324,913

105

106

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

786,381

Imperial (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

764,816

795,768

21,117
78,512
23,821
33,587

764,816

795,768

21,117
78,512
23,821
33,587

786,381

Functional Revenues
$

32,500

Imperial Beach (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

1,724,375

656,630

272,925
761,211
264,883
78,788

94,225

Total Revenues
$

1,724,375

656,630

272,925
761,211
264,883
78,788

126,725

11,234

11,234

265,232
3,128

265,232
3,128

110,631
13,859

110,631
13,859

46,595

46,595

170,553
242,371

170,553
242,371

57,931

161,942

219,873

172,078

240,911
129,880

412,989
129,880

119,957
96,472

138,694

481,465
16,162

219

481,465
16,162
119,957
96,691

138,694

648,773
1,155,829
4,653
1,051,181

1,530,780
24,711

74,847

58,100

1,530,780
24,711
648,773
1,230,676
4,653
1,051,181
58,100

158,228

1,130,577
593,544

6,781

1,756,926

15,063

158,228

1,130,577
593,544

6,781

1,756,926

15,063

99,550

51,713
3,153,534

4,380

3,743,841

99,550

51,713
3,153,534

4,380

3,743,841

24,593

75,890

8,072

75,890

32,665

3,049

533,314

3,049

533,314

5,153,507

2,507,966

7,661,473

10,669,729

6,445,580

17,115,309

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

177,681

Indian Wells (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,365,561

91,597
659,452

3,640,130
587,964
13,296
192,346

309,875

1,365,561

91,597
659,452
177,681
3,640,130
587,964
13,296
192,346

309,875

Functional Revenues

Indio (Riverside County)


General Revenues

1,018,727

1,709,033

8,189,200

1,017,759
683,199
340,382
292,344
2,725,332

Total Revenues
$

1,709,033

8,189,200
1,018,727
1,017,759
683,199
340,382
292,344
2,725,332

1,994,456

556,726
602,911

1,994,456

556,726
602,911

573,114

1,429,777

573,114

1,429,777

278,211
19,578

278,211
19,578

3,121,408
219,113

3,121,408
219,113

171,428

72,919

171,428
72,919

270,503
223,767

429,262

270,503
653,029

1,201,826
407,846

1,201,826
407,846

823,936
286,998

378,740

1,202,676
286,998

86,641
128,779

267,105
14,084

10,413

267,105
14,084
86,641
139,192

918,783
612,002

75,884

3,008,406
30,240

1,497

3,008,406
30,240
918,783
613,499

75,884

212,416

60,132

43,608
6,321,248

99,882

212,416

60,132

43,608
6,321,248

99,882

758,562
92,820

308,971

780,203
7,718,930

2,984,248

758,562
92,820

308,971

780,203
7,718,930

2,984,248

543,420

8,559,049

436,186

8,559,049

979,606

16,088,781

2,008,495

749,720

2,008,495
16,088,781
749,720

11,297,117

17,829,649

29,126,766

3,750,000

42,056,527

21,563,609

3,750,000

63,620,136

107

108

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

8,807,578

17,294

Industry (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

876,011

26,226,935

466,534
1,719,711

280,202

39,520

876,011
8,807,578

26,226,935
17,294
466,534
1,719,711

280,202

39,520

Functional Revenues
$

4,409,831

2,466,227

Inglewood (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

4,097,973

571,036
8,262,096

1,835,682
1,390,015
3,876,976
257,508
16,288,419
6,632,902

Total Revenues
$

4,097,973
4,409,831
571,036
8,262,096
2,466,227
1,835,682
1,390,015
3,876,976
257,508
16,288,419
6,632,902

2,046,729
2,480,870
246,795

2,046,729
2,480,870
246,795

902,325

125,202

902,325
125,202

980,949
66,298

230,170

980,949
296,468

586,185

586,185

2,729,025
214,073

67,742

2,729,025
281,815

20,154

10,872,859
630,909

10,893,013
630,909

113,947

984,677
308,052

1,098,624
308,052

16
16,940
150,877

1,062

49,778

49,794
16,940
150,877

1,062

94,790
2,273,843
2,079,851
1,013,296
25,151,735

5,856,752
156,275

3,257

5,856,752
251,065
2,273,843
2,083,108
1,013,296
25,151,735

298,422

10,706,582

1,912,236
1,137,557

298,422

10,706,582

1,912,236
1,137,557

891,764
304,195
26,171
19,185
2,228,262
9,795,831
341,852
290,299

15,069,738

96,228

4,498,940

891,764
304,195
26,171
19,185
2,228,262
9,795,831
341,852
290,299

15,069,738

96,228

4,498,940

53,057

53,057

9,176
282,271
206,150

30,210
188,913
395,376

39,386
471,184
601,526

645,000

25,202,228

41,340,718

645,000

66,542,946

80,428,321

51,434,031

131,862,352

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Ione (Amador County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

9,220

191,003

Total Revenues
$

284,952

123,948

11,920
68,781
7,067
9,881

284,952
9,220

123,948

11,920
68,781
7,067
9,881

191,003

Functional Revenues

Irvine (Orange County)


General Revenues

11,717,141

16,062,788

41,024
41,763,056

6,112,084
5,099,344

3,796,540
753,735

Total Revenues
$

16,062,788

41,024
41,763,056

6,112,084
5,099,344

3,796,540
12,470,876

2,200

2,200

2,389
3,188,931

2,389
3,188,931

70,923
7,296

70,923
7,296

2,054,401

2,054,401

7,896

7,896

1,608,136

328,351

1,936,487

42,459
63,316

76,886
30,668

119,345
93,984

7,115,037
343,413

7,115,037
343,413

179,337
196,672
26,229
309,104

438,003
6,156

438,003
6,156
179,337
196,672
26,229
309,104

2,907,768
6,540,332
2,699,301
2,322,357

8,688,667
85,123

219,756

8,688,667
85,123
2,907,768
6,760,088
2,699,301
2,322,357

12,008
9,126
1,038

566,324
4,204

1,626

12,008
9,126
1,038

566,324
4,204

1,626

5,293,437
282,724

6,928,373

4,369,127

245,193

5,293,437
282,724

6,928,373

4,369,127

245,193

28,216

1,010
17,025

1,010
17,025
28,216

12,214
411,695
328,332

12,214
411,695
328,332

5,934
1,734,131

1,076,297

5,934
2,810,428

50,911,851

90,408,918

141,320,769

109

110

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Irwindale (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

54,100

(409)
3,538,307

776,312
505,656
24,782
4,233,414
4,240,657

54,100

(409)
3,538,307

776,312
505,656
24,782
4,233,414
4,240,657

Functional Revenues
$

Isleton (Sacramento County)


General Revenues
$

59,997

33
118,978

6,103
42,188
14,860

645

Total Revenues
$

59,997

33
118,978

6,103
42,188
14,860

645

10,918
71,098

10,918
71,098

600

600

496,291
220,357

496,291
220,357

148
214

599

148
813

233,304
118,110

233,304
118,110

6,365

6,365

(7,006)

1,140,405
16,401

1,133,399
16,401

767

3,757

767
3,757

36,799
323,507
12,054
119,340

75,640
2,564

75,640
2,564
36,799
323,507
12,054
119,340

138,356

141,025

46,153
450

13,185

46,153
450

151,541

141,025

183,552
74,866

14,793

81,020

775,875

183,552
74,866

14,793

81,020

775,875

625

166,365
19,935

203

625

166,365
19,935

203

3,273

4,767

243,292

4,767

246,565

146,364

146,364

2,768,151

14,855,888

17,624,039

614,602

313,313

927,915

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Jackson (Amador County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

482,189

153
1,162,958

208,317
108,053
45,482
12,492

482,189

153
1,162,958

208,317
108,053
45,482
12,492

Functional Revenues
$

335,297

599,787

Kerman (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

257,992

597,099

77,931
43,881
14,270

Total Revenues
$

257,992

597,099
335,297

77,931
43,881
14,270

599,787

12,225

12,225

39,457

39,457

63,601
11,520

63,601
11,520

163,954
3,035

5,437

163,954
8,472

8,835

2,056

8,835
2,056

24,586
549

25,064

24,586
25,613

63,408

68,968
35,774

132,376
35,774

35,201

30,775
28,070

65,976
28,070

88,394
316,075

50,338

256,797
10,281

107

256,797
10,281
88,394
316,182

50,338

175,411
707,308
210,188
195,069

559,032
6,556

264

559,032
6,556
175,411
707,572
210,188
195,069

94,702
6,207

807,419

70,093
57,605

1,588,518

102,342

94,702
6,207

807,419

70,093
57,605

1,588,518

102,342

76,163
47,217

130,455
819,508
631,403

35,817

926,467

3,092
261,622
26,168

76,163
47,217

130,455
819,508
631,403

35,817

926,467

3,092
261,622
26,168

1,208

328,830

19,719
179,629

1,208
19,719
508,459

50,132

199,242
70,287
55,566

199,242
70,287
105,698

3,671,320

2,592,975

6,264,295

5,497,886

1,971,466

7,469,352

111

112

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

14,883

King City (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

549,173

15,993
1,089,724

242,277
317,126
64,976
20,929
199,896
168,927

549,173

15,993
1,089,724

242,277
317,126
64,976
20,929
199,896
183,810

Functional Revenues
$

149,725

Kingsburg (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

1,255,085

191
594,097

41,992
183,340
72,767
25,148

Total Revenues
$

1,255,085

191
594,097
149,725
41,992
183,340
72,767
25,148

5,160

5,160

30,111

30,111

113,676
10,097

113,676
10,097

405,962
376

405,962
376

7,656

29,930

7,656
29,930

58,305

58,305

226,615
46,956

8,694

235,309
46,956

108,896

104,139
13,484

213,035
13,484

200,376
926,958

213,347

650,491
5,162

3,761

650,491
5,162
200,376
930,719

213,347

206,018
59,608

393,762

588,116
129

266
1,890

588,116
129
206,018
59,874
1,890
393,762

53,178
15,721
700

558,382

68,191

84,859

11,949
301,202
73,563

53,178
15,721
700

558,382

68,191

84,859

11,949
301,202
73,563

863,082

1,124,586

241,433

1,085,231

147,550

863,082

1,124,586

241,433

1,085,231

147,550

79,545

79,545

38,516

246,095

284,611

2,933,469

3,446,604

6,380,073

4,913,161

3,126,739

8,039,900

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
La Canada Flintridge (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

2,328,076

1,675,941

566,450
153,895
182,902

2,328,076

1,675,941

566,450
153,895
182,902

Functional Revenues
$

574,017

23,480

La Habra (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

5,263,076

185,092
8,350,697

1,659,465
388,381
195,675
4,469,335

Total Revenues
$

5,263,076

185,092
8,350,697
574,017

1,659,465
388,381
195,675
4,469,335
23,480

1,209,389
24,233

1,209,389
24,233

257,477
245,240

1,106

257,477
246,346

68,290

63,871

68,290
63,871

277,692

212,295

277,692
212,295

30,829

1,015,672
670

1,046,501
670

750,909

781,485
249,610

1,532,394
249,610

393,238
354,091

455,612

1,266,985
26,158

600,589

1,266,985
26,158
393,238
954,680

455,612

1,236,118
4,315,963
234,030
4,189,581

3,595,367
69,985

(3,219)

3,595,367
69,985
1,236,118
4,312,744
234,030
4,189,581

127,995

3,418,907
371,769

20,817

127,995

3,418,907
371,769

20,817

412,016
310,143
1,149,833
16,691
541,154
2,049,342

871,307

6,091,778

4,869,201

412,016
310,143
1,149,833
16,691
541,154
2,049,342

871,307

6,091,778

4,869,201

2,000
770,321

2,000
770,321

1,214

1,332

405
51
110,069

1,619
51
111,401

3,898,767
11,146,258

7,881,209

3,898,767
19,027,467

28,418,518

25,528,875

53,947,393

113

114

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
La Habra Heights (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

153,820

739,591

1,376
94,883

86,762
14,380
44,298

192,598

739,591

1,376
94,883
153,820

86,762
14,380
44,298

192,598

Functional Revenues
$

1,597,253

17,890

La Mesa (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

3,514,395

46,908
12,271,558

743,494
1,348,918
318,392
198,643

Total Revenues
$

3,514,395

46,908
12,271,558
1,597,253
743,494
1,348,918
318,392
198,643

17,890

792,555

276,252

792,555

276,252

152,637

152,637

321,987
64,718

321,987
64,718

83,042

501

83,042
501

256,964
150,901

24,231

256,964
175,132

63,495
45,414

44,415

107,910
45,414

161,090
512,356

211,491

372,581
512,356

113,866
111,662
128,605
218,147

351,117
10,100

157

351,117
10,100
113,866
111,819
128,605
218,147

1,043,756
980,331
750,108
1,504,658

3,210,861
51,645

1,554

3,210,861
51,645
1,043,756
981,885
750,108
1,504,658

125,291

84,677

6,629

28,770

125,291

84,677

6,629

28,770

180,950
136,936
11,779
127,589
7,037,288
231,354
183,426
478,689

30,859

1,873

180,950
136,936
11,779
127,589
7,037,288
231,354
183,426
478,689

30,859

1,873

7,558

143,910

151,468

17,569

2,401

52,764

2,401

70,333

2,392,420

1,724,088

4,116,508

15,800,324

21,997,255

37,797,579

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

303,661

La Mirada (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,240,279

63,325
7,462,569

644,366
1,304,442
293,233
188,307

3,240,279

63,325
7,462,569
303,661
644,366
1,304,442
293,233
188,307

Functional Revenues
$

La Palma (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

1,213,395

32,320
2,857,989

143,147
296,180
154,621
46,981
1,165,104

Total Revenues
$

1,213,395

32,320
2,857,989

143,147
296,180
154,621
46,981
1,165,104

18,396

18,396

517,967

517,967

113,821

113,821

246,462

236,373

246,462
236,373

164,329

164,329

143,789

3,039,405
241,253

3,183,194
241,253

287,747

335,870
148,219

623,617
148,219

875,537
744,763
571,050
357,200

2,734,528
43,266

159,854

2,734,528
43,266
875,537
904,617
571,050
357,200

298,727
309,189
209,050
14,103
8,611

914,383
16,489

2,342

914,383
16,489
298,727
311,531
209,050
14,103
8,611

5,432
23,580

591,350

56,564
582,815
576,250

5,432
23,580

591,350

56,564
582,815
576,250

76,373

203,680

341,861

1,691,130

245,600
22,433

76,373

203,680

341,861

1,691,130

245,600
22,433

1,465

377,707

1,465

377,707

71,261

11,092

47,461

11,092

118,722

5,614,816

20,030,372

25,645,188

3,893,586

7,549,922

11,443,508

115

116

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,019,345

452,097

La Puente (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

730,943

2,555,296

79,209
478,400
91,512
122,620

730,943

2,555,296
1,019,345
79,209
478,400
91,512
122,620

452,097

Functional Revenues
$

2,929,319

La Quinta (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

1,786,976

1,517,297
4,345,381

4,036,290
690,544
186,220
700,154

Total Revenues
$

1,786,976

1,517,297
4,345,381

4,036,290
690,544
186,220
700,154

2,929,319

780,259

780,259

58,350

58,350

2,221,872
16,403

2,221,872
16,403

276,423
225,219

276,423
225,219

101,465
205,504

101,465
205,504

527,003

527,003

7,985

2,187,333

2,195,318

857,601
724,903
416,673
944,767
109,955

2,448,817
10,199

1,189

2,448,817
10,199
857,601
726,092
416,673
944,767
109,955

558,086
829,468
920,247
54,243

1,768,091
13,640

759

1,768,091
13,640
558,086
830,227
920,247
54,243

120,606

1,389

108,855

207,511

120,606

1,389

108,855

207,511

1,124,037

385,504

205,806

41,617

1,124,037

385,504

205,806

41,617

8,340
18
24,464

21,763

8,340
18
46,227

1,272,108
233,424

76,368

1,272,108
309,792

6,083,519

6,539,948

12,623,467

11,887,347

17,309,053

29,196,400

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

785,379

227,360

La Verne (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,015,136

36,716
3,005,736

391,104
279,607
124,503
1,735,670

3,015,136

36,716
3,005,736
785,379

391,104
279,607
124,503
1,735,670
227,360

Functional Revenues
$

763,004

357,548

Lafayette (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

2,222,491

2,255,221

471,994
802,366

184,866

Total Revenues
$

2,222,491
763,004

2,255,221

471,994
802,366

184,866

357,548

596,963

298,361

596,963

298,361

90,319
16,930
611,086

90,319
16,930
611,086

987,491
103,387

987,491
103,387

216,230
225,101

216,230
225,101

371,769
174,303

158,140

371,769
332,443

443,936

443,936

568,551
79,355

705,698
50,670

1,274,249
130,025

422,421

253,323

675,744

660,733
983,530
194,091
353,218

1,872,987
38,757

2,931
182,500

1,872,987
38,757
660,733
986,461
376,591
353,218

9,738
460,200
2,220,264

1,446,059
36,004

1,446,059
45,742
460,200
2,220,264

221,202
209,757
361,947
14,670
575,178
237,655

1,058,558

5,917,627

675,987

221,202
209,757
361,947
14,670
575,178
237,655

1,058,558

5,917,627

675,987

470,319

76,501

199,774
861,593

224,528

470,319

76,501

199,774
861,593

224,528

3,299,936

285,413

285,413

3,299,936

76,750

76,750

18,957,008

11,885,568

30,842,576

7,746,242

7,672,324

15,418,566

117

118

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,709,423

1,274,887

1,375,898

Laguna Beach (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

12,413,350

252,608
3,490,499

3,694,379
796,800
712,297
456,213

284,982

12,413,350
1,709,423
252,608
3,490,499
1,274,887
3,694,379
796,800
712,297
456,213

1,660,880

Functional Revenues
$

Laguna Hills (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

4,126,766

109,351
6,799,566

830,935
851,198

240,061

Total Revenues
$

4,126,766

109,351
6,799,566

830,935
851,198

240,061

618,314

618,314

821,037
61,508

821,037
61,508

323,475

323,475

252,914
6,095

912,359

252,914
918,454

207,104
116,688

207,104
116,688

147,516

907,555
424,628

1,055,071
424,628

51,566
69,399

201,246

252,812
69,399

11,650
453,085
563,720
519,901
1,639,309

1,416,513
168,758

643

1,416,513
180,408
453,085
564,363
519,901
1,639,309

629,056
617,358
1,246,575
13,699

1,951,508
56,664

24,944

1,951,508
56,664
629,056
642,302
1,246,575
13,699

723,787
69,375
41,721
224,690
4,542,346
1,561,691
3,595,769
987,129

400,220

356,375

723,787
69,375
41,721
224,690
4,542,346
1,561,691
3,595,769
987,129

400,220

356,375

305,325

5,736
77,139

390,960

305,325

5,736
77,139

390,960

1,176
106,766
163,130

4,022
1,856
310,129

5,198
108,622
473,259

578,720
265,683

147,002

578,720
412,685

22,229,432

26,247,591

48,477,023

5,660,000
10,558,483

15,339,241

5,660,000
25,897,724

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

762,472

Laguna Niguel (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,940,683

42,409
9,495,216

34,286
1,599,863

598,412

1,940,683

42,409
9,495,216
762,472
34,286
1,599,863

598,412

Functional Revenues
$

Laguna Woods (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

148,104

3,939
1,002,146

316,163
171,242

75,968

Total Revenues
$

148,104

3,939
1,002,146

316,163
171,242

75,968

921,386

921,386

244,218

244,218

320,332
23,003

320,332
23,003

11,826

5,781

11,826
5,781

528,897

1,954,839
5

2,483,736
5

58,236

93,848
8,987

152,084
8,987

1,176,904
472,983

730,825

3,679,270
26,462

1,801

3,679,270
26,462
1,176,904
474,784

730,825

972,087
240,325
344,025
76,998

2,563,371
389

52,722
40,488

2,563,371
389
972,087
293,047
384,513
76,998

122,817

185,740

122,817

185,740

11,186

26,224

24,088

11,186

26,224

24,088

73,527

131,986
598,990

131,986
672,517

5,318,886

20,104,222

25,423,108

2,009,213

4,483,148

6,492,361

119

120

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

772,473

1,030,336

Lake Elsinore (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,125,144

10,373
4,889,994

124,293
884,455
284,224
258,100

1,125,144

10,373
4,889,994
772,473
124,293
884,455
284,224
258,100

1,030,336

Functional Revenues
$

829,350

Lake Forest (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

5,106,820

10,874,978

1,051,400
1,856,110

392,600

Total Revenues
$

5,106,820

10,874,978
829,350
1,051,400
1,856,110

392,600

269,164
954,313

269,164
954,313

2,161,225
181,351

11,850

2,161,225
193,201

749,101

749,101

171,026

194,777

171,026
194,777

332,400

133,626

332,400
133,626

74,315
567,168

176,743
434,830

251,058
1,001,998

137,713

1,457,449
113,753

1,595,162
113,753

653,549
682,139
81,469
811,345

1,837,157
22,854

1,837,157
22,854
653,549
682,139
81,469
811,345

1,408,831
577,949

1,031,172

4,435,885
68,204

2,024

4,435,885
68,204
1,408,831
579,973

1,031,172

1,017,459
35,280

684,609

275,732

609,785
1,599,539

1,017,459
35,280

684,609

275,732

609,785
1,599,539

439,840

156,553

64,563

13,899

439,840

156,553

64,563

13,899

35,059

1,216,057

1,251,116

1,230,839

100,373

1,331,212

12,667,336

11,470,851

24,138,187

6,972,210

25,593,222

32,565,432

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Lakeport (Lake County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

353,056

24,511
1,210,659

210,329
79,272
75,523

37

353,056

24,511
1,210,659

210,329
79,272
75,523

37

Functional Revenues
$

1,969,654

Lakewood (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

2,448,649

194,193
10,357,711

28,275
1,045,746
501,266
245,296
2,589,173

Total Revenues
$

2,448,649

194,193
10,357,711
1,969,654
28,275
1,045,746
501,266
245,296
2,589,173

81,182

5,012

81,182
5,012

594,850
60,409

3,943

594,850
64,352

34,276

4,217

34,276
4,217

612,967

612,967

47,843

80,901
146,913

128,744
146,913

326,367
578,524

1,687,317
135,971

2,013,684
714,495

109,383
256,039

132,000

82,590
7,366

131

82,590
7,366
109,383
256,170

132,000

1,630,808
1,968,957
163,396
2,413,143

5,259,360
33,462

5,928
5,000

5,259,360
33,462
1,630,808
1,974,885
168,396
2,413,143

10,493
25,080

28,520
1,345,066

16,866

1,284,688

239,659

10,493
25,080

28,520
1,345,066

16,866

1,284,688

239,659

246,366
1,004,585

41,958

3,517,162

979,280

6,253,378

20,503

913,143

246,366
1,004,585

41,958

3,517,162

979,280

6,253,378

20,503

913,143

114,328

114,328

142,043

4,441
29,320
736,265

4,441
29,320
878,308

3,611,095

2,394,845

6,005,940

22,824,526

25,924,283

48,748,809

121

122

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

6,783,467

4,557,139

Lancaster (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,338,666

13,819,915

1,092,648
2,181,810
325,723
398,455

1,099,745

2,338,666

13,819,915
6,783,467
1,092,648
2,181,810
325,723
398,455

5,656,884

Functional Revenues

Larkspur (Marin County)


General Revenues

4,234,043

1,700,043

467,726
492,989
322,354
89,468

Total Revenues
$

4,234,043

1,700,043

467,726
492,989
322,354
89,468

1,579,421
1,618,820

1,579,421
1,618,820

106,701

106,701

1,906,572
1,107

1,906,572
1,107

256,299

256,299

466,620

1,009,902

466,620
1,009,902

113,226

113,226

428,044
219,354

178,446

606,490
219,354

86,470

86,470

2,247,956
10,818,228
1,281,168
1,986,323

7,589,530
56,492

3,255

7,589,530
56,492
2,247,956
10,821,483
1,281,168
1,986,323

240,215
571,619

1,080,546

761,136
41,701

52,707

761,136
41,701
240,215
624,326

1,080,546

939,147

1,021,019
49,691
476

755,589

737,731

1,931,234

939,147

1,021,019
49,691
476

755,589

737,731

1,931,234

16,311
351,445

904,551

26,332

16,311
351,445

904,551

26,332

718
280,524

93,017

2,969,372

93,017
718
3,249,896

439,567

439,567

39,610,348

33,156,976

72,767,324

3,667,245

8,688,204

12,355,449

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Lathrop (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,661,127

48,734
2,287,861

132,772
499,251
71,323

1,661,127

48,734
2,287,861

132,772
499,251
71,323

Functional Revenues
$

792,892

Lawndale (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

679,891

2,120,575

297,339
555,828
402,020
84,969
1,752,470
287,501

Total Revenues
$

679,891

2,120,575
792,892
297,339
555,828
402,020
84,969
1,752,470
287,501

92,204
1,160,357

92,204
1,160,357

378,370
28,497

100

378,370
28,597

32,238

27,511

59,749

49,097

12,566

49,097
12,566

207,831

491,845

207,831
491,845

196,653

469,312
24,551

665,965
24,551

871,028

166,021
16,253

1,037,049
16,253

241,368
1,809,618

103,593

665,934
33,561

332

665,934
33,561
241,368
1,809,950

103,593

730,275
275,757
646,252
1,073,758

2,063,956
8,634

69,040

2,063,956
8,634
730,275
344,797
646,252
1,073,758

726,742
190,096

1,428,897

431,765

1,955,891

726,742
190,096

1,428,897

431,765

1,955,891

127,711

30,891

1,599,708

127,711

30,891

1,599,708

5,298,114

444,410

444,410
5,298,114

200,918

6,438
7,344

6,438
208,262

14,091,262

6,351,834

20,443,096

6,589,259

9,037,635

15,626,894

123

124

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Lemon Grove (San Diego County)


General Revenues

931,416

1,200

Total Revenues
$

1,362,829

4,389,604

28,252
616,812
85,370
63,203

1,362,829

4,389,604
931,416
28,252
616,812
85,370
63,203

1,200

Functional Revenues

Lemoore (Kings County)


General Revenues

150,653

1,364,336

594,912

12,694
1,535,190

178,341
280,027
103,898
41,079

Total Revenues
$

594,912

12,694
1,535,190
150,653
178,341
280,027
103,898
41,079

1,364,336

5,732

5,732

143,324

143,324

142,948
18,711

7,408

142,948
26,119

394,456
17,238

394,456
17,238

221,746

36,430

221,746
36,430

55,991

6,907

55,991
6,907

53,750

166,080
127,279

219,830
127,279

203,022

95,093
75,662

298,115
75,662

481,937
1,140,045
54,705
541,158

1,492,975
19,294

672

1,492,975
19,294
481,937
1,140,717
54,705
541,158

399,418
290,982

1,058,984

1,104,127
15,425

20,345

1,104,127
15,425
399,418
311,327

1,058,984

11,988

12,474

173,465

11,988

12,474

173,465

286,294
62,021

1,711,113
2,203,726

50,008
1,283,696
2,858,648

10,506

286,294
62,021

1,711,113
2,203,726

50,008
1,283,696
2,858,648

10,506

120,422

50,000
742,063

50,000
862,485

128,181

62,958

1,423,434

128,181

1,486,392

3,911,697

9,188,271

13,099,968

12,735,555

5,487,134

18,222,689

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Lincoln (Placer County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

327,176

16,703,555

Total Revenues
$

1,530,546

28,004
1,139,544

43,343
232,116
47,530
387,922

7,899,900

1,530,546

28,004
1,139,544
327,176
43,343
232,116
47,530
387,922

24,603,455

Functional Revenues

Lindsay (Tulare County)


General Revenues

229,247

4,103
377,429

33,498
60,042
43,134
8,178
722,697

Total Revenues
$

229,247

4,103
377,429

33,498
60,042
43,134
8,178
722,697

688,936

688,936

3,362,697

3,362,697

119,915

119,915

36,394
17,419

36,394
17,419

7,887

7,887

3,370,763
23,920

717,856
16,723,965

4,088,619
16,747,885

30,992

26,532
32,271

57,524
32,271

349,254
1,467,618

446,941

1,104,960
22,789

1,104,960
22,789
349,254
1,467,618

446,941

538,070
1,700,229

391,656

617,115
4,887

278

617,115
4,887
538,070
1,700,507

391,656

3,684,286
9,661

1,004,315
3,888,412
3,783,320

613,147

3,750,197

1,186,239

55,763

1,156,121

3,684,286
9,661

1,004,315
3,888,412
3,783,320

613,147

3,750,197

1,186,239

55,763

1,156,121

3,498
22,910
2,449

1,009,699
724,045

1,026,224

129,712

3,498
22,910
2,449

1,009,699
724,045

1,026,224

129,712

10,000

15,200

163,066

15,200

173,066

45,926,134

29,878,475

75,804,609

5,709,399

2,345,564

8,054,963

125

126

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

223,469

62,163

Live Oak (Sutter County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

294,056

139,208

94,980
23,986
8,760

294,056

139,208
223,469

94,980
23,986
8,760

62,163

Functional Revenues
$

Livermore (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

14,709,059

517,455
16,400,393

1,322,756
2,886,204
4,803,784
700,204

175,625

Total Revenues
$

14,709,059

517,455
16,400,393

1,322,756
2,886,204
4,803,784
700,204

175,625

104,626

52,642

104,626

52,642

851,203

851,203

81,013
10,554

81,013
10,554

1,776,875
320,011

1,776,875
320,011

1,240

12,296

1,240
12,296

719,087
50,500

719,087
50,500

17,380

55,766
14,358

73,146
14,358

2,152,125

3,129,554
923,863

5,281,679
923,863

136,120
820,638

100,000

373,588
8,306

211,998

373,588
8,306
136,120
1,032,636

100,000

1,438,335
3,881,980
292,837
345,755

4,385,954
202,851

(22,756)
7,220

4,385,954
202,851
1,438,335
3,859,224
300,057
345,755

632,518

15,418

404,338

21,862

632,518

15,418

404,338

21,862

991,212
143,591
256,128
2,499,887
21,730,581
69,407
532,182

2,558,687
8,248,197

4,069,478

3,539,910
11,810,665

991,212
143,591
256,128
2,499,887
21,730,581
69,407
532,182

2,558,687
8,248,197

4,069,478

3,539,910
11,810,665

72,358

72,358

9,807,677
11,834,461

9,807,677
11,834,461

1,531,000
4,214,981

1,309,660

1,531,000
5,524,641

89,920,771

50,142,166

140,062,937

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

134,396

Livingston (Merced County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

479,610

701
487,079

2,076
170,030
49,871
18,248

479,610

701
487,079

2,076
170,030
49,871
18,248

134,396

Functional Revenues
$

2,524,896

4,126,516

Lodi (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

6,079,787

8,639,582

399,759
7,624,551
821,859
206,725

Total Revenues
$

6,079,787

8,639,582
2,524,896
399,759
7,624,551
821,859
206,725

4,126,516

179,762

179,762

208,318

208,318

246,371
848

5,040

246,371
5,888

783,042
64,501

783,042
64,501

7,586

45,597

7,586
45,597

163,401
583,456

163,401
583,456

207,133
21,171

72,304
10,767

279,437
31,938

6,694,951
180,113

295,318
81,218

6,990,269
261,331

219,777
2,802,666

16,749

635,230
5,900

8,938

635,230
5,900
219,777
2,811,604

16,749

1,099,561
1,716,297
127,909
1,273,248

3,429,824
111,653

5,778
97,003

3,429,824
111,653
1,099,561
1,722,075
224,912
1,273,248

46,113
67,609

1,743,887
698,797
41,765
45,488

1,128,272

769,805

46,113
67,609

1,743,887
698,797
41,765
45,488

1,128,272

769,805

338,481
92,218
171
659,739
7,168,465

1,012,062

6,402,134
49,241,611

1,909,801

74,923

338,481
92,218
171
659,739
7,168,465

1,012,062

6,402,134
49,241,611

1,909,801

74,923

(4,170,461)
51,990
51,697

10,000
3,930

(4,170,461)
61,990
55,627

12,794
76,014
3,083,223

52,858
517,486

65,652
593,500
3,083,223

9,545,000

13,856,421

2,005,321

9,545,000

15,861,742

89,617,845

28,363,401

117,981,246

127

128

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Loma Linda (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

38,600

44,796

671,842

53,425
2,648,974

8,808
350,577
181,375
49,679

671,842

53,425
2,648,974
38,600
8,808
350,577
181,375
49,679

44,796

Functional Revenues
$

Lomita (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

764,060

1,323,311

100,792
299,056
410,226
71,117
142,134
22,000

Total Revenues
$

764,060

1,323,311

100,792
299,056
410,226
71,117
142,134
22,000

280,938
281,779

280,938
281,779

155,516
57,210

50

155,516
57,260

335,834
13,467

236,002

335,834
249,469

144,565

77,540

144,565
77,540

69,001

210,304

69,001
210,304

633,362

74,031
313,543

707,393
313,543

216,672

75,222

291,894

406,226
676,884
61,575
409,131

1,130,701
15,199

557

1,130,701
15,199
406,226
677,441
61,575
409,131

485,459
1,127,371

597,542

1,210,844
13,000

1,210,844
13,000
485,459
1,127,371

597,542

73,859

141,815
98,121
2,300,396
1,977,896

3,197,173

1,061,618
250,985

73,859

141,815
98,121
2,300,396
1,977,896

3,197,173

1,061,618
250,985

47,312

199,756

2,904,957

17,206

158,886

47,312

199,756

2,904,957

17,206

158,886

462
70,631

24,716

24,716
462
70,631

1,672

295,128

1,672

295,128

1,107,700
13,471,238

5,601,017

1,107,700
19,072,255

6,173,463

5,174,868

11,348,331

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

207,692

3,159,367

154,430

Lompoc (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,490,435

32,304
3,188,452

846,050
301,927
341,399
120,638

17,501

2,490,435
207,692
32,304
3,188,452
3,159,367
846,050
301,927
341,399
120,638

171,931

Functional Revenues
$

6,975,369

Long Beach (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

58,139,189

1,649,283
44,862,696

10,355,930
13,363,208
9,130,002
1,686,109
50,882,646
3,848,843

Total Revenues
$

58,139,189

1,649,283
44,862,696
6,975,369
10,355,930
13,363,208
9,130,002
1,686,109
50,882,646
3,848,843

426,925
2,021

100

426,925
2,121

5,270,875
9,308,872

5,270,875
9,308,872

81,718

95,499

81,718
95,499

10,956,819

60,567

10,956,819
60,567

1,383,377

286,973
36,864

1,670,350
36,864

25,705,210
9,769,017

8,505,441
2,321,902

34,210,651
12,090,919

752,993
769,766
577,443
3,137,230

2,464,313
30,677

(6,443)

700,505

2,464,313
30,677
752,993
763,323
577,443
3,137,230
700,505

9,095,193
26,961,666
6,679,439
101,444,338

27,240,583
675,950

564,302

27,240,583
675,950
9,095,193
27,525,968
6,679,439
101,444,338

639,218
117,076
31,634
10,758
4,050,296
4,482,244

439,376

5,452,144
15,007,085

215,850

103,429

538,110

639,218
117,076
31,634
10,758
4,050,296
4,482,244

439,376

5,452,144
15,007,085

215,850

103,429

538,110

3,920,420
2,739,954
5,780,229
2,112,258
9,015,337
69,440,342

2,078,984

58,944,690

75,322,034
23,540,177
249,541,435

2,945
52,532,071
161,572,011

3,920,420
2,739,954
5,780,229
2,112,258
9,015,337
69,440,342

2,078,984

58,944,690

75,322,034
23,540,177
249,541,435

2,945
52,532,071
161,572,011

281,096
488,301

54,198
131,971
798

54,198
413,067
489,099

22,368,040
4,788,583
11,026,041

22,368,040
4,788,583
11,026,041

107,000
42,616,579

11,134,161

107,000
53,750,740

6,890,000
12,874,262
986,656,611

233,286,651

6,890,000
12,874,262
1,219,943,262

129

130

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Loomis (Placer County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

336,598

144,861

Total Revenues
$

542,007

940,788

18,507
192,894
15,410
41,493

542,007

940,788
336,598
18,507
192,894
15,410
41,493

144,861

Functional Revenues
$

2,051,731

77,240

Los Alamitos (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

1,089,278

45,450
2,301,119

47,367
508,317
382,500
70,399
1,715,293

Total Revenues
$

1,089,278

45,450
2,301,119
2,051,731
47,367
508,317
382,500
70,399
1,715,293
77,240

11,686
58,493

11,686
58,493

160,912

160,912

100,331

100,331

193,332
32,139

193,332
32,139

4,533

4,533

297,731

297,731

307,855

221,624

529,479

57,766

213,869
10,000

271,635
10,000

136,444
428,366

8,126

363,583
7,886

63,337

363,583
7,886
136,444
491,703

8,126

276,072
209,659

853,208

671,962
15,073

329

671,962
15,073
276,072
209,988

853,208

12,426

120,920

12,426

120,920

113,754
24,875

801,325

262

113,754
24,875

801,325

262

6,786

2,647

9,433

97,943

403,596

501,539

1,672,892

2,414,709

4,087,601

5,247,949

7,474,552

12,722,501

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Los Altos (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

6,320,445

2,153,888

633,861
951,053
340,969
360,217
1,824,795
158,312

6,320,445

2,153,888

633,861
951,053
340,969
360,217
1,824,795
158,312

Functional Revenues
$

256,655

Los Altos Hills (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

1,464,875

130,075

299,122
184,158
53,619

Total Revenues
$

1,464,875

130,075

299,122
184,158
53,619

256,655

685,262
124

685,262
124

509,450

509,450

176,566

32,954

176,566
32,954

25,844
25,121

25,844
25,121

6,598

448,891
274,476

455,489
274,476

77,349
11,695

199,545
94,047

276,894
105,742

535,269
551,685
44,389
261,774

1,663,228
59,014

788

1,663,228
59,014
535,269
552,473
44,389
261,774

171,087
157,295

86,563

521,961
14,093

12,169

521,961
14,093
171,087
169,464

86,563

689,629
173,520

69,621
2,652,826
1,013,346

1,363,374

548,196
53,215

689,629
173,520

69,621
2,652,826
1,013,346

1,363,374

548,196
53,215

151,181

109,216
864,541
1,424,581

126,861

151,181

109,216
864,541
1,424,581

126,861

21,178
13,704

16,032

86,714

16,032
21,178
100,418

5,132

5,132

8,860,276

15,325,637

24,185,913

3,997,439

2,978,796

6,976,235

131

132

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Los Angeles (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

107,110,027

89,859,837
7,124,925

61,082,499

Total Revenues
$

610,635,626

50,914,852
363,786,834

92,651,648
41,344,629
356,041,162
121,835,334
510,339,401
2,707,110

610,635,626
107,110,027
50,914,852
363,786,834
89,859,837
99,776,573
41,344,629
356,041,162
121,835,334
510,339,401
63,789,609

Functional Revenues
$

6,194

2,828,249

Los Banos (Merced County)


General Revenues
$

1,842,208

2,377,208

142,847
804,890
65,500
126,512

Total Revenues
$

1,842,208
6,194

2,377,208

142,847
804,890
65,500
126,512

2,828,249

111,922
15,883,157
67,686,266
55,590,680

111,922
15,883,157
67,686,266
55,590,680

549,966

549,966

20,485,164
19,611,988

20,485,164
19,611,988

969,336
26,851

969,336
26,851

128,345,766
1,040,254

3,687,037

128,345,766
4,727,291

86,193

27,070

86,193
27,070

310,687,376
29,304,826

24,897,096
898,091

335,584,472
30,202,917

471,412
202,393

65,699

537,111
202,393

1,287,933
68,709,386
96,440,574
23,182,475
450,871,626

223,540,804
8,349,934

100,623

223,540,804
9,637,867
68,709,386
96,541,197
23,182,475
450,871,626

560,504
316,648
236,698
774,870

1,658,393
38,154

865

1,658,393
38,154
560,504
317,513
236,698
774,870

36,548,244
16,431,916
58,056,662
45,850,369
410,301,792
52,468,023
35,273,175
82,216,213
14,964,620
553,184,000
2,155,448,000

511,099,158
343,654,000

29,388,184

413,306,960

36,548,244
16,431,916
58,056,662
45,850,369
410,301,792
52,468,023
35,273,175
82,216,213
14,964,620
553,184,000
2,155,448,000

511,099,158
343,654,000

29,388,184

413,306,960

633,713
186,939
10,330

3,432,250
2,399,148

204,040

4,082,401

171,024

274,548
154,552

633,713
186,939
10,330

3,432,250
2,399,148

204,040

4,082,401

171,024

274,548
154,552

18,604,995

424,016,264

28,588,759

18,604,995

452,605,023

1,861
74,044
144,290

6,897

8,758
74,044
144,290

1,045,757,800
249,800,000
8,050,787,056

2,440,318,940

1,045,757,800
249,800,000
10,491,105,996

75,265
18,873,719

7,156,243

75,265
26,029,962

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

380,363

Los Gatos (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,396,351

312,852
6,928,817

713,064
897,158
1,059,788
267,916

4,396,351

312,852
6,928,817

713,064
897,158
1,059,788
267,916

380,363

Functional Revenues

Loyalton (Sierra County)


General Revenues

26,110

137,612

10,543
3,599

Total Revenues
$

26,110

137,612

10,543
3,599

36,963

36,963

20,500

20,500

786,493
114,886

786,493
114,886

694,519

694,519

150,287

1,358,083

1,508,370

33,885

699

34,584

553,752
832,203

241,010

1,722,801
46,502

1,722,801
46,502
553,752
832,203

241,010

21,021
37,634

71,824

50,598
450

50,598
450
21,021
37,634

71,824

894,323
683,523

340,715
625,270
90,250

54,951

628,507

894,323
683,523

340,715
625,270
90,250

54,951

628,507

5,000
36,824
163,428

7,033

153,059

7,060

5,000
36,824
163,428

7,033

153,059

7,060

154,486
978,518

262,568

14,103

262,568
154,486
992,621

5,405

14,748
35,682

14,748
41,087

8,241,019

17,980,003

26,221,022

562,673

280,041

842,714

133

134

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,724,185

Lynwood (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,569,856

56,936
2,461,640

1,035,958
371,747
88,045
4,955,184
668,400

1,569,856
1,724,185
56,936
2,461,640

1,035,958
371,747
88,045
4,955,184
668,400

Functional Revenues
$

3,364,434

656,884

Madera (Madera County)


General Revenues
$

1,460,440

1,648
4,227,442

280,444
348,224
295,703
97,996

Total Revenues
$

1,460,440

1,648
4,227,442
3,364,434
280,444
348,224
295,703
97,996

656,884

1,052,623
1,090,985

1,052,623
1,090,985

16,263
70,279

16,263
70,279

414,584

414,584

441,192
93,830

441,192
93,830

752,662

752,662

132,284

17,262

149,546

269,649

486,428
40,592

756,077
40,592

191,850
106,411

342,565

534,415
106,411

38,286
1,318,777
1,098,522
25,570
4,774,204

4,248,774
19,230

1,914
330,641

4,248,774
57,516
1,318,777
1,100,436
356,211
4,774,204

2,385,273
554,861
146
2,864,479

2,721,715
37,943

(5,780)

2,721,715
37,943
2,385,273
549,081
146
2,864,479

214,723

157,835
157,012
777,416
2,859,190

225,420

5,601,090

1,095,792
4,631,436
1,160,250

214,723

157,835
157,012
777,416
2,859,190

225,420

5,601,090

1,095,792
4,631,436
1,160,250

279,185
186,142
75,794
676,686
2,632,666
4,555,648
29,383
491,422
949,499
2,783,152

236,331

181,244
153,935
5,038,236

279,185
186,142
75,794
676,686
2,632,666
4,555,648
29,383
491,422
949,499
2,783,152

236,331

181,244
153,935
5,038,236

628,757

628,757

20,819
286,975
207,713

72,252

20,819
286,975
279,965

7,000,000
37,068,968

16,335,345

7,000,000
53,404,313

29,663,016

9,897,854

39,560,870

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

312,161

131,175

Malibu (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,293,097

172,525
2,266,986

829,967
473,763

477,868
2,171,921

3,293,097

172,525
2,266,986
312,161
829,967
473,763

477,868
2,171,921
131,175

Functional Revenues
$

801,193

Mammoth Lakes (Mono County)


General Revenues
$

1,014,240

54,540
1,878,808

7,666,430
421,501
286,953
168,816
634,558

Total Revenues
$

1,014,240

54,540
1,878,808

7,666,430
421,501
286,953
168,816
634,558
801,193

274,674

274,674

279,039

279,039

2,350,368
277,417

2,350,368
277,417

860,932
9,071

860,932
9,071

588,188

588,188

28,203
81,668

28,203
81,668

58,627

202,654

261,281

3,550

167,466

171,016

248,649
885,384
55,874
521,606

778,864
46,076

369

778,864
46,076
248,649
885,753
55,874
521,606

1,036,418
1,272,500

3,205,108

427,118
5,823

208

427,118
5,823
1,036,418
1,272,708

3,205,108

789,998

121,551

263,890

789,998

121,551

263,890

292,689
6,555

237,334

314,580

237,082

292,689
6,555

237,334

314,580

237,082

1,845

418,569

420,414

4,242
41,109

158,809

4,242
199,918

6,881,407

11,132,659

18,014,066

8,711,273

12,885,270

21,596,543

135

136

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Manhattan Beach (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

840,340

85,698

9,856,257

165,392
6,936,919

2,040,428
904,080
2,017,533
546,128

85,826

9,856,257

165,392
6,936,919
840,340
2,040,428
904,080
2,017,533
546,128

171,524

Functional Revenues
$

311,038

Manteca (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

3,336,659

10,788
6,600,171

329,931
856,458
473,172

(5,383)
884,015

Total Revenues
$

3,336,659

10,788
6,600,171

329,931
856,458
473,172

(5,383)
1,195,053

400,945

400,945

1,412,149
198,015

1,412,149
198,015

920,494
109,937

920,494
109,937

2,052,685
61,652

2,052,685
61,652

159,077

139,671

159,077
139,671

681,222

1,551,081
1,398,568

2,232,303
1,398,568

2,268,970
8,430

326,244
151,020

2,595,214
159,450

654,062
1,657,483

96,969

2,076,149
132,519

9,726

2,076,149
132,519
654,062
1,667,209

96,969

1,331,742
2,876,588

504,743

3,116,042
67,932

111,448

3,116,042
67,932
1,331,742
2,988,036

504,743

1,203,734
117,309
284,312
106,370
983,169
3,080,659
1,566,926
1,577,965

7,027,377

159,598

911,351

1,203,734
117,309
284,312
106,370
983,169
3,080,659
1,566,926
1,577,965

7,027,377

159,598

911,351

1,088,691
197,908
435,853
203,027
7,223,412
5,902,468

2,616,737
1,186,845
7,953,472

2,120
2,357,864
5,793,879

1,088,691
197,908
435,853
203,027
7,223,412
5,902,468

2,616,737
1,186,845
7,953,472

2,120
2,357,864
5,793,879

2,599,715

2,599,715

4,150,303

676

123

676

4,150,426

13,071,470
38,231,460

30,320,321

13,071,470
68,551,781

530,484
48,134,082

16,398,967

530,484
64,533,049

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Maricopa (Kern County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

153,195

Total Revenues
$

46,369

15,712

23,916
15,535

104

46,369

15,712
153,195
23,916
15,535

104

Functional Revenues
$

Marina (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

1,252,249

23,121
1,040,177

1,011,204
493,962

39,929
1,132,756

Total Revenues
$

1,252,249

23,121
1,040,177

1,011,204
493,962

39,929
1,132,756

37,645
967,188

37,645
967,188

13,378

13,378

123,698
63,571

123,698
63,571

1,149

1,149

83,972

68,138

83,972
68,138

25,052

25,052

118,568
242,532

170,142

288,710
242,532

29,874
128,199

66,926
656

30

66,926
656
29,874
128,229

716,185
964,995
288,994
1,798,617

1,626,385
11,439

2,874

1,626,385
11,439
716,185
967,869
288,994
1,798,617

56,771
117,380

3,744

56,771
117,380

3,744

198,876
359,310

27,546

14,051

718,395

1,192,205

198,876
359,310

27,546

14,051

718,395

1,192,205

39,665

41,863

81,528

442,037
6,014
17,072

450
38,965
11,786

442,487
44,979
28,858

528,828

250,690

779,518

8,381,471

6,923,577

15,305,048

137

138

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Martinez (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,591,561

3,299,080

279,615
926,379
444,595
203,823

4,591,561

3,299,080

279,615
926,379
444,595
203,823

Functional Revenues
$

87,063

Marysville (Yuba County)


General Revenues
$

824,737

1,957,493

58,062
187,895
131,167
27,674

Total Revenues
$

824,737

1,957,493
87,063
58,062
187,895
131,167
27,674

116,597
537,601

116,597
537,601

519,230

519,230

156,667

156,667

387,676

387,676

167,487
27,270

167,487
27,270

277,299
219,077

207,501
4,089

484,800
223,166

147,459

109,052
101,262

256,511
101,262

688,216
1,124,774
552,060
60,275

2,222,627
73,696

78,106

295,000

2,222,627
73,696
688,216
1,202,880
552,060
60,275
295,000

237,097
935,629

1,067,203

706,618
20,321

(3,462)

706,618
20,321
237,097
932,167

1,067,203

90,619

338,223
402,615

7,909,137

192,388

76,188
195,137

90,619

338,223
402,615

7,909,137

192,388

76,188
195,137

18,895
1,086,905

189,915

270,093

18,895
1,086,905

189,915

270,093

3,500
49,676

312
25,400
660,654

312
28,900
710,330

168,308

170,499

685,602

170,499

853,910

205,000
13,945,288

13,312,438

205,000
27,257,726

4,559,991

4,976,920

9,536,911

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

759,964

625,042

Maywood (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

295,569

3,823
714,057

29,368
239,030
211,496
26,207
780,239

295,569
759,964
3,823
714,057
625,042
29,368
239,030
211,496
26,207
780,239

Functional Revenues
$

312,627

McFarland (Kern County)


General Revenues
$

185,961

19,370
162,612

955
50,038
7,675
7,261

59,746

Total Revenues
$

185,961

19,370
162,612
312,627
955
50,038
7,675
7,261

59,746

172,966

172,966

202,965
35,289

43,887

202,965
79,176

1,541

1,541

230,656
10,576

156,714

230,656
167,290

17,004

9,019

17,004
9,019

40,222
44,272

18,581
28,295

58,803
72,567

6,218

8,302
27,957

14,520
27,957

15,015
548,928
480,747

183,572

1,408,912
4,435

835

1,408,912
19,450
548,928
481,582

183,572

191,881
162,132

581,018
3,019

581,018
3,019
191,881
162,132

49,017
478,370

29,364

9,708

301,044

49,017
478,370

29,364

9,708

301,044

860

688,736
485,918

768,433

14,599

110,757

860

688,736
485,918

768,433

14,599

110,757

1,082

195,044

1,082

195,044

4,217,717

4,157,574

8,375,291

2,760,706

1,122,933

3,883,639

139

140

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

203,627

Mendota (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

17,160

27,798
313,200

60,527
57,935
4,530

17,160

27,798
313,200
203,627

60,527
57,935
4,530

Functional Revenues
$

1,295,944

534,483

Menlo Park (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

5,519,652

6,683,099

973,178
1,184,284
1,408,558
330,542

Total Revenues
$

5,519,652
1,295,944

6,683,099
534,483
973,178
1,184,284
1,408,558
330,542

942,853

942,853

160,638
567

160,638
567

1,222,444
12,926

1,832

1,222,444
14,758

19,502

7,459

19,502
7,459

267,361

555,395

267,361
555,395

15,278

161,692
9,916

176,970
9,916

1,139,548
210,897

1,099,520
294,509

2,239,068
505,406

150,843
271,678

3,791,921

475,845
6,000

475,845
6,000
150,843
271,678

3,791,921

8,626
613,959
1,468,402
118,051
1,577,370
4,466

1,850,187
64,102

826

1,850,187
72,728
613,959
1,469,228
118,051
1,577,370
4,466

35,561

564,776
434,823

1,023,461

29,404

35,561

564,776
434,823

1,023,461

29,404

363,799
254,004

96,491

1,366,341
281,250
2,487,053

3,421,678

647,625

363,799
254,004

96,491

1,366,341
281,250
2,487,053

3,421,678

647,625

82,756

82,756

1,071,091
172,523

1,071,091
172,523

6,702,079

1,224,818

7,926,897

19,579,185

19,965,684

39,544,869

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,042,078

Merced (Merced County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,646,247

5,139
9,799,975

672,192
989,185
1,020,604
193,483

3,646,247

5,139
9,799,975

672,192
989,185
1,020,604
193,483

1,042,078

Functional Revenues
$

60,654

Mill Valley (Marin County)


General Revenues
$

7,113,672

15,040
1,968,529

341,714
729,517
426,887
141,096

Total Revenues
$

7,113,672

15,040
1,968,529

341,714
729,517
426,887
141,096

60,654

1,038,360

1,038,360

1,265,389

1,265,389

1,196,012
46,741

1,196,012
46,741

405,307
29,297

405,307
29,297

917,686

41,543

917,686
41,543

142,240

178,621

142,240
178,621

1,752,879
8,174

771,168
127,676

2,524,047
135,850

127,261
417,523

164,406

291,667
417,523

1,292,960
2,587,257
60,000
2,043,296

3,779,290
45,954

1,746

3,779,290
45,954
1,292,960
2,589,003
60,000
2,043,296

299,900
544,547
105,760
180,037

807,306
70,147

(803)

807,306
70,147
299,900
543,744
105,760
180,037

552,519
32,317
120,502
2,913,500
7,190,322
7,505,123
58,072
723,747

8,391,664

163,466

4,891,684
320,859

552,519
32,317
120,502
2,913,500
7,190,322
7,505,123
58,072
723,747

8,391,664

163,466

4,891,684
320,859

359,402
11,649
5,584
10,658
1,789,713

1,740,052
622,570

643,350

359,402
11,649
5,584
10,658
1,789,713

1,740,052
622,570

643,350

113,852
6,422,843

810,990

810,990
113,852
6,422,843

18,166
152,233
200

9,992

18,166
152,233
10,192

1,568,878
52,954,791

21,905,192

1,568,878
74,859,983

8,931,492

11,966,124

20,897,616

141

142

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

327,747

Millbrae (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,954,254

14,046
1,976,221

2,137,580
563,159
422,748
110,166

279,175

2,954,254

14,046
1,976,221

2,137,580
563,159
422,748
110,166

606,922

Functional Revenues
$

990,675

Milpitas (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

9,356,510

652,189
9,568,227

3,962,704
2,673,944
274,168
302,553

Total Revenues
$

9,356,510

652,189
9,568,227

4,953,379
2,673,944
274,168
302,553

174,448

174,448

262,989

262,989

50,052
5

5,913

50,052
5,918

1,585,297

1,585,297

222,945

222,945

261,212

584,421

261,212
584,421

575,343
104,325

105,101
145,610

680,444
249,935

1,600,048
240,671

3,693,390

5,293,438
240,671

279,705
2,108,944
489,847
582,390

1,245,486
27,552

76,594
45,776

95,844

1,245,486
27,552
279,705
2,185,538
535,623
582,390
95,844

1,221,196
1,578,796
1,131,427
1,494,990

3,679,970
149,878

1,803
98,720

3,679,970
149,878
1,221,196
1,580,599
1,230,147
1,494,990

138,211
75,394
248,769
20,578
3,767,662

537,694

3,205,305

363,977

138,211
75,394
248,769
20,578
3,767,662

537,694

3,205,305

363,977

154,479
350,063
174,792
30,610
12,374,852
308,628

1,249,294

11,525,457

525,991

154,479
350,063
174,792
30,610
12,374,852
308,628

1,249,294

11,525,457

525,991

17,699
18,410
192,819

17,699
18,410
192,819

903,095

903,095

13,279,324

10,428,170

23,707,494

37,964,562

34,998,477

72,963,039

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,254,450

1,671,797

Mission Viejo (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

13,441,007

263,793
14,818,509

396,734
2,206,246

649,645

13,441,007

263,793
14,818,509
1,254,450
396,734
2,206,246

649,645

1,671,797

Functional Revenues
$

3,904,507

Modesto (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

9,453,689

16,498
25,887,064

2,097,901
3,362,199
9,411,644
686,476
13,732,571
14,482,296

Total Revenues
$

9,453,689

16,498
25,887,064
3,904,507
2,097,901
3,362,199
9,411,644
686,476
13,732,571
14,482,296

1,108,947

1,108,947

529,165
271,155

529,165
271,155

1,069,084
146,060

23,048

1,069,084
169,108

488,195
195,128

1,440

488,195
196,568

864,769

165,620

864,769
165,620

358,134
52,485

1,336,206
419,011

1,694,340
471,496

2,686,958

1,015,886
270,894

3,702,844
270,894

1,830,239
1,160,035
1,901,923
1,063,971

5,585,512
181,649

2,597

5,585,512
181,649
1,830,239
1,162,632
1,901,923
1,063,971

3,645,897
16,468,394
173,881
12,259,212

11,746,283
208,462

23,517

12,341

11,746,283
208,462
3,645,897
16,491,911
173,881
12,259,212
12,341

479,408

465,209

803,440

1,337,937
634,988

479,408

465,209

803,440

1,337,937
634,988

491,364
1,100,410
297,210
1,046,564
27,053,939
95,345
824,917
419,047
2,120,689
31,816,422

590,960

2,323,725
2,785,253
5,721,599

491,364
1,100,410
297,210
1,046,564
27,053,939
95,345
824,917
419,047
2,120,689
31,816,422

590,960

2,323,725
2,785,253
5,721,599

471,748

10,833
275,000
311,533

10,833
275,000
783,281

1,822,581
799,869

372,115
22,567
12,623,342

372,115
1,845,148
13,423,211

14,969,407

39,899,715

54,869,122

121,637,603

105,614,413

227,252,016

143

144

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,610,097

467,327

684,476

Monrovia (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,442,009

50,099
8,001,531

774,245
1,171,629
551,003
162,012

20,821

3,442,009
2,610,097
50,099
8,001,531
467,327
774,245
1,171,629
551,003
162,012

705,297

Functional Revenues
$

34,368

30,187

Montague (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

93,083

289
83,617

19,145
5,361
2,126

16,138

Total Revenues
$

93,083

289
83,617
34,368

19,145
5,361
2,126

46,325

487,723
694,374

487,723
694,374

15,401
92,652

15,401
92,652

309,417
237,265

35,635

309,417
272,900

375
2,153

375
2,153

617,793

34,800

617,793
34,800

1,988

930

1,988
930

565,915
1,441

405,969
58,200

971,884
59,641

15,505

23,081
5,226

38,586
5,226

165,532
762,587
9,970,564
101,111
1,087,193

2,150,493
236,045

1,068

2,150,493
401,577
762,587
9,971,632
101,111
1,087,193

38,366
358,037

862,108

86,229
4,040

6,774

86,229
4,040
38,366
364,811

862,108

375,537
308,902
878,736
23,737
1,186,639
323,951

366,428

5,094,438

624,084

202,806

375,537
308,902
878,736
23,737
1,186,639
323,951

366,428

5,094,438

624,084

202,806

30,109
1,200

104,324
254

10,456

211,004

12,934

1,265

30,109
1,200

104,324
254

10,456

211,004

12,934

1,265

21,664
390,155
192,420

2,205
628,060

21,664
392,360
820,480

26,498

75
144
15,099

75
26,642
15,099

9,500,000
42,011
38,294,323

17,725,824

9,500,000
42,011
56,020,147

1,849,184

361,357

2,210,541

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Montclair (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues

412,859

Total Revenues
$

1,342,365

94,351
11,494,648

24,684
491,528
607,992
80,137
1,773,993

1,342,365

94,351
11,494,648

24,684
491,528
607,992
80,137
1,773,993
412,859

Functional Revenues
$

34,011

Monte Sereno (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

370,228

14,487

145,129
40,700
42,999

Total Revenues
$

370,228

14,487

145,129
40,700
42,999

34,011

114,929
8,884

114,929
8,884

607,586
13,650

607,586
13,650

343,045
6,300

343,045
6,300

380,938

205,699

380,938
205,699

4,547

18,191

4,547
18,191

81,190

585,047
28,373

666,237
28,373

12,221

107,274

119,495

695,548
2,138,660

925,073

1,781,104
30,273

899

1,781,104
30,273
695,548
2,139,559

925,073

79,290
13,678

215,724
3,568

93

215,724
3,568
79,290
13,771

92,320
113,982
368,801
3,580
1,489,572
1,715,508

40,768

67,330

92,320
113,982
368,801
3,580
1,489,572
1,715,508

40,768

67,330

101,418
1,375

15,959

101,418
1,375

15,959

17,018
501,333
1,239,860

17,018
501,333
1,239,860

10,905,576

18,541,093

29,446,669

735,657

958,393

1,694,050

145

146

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Montebello (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

4,491,770

4,816,472

300,608

Total Revenues
$

2,055,551

166,176
9,767,243

192,620
1,047,750
1,365,676
116,360

320,129

2,055,551
4,491,770
166,176
9,767,243
4,816,472
192,620
1,047,750
1,365,676
116,360

620,737

Functional Revenues
$

Monterey (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

4,064,901

68,412
6,342,442

12,524,632
1,372,116
2,370,038
126,416
2,289,669
48,709

Total Revenues
$

4,064,901

68,412
6,342,442

12,524,632
1,372,116
2,370,038
126,416
2,289,669
48,709

78,180

78,180

381,899
543,085

10,539

381,899
553,624

458,474
16,039

458,474
16,039

382,411
414,343

382,411
414,343

273,676

70,149

273,676
70,149

1,731,124

118,198
77,584

1,849,322
77,584

377,559

1,513,906
2,192,329

1,891,465
2,192,329

88,570
1,403,606
7,042,654
182,072
1,776,450

3,702,089
25,072

3,702,089
113,642
1,403,606
7,042,654
182,072
1,776,450

595,733
1,786,511

413,850

1,727,833
39,045

34,301

1,727,833
39,045
595,733
1,820,812

413,850

137,170
61,351
70,914
16,528

2,596,585

490,433
3,223,541
1,222,826

5,856,878
1,857,638
2,565,116

137,170
61,351
70,914
16,528

2,596,585

490,433
3,223,541
1,222,826

5,856,878
1,857,638
2,565,116

388,626
310,121
842,412
160,374
1,795,658

5,494,611
3,811,974

1,981,175

1,052,592
9,986,162

388,626
310,121
842,412
160,374
1,795,658

5,494,611
3,811,974

1,981,175

1,052,592
9,986,162

541

355,804

433,195

541

788,999

44,308

772,374
143,132
13,376

772,374
143,132
57,684

42,010,389

19,398,182

61,408,571

29,868,035

35,713,780

65,581,815

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Monterey Park (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

2,746,121

1,691,101

130,757

4,453,071

188,964
4,504,133

508,721
921,198
909,817
169,395
3,154,439

Total Revenues
4,453,071
2,746,121
188,964
4,504,133
1,691,101
508,721
921,198
909,817
169,395
3,154,439
130,757

Functional Revenues
$

385,412

3,794,322

Moorpark (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

2,136,817

33,952
1,664,626

835,345
44,840
243,195

Total Revenues
$

2,136,817

33,952
1,664,626
385,412

835,345
44,840
243,195

3,794,322

352,651
467,119
467,120

352,651
467,119
467,120

219,176
2,427,012

219,176
2,427,012

420,569
38,009

10,977

420,569
48,986

1,478,160
6,243

1,478,160
6,243

85,503

926,250

1,011,753

287,081

287,081

144,375

554,732
334,834

699,107
334,834

771,799
13,999

407,917
33,727

1,179,716
47,726

56,507
1,142,113
2,580,559

2,142,115
53,121

3,679,679
60,443

1,655

3,679,679
116,950
1,142,113
2,582,214

2,142,115
53,121

623,654
699,307

74,798

2,160,376
31,425

948
21,078

2,160,376
31,425
623,654
700,255
21,078
74,798

526,127
377,810
784,141
174,571
301,513
4,631,854

714,144

7,463,165

56,789
1,329,812
732,026

526,127
377,810
784,141
174,571
301,513
4,631,854

714,144

7,463,165

56,789
1,329,812
732,026

1,698,921
46,427

992,667

232,324

420,137

30,555

595,290

1,698,921
46,427

992,667

232,324

420,137

30,555

595,290

2,798

122,628

340,827

2,798

463,455

3,000
533,346

70,501
2,576

73,501
535,922

6,880,187
36,615,305

20,719,135

6,880,187
57,334,440

15,333,630

7,687,323

23,020,953

147

148

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

239,496

252,059

Moraga (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,127,381

61,557
742,490

243,580

107,299

1,127,381

61,557
742,490
239,496

243,580

107,299

252,059

Functional Revenues
$

2,660,370

3,180,347

Moreno Valley (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

2,546,013

114,350
8,171,861

358,530
3,253,708
1,144,428
599,128
9,769,156
3,174,471

Total Revenues
$

2,546,013

114,350
8,171,861
2,660,370
358,530
3,253,708
1,144,428
599,128
9,769,156
6,354,818

119,676

119,676

3,000,197

592,037

3,000,197

592,037

1,310,535
206,966

3,981

1,310,535
210,947

43,338

43,338

1,077,106

255,134

1,077,106
255,134

84,123

158,840

242,963

413,425

2,157,927
775

2,571,352
775

313,697
97,931

525,071

982,281
17,589

117,904

982,281
17,589
313,697
215,835

525,071

2,642,106
1,604,420
853,189
4,906,750

9,239,894
57,870

4,205
1,056,607

9,239,894
57,870
2,642,106
1,608,625
1,909,796
4,906,750

253,997
50,576

176,616

81,000

253,997
50,576

176,616

81,000

11,370,463

249,544
1,378,365

122,030
454,423

862,213
597,961

11,370,463

249,544
1,378,365

122,030
454,423

862,213
597,961

285,218

8,464
19,336
22,486

8,464
19,336
307,704

442,953
3,611,863

10,925
299,600

453,878
3,911,463

2,522,801

3,609,207

6,132,008

41,537,263

42,218,563

83,755,826

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Morgan Hill (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues

2,569,802

Total Revenues
$

2,315,104

4,636,926

882,194
966,134
177,657
288,411

2,315,104

4,636,926

882,194
966,134
177,657
288,411

2,569,802

Functional Revenues
$

265,491

164,685

Morro Bay (San Luis Obispo County)


General Revenues
$

1,793,823

1,326,665

1,714,817
932,011
153,924
78,613

Total Revenues
$

1,793,823

1,326,665
265,491
1,714,817
932,011
153,924
78,613

164,685

133,285

133,285

5,485

5,485

892,893
33,045

2,952

892,893
35,997

77,471

77,471

8,760

94,941

8,760
94,941

58,464

58,464

1,497,914
26,646

277,084
174,769

1,774,998
201,415

79,859

375,865
144,972

455,724
144,972

660,202
401,809
234,154
102,707

2,035,157
43,600

28,476

2,035,157
43,600
660,202
430,285
234,154
102,707

208,600
393,383

661,788

646,946
5,195

41,252
58,078

646,946
5,195
208,600
434,635
58,078
661,788

1,157,014
113,155
63,170
607,206
5,893,477

132,930

6,258,563

1,902,332
476,753

1,157,014
113,155
63,170
607,206
5,893,477

132,930

6,258,563

1,902,332
476,753

277,074
12,335
165,948
203,725
1,327,672

208,017
450,772

4,105,131

1,218,442

28,731

491,939

277,074
12,335
165,948
203,725
1,327,672

208,017
450,772

4,105,131

1,218,442

28,731

491,939

3,636

749,988

3,636
8,755
487,489

7,272
8,755
1,237,477

617

88,503

617

88,503

23,919,441

12,423,285

36,342,726

10,346,548

7,419,745

17,766,293

149

150

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Mountain View (Santa Clara County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

14,784,677

239
14,065,864

2,367,384
3,296,561
211,162
2,153,653
4,638,417
227,518

Total Revenues
14,784,677

239
14,065,864

2,367,384
3,296,561
211,162
2,153,653
4,638,417
227,518

Functional Revenues
$

32,603

Mt. Shasta (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

309,602

17
799,832

523,954
63,020
66,918
19,097

Total Revenues
$

309,602

17
799,832
32,603
523,954
63,020
66,918
19,097

46,958

46,958

1,521,273
214,485

1,521,273
214,485

53,049
1,986

53,049
1,986

103,018

527,463

103,018
527,463

30,828

2,784

30,828
2,784

1,475,397
616,290

9,592,768
5,174,837

11,068,165
5,791,127

54,333

11,214
150

65,547
150

1,231,106
1,047,289
4,091,349
2,492,141

4,243,070
179,545

354,646

376,717

4,243,070
179,545
1,231,106
1,401,935
4,091,349
2,492,141
376,717

147,428
2,101,069
7,692
302,060

214,237
8,559

97

214,237
8,559
147,428
2,101,166
7,692
302,060

88,573
1,469
1,141,720
9,755,148
7,742,365
158,597
708,030
3,655,155
14,055,977

7,883,048
8,683,582

88,573
1,469
1,141,720
9,755,148
7,742,365
158,597
708,030
3,655,155
14,055,977

7,883,048
8,683,582

32,072
14,801
6,967
10,609
625,658
305,726
8,085

369,185

1,332

32,072
14,801
6,967
10,609
625,658
305,726
8,085

369,185

1,332

10,147
36,265
2,528,505

10,147
36,265
2,528,505

8,635
88,265

11,000

49,659

11,000
8,635
137,924

66,666,012

64,769,438

131,435,450

4,249,341

2,080,140

6,329,481

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

708,335

1,159,862

18,101,238

Murrieta (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,547,110

154,550
6,520,985

1,198,423
381,648
779,776

2,547,110
708,335
154,550
6,520,985
1,159,862

1,198,423
381,648
779,776

18,101,238

Functional Revenues
$

806,990

2,483,619

3,230,357

Napa (Napa County)


General Revenues
$

9,396,637

3,782
10,089,189

4,753,168
1,652,253
2,099,254
401,967

Total Revenues
$

9,396,637
806,990
3,782
10,089,189
2,483,619
4,753,168
1,652,253
2,099,254
401,967

3,230,357

2,815,316

2,815,316

408

408

1,509,584

1,509,584

875,690

875,690

480,580

28,158

480,580
28,158

286,409
4,958

286,409
4,958

2,065,018

1,035,729
13,955

3,100,747
13,955

2,143,619
46,871

846,270

2,989,889
46,871

972,246
623,602
623,505
256,091

3,035,262
73,518

1,364

3,035,262
73,518
972,246
624,966
623,505
256,091

14,321
1,322,966
3,645,307
1,744,147
18,534,325

4,280,943
93,923

1,959

4,280,943
108,244
1,322,966
3,647,266
1,744,147
18,534,325

1,658,839
240,162

779,937

1,658,839
240,162

779,937

128,395
134,876
515,166
871,048

2,828,348
339,108
964,732
1,771,149
16,824,116

1,278,621
483,590

128,395
134,876
515,166
871,048

2,828,348
339,108
964,732
1,771,149
16,824,116

1,278,621
483,590

9,892

9,892

6,758

55,338

6,758

55,338

31,994,315

15,780,370

47,774,685

3,913,516
65,254,748

33,619,345

3,913,516
98,874,093

151

152

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

National City (San Diego County)


General Revenues

1,352,066

Total Revenues
$

2,195,661

3,674
14,746,115

959,078
1,311,077
598,818
85,647

157,596

2,195,661

3,674
14,746,115
1,352,066
959,078
1,311,077
598,818
85,647

157,596

Functional Revenues
$

547,264

45,632

Needles (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

775,069

468,039

39,220

Total Revenues
$

775,069

468,039

547,264
39,220

45,632

208,263

208,263

194,651
51,703

194,651
51,703

38,763
58,332

38,763
58,332

916,704
62,112

916,704
62,112

114,495

114,495

157,149
134,867

999,610

1,156,759
134,867

134,254

33,429
331,943

167,683
331,943

1,203,693
3,100,750
1,218,386
1,313,098

3,442,402
32,542

1,536

3,442,402
32,542
1,203,693
3,102,286
1,218,386
1,313,098

98,161
866,505

90,492

320,742
9,877

320,742
9,877
98,161
866,505

90,492

174,677
1,190,184
332,072
48,354
5,764,950

64,641

1,210,576

869,237

174,677
1,190,184
332,072
48,354
5,764,950

64,641

1,210,576

869,237

3,869

2,302,295

71,155

3,869

2,302,295

71,155

326,894

285,457

612,351

272,622

272,622

19,686,764

24,819,213

44,505,977

4,852,102

1,978,319

6,830,421

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

(9,139)

Nevada City (Nevada County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

739,857

100,083
990,304

332,930
68,783
64,945

739,857

100,083
990,304

332,930
68,783
64,945

(9,139)

Functional Revenues
$

536,293

Newark (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

7,508,171

241,331
8,871,529

2,012,627
2,157,074
882,634
213,703

Total Revenues
$

7,508,171

241,331
8,871,529
536,293
2,012,627
2,157,074
882,634
213,703

32,612

32,612

187,552

12,630
231,410

187,552

12,630
231,410

244

244

591,616
146,584

591,616
146,584

33,618

33,618

150,792

60,310

150,792
60,310

4,706

8,727
59,586

13,433
59,586

261,564

514,829
166,548

776,393
166,548

109,711
254,406

54,965

175,345
12,344

81

175,345
12,344
109,711
254,487

54,965

897,813
1,293,812

1,399,559

2,554,773
103,837

1,154

2,554,773
103,837
897,813
1,294,966

1,399,559

37,584
13,279

786,541

45,436

399,700

37,584
13,279

786,541

45,436

399,700

162,964
655,841
279,705

282,215

1,475,582

538,679

162,964
655,841
279,705

282,215

1,475,582

538,679

112,082

6,995

119,077

78,503
431,584

928,232

78,503
1,359,816

1,842,127

2,593,598

4,435,725

9,925,000
19,539,698

26,216,752

9,925,000
45,756,450

153

154

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

132,233

389,028

Newman (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

347,795

666
443,691

92,715
24,774
31,793

347,795

666
443,691
132,233

92,715
24,774
31,793

389,028

Functional Revenues
$

1,010,077

5,491,566

Newport Beach (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

36,762,581

864,987
20,133,598

8,055,266
2,916,655
2,084,242
1,420,400

137,887

Total Revenues
$

36,762,581

864,987
20,133,598
1,010,077
8,055,266
2,916,655
2,084,242
1,420,400

5,629,453

26,118

65,397

26,118

65,397

33,593

33,593

315,147
3,441

315,147
3,441

1,921,092
1,004,782

3,086

1,921,092
1,007,868

24,612

1,734

24,612
1,734

2,818,648
45,772

294,823

2,818,648
340,595

69,454
17,206

82,408

151,862
17,206

1,535,536
3,794,474

2,282,229
2,895,012

3,817,765
6,689,486

158,631
252,628

593,145

440,744
7,858

199
8,393

440,744
7,858
158,631
252,827
8,393
593,145

1,334,552
2,098,617
994
1,735,146

3,953,011
501,987

2,156

3,953,011
501,987
1,334,552
2,100,773
994
1,735,146

51,175
14,630

77,513
1,171,541
523,337

67,425

660,702

272,085

51,175
14,630

77,513
1,171,541
523,337

67,425

660,702

272,085

2,099,718
359,197
2,513,665

2,768,941

2,057,632

16,519,162

3,105,784

2,099,718
359,197
2,513,665

2,768,941

2,057,632

16,519,162

3,105,784

255

193,417

1,049

27,053

1,304

220,470

11,623

52,966
716,885
794,062

52,966
716,885
805,685

5,079,120

1,510,872

6,589,992

2,400,000
54,660,571

83,871,833

2,400,000
138,532,404

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

5,349,247

Norco (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

696,357

78,987
5,059,849

47,320
764,923
244,711
127,348

696,357

78,987
5,059,849

47,320
764,923
244,711
127,348

5,349,251

Functional Revenues
$

3,135,124

Norwalk (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

4,084,334

103,274
8,066,778

699,195
1,275,125
622,080
226,338
5,171,754

Total Revenues
$

4,084,334

103,274
8,066,778
3,135,124
699,195
1,275,125
622,080
226,338
5,171,754

39,965
189,043

39,965
189,043

505,678
79,515

60,911

505,678
140,426

434,158
243,388

78,094

434,158
321,482

256,332
24,601

96,971

256,332
121,572

852,948

838,459

852,948
838,459

736,566

297,601

1,034,167

22,280

461,145
446,538

483,425
446,538

1,274,649
735,051

454,134

1,425,384
15,649

658

1,425,384
15,649
1,274,649
735,709

454,134

1,947,990
3,063,835
780,384
9,379,785

6,072,695
53,295

2,819

6,072,695
53,295
1,947,990
3,066,654
780,384
9,379,785

284,547

99,202
314,068
2,237,364
2,800,205

416,573

4,202,415

44,475

284,547

99,202
314,068
2,237,364
2,800,205

416,573

4,202,415

44,475

350,420

22,887

66,057
471,096
329,735

2,471,038

1,646,557
1,127,942
115,470

350,420

22,887

66,057
471,096
329,735

2,471,038

1,646,557
1,127,942
115,470

7,500

4,702,998

144

190,727

7,644

4,893,725

12,312

15,541
1,140,076
450,760

15,541
1,140,076
463,072

24,754,128

9,107,544

33,861,672

26,473,406

29,808,300

56,281,706

155

156

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Novato (Marin County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,876,772

3,441,055

Total Revenues
$

4,700,814

225
6,770,279

869,359
941,355
734,669
359,345

4,700,814
1,876,772
225
6,770,279

869,359
941,355
734,669
359,345

3,441,055

Functional Revenues
$

285,669

2,516,961

Oakdale (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

818,858

36,192
2,943,269

170,653
514,236
127,905
89,991

Total Revenues
$

818,858

36,192
2,943,269
285,669
170,653
514,236
127,905
89,991

2,516,961

11,822
3,839,589

11,822
3,839,589

84,905

84,905

1,563,118
21,698

1,563,118
21,698

474,404
20,165

474,404
20,165

537,477

22,854

537,477
22,854

69,352
5,420

52,415

69,352
57,835

743,572
170,709

359,371
94,406

1,102,943
265,115

76,192

455,314
43,314

531,506
43,314

14,778
945,407
1,235,993
18,716
684,808

2,948,774
55,373

3,699
106,347

2,948,774
70,151
945,407
1,239,692
125,063
684,808

305,272
806,951

904,789

947,723
20,054

1,220
293,000

947,723
20,054
305,272
808,171
293,000
904,789

2,205,192
98,532

1,119,734

1,640,416

556,868

2,205,192
98,532

1,119,734

1,640,416

556,868

481,133
54,935
38,512
82,857
1,374,765
3,610
21,727
176,074

1,123,186

138,453

935,123

481,133
54,935
38,512
82,857
1,374,765
3,610
21,727
176,074

1,123,186

138,453

935,123

55,443
413,658

1,240
188,580
9,833

1,240
244,023
423,491

147,755

7,219

7,219

147,755

21,195,357

18,166,523

39,361,880

10,128,210

6,521,363

16,649,573

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

60,432,400

15,257,714

Oakland (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

63,604,542

8,447,320
35,839,123

10,564,802
10,823,828
42,030,151
42,231,509
46,619,681
297,740

63,604,542
60,432,400
8,447,320
35,839,123

10,564,802
10,823,828
42,030,151
42,231,509
46,619,681
15,555,454

Functional Revenues
$

780,565

Oakley (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

1,709,700

1,012,945

6,067
230,832

Total Revenues
$

1,709,700

1,012,945

6,067
230,832

780,565

2,219,656
17,683,870

2,219,656
17,683,870

229,902

2,066,968

229,902

2,066,968

11,891,061
601,290

11,891,061
601,290

863,454
6,540

45,869

863,454
52,409

1,214,385

17,639,268

1,214,385
17,639,268

67,092

67,092

12,173,972

2,153,000
5,966,012

14,326,972
5,966,012

177,975
10,790

166,373
8,100

344,348
18,890

727,287
6,386,731
29,956,761
22,528,803
94,472,796

24,259,406
955,419

(64,100)

24,259,406
1,682,706
6,386,731
29,892,661
22,528,803
94,472,796

647,127
100,000

855,035

1,957,290
15,396

28,000

1,957,290
15,396
647,127
100,000
28,000
855,035

3,713,851
54,888
1,008,858
12,606,569
19,017,000

10,511,805
1,666,628
6,403,000

112,960,051
92,046,464

38,420,357

3,713,851
54,888
1,008,858
12,606,569
19,017,000

10,511,805
1,666,628
6,403,000

112,960,051
92,046,464

38,420,357

1,098,674
45,602

10,361

45,053

795,035

1,098,674
45,602

10,361

45,053

795,035

33,685,765
1,723,904
39,518,963

33,685,765
1,723,904
39,518,963

436,771

436,771

635,151,695

1,284,036,524

311,367,701

635,151,695

1,595,404,225

7,800,173

5,617,343

13,417,516

157

158

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Oceanside (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

18,783,848

238,137
16,428,499

1,832,493
2,869,643
1,640,722
933,209

4,977,061

18,783,848

238,137
16,428,499

1,832,493
2,869,643
1,640,722
933,209

4,977,061

Functional Revenues

Ojai (Ventura County)


General Revenues

767,497

38,358
1,085,711

1,355,705
330,097
60,120
66,828

49,160

Total Revenues
$

767,497

38,358
1,085,711

1,355,705
330,097
60,120
66,828

49,160

1,189,114

1,189,114

46,105
232,808

46,105
232,808

10,903
7,705

10,903
7,705

273,561
3,726

273,561
3,726

1,002,541
43,876

1,528,914

1,002,541
1,572,790

62,347

62,347

4,604,401
1,299,771

2,340,752
390,528

6,945,153
1,690,299

71,853
230,403

71,853
230,403

3,114,934
1,502,936
143,781
3,906,662
9,295,765

9,802,334
283,100

156,094

9,802,334
283,100
3,114,934
1,659,030
143,781
3,906,662
9,295,765

154,670
608,815

453,850

472,033
12,268

211

472,033
12,268
154,670
609,026

453,850

2,000,939
452,974
3,214,411
3,519,864
19,662,058
17,175,663
817,600
739,800
676,361
37,940,343

133,076

1,652,309

2,000,939
452,974
3,214,411
3,519,864
19,662,058
17,175,663
817,600
739,800
676,361
37,940,343

133,076

1,652,309

159,812

474,189

54,587

126,808

159,812

474,189

54,587

126,808

384,522
4,697,718

150,000
1,970,686

150,000
2,355,208
4,697,718

68,540

7,690

7,690

68,540

1,225,000
120,415,027

64,326,020

1,225,000
184,741,047

2,719,818

4,547,934

7,267,752

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,978,716

24,027

Ontario (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

13,614,074

962,496
39,829,603

8,710,404
1,946,199
3,652,800
640,071

487,174

13,614,074

962,496
39,829,603
1,978,716
8,710,404
1,946,199
3,652,800
640,071

511,201

Functional Revenues
$

1,733,122

562,094

Orange (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

12,765,307

249,775
27,825,308

2,643,843
1,965,473
2,103,491
735,911

Total Revenues
$

12,765,307

249,775
27,825,308
1,733,122
2,643,843
1,965,473
2,103,491
735,911

562,094

256,014
466,286

256,014
466,286

1,402,613

466,028

1,402,613

466,028

1,724,637
224

54,766

1,724,637
54,990

1,020,957
307,835

1,020,957
307,835

581,474
490,005

676,322

581,474
1,166,327

1,209,316
8,288

495

1,209,316
8,783

3,498,257
18,858

5,660,758
1,083,738

9,159,015
1,102,596

1,794,382
210,433

2,044,372
59,271

3,838,754
269,704

3,006,573
5,168,798
46,189
13,027,849

9,569,525
321,558

4,290

9,569,525
321,558
3,006,573
5,173,088
46,189
13,027,849

3,889,440
2,465,444
509,906
2,370,707
37,800

7,660,347
170,439

1,044,333

7,660,347
170,439
3,889,440
3,509,777
509,906
2,370,707
37,800

2,047,586
1,863,080
946,016
287,104
10,018,712
21,237,963
4,622,516
579,257

25,676,357

13,979,105

2,047,586
1,863,080
946,016
287,104
10,018,712
21,237,963
4,622,516
579,257

25,676,357

13,979,105

750,713
504,510
1,662,365

6,946,345

599,777

16,807,114

2,020,773
285,330

750,713
504,510
1,662,365

6,946,345

599,777

16,807,114

2,020,773
285,330

5,616,795
90,167
3,762,779

476,838

285,199

6,093,633
90,167
4,047,978

2,116,186

97,913
77,267
616,059

97,913
77,267
2,732,245

121,015,344

87,975,815

208,991,159

49,681,478

60,059,604

109,741,082

159

160

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

241,228

Orange Cove (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

26,491

122,308

44,965
13,484
4,163
271,304

26,491

122,308
241,228

44,965
13,484
4,163
271,304

Functional Revenues
$

1,426,974

Orinda (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

2,301,233

179,937
690,755

661,516

424,941

Total Revenues
$

2,301,233

179,937
690,755
1,426,974

661,516

424,941

6,029
48,311
547,797

6,029
48,311
547,797

102,178
666

102,178
666

5,381

5,381

189,736

7,565

189,736
7,565

22,532

7,635
135,715

30,167
135,715

14,757

374,587
47,911

389,344
47,911

173,986
1,717,718

2,514,270

497,489
3,380

225

497,489
3,380
173,986
1,717,943

2,514,270

373,822
256,806

1,100,534
35,798

87,438

1,100,534
35,798
373,822
344,244

104,955
18,456

30,061
573,507
354,133

5,486

774,785

131,771

104,955
18,456

30,061
573,507
354,133

5,486

774,785

131,771

526,595
4,111

73,795

1,240,545

32,980

526,595
4,111

73,795

1,240,545

32,980

174,030

174,030

43,942

36,178

80,120

6,771,113

1,301,189

8,072,302

4,786,200

5,948,393

10,734,593

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Orland (Glenn County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

20,743

46,485

Total Revenues
$

463,999

24,619
702,533

50,692
71,812
14,305
9,319

463,999

24,619
702,533
20,743
50,692
71,812
14,305
9,319

46,485

Functional Revenues

Oroville (Butte County)


General Revenues

307,642

63,416

425,628

12,922
2,769,044

316,174
307,456
78,463
51,803
1,125,580

Total Revenues
$

425,628

12,922
2,769,044
307,642
316,174
307,456
78,463
51,803
1,125,580
63,416

142,636
2,277

142,636
2,277

18,828

18,828

12,264

80,250

12,264
80,250

49,730

23,597
26,034

73,327
26,034

550,724
524,271

181,076
13,367

731,800
537,638

180,341
232,671
100,344
326,161

376,547
10,684

7,121

376,547
10,684
180,341
239,792
100,344
326,161

259,546
887,914

1,168,100

767,979
662

346

767,979
662
259,546
888,260

1,168,100

10,169
17,643

408,737

47,741

483,539

104,495

10,169
17,643

408,737

47,741

483,539

104,495

69,135
26,448
44,752
22,511
1,360,722

1,866

132,352

19,705

1,610,057

69,135
26,448
44,752
22,511
1,360,722

1,866

132,352

19,705

1,610,057

7,837
3,130

1,792

1,792
7,837
3,130

30
66,344

13,439

16,245

13,439
30
82,589

2,058,594

1,783,054

3,841,648

7,272,712

6,160,434

13,433,146

161

162

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

6,303,560

2,901,961

Oxnard (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

15,650,211

581,343
20,775,896

2,247,831
2,830,461
3,366,003
849,413

15,650,211
6,303,560
581,343
20,775,896
2,901,961
2,247,831
2,830,461
3,366,003
849,413

Functional Revenues
$

121,937

99,221

Pacific Grove (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

2,641,524

45,721
1,689,555

2,896,064
456,279
288,496
90,571
1,193,955

Total Revenues
$

2,641,524
121,937
45,721
1,689,555

2,896,064
456,279
288,496
90,571
1,193,955
99,221

1,727,674

1,727,674

2,123,038
739,438

2,123,038
739,438

298,603
18,811

298,603
18,811

418,089

1,458,644

418,089
1,458,644

151,848

27,228

151,848
27,228

1,873,574

3,693,297
413,340

5,566,871
413,340

60,300

118,464
172,107

178,764
172,107

90,314
3,392,007
4,744,261

11,661,538

10,383,004
223,242

5,496,667

10,383,004
313,556
3,392,007
10,240,928

11,661,538

1,390
302,432
353,424

1,499,087

899,931
26,111

13,418

899,931
27,501
302,432
366,842

1,499,087

2,647,683
392,955
47,949
1,145,344
22,130,759
29,683,552

464,805
2,687,299
20,350,812

3,210,270
11,802,934

2,647,683
392,955
47,949
1,145,344
22,130,759
29,683,552

464,805
2,687,299
20,350,812

3,210,270
11,802,934

285,637
24,519
11,582

874,240

589,019
1,626,443

1,008,804
393,470

285,637
24,519
11,582

874,240

589,019
1,626,443

1,008,804
393,470

2,309,732
2,076,932

107,071
75,507

107,071
2,385,239
2,076,932

430,058

172,107

602,165

134,926,480

68,151,930

203,078,410

1,510,399
9,661,224

10,731,531

1,510,399
20,392,755

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Pacifica (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

Functional Revenues
$

3,678,662

1,382,497

Palm Desert (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

3,039,616

30
13,463,197

7,079,085
2,198,663
1,010,061
689,147

165,083

Total Revenues
$

3,039,616

30
13,463,197
3,678,662
7,079,085
2,198,663
1,010,061
689,147

1,547,580

1,449,983

370,060

1,449,983

370,060

920,759
68,295

920,759
68,295

203,328

286,422

203,328
286,422

912,661
843,814

1,804,593
64,884

2,717,254
908,698

923,541
1,295,468
12,851
444,300

2,518,111
38,400

1,215

2,518,111
38,400
923,541
1,296,683
12,851
444,300

826,168

5,620

5,871,910

1,043,697

826,168

5,620

5,871,910

1,043,697

1,389,577
20,824,210

1,389,577
20,824,210

42,467,401

32,358,507

74,825,908

163

164

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,633,504

794,458

Palm Springs (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

11,081,120

97,833
7,032,464

12,639,106
2,537,910
770,442
411,399
5,764,379

11,081,120

97,833
7,032,464
1,633,504
12,639,106
2,537,910
770,442
411,399
5,764,379
794,458

Functional Revenues
$

7,500,000

Palmdale (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

2,847,138

4,882
5,140,269

1,036,521
3,255,545
351,704
516,550

Total Revenues
$

2,847,138

4,882
5,140,269
7,500,000
1,036,521
3,255,545
351,704
516,550

16,015
63,941

16,015
63,941

2,100,806

2,100,806

871,383
109,347

871,383
109,347

4,560,003
805,589

4,560,003
805,589

222,865
208,532

27,010

222,865
235,542

458,603
323,900

30,980

458,603
354,880

667,359

911,442
1,371,817

1,578,801
1,371,817

751,578
200,224

751,578
200,224

910,404
2,093,555
164,974
7,754,468

2,527,710
240,983

(8,632)

2,527,710
240,983
910,404
2,084,923
164,974
7,754,468

2,477,385
5,852,441
1,491,136
1,626,537

7,648,898
37,423

260,191

7,648,898
37,423
2,477,385
6,112,632
1,491,136
1,626,537

687,130
1,196,587
80,409
315,453
5,948,237

563,612
575,837
2,560,521

12,502,763

1,138,065
1,739,141

687,130
1,196,587
80,409
315,453
5,948,237

563,612
575,837
2,560,521

12,502,763

1,138,065
1,739,141

226,480
67,002
311,579
1,575,854
39,190

3,287,695

5,074,154

226,480
67,002
311,579
1,575,854
39,190

3,287,695

5,074,154

463,557
409,033
523,887

609,451
8,328

1,073,008
417,361
523,887

339,287
686,492
9,896,568

339,287
686,492
9,896,568

8,000,000
52,215,037

46,022,762

8,000,000
98,237,799

339,287
49,991,790

21,130,101

339,287
71,121,891

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,698

Palo Alto (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

13,078,860

601,823
17,384,265

5,332,720

3,513,356
7,067,433

13,078,860

601,823
17,384,265
1,698
5,332,720

3,513,356
7,067,433

Palos Verdes Estates (Los Angeles County)


Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues
$

331,151

3,638,720

75,843
217,740

338,637
217,726
215,305
2,879,526

3,638,720

75,843
217,740
331,151

338,637
217,726
215,305
2,879,526

144,812

144,812

2,807,314
1,641

2,807,314
1,641

2,948,306
876,524

9,039

2,948,306
885,563

678,397
14,470

61,425

678,397
75,895

521,647

1,489,942

2,011,589

80,952

96,118

80,952
96,118

13,723,588
2,620,537

4,932,951
12,382,217

18,656,539
15,002,754

129,801

321,174
783,094

450,975
783,094

1,264,640
889,696
26,808
1,836,110

3,758,465
125,715

142,477
772,362

644,986

3,758,465
125,715
1,264,640
1,032,173
799,170
1,836,110
644,986

255,973
369,746

83,690

780,879
49,059

13,737

780,879
49,059
255,973
383,483

83,690

2,696,734
376,360
7,335,884

24,232,000
21,691,000

2,949,137
3,212,005
17,654,000
91,622,000
29,714,000

3,375,415

2,696,734
376,360
7,335,884

24,232,000
21,691,000

2,949,137
3,212,005
17,654,000
91,622,000
29,714,000

3,375,415

357,564
41,921

240,009

3,694

357,564
41,921

240,009

3,694

108,068

334,955

1,946,809
450,000
1,360,656

2,054,877
450,000
1,695,611

2,000

5,346,438

2,000

5,346,438

230,155,924

74,994,076

305,150,000

5,398,323

15,035,421

20,433,744

165

166

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

61,128

Paradise (Butte County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,055,739

92,195
1,590,310

104,254
480,894
2,027
79,716

3,055,739

92,195
1,590,310
61,128
104,254
480,894
2,027
79,716

Functional Revenues
$

1,371,919

Paramount (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

843,885

150,894
5,422,680

1,316,700
924,104
90,282
2,075,890

Total Revenues
$

843,885

150,894
5,422,680
1,371,919

1,316,700
924,104
90,282
2,075,890

15,379
18,196

15,379
18,196

14,248

14,248

384,700
61,753

3,283

384,700
65,036

324,502
56,507

324,502
56,507

27,941

45,727

27,941
45,727

546,846

16,746

546,846
16,746

454

230,772
9,520

231,226
9,520

143,547
16,114

286,218
11,252

429,765
27,366

781,747
638,666

501,885

1,531,865
91,132

701
60,643

1,531,865
91,132
781,747
639,367
60,643
501,885

1,149,812
969,451

1,907,893

3,291,147
11,005

1,598

3,291,147
11,005
1,149,812
971,049

1,907,893

13,158
7,796
71,729

341,581

58,737

13,158
7,796
71,729

341,581

58,737

87,019

987

123,024

5,292,963

58,603
850,000
2,509,295

87,019

987

123,024

5,292,963

58,603
850,000
2,509,295

319,075
10,107

319,075
10,107

393,442

150,000
354,233

543,442
354,233

2,984,850

7,707,960

10,692,810

159,707
15,975,879

14,946,634

159,707
30,922,513

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Parlier (Fresno County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

110,563

1,815
194,649

130,766
33,060
3,400

110,563

1,815
194,649

130,766
33,060
3,400

Functional Revenues
$

3,168,947

3,324,817
6,609,799

3,847,568

Pasadena (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

21,671,243

30,203,301

1,755,672
4,021,276
880,532
29,268,918
3,570,451

Total Revenues
$

21,671,243
3,168,947

30,203,301
3,324,817
6,609,799
1,755,672
4,021,276
880,532
29,268,918
7,418,019

24,077
800

24,077
800

14,604
4,179

46,858

14,604
51,037

3,231,978
511,057

277,907

3,231,978
788,964

3,972

62,470

3,972
62,470

3,634,541
77,525

941,944

3,634,541
1,019,469

73,441
19,529

28,712
33,793

102,153
53,322

34,600,799
3,832,021

34,600,799
3,832,021

244,298
1,219,891

294,970
76

707,139
5,757

707,139
5,757
244,298
1,219,891

294,970
76

18,810

10,973,172

26,599,547

10,179,711
413,416

15,229

10,179,711
432,226

10,988,401

26,599,547

12,187
20,631

650,340
723,052

578,867

165,586

12,187
20,631

650,340
723,052

578,867

165,586

4,032,527
980,446
3,329,449
853,694
4,330,885
9,312,395
9,307,288
439,265
2,110,248
28,957,896
126,425,494

2,849,272
11,109,010
9,465,408

4,032,527
980,446
3,329,449
853,694
4,330,885
9,312,395
9,307,288
439,265
2,110,248
28,957,896
126,425,494

2,849,272
11,109,010
9,465,408

291,000

62,326

353,326

814,693
2,628,198
6,747,834

14,519,577
2,686,047

814,693
17,147,775
9,433,881

4,341,500

1,421,308

5,762,808

82,320,000

406,444,583

120,405,224

82,320,000

526,849,807

167

168

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Patterson (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

640,861

1,679
863,738

36,916
175,565

72,719

640,861

1,679
863,738

36,916
175,565

72,719

Functional Revenues
$

869,237

5,598,364

Perris (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

1,602,824

130,720
4,242,038

84,571
1,445,133
147,760
165,587

Total Revenues
$

1,602,824

130,720
4,242,038
869,237
84,571
1,445,133
147,760
165,587

5,598,364

133,861
63,603

133,861
63,603

617,945
412,879

617,945
412,879

532,855
46,046

532,855
46,046

3,190,413
30,721

3,190,413
30,721

45,857
25,320

22,242

45,857
47,562

203,977

146,978

203,977
146,978

64,801

21,220
3,420

86,021
3,420

27,097

624,232
66,387

651,329
66,387

245,939
134,950

672,093

701,566
16,614

375

701,566
16,614
245,939
135,325

672,093

783,486
1,096,589

266,261

2,166,075
36,752

992

2,166,075
36,752
783,486
1,097,581

266,261

41,095
51,319

813,473
1,051,430

196,250

1,050,611

794,749

130,867

41,095
51,319

813,473
1,051,430

196,250

1,050,611

794,749

130,867

481,559
18,668

123,978
1,044,545
479,215

70,180

1,756,610

103,317

481,559
18,668

123,978
1,044,545
479,215

70,180

1,756,610

103,317

140,363
1,528,373

2,816

56,700

2,816
140,363
1,585,073

364,016

18,866

370,918

18,866

734,934

7,763,855

2,616,431

10,380,286

17,539,057

11,249,833

28,788,890

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

370

1,035,660

1,899,648

Petaluma (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

5,034,205

6,658
10,256,558

887,125
1,740,501
710,115
1,062,114

24,847

5,034,205
370
6,658
10,256,558
1,035,660
887,125
1,740,501
710,115
1,062,114

1,924,495

Functional Revenues
$

1,574,532

Pico Rivera (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,540,124

846,918
3,992,002

245,240
975,759
1,072,948
114,027
3,201,569
10

Total Revenues
$

1,540,124

846,918
3,992,002
1,574,532
245,240
975,759
1,072,948
114,027
3,201,569
10

302,689

302,689

204,957
498,292
133,205

204,957
498,292
133,205

1,378,295
471,523

1,378,295
471,523

489,667
222,475

489,667
222,475

211,480
69,056

299,085

211,480
368,141

254,508

431,758

254,508
431,758

625,068

2,079,350

2,704,418

141,228

807
76,784

142,035
76,784

966,835
1,950,814
203,775
1,551,640

3,226,034
92,157

1,566

3,226,034
92,157
966,835
1,952,380
203,775
1,551,640

1,078,461
1,180,218
222,978
7,545,816

3,957,269
26,946

5,462
110,007

3,957,269
26,946
1,078,461
1,185,680
332,985
7,545,816

1,483,085
312,291
11,743,541

801,392

9,086,751

863,082

188,473
3,371,100
597,381

1,483,085
312,291
11,743,541

801,392

9,086,751

863,082

188,473
3,371,100
597,381

507,342

676,013
749,337

654,532

507,342

676,013
749,337

654,532

325,000

225,082

140,457

325,000

365,539

1,356,041

4,273,881

77,681

1,356,041
77,681
4,273,881

39,664,031

25,560,772

65,224,803

21,763,483

16,675,311

38,438,794

169

170

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

383,902

Piedmont (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

6,003,060

21,302
170,132

209,486
334,114
2,493,805
959,434
960,329

6,003,060

21,302
170,132
383,902

209,486
334,114
2,493,805
959,434
960,329

Functional Revenues
$

259,828

Pinole (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

1,292,117

3,151,629

228,562
316,301
168,425
74,851
1,699,323
147,892

Total Revenues
$

1,292,117

3,151,629
259,828
228,562
316,301
168,425
74,851
1,699,323
147,892

69,538

69,538

309,822
19,466

16,284

309,822
35,750

284,053
20,140

284,053
20,140

71,516

5,613

71,516
5,613

1,297
88,324

33,560

1,297
121,884

63,500

69,346
325,451

132,846
325,451

56,961

146,829
158,930

203,790
158,930

214,118
119,578
103,841
58,183

642,567
78,846

(5,817)
4,544

642,567
78,846
214,118
113,761
108,385
58,183

330,196
628,264

34,478

1,139,642
40,651

3,916

1,139,642
40,651
330,196
632,180

34,478

336,050
10,879
24,532
6,290
1,754,509
69,441

1,586,117

35,066

336,050
10,879
24,532
6,290
1,754,509
69,441

1,586,117

35,066

35,409
206,621
264,015
6,402
2,950,242

136,314

429,409

35,409
206,621
264,015
6,402
2,950,242

136,314

429,409

8,959
51,069
57,347

8,959
51,069
57,347

247,322
707,898

3,500

190,210

3,500
247,322
898,108

918,410
6,154,758

12,405,871

918,410
18,560,629

6,687,173

8,796,338

15,483,511

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Pismo Beach (San Luis Obispo County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

155,853

1,820,239

(3,253)
1,606,934

4,342,969
335,720
113,878
99,717

1,820,239

(3,253)
1,606,934
155,853
4,342,969
335,720
113,878
99,717

Functional Revenues
$

629,216

Pittsburg (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

1,937,930

294,274
6,945,777

157,655
1,985,779
224,720
296,405

53,016

Total Revenues
$

1,937,930

294,274
6,945,777
629,216
157,655
1,985,779
224,720
296,405

53,016

333,906
2,320,940

333,906
2,320,940

445,339

445,339

691,409

48,440

691,409
48,440

53,124
25,852

53,124
25,852

222,835

5,133

222,835
5,133

249,946
69,509

348,267

598,213
69,509

593,475

435,473
140,348

1,028,948
140,348

175,761
1,960,490

214,271

513,206
27,158

156

513,206
27,158
175,761
1,960,646

214,271

1,226,258
1,357,688

2,274,466

3,511,958
110,293

1,583
911,574

3,511,958
110,293
1,226,258
1,359,271
911,574
2,274,466

332,403
82,882
8,389

1,888,551

145,748

2,428,002

5,820

2,744

332,403
82,882
8,389

1,888,551

145,748

2,428,002

5,820

2,744

342,442
496,636

1,146,308
2,585,193

338,219
1,407,668
11,278,752
2,418,925

1,072,595

3,933,133

342,442
496,636

1,146,308
2,585,193

338,219
1,407,668
11,278,752
2,418,925

1,072,595

3,933,133

800,388

800,388

2,214,492

634,355

10,840,835

634,355

13,055,327

9,045,072

9,204,991

18,250,063

531,298
37,415,854

28,535,548

531,298
65,951,402

171

172

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

513,980

702,506

Placentia (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,294,076

672,061
5,144,674

499,448
1,117,808
723,957
240,001
1,923,986

4,294,076

672,061
5,144,674
513,980
499,448
1,117,808
723,957
240,001
1,923,986
702,506

Functional Revenues
$

Placerville (El Dorado County)


General Revenues
$

110,801

98
4,276,789

182,870
212,493
141,734
31,833

Total Revenues
$

110,801

98
4,276,789

182,870
212,493
141,734
31,833

123,539
290,812

123,539
290,812

36,911

36,911

765,090
24,623

765,090
24,623

102,075

102,075

242,743
74,998

87,499

242,743
162,497

396,963

105,836

396,963
105,836

31,642

203,108
126,667

234,750
126,667

221,786
73,294

50,833

272,619
73,294

895,707
12,566,011

2,025,505

2,609,350
57,410

1,277

2,609,350
57,410
895,707
12,567,288

2,025,505

231,335
1,954,794
210,000

585,917
1,932

180

585,917
1,932
231,335
1,954,974
210,000

33,979
249,410

66,884

2,093,961

67,349

1,875

33,979
249,410

66,884

2,093,961

67,349

1,875

97,225
100,625

40,235
2,368,460

24,632
433,648

1,099,054

238,942

97,225
100,625

40,235
2,368,460

24,632
433,648

1,099,054

238,942

47,817

29,644
75,091
141,275

29,644
75,091
189,092

21,000
61,463

21,000
61,463

20,818,431

17,947,332

38,765,763

7,712,442

5,701,316

13,413,758

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Pleasant Hill (Contra Costa County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

9,030

Total Revenues
$

1,937,372

12,884
6,806,950

881,065
1,068,212
1,708,366
200,697
148,107

1,937,372

12,884
6,806,950

881,065
1,068,212
1,708,366
200,697
148,107
9,030

Functional Revenues
$

132,073

1,088,398

Pleasanton (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

30,270,791

932,869
18,385,104

2,765,718
1,489,968
2,511,670
672,108

905,216

Total Revenues
$

30,270,791

932,869
18,385,104
132,073
2,765,718
1,489,968
2,511,670
672,108

1,993,614

354,531
62,526

354,531
62,526

447,699
12,096

8,659

447,699
20,755

1,872,359
65,985

35

1,872,359
66,020

85,628

99,462

85,628
99,462

429,938

6,547

429,938
6,547

81,715
9,516

361,569
80,206

443,284
89,722

3,695,640
109,744

594,248
50,401

4,289,888
160,145

692,371
1,110,105

1,178,508

1,927,292
32,856

36,684

1,927,292
32,856
692,371
1,146,789

1,178,508

1,414,263
1,499,905
1,171,898
3,640,873

3,838,559
400,057

54,874

3,838,559
400,057
1,414,263
1,554,779
1,171,898
3,640,873

73,846
63,830

7,086

117,098

1,426,280

73,846
63,830

7,086

117,098

1,426,280

912,388
139,390
10,635,444
424,692
10,940,383

2,684,670

15,948,792

37,001
38,206
4,156,837

912,388
139,390
10,635,444
424,692
10,940,383

2,684,670

15,948,792

37,001
38,206
4,156,837

160,000

6,733
196,341
92,634

6,733
196,341
252,634

16,898
2,082,096
11,666,227

14,759
606,290
178,966

31,657
2,688,386
11,845,193

5,891,865

15,606,089

21,497,954

24,985,000
99,789,100

63,678,180

24,985,000
163,467,280

173

174

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

13,012

Plymouth (Amador County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

111,417

109
109,527

51,557
11,736
436
3,223

111,417

109
109,527

51,557
11,736
436
3,223

13,012

Functional Revenues
$

Point Arena (Mendocino County)


General Revenues
$

30,110

46,386

53,350
9,146
8,650
1,914

Total Revenues
$

30,110

46,386

53,350
9,146
8,650
1,914

7,780
384

7,780
384

3,408

3,408

949

949

186

186

3,187

5,319
465

8,506
465

1,801

26,908

28,709

30,832
255,641

244,500

60,391
2,421

27

60,391
2,421
30,832
255,668

244,500

18,243
301,018

25,171
488

14

25,171
488
18,243
301,032

13,223

189,019

224,341

7,015

13,223

189,019

224,341

7,015

144,023

92,555

144,023

92,555

4,019
92,594

410

4,429
92,594

2,229

120

120
2,229

1,086,496

357,038

1,443,534

559,869

205,851

765,720

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

3,710,506

Pomona (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

9,607,450

250,142
12,198,173

1,348,864
3,603,809
2,220,854
1,158,716
16,492,851
950,863

9,607,450

250,142
12,198,173
3,710,506
1,348,864
3,603,809
2,220,854
1,158,716
16,492,851
950,863

Functional Revenues
$

613,557

38,700

Port Hueneme (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

837,451

3,375
684,222

247,214
385,397
246,262
78,068
887,549

Total Revenues
$

837,451

3,375
684,222
613,557
247,214
385,397
246,262
78,068
887,549
38,700

1,208,338

1,208,338

349,132

349,132

1,039,153
273,369

304,102

1,039,153
577,471

191,110
81,456

191,110
81,456

1,005,709
561,833

535,762

1,005,709
1,097,595

35,582

279,442

315,024

2,863,630

680,415
508,067

3,544,045
508,067

2,409,072
413,515

468,072
111,731

2,877,144
525,246

3,087,764
3,114,567

11,073,548

8,866,985
111,449

57,825

8,866,985
111,449
3,087,764
3,172,392

11,073,548

467,625
675,426

702,843

1,316,335
12,476

9,390

3,539

1,316,335
12,476
467,625
684,816

702,843
3,539

806,996
949,652

2,521,837
6,962,353

471,661

21,128,567

6,040

734,982

806,996
949,652

2,521,837
6,962,353

471,661

21,128,567

6,040

734,982

25,556

3,738,387
2,375,672

50,657

2,719,253

55,222

8,040

25,556

3,738,387
2,375,672

50,657

2,719,253

55,222

8,040

3,770,330

128,062
9,480
566,254

128,062
9,480
4,336,584

5,865
1,609,950

883,036

5,865
2,492,986

65,290,835

59,600,123

124,890,958

16,566,620

6,453,559

23,020,179

175

176

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

852,097

1,610,265

Porterville (Tulare County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,420,699

702
4,320,836

194,130
403,256
353,859
71,234
2,857,415

1,420,699

702
4,320,836
852,097
194,130
403,256
353,859
71,234
2,857,415
1,610,265

Functional Revenues

Portola (Plumas County)


General Revenues

172,509

20,933
193,451

15,405
27,952
19,073
5,547

Total Revenues
$

172,509

20,933
193,451

15,405
27,952
19,073
5,547

111,467

111,467

345,541
5,496

2,215

345,541
7,711

36,379
2,946

36,379
2,946

1,833

139,122

1,833
139,122

2,740

2,740

653,413

137,376
7,985

790,789
7,985

74,697

25,775
1,201

100,472
1,201

752,158
2,696,366
304,091
3,289,625

2,416,606
31,110

1,084

2,416,606
31,110
752,158
2,697,450
304,091
3,289,625

80,013
832,667

2,001,175

133,179
2,706

59
80,000

133,179
2,706
80,013
832,726
80,000
2,001,175

39,436
105,621
12,759
49,600
5,456,202
3,611,918

933,564
261,749
4,436,494

702,134

307,532
1,943,289
181,858

39,436
105,621
12,759
49,600
5,456,202
3,611,918

933,564
261,749
4,436,494

702,134

307,532
1,943,289
181,858

25,978

32,461

344,978
204,088

15,888

542,631

25,978

32,461

344,978
204,088

15,888

542,631

136,250

461,645

19,680
4,975
32,465

155,930
4,975
494,110

44,060

44,060

29,262,403

12,414,749

41,677,152

4,237,961

700,530

4,938,491

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Portola Valley (San Mateo County)


General Revenues

433,122

Total Revenues
$

520,378

231,179

153,710
101,010
71,825
704,752
2,299

520,378

231,179

153,710
101,010
71,825
704,752
435,421

Functional Revenues
$

335,575

2,321,749

Poway (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

5,610,207

68,202
9,064,660

115,846
1,272,287
15,307
315,965

Total Revenues
$

5,610,207
335,575
68,202
9,064,660

115,846
1,272,287
15,307
315,965

2,321,749

67,192

67,192

571,503

872,376
1,248,105

571,503

872,376
1,248,105

303,982
4,180

303,982
4,180

983,518
86,112

983,518
86,112

18,584

18,584

176,291
63,315

176,291
63,315

153,085
122,306

153,085
122,306

2,019,297
1,206,986

1,369,986
527,584

3,389,283
1,734,570

100,234
316,883

266,915
5,125

266,915
5,125
100,234
316,883

5,515
934,392
842,005
1,040,217
1,397,970

2,862,469
90,119

(3,211)

2,862,469
95,634
934,392
838,794
1,040,217
1,397,970

167,502

7,100

138,015

37,500

167,502

7,100

138,015

37,500

988,892

792,450
319,459
6,620,161

750,075

14,141,910

2,318
7,074,769

988,892

792,450
319,459
6,620,161

750,075

14,141,910

2,318
7,074,769

24,155

62,296

86,451

1,592,540

11,112
388,268

11,112
1,980,808

1,599,865

2,413,464

4,013,329

46,387,500

21,708,801

68,096,301

177

178

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Rancho Cucamonga (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,647,369

6,625,437

3,534,039

399,842
15,085,717

143,739
5,523,223
1,538,031
935,855

3,534,039

399,842
15,085,717
1,647,369
143,739
5,523,223
1,538,031
935,855

6,625,437

Functional Revenues
$

2,726,587

Rancho Mirage (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

673,030

31,083
4,491,101

5,195,664
868,641
197,014
410,878

Total Revenues
$

673,030

31,083
4,491,101

5,195,664
868,641
197,014
410,878

2,726,587

1,492,759
6,318,023

1,492,759
6,318,023

2,038,639
500,710

80,000

2,038,639
500,710

80,000

2,722,134
82,113

2,722,134
82,113

1,363,871
19,753

1,363,871
19,753

677,896

139,183

677,896
139,183

108,959

108,959

2,162,354
14,952

2,273,146
64,060

4,435,500
79,012

1,412,565

2,240,435

3,653,000

2,506,824
1,920,252
20,000
1,056,851

8,097,706
66,280

2,196

8,097,706
66,280
2,506,824
1,922,448
20,000
1,056,851

311,945
395,902

29,033

862,191
14,476

862,191
14,476
311,945
395,902

29,033

2,624,142
59,568

2,176,894
2,855,137

1,884,984

2,176,390
2,180,125

2,624,142
59,568

2,176,894
2,855,137

1,884,984

2,176,390
2,180,125

1,075,786

26,896
524,858

545,610

3,185,570
5,108,632

1,075,786

26,896
524,858

545,610

3,185,570
5,108,632

248,463
84,788

65,374

233,209

65,374
248,463
317,997

294,215
467,785

690,112
223,309

690,112
517,524
467,785

41,537,455

38,101,600

79,639,055

20,108,357

16,006,893

36,115,250

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Rancho Palos Verdes (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,129,914

3,887,519

828,676

15,508
1,087,266
392,611
358,988
1,832,001
228,740

3,887,519

828,676
1,129,914
15,508
1,087,266
392,611
358,988
1,832,001
228,740

Rancho Santa Margarita (Orange County)


Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues
$

537,435

1,428,571

11,956
4,886,699

911,547

410,417

1,428,571

11,956
4,886,699
537,435

911,547

410,417

343,330
332,806

343,330
332,806

706,089
169,704

706,089
169,704

577,070

577,070

115,448

115,448

260,897

260,897

263,970
302,985

175,491

439,461
302,985

85,756

256,135

341,891

818,412
498,178

183,213

2,725,256
50,543

37,104

2,725,256
50,543
818,412
535,282

183,213

1,200,283
353,853
172,836

3,694,727
19,215

15,526

3,694,727
19,215
1,200,283
369,379
172,836

407,699

29,726

347,592

149,917

99,450
17,677

407,699

29,726

347,592

149,917

99,450
17,677

137,995

137,995

4,475
129,404

4,475
129,404

29,166
57,178

17,874

29,166
75,052

5,800,662

11,869,030

17,669,692

3,412,469

11,652,667

15,065,136

179

180

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

154,645

Red Bluff (Tehama County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

911,704

2,500,020

458,120
216,488
218,767
31,963

911,704

2,500,020

458,120
216,488
218,767
31,963

154,645

Functional Revenues
$

2,318,141

Redding (Shasta County)


General Revenues
$

5,775,716

249,499
18,746,349

3,239,739
794,739
685,993
351,869

Total Revenues
$

5,775,716

249,499
18,746,349
2,318,141
3,239,739
794,739
685,993
351,869

10,100

927

11,027

1,685,485
64,039

1,685,485
64,039

73,807

41,270

73,807
41,270

549,918
58,235

122,800

549,918
181,035

46,098

76,228

122,326

4,219,920
235,193

1,076,532
646,386

5,296,452
881,579

253,239
412,768
1,428,604
1,099,556

770,224
28,054

328,809

770,224
28,054
253,239
741,577
1,428,604
1,099,556

1,699,498
2,699,955
326,359
8,601,806

4,961,046
191,189

255,225

4,953,261

4,961,046
191,189
1,699,498
2,955,180
326,359
8,601,806
4,953,261

97,654
26,602
8,865
2,246,561

356,446

1,543,705

167,321

433,183

97,654
26,602
8,865
2,246,561

356,446

1,543,705

167,321

433,183

968,632

359,010
9,492,114
14,813,663

430,821

11,314,044
91,770,107

1,292,397

736,923

8,412,824

968,632

359,010
9,492,114
14,813,663

430,821

11,314,044
91,770,107

1,292,397

736,923

8,412,824

2,119

345,954

2,119

345,954

3,050,769
8,249,214

322,625

33,553

322,625
3,050,769
8,282,767

8,359,154

5,930,647

14,289,801

10,381,895
183,730,962

42,406,521

10,381,895
226,137,483

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Redlands (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

725,942

803,804

Total Revenues
$

7,223,986

450,989
9,742,919

431,704
816,204
2,033,366
264,652

3,210,998

7,223,986
725,942
450,989
9,742,919
803,804
431,704
816,204
2,033,366
264,652

3,210,998

Functional Revenues
$

Redondo Beach (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

1,772,280

11,927,867

139,599
8,073,176

2,257,526
1,343,154
1,278,607
1,952,672
6,835,864
70,800

Total Revenues
11,927,867

139,599
8,073,176
1,772,280
2,257,526
1,343,154
1,278,607
1,952,672
6,835,864
70,800

969,797

15,467
30,888

969,797

15,467
30,888

1,579,457

1,579,457

1,088,826
351,649

1,088,826
351,649

1,225,098
123,072

1,225,098
123,072

86,826
99,491

205,588

86,826
305,079

503,097
57,444

1,109,383

503,097
1,166,827

1,392,552

957,138
436,143

2,349,690
436,143

913,508
895,556

2,038,053

2,951,561
895,556

20,259
1,337,442
2,879,731
619,399
3,876,153

3,790,715
178,400

8,204

3,790,715
198,659
1,337,442
2,887,935
619,399
3,876,153

1,201,825
2,108,383
742,351
2,357,655

3,896,474
147,246

1,170

3,896,474
147,246
1,201,825
2,109,553
742,351
2,357,655

1,058,526
555,302
236,228
411,956
4,550,011
7,991,802

268,200

13,556,370

71,503

2,372,136
3,229,254

1,058,526
555,302
236,228
411,956
4,550,011
7,991,802

268,200

13,556,370

71,503

2,372,136
3,229,254

1,128,098
267,767
163,823
72,443
267,150
498,524

1,076,052

8,521,396

289,241
66,200
4,905,231

1,128,098
267,767
163,823
72,443
267,150
498,524

1,076,052

8,521,396

289,241
66,200
4,905,231

4,105,893

1,147
145,698
1,595,330

1,147
145,698
5,701,223

790,159
91,334

2,524
99,386
32,191

2,524
889,545
123,525

897,886
53,603,293

31,493,181

897,886
85,096,474

31,617,144

41,205,692

72,822,836

181

182

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Redwood City (San Mateo County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,047,081

1,149,526

Total Revenues
$

18,905,929

69,085
15,090,100

1,554,934
2,549,988
1,154,487
518,016
7,009,817

18,905,929

69,085
15,090,100
1,047,081
1,554,934
2,549,988
1,154,487
518,016
7,009,817
1,149,526

Functional Revenues
$

481,781

400,279

Reedley (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

696,760

11,599
1,354,949

62,975
507,532
71,678
19,862

Total Revenues
$

696,760

11,599
1,354,949
481,781
62,975
507,532
71,678
19,862

400,279

40,655

40,655

729,748
129,024

11,790

729,748
140,814

215,665
1,404

215,665
1,404

321,976

735,012

321,976
735,012

89,515
68,340

89,515
68,340

2,057,479
156,211

2,933,623
203,886

4,991,102
360,097

71,615

96,959
46,114

168,574
46,114

1,478,125
4,186,079
1,098,862
1,788,788

4,350,686
204,032

2,469

2,207,095

4,350,686
204,032
1,478,125
4,188,548
1,098,862
1,788,788
2,207,095

386,580
868,963
247,152
695,931

1,263,753
19,947

565

1,263,753
19,947
386,580
869,528
247,152
695,931

700,980
272,976
308,012

9,362,230

457,535
1,373,102

13,869,575

4,834,807

1,925,922
3,264,578

700,980
272,976
308,012

9,362,230

457,535
1,373,102

13,869,575

4,834,807

1,925,922
3,264,578

144,168
107,253

196,062
1,593,332
1,809,005

182,434

1,040,083

56,730

28,838

78,622

144,168
107,253

196,062
1,593,332
1,809,005

182,434

1,040,083

56,730

28,838

78,622

2,310,572
831,878

11,055
955,416

2,321,627
1,787,294

22,811
33,612

13,415

139,165

13,415
22,811
172,777

53,655,066

58,467,420

112,122,486

8,860,830

4,305,273

13,166,103

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,797,494

1,155,408

2,047,172

Rialto (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,610,058

404,125
8,097,367

167,464
2,027,235
1,027,638
273,599

3,610,058
2,797,494
404,125
8,097,367
1,155,408
167,464
2,027,235
1,027,638
273,599

2,047,172

Functional Revenues
$

602,852

677,312

Richmond (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues
$

21,539,302

1,020,203
11,514,872

864,556
1,656,650
1,291,536
4,849,748
23,463,409

Total Revenues
$

21,539,302

1,020,203
11,514,872
602,852
864,556
1,656,650
1,291,536
4,849,748
23,463,409
677,312

68,384
51,588
776,950
543,058

68,384
51,588
776,950
543,058

284,950

284,950

1,390,805
289,974

1,390,805
289,974

142,190
10,778

66,803

142,190
77,581

88,606

520,938

88,606
520,938

336,516
70,263

2,776,846

3,113,362
70,263

3,498,649
396,150

3,414,758
92,812

6,913,407
488,962

82,957
1,911,310
1,318,874

5,106,739

5,473,704
70,670

2,677

5,473,704
153,627
1,911,310
1,321,551

5,106,739

1,891,528
2,995,750

10,389,214

6,393,433
396,237

4,476

6,393,433
396,237
1,891,528
3,000,226

10,389,214

1,014
914,700
1,779,088

9,720,414
1,071,537

925,220

6,055,409

312,703

551,000

1,014
914,700
1,779,088

9,720,414
1,071,537

925,220

6,055,409

312,703

551,000

956,421
1,547,629
687,588
353,044
9,509,108

1,234,414

2,208,543

63,312
6,763,313
516,728

956,421
1,547,629
687,588
353,044
9,509,108

1,234,414

2,208,543

63,312
6,763,313
516,728

19,810
2,037,415

19,810
2,037,415

61,623
141,522
1,488,418

1,271,338

61,623
141,522
2,759,756

40,092,941

23,998,186

64,091,127

6,485,867
54,238,370

78,294,268

6,485,867
132,532,638

183

184

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

822,369

Ridgecrest (Kern County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

391,870

(2,090)
2,592,363

867,758
599,744
108,486
42,321

391,870

(2,090)
2,592,363
822,369
867,758
599,744
108,486
42,321

Functional Revenues
$

657

82,680
8,869

Rio Dell (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

43,693

63
71,868

46,664
7,330

Total Revenues
$

43,693
657
63
71,868
82,680
8,869
46,664
7,330

109,280

109,280

4,709

4,709

135,929
21,419

135,929
21,419

19,632
1,214

19,632
1,214

32,473

32,473

4,823

120

4,823
120

174,756

96,813
150

271,569
150

35,971

3,859
493

39,830
493

434,407
1,194,829

742,986

1,481,807
5,685

22,507

1,481,807
5,685
434,407
1,217,336

742,986

66,370
266,971

94,719

190,202
1,284

33

190,202
1,284
66,370
267,004

94,719

94,437
214,582

21,041
1,879,401

277,201

46,031
1,232,738
38,642

94,437
214,582

21,041
1,879,401

277,201

46,031
1,232,738
38,642

10,258

375
257,766
10,249

357,107

18,027

10,258

375
257,766
10,249

357,107

18,027

100,000

20,811
3,657
752,805

20,811
3,657
852,805

6,117

6,117

7,540,048

7,017,160

14,557,208

1,246,514

365,609

1,612,123

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

31,579

266,683
18,169

1,277,373

Rio Vista (Solano County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

560,224

853,143

91,098
32,341
57,740
49,498
5,000

560,224
31,579

853,143
266,683
18,169
91,098
32,341
57,740
49,498
1,282,373

Functional Revenues
$

814,660

Ripon (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

536,236

(195)
1,581,288

4,109
248,872
83,256
68,868

3,311,660

Total Revenues
$

536,236

(195)
1,581,288
814,660
4,109
248,872
83,256
68,868

3,311,660

120
5,239

120
5,239

38,887

38,887

708,476
1,700

708,476
1,700

933,377
22,649

933,377
22,649

34,447

34,447

197,594
87,081

72,800
590,848

270,394
677,929

62,775
51,646

234,964
36,074

297,739
87,720

567
133,214
129,594

1,164,568

312,254
5,294

51,832

183,145

312,254
5,861
133,214
181,426

1,164,568
183,145

235,499
67,562

97,376

652,663
10,989

295

652,663
10,989
235,499
67,857

97,376

351,339
30,100
205,372
348,898
1,190,660

36,080

665,121

174,579

6,763

351,339
30,100
205,372
348,898
1,190,660

36,080

665,121

174,579

6,763

33,762
456,294

517,432

994,704

155,318

1,909,828

564

689,238

33,762
456,294

517,432

994,704

155,318

1,909,828

564

689,238

15,756
608,601

12,420

15,756
621,021

252,354
1,559,438

252,354
1,559,438

200,000
7,889,673

2,877,637

200,000
10,767,310

7,081,571

8,580,871

15,662,442

185

186

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,077,673

Riverbank (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

790,849

1,363
964,181

367,113
104,994
61,413

790,849

1,363
964,181

367,113
104,994
61,413

1,077,673

Functional Revenues
$

8,333,698

5,947,051

Riverside (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

13,571,448

602,661
41,050,068

2,868,468
3,810,913
3,919,663
3,027,108
19,928,140

Total Revenues
$

13,571,448

602,661
41,050,068
8,333,698
2,868,468
3,810,913
3,919,663
3,027,108
19,928,140
5,947,051

3,290,350
340,620

3,290,350
340,620

601,893
975

24,338

601,893
25,313

3,097,100
226,050

3,097,100
226,050

2,908

21,468

2,908
21,468

2,108,679

26,292

2,108,679
26,292

97,657

44,574
5,400

142,231
5,400

13,173,986
2,477

3,107,131
258,306

16,281,117
260,783

354,354
624,249

230,550

1,093,480
8,691

449

1,093,480
8,691
354,354
624,698

230,550

5,023,734
4,802,987

13,938,900

15,533,453
292,738

2,576

15,533,453
292,738
5,023,734
4,805,563

13,938,900

170,669
28,295

1,435,013

39,137

1,347,827

6,770

1,259,961

170,669
28,295

1,435,013

39,137

1,347,827

6,770

1,259,961

5,385,806
1,192,193
1,541,387
80,038
27,251,364
11,794,961
2,358,093
1,687,712

29,294,079
209,523,369

1,074,048

329,079
881,260
4,367,522

5,385,806
1,192,193
1,541,387
80,038
27,251,364
11,794,961
2,358,093
1,687,712

29,294,079
209,523,369

1,074,048

329,079
881,260
4,367,522

38,619

104,303
458,478

104,303
497,097

1,051
158
31,220,205

1,297,672

1,298,723
158
31,220,205

7,316,550

4,051,094

11,367,644

388,267,957

109,296,637

497,564,594

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Rocklin (Placer County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,898,356

3,419
5,437,333

244,324
1,127,868
678,978
492,340

3,963,079

4,898,356

3,419
5,437,333

244,324
1,127,868
678,978
492,340

3,963,079

Functional Revenues
$

Rohnert Park (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

2,373,584

3,114
6,088,867

1,363,690
1,073,224
499,589
352,817

128,415

Total Revenues
$

2,373,584

3,114
6,088,867

1,363,690
1,073,224
499,589
352,817

128,415

636,266

1,218,807
2,561,693

636,266

1,218,807
2,561,693

427,845

427,845

2,020,861
44,716

2,020,861
44,716

255,246
100,355

255,246
100,355

107,018

1,700

107,018
1,700

179,642
1,459

6,075

179,642
7,534

295,799

3,684,885
3,888

3,684,885
299,687

234,631
51,269

1,047,786
398,596

1,282,417
449,865

2,991,286
238,573

768,637

2,363,803
71,623

23,452

2,363,803
71,623
2,991,286
262,025

768,637

822,413
701,844

942,894

2,436,210
50,088

115,505

2,436,210
50,088
822,413
817,349

942,894

462,459
41,222
19,651
230,411

2,299,782

2,925,254

462,459
41,222
19,651
230,411

2,299,782

2,925,254

265,965
29,823
26,092
93,337
7,386,011
3,862,580

1,283,928

5,042,904

669,691

265,965
29,823
26,092
93,337
7,386,011
3,862,580

1,283,928

5,042,904

669,691

488,050

6,001
202,503
225,480

6,001
202,503
713,530

2,329,147

361,460
320,666
1,375,149

361,460
320,666
3,704,296

17,350,485

23,429,032

40,779,517

1,295,461
26,002,537

17,994,835

1,295,461
43,997,372

187

188

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Rolling Hills (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

46,445

Total Revenues
$

519,009

9,262
1,552

7,984

40,939

519,009

9,262
1,552
46,445

7,984

40,939

Rolling Hills Estates (Los Angeles County)


Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues
$

245,195

1,089,954

1,482,518

370,978
381,914
104,762

1,089,954

1,482,518

370,978
381,914
104,762

245,195

3,950

3,950

257,630

257,630

658,212
31,743

264,697

658,212
296,440

374

6,718

374
6,718

64,134

46,321

64,134
46,321

8,221

62,276
86,449

70,497
86,449

9,661

104,633
65,930

114,294
65,930

115,901

123,680
6,991

50

123,680
6,991

115,951

165,983
165,427
15,453
22,981

457,523
19,905

209

457,523
19,905
165,983
165,636
15,453
22,981

51,148

706,309

11,425

55,110

51,148

706,309

11,425

55,110

219,183
25,018

46,230

41,144

615,815

219,183
25,018

46,230

41,144

615,815

27,775

5,255

28,822

5,255

56,597

1,256,513

864,910

2,121,423

2,353,954

4,423,421

6,777,375

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Rosemead (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

1,328,204

Total Revenues
$

1,139,191

3,421,637

968,131
700,704
44,173
125,823

1,139,191

3,421,637
1,328,204
968,131
700,704
44,173
125,823

Functional Revenues
$

4,164,382

23,751,210

Roseville (Placer County)


General Revenues
$

13,212,255

248,764
34,678,592

1,197,619
657,864
517,282
977,673
6,006,269

Total Revenues
$

13,212,255

248,764
34,678,592
4,164,382
1,197,619
657,864
517,282
977,673
6,006,269
23,751,210

454,090

454,090

1,213,575

1,213,575

998,234
160,933

998,234
160,933

2,707,747
205,888

2,707,747
205,888

282,317

363,426

282,317
363,426

1,100,666

93,321

1,100,666
93,321

68,132

364,207
15,598

432,339
15,598

10,206,467
248,228

1,443,375
138,152

11,649,842
386,380

1,010,820
289,265
63,706
2,355,167
1,514

3,389,422
22,438

1,463

3,389,422
22,438
1,010,820
290,728
63,706
2,355,167
1,514

1,656,292
2,350,413
174,202
2,508,193

5,276,659
203,368

83,435

5,276,659
203,368
1,656,292
2,433,848
174,202
2,508,193

69,375

45,010

389,393

44,060

69,375

45,010

389,393

44,060

3,111,576
350,296
81,011
1,134,527
25,109,069
13,859,409

2,836,522
2,468,170
21,527,621
79,906,500

1,036,119
3,660,750
4,668,080

3,111,576
350,296
81,011
1,134,527
25,109,069
13,859,409

2,836,522
2,468,170
21,527,621
79,906,500

1,036,119
3,660,750
4,668,080

1,718,987

319

47,045

319

1,766,032

5,674
1,865,853
93,798,177

2,134

1,457,148

7,808
1,865,853
95,255,325

9,279,207

10,603,577

19,882,784

40,630,063
346,336,680

66,193,910

40,630,063
412,530,590

189

190

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Ross (Marin County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

203,547

Total Revenues
$

1,676,985

487,829
52,219

78,423
24,773
2,683

101,898

1,676,985

487,829
52,219

78,423
24,773
2,683

305,445

Functional Revenues
$

Sacramento (Sacramento County)


General Revenues
$

58,886,000

3,204,000
78,062,000

2,713,000
3,833,000
5,861,000
9,705,000
48,684,000
6,188,000

Total Revenues
$

58,886,000

3,204,000
78,062,000

2,713,000
3,833,000
5,861,000
9,705,000
48,684,000
6,188,000

17,250,000

17,250,000

244,413

244,413

13,998,000
2,682,000

13,998,000
2,682,000

21,651

21,651

6,331,000

542,000

6,331,000
542,000

44,400

73,002
77,192

73,002
121,592

1,447,000

17,063,000
1,727,000

18,510,000
1,727,000

50,906
189,453

156,986
6,144

82

156,986
6,144
50,906
189,535

8,434,000
44,779,000
4,574,000
27,549,000

24,897,000
1,238,000

983,000

16,274,000

24,897,000
1,238,000
8,434,000
45,762,000
4,574,000
27,549,000
16,274,000

118,815
1,485

16,125

11,384

66,218

118,815
1,485

16,125

11,384

66,218

15,416,000
189,000
13,748,000
34,532,000
14,593,000
35,492,000
15,886,000
5,418,000
6,254,000
42,616,000

42,903,000

15,416,000
189,000
13,748,000
34,532,000
14,593,000
35,492,000
15,886,000
5,418,000
6,254,000
42,616,000

42,903,000

4,086

1,500
52,986

1,500
57,072

113,000
7,048,000
25,998,000

138,000
1,109,000
5,950,000

251,000
8,157,000
31,948,000

972,483

2,792,702

3,765,185

106,583,000
493,833,000

287,057,000

106,583,000
780,890,000

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,193,539

Salinas (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

9,075,232

155,101
20,725,724

1,402,981
2,441,250
2,364,448
473,251
7,784,972
13,223

9,075,232

155,101
20,725,724

1,402,981
2,441,250
2,364,448
473,251
7,784,972
2,206,762

Functional Revenues
$

624,618

San Anselmo (Marin County)


General Revenues
$

4,113,660

52,641
960,048

341,911
256,061
100,688

771,642

Total Revenues
$

4,113,660
624,618
52,641
960,048

341,911
256,061
100,688

771,642

883,450

883,450

1,955,307
62,465

1,955,307
62,465

422,529
7,890

422,529
7,890

445,091

269,642

445,091
269,642

172,726

57,392

172,726
57,392

753,839
369,658

385,134
183,376

1,138,973
553,034

103,636
116,989

103,636
116,989

2,806,592
4,701,381

6,630,378

9,157,718
89,488

4,136

33,190

9,157,718
89,488
2,806,592
4,705,517

6,630,378
33,190

9,084
247,140
354,355

79,933

734,456
47,829

212

734,456
56,913
247,140
354,567

79,933

997,586
373,998
292,343
140,631
3,812,316

128,067
412,697
1,785,672

980,553

1,581,036

997,586
373,998
292,343
140,631
3,812,316

128,067
412,697
1,785,672

980,553

1,581,036

127,657
45,171
486,027

886,455

156,354

127,657
45,171
486,027

886,455

156,354

4,235,097
23,670
887,760

27,818

197,237

4,262,915
23,670
1,084,997

2,581
34,649

19,664

2,581
34,649
19,664

36,453,126

54,783,921

91,237,047

2,565,000
74,195
6,296,364

7,676,829

2,565,000
74,195
13,973,193

191

192

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
San Bernardino (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

2,315,366

7,452,688

509,366
29,894,441

2,531,049
2,878,720
4,624,796
559,496
20,204,082
2,057,565

7,452,688

509,366
29,894,441

2,531,049
2,878,720
4,624,796
559,496
20,204,082
4,372,931

Functional Revenues
$

587,576

San Bruno (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

4,395,089

3,339
6,110,243

869,991
974,185
2,083,265
160,144

708,420

Total Revenues
$

4,395,089

3,339
6,110,243
587,576
869,991
974,185
2,083,265
160,144

708,420

91,359

91,359

5,055,529

5,055,529

1,064,371
13,306

1,064,371
13,306

587,577
1,922,285

51,545

587,577
1,973,830

102,110

314,642

102,110
314,642

2,909,059
87,020

340,466
489,253

3,249,525
576,273

519,287
108,898

396,236
606,749

915,523
715,647

3,490,259
4,638,855
50,000
10,371,016

10,981,289
155,881

5,379

10,981,289
155,881
3,490,259
4,644,234
50,000
10,371,016

787,668
581,188

2,509,620

2,542,693
43,225

77,235

2,542,693
43,225
787,668
658,423

2,509,620

885,817
1,103,635
786,370
107,270
20,333,068
18,418,161

116,021

23,672,238

344,800
5,963,391

885,817
1,103,635
786,370
107,270
20,333,068
18,418,161

116,021

23,672,238

344,800
5,963,391

976,453
319,608
161,684
22,971
5,219,286

560,055

5,777,929

7,358,309

976,453
319,608
161,684
22,971
5,219,286

560,055

5,777,929

7,358,309

15,181
36,821
5,348,035

47,189

166,311

62,370
36,821
5,514,346

2,760

3,467,909

138,730
65,386
2,752,250

141,490
65,386
6,220,159

108,557,774

82,949,516

191,507,290

30,232,347

22,241,822

52,474,169

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
San Buenaventura (Ventura County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

3,020,168

12,815,690

595,198
22,300,760

2,835,572
2,292,690
1,317,031
573,209
7,087,384
147,550

Total Revenues
12,815,690

595,198
22,300,760

2,835,572
2,292,690
1,317,031
573,209
7,087,384
3,167,718

Functional Revenues
$

541,580

1,166,113

San Carlos (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

4,549,395

142,688
6,043,061

463,244
1,006,578
392,606
225,763

Total Revenues
$

4,549,395
541,580
142,688
6,043,061

463,244
1,006,578
392,606
225,763

1,166,113

193,908

895,458
282,023

193,908

895,458
282,023

431,217

431,217

1,111,843
3,872

1,111,843
3,872

519,113
38,448

519,113
38,448

1,425,603

91,886

1,425,603
91,886

122,006

123,502

122,006
123,502

1,393,316

4,433,150
183,954

5,826,466
183,954

54,667
220,045

582,802
320,619

637,469
540,664

2,183,680
2,010,720

1,840,595

5,922,778
193,105

3,294
75,846

5,922,778
193,105
2,183,680
2,014,014
75,846
1,840,595

5,846
544,842
1,008,230

15,000

1,641,928
50,108

741

1,641,928
55,954
544,842
1,008,971

15,000

1,190,399
409,675
254,198
91,164
12,677,123

1,847,463
1,492,267
16,103,697

9,214,712
51,960

1,190,399
409,675
254,198
91,164
12,677,123

1,847,463
1,492,267
16,103,697

9,214,712
51,960

360,281
71,288
5,700
45,584
4,490,994

1,744,768

58,714

360,281
71,288
5,700
45,584
4,490,994

1,744,768

58,714

1,247,118

733

733

1,247,118

1,070,815

106,412

5,924
83,775
398,284

1,076,739
83,775
504,696

58,940,962

60,869,830

119,810,792

12,621,663

16,031,018

28,652,681

193

194

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

6,705,658

San Clemente (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

10,462,585

178,320
5,166,089

980,667
1,408,820
1,118,903
679,945

10,462,585

178,320
5,166,089

980,667
1,408,820
1,118,903
679,945

6,705,658

Functional Revenues
$

7,492,086

29,167,097
105,262,601

San Diego (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

184,828,630

8,182,320
189,878,861

63,201,593
14,034,824
8,356,964

Total Revenues
$

184,828,630
7,492,086
8,182,320
189,878,861
29,167,097
105,262,601
63,201,593
14,034,824
8,356,964

669,351

669,351

41,204

41,204

2,302,544
301,347

100,966

2,302,544
402,313

1,637,514
8,974,287

1,637,514
8,974,287

314,411

682,090

314,411
682,090

24,090,612
286,334

2,754,943

24,090,612
3,041,277

1,332,409

2,354,744
1,644,455

3,687,153
1,644,455

66,629,679
425,341

8,928,633
27,698,485

75,558,312
28,123,826

1,034,219
945,733
910,883
1,038,799

3,185,754
142,070

2,702

3,185,754
142,070
1,034,219
948,435
910,883
1,038,799

98,479
26,671,855
52,111,325
5,003,142
50,136,223

71,842,198
2,549,045

239,545

71,842,198
2,647,524
26,671,855
52,350,870
5,003,142
50,136,223

928,048
59,723
542,600
1,944,473
6,317,274
90,497

1,053,703
1,787,925
11,112,004

1,545,256

928,048
59,723
542,600
1,944,473
6,317,274
90,497

1,053,703
1,787,925
11,112,004

1,545,256

47,107,186
6,049,811
20,956,802
313,575
284,786,325
55,147,978
9,269,252
3,811,823
10,310,629
245,860,928

3,461,115

811,811
68,215,302
73,105,200

47,107,186
6,049,811
20,956,802
313,575
284,786,325
55,147,978
9,269,252
3,811,823
10,310,629
245,860,928

3,461,115

811,811
68,215,302
73,105,200

1,694,927

1,694,927

442,818
39,121,094
29,150,138

239,614
20,000

682,432
39,141,094
29,150,138

42,631,784

28,108,110

70,739,894

228,028,710
7,309,887
1,511,288,163

582,755,655

228,028,710
7,309,887
2,094,043,818

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

San Dimas (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

868,341

Total Revenues
$

2,175,583

173,078
4,210,249

607,760
1,386,593
294,366
150,061

24,240

2,175,583

173,078
4,210,249
868,341
607,760
1,386,593
294,366
150,061

24,240

Functional Revenues
$

1,241,277

46,846

San Fernando (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,068,799

57,548
4,838,926

281,509
1,065,182

609,140

Total Revenues
$

1,068,799
1,241,277
57,548
4,838,926

281,509
1,065,182

655,986

631,220

631,220

273,586

273,586

293,220
95,403

293,220
95,403

200,960
15,134

200,960
15,134

324,984

181,700

324,984
181,700

455,355
135,000

20,658

455,355
155,658

1,189,760
84,283

1,189,760
84,283

317,047

91,519
132,207

408,566
132,207

659,276
1,055,393

488,411

2,217,446
29,765

950

2,217,446
29,765
659,276
1,056,343

488,411

26,852
513,995
565,672

954,120

1,441,006
17,283

(6,550)

1,441,006
44,135
513,995
559,122

954,120

231,026

65,982

107,997
586,903
434,545

1,580
209,448
692,869

231,026

65,982

107,997
586,903
434,545

1,580
209,448
692,869

90,745
188,274

27,531
1,893,344
974,520
153,048
728,783

2,257,790

12,631
50,000
1,733,425

90,745
188,274

27,531
1,893,344
974,520
153,048
728,783

2,257,790

12,631
50,000
1,733,425

16,363

16,363

1,172,857

4,441

4,441

1,172,857

8,020,641

11,468,154

19,488,795

14,028,792

9,621,668

23,650,460

195

196

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
San Francisco (San Francisco County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

104,605,021

111,006,307

29,715,060

562,063,711

26,167,858
115,577,909

122,852,918
10,946,527
10,549,403
51,475,305
71,377,810
268,960,900

562,063,711
104,605,021
26,167,858
115,577,909
111,006,307
122,852,918
10,946,527
10,549,403
51,475,305
71,377,810
298,675,960

Functional Revenues
$

2,496,671

52,000

32,811

San Gabriel (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

2,240,724

3,626,265

64,535
608,215
367,197
164,342
2,937,247

Total Revenues
$

2,240,724
2,496,671

3,626,265
52,000
64,535
608,215
367,197
164,342
2,937,247
32,811

16,608

16,608

23,171,588
817,697

7,893,342

23,171,588
8,711,039

590,604
137,265

590,604
137,265

4,976,995

4,846,245

4,976,995
4,846,245

614,015

39,863

614,015
39,863

49,940,864

21,330,727
40,784,091

71,271,591
40,784,091

101,865

168,877
514,870

270,742
514,870

806,461
22,010,370
541,087,611
117,163,674
443,694,670

103,896,909
4,459,561

40,066,273

103,896,909
5,266,022
22,010,370
581,153,884
117,163,674
443,694,670

37,507
749,529
242,089

1,693,617

2,363,226
26,426

16,298
56,516

2,363,226
63,933
749,529
258,387
56,516
1,693,617

22,061,047
26,064,845
3,907,023
24,129,068
134,745,536

13,949,000
9,024,650
3,197,265
170,253,372
132,190,341

500,115,765
54,466,280
428,218,840
114,424,180
96,561,044
83,832,709

22,061,047
26,064,845
3,907,023
24,129,068
134,745,536

13,949,000
9,024,650
3,197,265
170,253,372
132,190,341

500,115,765
54,466,280
428,218,840
114,424,180
96,561,044
83,832,709

632,372
40,744
641,325

329,918

394,271

988,092

148,495

632,372
40,744
641,325

329,918

394,271

988,092

148,495

1,277,378

114,013,912

2,907,432
573,921
30,089,798

4,184,810
573,921
144,103,710

710,047

8,011

8,011

710,047

281,010,945
90,842,616
3,753,282,134

1,496,820,640

281,010,945
90,842,616
5,250,102,774

10,649,845

13,202,612

23,852,457

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

760,822

San Jacinto (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

700,023

891,692

13,380
1,073,783
99,007
126,848

700,023

891,692

13,380
1,073,783
99,007
126,848

760,822

Functional Revenues
$

San Joaquin (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

25,571

36
106,983

16,995
10,240
1,726

67,350

Total Revenues
$

25,571

36
106,983

16,995
10,240
1,726

67,350

182,644
34,929
706,061

182,644
34,929
706,061

17,897

17,897

912,361
13,751

9,972

912,361
23,723

23,405
188

23,405
188

92,032

51,556

92,032
51,556

8,275

444

8,275
444

180,578

75,913
4,550

256,491
4,550

154,671
18,206

154,671
18,206

1,013,876
519,820
69,491
1,477,912

1,459,964
15,373

1,459,964
15,373
1,013,876
519,820
69,491
1,477,912

65,939

267,936

195,941
3,002

27,791
67,641

195,941
3,002
65,939
27,791
67,641
267,936

497,091
42,141
14,440

226,716
1,270,996

2,176,561

711,073

497,091
42,141
14,440

226,716
1,270,996

2,176,561

711,073

3,022

236,393
184,716

293,878

3,022

236,393
184,716

293,878

1,118,396

1,622,962

2,741,358

3,000

185,929
123,481

188,929
123,481

12,021,691

6,145,023

18,166,714

1,104,649

1,006,007

2,110,656

197

198

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

17,050,702

San Jose (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

109,235,254

1,797,361
122,756,988

14,620,697
32,092,363
36,642,153
19,075,490
65,784,892
16,844,067

109,235,254

1,797,361
122,756,988

14,620,697
32,092,363
36,642,153
19,075,490
65,784,892
33,894,769

Functional Revenues
$

San Juan Bautista (San Benito County)


General Revenues

187,455

8,226
152,548

79,199
59,492
15,290
9,036

Total Revenues
187,455

8,226
152,548

79,199
59,492
15,290
9,036

6,129,662

6,129,662

15,788
2,781

15,788
2,781

16,427,090
6,285,599

16,427,090
6,285,599

29,258
362

29,258
362

2,548,433

9,664,104

2,548,433
9,664,104

637

637

15,629,628
8,876,808

41,762,161
525,892

57,391,789
9,402,700

12,965

36,774

12,965
36,774

17,463,730
15,066,422
7,361,421
55,049,786
4,219,609

53,777,821
1,157,047

728,325

53,777,821
1,157,047
17,463,730
15,794,747
7,361,421
55,049,786
4,219,609

37,189
309,676

142,538

92,092
2,768

3,594

92,092
2,768
37,189
313,270

142,538

4,421,740
1,755,777
4,596,400
9,373,722
103,020,623
60,053,586
10,132,041
8,330,146

17,378,006

88,457,373

28,664,733

4,421,740
1,755,777
4,596,400
9,373,722
103,020,623
60,053,586
10,132,041
8,330,146

17,378,006

88,457,373

28,664,733

51,414

75,236
451,517

185,794

5,278

51,414

75,236
451,517

185,794

5,278

9,119,436
65,451,198

25,166
612,592
1,011,402

25,166
9,732,028
66,462,600

24,181
(42,466)

80,152
61

104,333
(42,405)

207,635,000

790,498,671

528,113,775

207,635,000

1,318,612,446

1,301,511

727,324

2,028,835

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
San Juan Capistrano (Orange County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,687,819

210,857

3,270,276

66,849
7,567,783

197,213
868,004
189,621
258,759

3,270,276
1,687,819
66,849
7,567,783

197,213
868,004
189,621
258,759

210,857

Functional Revenues
$

997,828

San Leandro (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

7,389,474

78,030
20,680,474

174,032
3,329,375
1,759,154
3,851,858
9,298,100
324,694

Total Revenues
$

7,389,474

78,030
20,680,474

174,032
3,329,375
1,759,154
3,851,858
9,298,100
1,322,522

123,749

123,749

338,047

249,681

338,047

249,681

865,131
6,938

865,131
6,938

1,637,501
306,406

1,637,501
306,406

612,744

8,458

612,744
8,458

159,850
408,925

159,850
408,925

478,352

300,840
206,939

779,192
206,939

1,792,672
2,790,090

1,646,561
945,638

3,439,233
3,735,728

19,364
646,346
336,864
440,077
292,152

2,049,461
44,215

917

2,049,461
63,579
646,346
337,781
440,077
292,152

1,671,014
2,976,481
133,738
3,558,262

4,680,544
54,509

251,645

4,680,544
54,509
1,671,014
3,228,126
133,738
3,558,262

467,836

163,359
2,515,279

197,704
146,206

1,071,221

467,836

163,359
2,515,279

197,704
146,206

1,071,221

57,703
319,064
72,582
296,726
7,662,433

163,573
1,430,730
648,608

1,624,188

5,027,500
1,883,140

57,703
319,064
72,582
296,726
7,662,433

163,573
1,430,730
648,608

1,624,188

5,027,500
1,883,140

(310,685)

26,086

(284,599)

205,998
7,606,179

205,998
7,606,179

9,971,313

15,055,421

25,026,734

44,018,919

54,464,088

98,483,007

199

200

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,182,900

1,275,600

5,584,200

10,179,300

3,840,800
1,356,200
1,429,900
216,000
3,666,200

5,584,200

10,179,300
1,182,900
3,840,800
1,356,200
1,429,900
216,000
3,666,200
1,275,600

Functional Revenues
$

1,999,167

10,959,611

San Marcos (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

3,499,006

143,335
10,621,631

245,948
1,427,468
170,771
637,888

192,589

Total Revenues
$

3,499,006

143,335
10,621,631
1,999,167
245,948
1,427,468
170,771
637,888

11,152,200

1,142,479
1,142,479
210,583
2,473,034

1,142,479
1,142,479
210,583
2,473,034

2,764,443
240,256

2,764,443
240,256

330,600

330,600

127,424

127,424

869,900

913,500
46,700

1,783,400
46,700

1,162,989
2,469,731

1,162,989
2,469,731

978,300
1,662,600
75,000
3,895,400
1,057,800

2,621,600
81,300

45,800

2,621,600
81,300
978,300
1,662,600
75,000
3,895,400
1,103,600

1,147,511
1,299,953

2,241,409

3,677,475
50,553

1,745
277,263

3,677,475
50,553
1,147,511
1,301,698
277,263
2,241,409

2,070,000
206,900
358,300
76,900
8,265,900

2,902,700
1,038,700
279,800
10,400,500

367,700

672,300

2,070,000
206,900
358,300
76,900
8,265,900

2,902,700
1,038,700
279,800
10,400,500

367,700

672,300

1,578,700

1,800,143
559,235

1,007,772

4,808,066

1,578,700

1,800,143
559,235

1,007,772

4,808,066

10,700
133,900
90,600

1,800
3,500
97,600

12,500
137,400
188,200

5,579,137
5,233,687

7,100
999,397
2,255,546

7,100
6,578,534
7,489,233

2,415,900
40,618,900

30,084,400

2,415,900
70,703,300

254,000
46,441,665

27,967,859

254,000
74,409,524

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

San Marino (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

175,665

145,681

Total Revenues
$

6,315,334

467,279

376,083
409,136
149,932
1,173,750
129,623

6,315,334

467,279
175,665

376,083
409,136
149,932
1,173,750
275,304

Functional Revenues
$

1,406,075

1,286,490
581,929

6,426,658

San Mateo (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

16,257,803

330,919
15,521,726

2,313,249
1,680,801
2,867,164
5,898,150

590,592

Total Revenues
$

16,257,803
1,406,075
330,919
15,521,726
1,286,490
2,895,178
1,680,801
2,867,164
5,898,150

7,017,250

968,652
1,283,907

968,652
1,283,907

274,138
122,790

274,138
122,790

2,760,012
5,350

2,760,012
5,350

140,805
100

140,805
100

739,221

269,349

739,221
269,349

37,440
62,459

404,121

441,561
62,459

1,919,926
48,429

1,148,862
70,087

3,068,788
118,516

274,058
264,938

184,276

780,122
83,580

351
12,430

780,122
83,580
274,058
265,289
12,430
184,276

13,462
1,804,193
2,057,412

4,320,687

5,422,481
198,346

2,626

5,422,481
211,808
1,804,193
2,060,038

4,320,687

211,812
15,362
240,408

805,979

24,823

211,812
15,362
240,408

805,979

24,823

767,711
222,746
769,057
279,803
14,454,267
1,479,681
1,142,893
3,624,537
2,955,109

2,436,195
213,241

767,711
222,746
769,057
279,803
14,454,267
1,479,681
1,142,893
3,624,537
2,955,109

2,436,195
213,241

7,097

28,132
12,053
75,832

28,132
12,053
82,929

147,444
210,403

3,734

2,127,081

3,734
147,444
2,337,484

5,240,390

10,417,758

15,658,148

52,072,931

54,702,970

106,775,901

201

202

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

San Pablo (Contra Costa County)


General Revenues

411,040

298,081

Total Revenues
$

275,181

1,785,501

172,269
414,423
2,312,171
1,030,124
1,959,355

275,181

1,785,501
411,040
172,269
414,423
2,312,171
1,030,124
1,959,355
298,081

Functional Revenues
$

12,778

San Rafael (Marin County)


General Revenues
$

7,483,357

7,973
16,779,878

1,331,351
1,757,293
2,189,894
1,230,073

902,112

Total Revenues
$

7,483,357

7,973
16,779,878

1,331,351
1,757,293
2,189,894
1,230,073

914,890

859,323
347,163

859,323
347,163

3,148,198

3,148,198

508,990
58,239

508,990
58,239

459,893
275,216

459,893
275,216

156,452
11,288

156,452
11,288

248,627

522,005

248,627
522,005

165,557
213,936

278,405
36,512

443,962
250,448

296,712
73,304

779,121
84,806

1,075,833
158,110

582,420
690,444
15,440
207,558

1,801,198
16,422

818

1,801,198
16,422
582,420
691,262
15,440
207,558

1,216,777
2,216,503

452,281

3,368,660
78,618

1,505

3,368,660
78,618
1,216,777
2,218,008

452,281

99,985
170,214

72,355

13,720
46,042
49,492

99,985
170,214

72,355

13,720
46,042
49,492

726,160
325,948
1,306,452
86,130

1,810,479
3,488,891

4,092,813

726,160
325,948
1,306,452
86,130

1,810,479
3,488,891

4,092,813

50,000
2,856,912

153,620

82,336

153,620
50,000
2,939,248

50,567
2,653,036

50,567
2,653,036

7,884,651

10,318,335

18,202,986

22,940,765

36,516,646

59,457,411

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
San Ramon (Contra Costa County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

2,620,754

Total Revenues
$

6,620,841

239,354
7,798,202

1,595,508
1,477,978
163,245
456,932

6,620,841

239,354
7,798,202

1,595,508
1,477,978
163,245
456,932

2,620,754

Functional Revenues
$

Sand City (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

81,094

1,501
2,626,972

52,185
408,319
1,911
122,393

Total Revenues
$

81,094

1,501
2,626,972

52,185
408,319
1,911
122,393

153,020
443,965
3,083,595

153,020
443,965
3,083,595

1,515,095
56

2,666

1,515,095
2,722

50,565

100

50,565
100

415,876
36,311

415,876
36,311

23,357

1,864

23,357
1,864

996,512
339,321

1,724,956

2,721,468
339,321

48,439

249,467

249,467
48,439

953,669
2,422,099

12,623

2,772,350
128,239

58,670

2,772,350
128,239
953,669
2,480,769

12,623

12,240
140,705

18,465
797

18,465
797
12,240
140,705

536,618

651,219

144,369

2,041,743

1,732,843
269,594

536,618

651,219

144,369

2,041,743

1,732,843
269,594

22,174
550

29

22,174
550

29

3,154

119,731

119,731
3,154

289,151

32,183

321,334

195,000
18,567,436

23,158,672

195,000
41,726,108

587,210

3,597,251

4,184,461

203

204

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

522,279

Sanger (Fresno County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

713,950

1,312
1,461,739

6,272
534,051
128,240
27,656
636,253

713,950

1,312
1,461,739
522,279
6,272
534,051
128,240
27,656
636,253

Functional Revenues
$

6,378,471

1,886,204

Santa Ana (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

20,404,146

38,483,597

3,993,285
3,741,023
7,637,437
882,854
24,957,996

Total Revenues
$

20,404,146

38,483,597
6,378,471
3,993,285
3,741,023
7,637,437
882,854
24,957,996
1,886,204

118,543

118,543

182,170
2,410

11,950

182,170
14,360

2,249,945
646,484

39,809

2,249,945
686,293

86,520

12,257

86,520
12,257

2,330,045
894,827

1,203,367

2,330,045
2,098,194

315,172
27,775

49,620
19,087

364,792
46,862

8,357,244
9,636,142

661,864
218,163

9,019,108
9,854,305

380,568
262,577

520,388

1,135,614
11,981

519

141,100

1,135,614
11,981
380,568
263,096

520,388
141,100

6,982,028
8,152,724
2,663,782
52,382,490

20,049,496
272,091

9,719

894,390

20,049,496
272,091
6,982,028
8,162,443
2,663,782
52,382,490
894,390

58,165
21,532
733,984
6,496
2,082,344
1,867,750

396,132

1,221,241

334,480
1,833

58,165
21,532
733,984
6,496
2,082,344
1,867,750

396,132

1,221,241

334,480
1,833

1,711,941
1,389,921
3,223,627

3,062,077
11,828,474
2,774,398
1,144,437

31,024,318

459,220
12,835,010

1,711,941
1,389,921
3,223,627

3,062,077
11,828,474
2,774,398
1,144,437

31,024,318

459,220
12,835,010

93,582

60

33,909

60

127,491

853,002
5,584,203

82,922
259
327,197

82,922
853,261
5,911,400

9,235,941

4,925,570

14,161,511

5,687,120
184,138,134

123,859,615

5,687,120
307,997,749

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

10,237,339

17,595,769

11,837,281
2,049,716
1,831,973
874,582
10,886,009

10,237,339

17,595,769

11,837,281
2,049,716
1,831,973
874,582
10,886,009

Functional Revenues
$

57,812

114,669

Santa Clara (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

17,227,152

1,249
33,320,747

7,889,562
2,409,630
817,652
614,882

Total Revenues
$

17,227,152

1,249
33,320,747
57,812
7,889,562
2,409,630
817,652
614,882

114,669

1,325,387
231,895

1,325,387
231,895

2,313,933
7,114

2,313,933
7,114

1,832,306

250,277

1,832,306
250,277

649,829
28,250

575,370

649,829
603,620

2,261,697
244,841

2,137,581
150,233

4,399,278
395,074

31,066,983
164,832

12,793,076
3,748,346

43,860,059
3,913,178

1,698,393
7,871,979

4,249,342

5,382,659
135,873

2,488
68,002

5,382,659
135,873
1,698,393
7,874,467
68,002
4,249,342

2,167,395
2,172,438
10,000
1,058,801

6,055,062
190,134

(7,042)

11,865,239

6,055,062
190,134
2,167,395
2,165,396
10,000
1,058,801
11,865,239

1,473,192
815,786
70,079
3,041,727
9,450,209

4,395,116
2,217,413
1,947,487
23,104,315

11,207,943
9,074,812

300,000

13,864,065

1,473,192
815,786
70,079
3,041,727
9,450,209

4,395,116
2,217,413
1,947,487
23,104,315

11,207,943
9,074,812

300,000

13,864,065

1,176,530
572,801
1,487,155
260,790
10,203,353
12,296,348
699,761
2,268,481

16,090,163
181,770,743

4,836,595
2,842,326

1,176,530
572,801
1,487,155
260,790
10,203,353
12,296,348
699,761
2,268,481

16,090,163
181,770,743

4,836,595
2,842,326

1,478,027

1,478,027

149,710
18,292,605

19,151
356,907
445,348

19,151
506,617
18,737,953

102,156,011

63,439,782

165,595,793

23,670,874
316,430,291

98,322,465

23,670,874
414,752,756

205

206

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Santa Clarita (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

10,524,988

11,424,270

Total Revenues
$

7,313,820

170,320
24,337,912

1,186,141
4,863,519
181,319
920,676

7,313,820

170,320
24,337,912
10,524,988
1,186,141
4,863,519
181,319
920,676

11,424,270

Functional Revenues
$

434,047

569,247

722,357

Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz County)


General Revenues
$

6,589,765

331,602
8,291,244

3,007,257
743,038
784,446
191,042
7,592,049
1,664,150

Total Revenues
$

6,589,765
434,047
331,602
8,291,244
569,247
3,007,257
743,038
784,446
191,042
7,592,049
2,386,507

1,804,117
7,063,158

1,804,117
7,063,158

3,512,857

3,512,857

576,300
31,007

6,705

576,300
37,712

1,009,976

31,970

1,009,976
31,970

32,217

1,554,856

1,587,073

2,526,923

860,221
351,563

3,387,144
351,563

2,309,074
1,897,252

775,862
1,078,320

3,084,936
2,975,572

2,888,339
4,851,596

4,249,191

9,137,674
93,631

4,183
125,000

9,137,674
93,631
2,888,339
4,855,779
125,000
4,249,191

5,304
1,132,499
3,982,795
1,855,836
5,287,045

3,253,312
90,548

1,456

2,389,706

3,253,312
95,852
1,132,499
3,984,251
1,855,836
5,287,045
2,389,706

2,178,959

634,381

2,253,236

2,977,119

2,708,972

1,353,709

2,178,959

634,381

2,253,236

2,977,119

2,708,972

1,353,709

956,250
391,704
234,475

11,461,187
11,646,613
2,221,780
1,125,976
2,056,785
14,278,840

5,649,446
2,262,149

956,250
391,704
234,475

11,461,187
11,646,613
2,221,780
1,125,976
2,056,785
14,278,840

5,649,446
2,262,149

557,654
1,223,151

557,654
1,223,151

12,958
626,797
809,919

46,683

734,871

59,641
626,797
1,544,790

1,558,097
65,300,693

49,577,949

1,558,097
114,878,642

1,695,022
74,264,881

39,126,912

1,695,022
113,391,793

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Santa Fe Springs (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

471,259

1,207,353

6,702
20,213,525

237,527
2,346,529
618,449
103,275

266,811

1,207,353

6,702
20,213,525
471,259
237,527
2,346,529
618,449
103,275

266,811

Functional Revenues
$

982,126

Santa Maria (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

4,340,534

24,855
15,211,593

1,800,893
1,099,966
279,058
360,368

9,237,644

Total Revenues
$

4,340,534

24,855
15,211,593
982,126
1,800,893
1,099,966
279,058
360,368

9,237,644

203,498
23,952

203,498
23,952

1,011,711

1,011,711

1,221,554
274,078

126,050

1,221,554
400,128

1,975,232
17,231

1,975,232
17,231

226,647
37,848

283,809

226,647
321,657

302,900
3,437

85,053

302,900
88,490

121,071
266,642

538,025
548,450

659,096
815,092

5,524,322
270,167

5,524,322
270,167

339,833
1,304,625
71,281
446,157

1,078,374
16,417

3,357

1,078,374
16,417
339,833
1,307,982
71,281
446,157

1,660,932
3,866,644
640,320
2,463,675

4,637,721
52,994

2,276

4,637,721
52,994
1,660,932
3,868,920
640,320
2,463,675

240,960
173,218
1,560,306
2,821

216,367

463,502

7,978,593

18,497

1,084,052

240,960
173,218
1,560,306
2,821

216,367

463,502

7,978,593

18,497

1,084,052

1,940,568
502,600
340,013
529,997
4,018,070
15,821,676

1,946,907

20,056,357

367,484
2,774,938
1,248,114

1,940,568
502,600
340,013
529,997
4,018,070
15,821,676

1,946,907

20,056,357

367,484
2,774,938
1,248,114

42,235
1,103,141
302,747

42,235
1,103,141
302,747

47,966
2,685,503
1,878,227

47,966
2,685,503
1,878,227

268,233
18,463,117

27,594,653

268,233
46,057,770

72,877,117

37,132,955

110,010,072

207

208

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Santa Monica (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

20,471,818

7,852,772

15,709,167

3,560,925
25,235,982

17,058,749
819,664
17,712,864
3,968,150
27,549,259

Total Revenues
15,709,167

3,560,925
25,235,982
20,471,818
17,058,749
819,664
17,712,864
3,968,150
27,549,259
7,852,772

Functional Revenues
$

671,733

Santa Paula (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

1,966,117

41,704
1,507,410

110,174
212,579
125,345
64,610

43,976

Total Revenues
$

1,966,117

41,704
1,507,410

110,174
212,579
125,345
64,610

715,709

788,063

788,063

2,090,634
519,093

11,160,698

2,090,634
11,679,791

177,593
56,842

22,944

177,593
79,786

600,672
36,466

10,105,287

600,672
10,141,753

64,927

41,348

64,927
41,348

3,985,868
350,128

6,692,457
4,668,092

10,678,325
5,018,220

213,742
46,131

15,943
97,667

229,685
143,798

2,226,833
2,162,701

27,221,043

5,082,875
218,899

5,082,875
218,899
2,226,833
2,162,701

27,221,043

548,468
1,329,968
421
1,996,316

1,556,019
25,510

313,718

1,556,019
25,510
548,468
1,643,686
421
1,996,316

1,600,325
1,152,916
356,285

10,908,222
14,622,424

7,206,206

16,928,988

3,227,743

13,055,467
5,235,979
13,402,312

1,600,325
1,152,916
356,285

10,908,222
14,622,424

7,206,206

16,928,988

3,227,743

13,055,467
5,235,979
13,402,312

169,677
56,592
2,954
77,502
2,129,902
1,624,863

115,244

5,291,029

306,486

169,677
56,592
2,954
77,502
2,129,902
1,624,863

115,244

5,291,029

306,486

32,135,987

713,000

32,848,987

128,376
42,065

9,559

87,225

9,559
128,376
129,290

25,080,000

213,218,945

150,256,068

25,080,000

363,475,013

15,050,831

6,241,848

21,292,679

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,333,961

Santa Rosa (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

14,629,908

33,731
27,869,825

3,076,541
2,977,458
3,469,356
3,549,361
8,329,513

14,629,908

33,731
27,869,825
2,333,961
3,076,541
2,977,458
3,469,356
3,549,361
8,329,513

Functional Revenues
$

1,064,668

173,119

Santee (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

5,531,868

6,273,557

109,115
1,262,194
92,964
179,502

Total Revenues
$

5,531,868

6,273,557
1,064,668
109,115
1,262,194
92,964
179,502

173,119

2,202,819

232,290
310,784

2,202,819

232,290
310,784

1,488,521
204,580

1,488,521
204,580

710,014

2,896

710,014
2,896

360,881

1,322,069

360,881
1,322,069

223,927

11,748

223,927
11,748

3,201,637

2,435,265
625,328

5,636,902
625,328

254,516
23,985

361,612

616,128
23,985

3,338,758
6,038,422
5,702,095
12,760,018

8,653,849
213,067

4,041

8,653,849
213,067
3,338,758
6,042,463
5,702,095
12,760,018

1,111,050
940,175

578,835

3,108,368
83,072

3,108,368
83,072
1,111,050
940,175

578,835

2,039,572
1,128,069
828,499
269,036
45,506,853

2,537,023
3,589,064
1,212,194
23,774,446

3,852,265
7,748,284
5,802,250

2,039,572
1,128,069
828,499
269,036
45,506,853

2,537,023
3,589,064
1,212,194
23,774,446

3,852,265
7,748,284
5,802,250

257,395

113,151

288,712

1,193,044

257,395

113,151

288,712

1,193,044

6,330
5,431,633
9,973,784

52,227

58,557
5,431,633
9,973,784

205,500

493,796

104,357
311,433

205,500
104,357
805,229

86,518,612
235,646,787

77,241,539

86,518,612
312,888,326

10,377,780

17,432,686

27,810,466

209

210

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Saratoga (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

4,179,302

1,028,329

160,639
932,807
284,037
268,136

591,449

4,179,302

1,028,329

160,639
932,807
284,037
268,136

591,449

Functional Revenues
$

Sausalito (Marin County)


General Revenues
$

3,876,507

1,342,677

561,145
585,242
395,566
90,409

1,265

Total Revenues
$

3,876,507

1,342,677

561,145
585,242
395,566
90,409

1,265

103,448
471,020

103,448
471,020

137,843

109,871

137,843

109,871

1,159,509
70,411

1,159,509
70,411

167,321
29,979

167,321
29,979

125,557

43,463

125,557
43,463

377,977

377,977

229,212

177,696
23,265

406,908
23,265

35,390
627,377

8,259
550,252

43,649
1,177,629

390,844
857,901

612,711

1,895,801
37,123

805

1,895,801
37,123
390,844
858,706

612,711

148,772
232,510

24,286

443,052
38,339

443,052
38,339
148,772
232,510

24,286

742,929

18,255
407,721

912,571

742,929

18,255
407,721

912,571

124,847
11,638
207
117,849
490,444

300,324

2,700,952

124,847
11,638
207
117,849
490,444

300,324

2,700,952

2,393,870

53

53

2,393,870

(257,097)

19,875

72,517

19,875
(257,097)
72,517

8,495,959

9,622,905

18,118,864

5,380,490

7,985,105

13,365,595

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Scotts Valley (Santa Cruz County)


General Revenues

363,545

Total Revenues
$

556,310

3,822
1,828,481

461,566
549,674
331,158
84,012
678,637
20,133

556,310

3,822
1,828,481

461,566
549,674
331,158
84,012
678,637
383,678

Functional Revenues
$

Seal Beach (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

3,477,024

158,161
2,213,060

480,296
744,882
860,565
116,719
4,475,157
113,650

Total Revenues
$

3,477,024

158,161
2,213,060

480,296
744,882
860,565
116,719
4,475,157
113,650

46,312

46,312

143,844

143,844

237,212
12,923

306

237,212
13,229

509,288
41,230

225,381

509,288
266,611

4,159
525

52,685

4,159
53,210

982,176

19,391

982,176
19,391

200,761
7,836

163,902
22,658

364,663
30,494

220,928
273,261

240,147
287,056

461,075
560,317

245,273
686,771
669,221
253,278

690,774
8,081

307

690,774
8,081
245,273
687,078
669,221
253,278

459,685
3,116,129
290,669
20,879

1,463,059
48,010

652

1,463,059
48,010
459,685
3,116,781
290,669
20,879

164,752
25,531

1,882,863

853,959

77,450

164,752
25,531

1,882,863

853,959

77,450

273,732

997,246
768,188
255,312
502,393

2,863,509

96,148

662,604

273,732

997,246
768,188
255,312
502,393

2,863,509

96,148

662,604

29,119
1,150,000

16,000
306,593

45,119
1,456,593

2,500
(38,668)

38,155

288,849

38,155
2,500
250,181

525,000
7,436,490

5,775,099

525,000
13,211,589

12,441,053

15,250,214

27,691,267

211

212

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Seaside (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,093,323

5,387,851

1,801,890
734,524
429,564

1,688,840

1,093,323

5,387,851

1,801,890
734,524
429,564

1,688,840

Functional Revenues
$

234,226

Sebastopol (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

767,542

7
1,583,325

254,135
191,960
108,764
107,337

16,967

Total Revenues
$

767,542
234,226
7
1,583,325

254,135
191,960
108,764
107,337

16,967

71,453

71,453

444,175
5,777

444,175
5,777

142,026
6,195

142,026
6,195

37,545
53,327

37,545
53,327

38,244

23,322

38,244
23,322

12,537

152,710
272,963

165,247
272,963

39,617

31,826
64,736

71,443
64,736

618,016
903,187

1,170,423

1,836,002
10,161

851

1,836,002
10,161
618,016
904,038

1,170,423

4,161
143,163
333,640

173,969

472,581
14,875

719
10,006

472,581
19,036
143,163
334,359
10,006
173,969

196,080
37,404
9,082

216,175

332,521

2,490

196,080
37,404
9,082

216,175

332,521

2,490

119,731
68,170
6,181
51,404
2,026,769

51,445

1,051,274

26,137

119,731
68,170
6,181
51,404
2,026,769

51,445

1,051,274

26,137

6,850,000

1,187,470

6,850,000

1,187,470

709,282

15

15

709,282

721,407
4,831,599

21,446,149

721,407
26,277,748

5,225,634

3,648,117

8,873,751

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Selma (Fresno County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

486,174

581,910

Total Revenues
$

661,101

4,959
3,942,204

168,987
403,890
137,062
32,724

661,101

4,959
3,942,204
486,174
168,987
403,890
137,062
32,724

581,910

Functional Revenues

Shafter (Kern County)


General Revenues

98,108

406,288

427,851

75,011
1,702,996

215,381
41,200
9,681

Total Revenues
$

427,851

75,011
1,702,996
98,108

215,381
41,200
9,681

406,288

360

108,104

360

108,104

1,340

1,340

338,795
3,927

15,795

338,795
19,722

1,480
4,370

1,480
4,370

64,566

6,345

64,566
6,345

6,594
32,941

6,594
32,941

138,308
69,305

(127,263)

11,045
69,305

794,053
1,882,269

458,574

1,252,627
1,882,269

368,148
2,324,404
220
793,350

1,191,508
21,090

36,580

1,191,508
21,090
368,148
2,360,984
220
793,350

218,344
230,362
37,031
387,212

708,513
6,431

349

708,513
6,431
218,344
230,711
37,031
387,212

224,852
54,963
1,081,534

464,065

64,842

24,839

65,679

224,852
54,963
1,081,534

464,065

64,842

24,839

65,679

249,036
54,472

11,666
1,631,851
609,908

14,123

1,635,428

44,278
1,351,622
8,209,936

249,036
54,472

11,666
1,631,851
609,908

14,123

1,635,428

44,278
1,351,622
8,209,936

416,614

25,914

442,528

612,659

345,110

612,659

345,110

545,950
8,220,909

6,520,896

545,950
14,741,805

18,870,481

3,645,987

22,516,468

213

214

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

297,192

Shasta Lake (Shasta County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

557,752

204,630
471,330

12,528
158,204
18,787
21,508

557,752

204,630
471,330
297,192
12,528
158,204
18,787
21,508

Functional Revenues
$

Sierra Madre (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

92,943
6,069

92,943
6,069

5,246

4,717

5,246
4,717

389,357

35,189
9,177

424,546
9,177

262,651
208,132

893,462

594,899
16,227

248
93,362

594,899
16,227
262,651
208,380
93,362
893,462

40,343

9,783
1,160,532

25,591

1,342,249
14,329,503

2,068,487
367,177

40,343

9,783
1,160,532

25,591

1,342,249
14,329,503

2,068,487
367,177

214,388

9,454
5,609

9,454
219,997

21,713,105

2,213,621

23,926,726

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

231,682

288,843

Signal Hill (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

236,193

(25,057)
10,025,102

179,677
553,845
413,562
88,559

988,737

236,193

(25,057)
10,025,102
231,682
179,677
553,845
413,562
88,559

1,277,580

Functional Revenues
$

3,292,562

534,113

Simi Valley (Ventura County)


General Revenues
$

7,663,529

858,308
12,830,405

894,063
3,366,957
1,370,609
687,857

Total Revenues
$

7,663,529

858,308
12,830,405
3,292,562
894,063
3,366,957
1,370,609
687,857

534,113

36,099

36,099

385,319
13,483

1,639

385,319
15,122

2,947,596
52,547

2,947,596
52,547

67,843
23,351

130,584

67,843
153,935

504,494
21,010

255,292

504,494
276,302

300,457

870,932
33,281

1,171,389
33,281

974,725

815,486
156,963

1,790,211
156,963

207,201
240,808
431,807
2,162,716

607,370
3,837

(5,239)

607,370
3,837
207,201
235,569
431,807
2,162,716

2,158,322
632,381
52,100
4,926,867

6,951,827
123,176

162,366

6,951,827
123,176
2,158,322
794,747
52,100
4,926,867

274,570
130,092

86,009
31,975
251,922

156,476

3,196,763

1,601

52,600

274,570
130,092

86,009
31,975
251,922

156,476

3,196,763

1,601

52,600

977,629
120,308

681,646
9,184,395
112,858

583,259

870,314

977,629
120,308

681,646
9,184,395
112,858

583,259

870,314

363
13,212
2,408,565

1,887

110,435

2,250
13,212
2,519,000

5,215
201,933
655,310

26,362

531,972

31,577
201,933
1,187,282

875,515
11,869,272

14,215,344

875,515
26,084,616

29,489,584

36,695,172

66,184,756

215

216

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Solana Beach (San Diego County)


General Revenues

Total Revenues
$

3,455,717

46,478
2,482,421

515,588
505,523
31,160
144,084

3,455,717

46,478
2,482,421

515,588
505,523
31,160
144,084

Functional Revenues
$

851,647

Soledad (Monterey County)


General Revenues
$

227,969

474,850

74,781
117,336
47,342

423,374

Total Revenues
$

227,969

474,850

74,781
117,336
47,342

423,374
851,647

466,857

297,065
351,407

466,857

297,065
351,407

173,300
33,370

26,011

173,300
59,381

1,078,387
3,939

1,078,387
3,939

68,414

92,157

68,414
92,157

26,451

52,079

26,451
52,079

251,896

210,684
28,342

462,580
28,342

112,314

174,018
40,171

286,332
40,171

256,763
321,412
555,357
425,493

816,690
58,470

351

816,690
58,470
256,763
321,763
555,357
425,493

450,287
310,479

148,894

1,476,813
1,441

1,018

1,476,813
1,441
450,287
311,497

148,894

116,562

42,334
237,366
3,055,574

249,323

86,700

116,562

42,334
237,366
3,055,574

249,323

86,700

18,303
36,121
141,243

1,663,714
1,032,910

1,839,519

6,912
240,405

18,303
36,121
141,243

1,663,714
1,032,910

1,839,519

6,912
240,405

392,289

392,289

109,400

109,400

7,381,482

8,413,676

15,795,158

7,961,525

3,220,592

11,182,117

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

537,231

Solvang (Santa Barbara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

784,296

12,159
967,286

1,678,960
144,793

48,768

784,296

12,159
967,286
537,231
1,678,960
144,793

48,768

Functional Revenues
$

Sonoma (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

986,978

2,149,418

1,744,882
240,444
300,289
144,961

Total Revenues
$

986,978

2,149,418

1,744,882
240,444
300,289
144,961

29,240

29,240

14,705

13,075

14,705
13,075

228,529
92,693

228,529
92,693

18,442

925

18,442
925

84,628

554

84,628
554

70,669

143,064
56,019

213,733
56,019

46,950

109,251
94,497

156,201
94,497

114,990
108,575
70,636

311,931
9,519

311,931
9,519
114,990
108,575
70,636

274,765
843,776

45,649

543,068
23,110

248

543,068
23,110
274,765
844,024

45,649

41,763
4,152

1,295,432

71,744

2,930,973

431,342
430,145

41,763
4,152

1,295,432

71,744

2,930,973

431,342
430,145

599,998
60,107
1,520,968
1,379,414

8,129

3,012,849

438,184

599,998
60,107
1,520,968
1,379,414

8,129

3,012,849

438,184

2,730

171,882

8,542

6,952

11,272

178,834

1,835,000

56,930
45,209

56,930
1,880,209

6,315,411

4,186,289

10,501,700

10,500,879

6,439,839

16,940,718

217

218

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

58,673
57,229

457,632

Sonora (Tuolumne County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

369,533

2,198,291

143,330
46,332
101,919
20,830

369,533

2,198,291
58,673
200,559
46,332
101,919
20,830

457,632

Functional Revenues
$

6,421

524,877

South El Monte (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

764,456

3,164,931

216,806
721,213
518,682
28,569

Total Revenues
$

764,456
6,421

3,164,931
524,877
216,806
721,213
518,682
28,569

73,323

73,323

8,226

8,226

156,933
1,045

700

156,933
1,745

133,577
44,365

1,768

133,577
46,133

16,194

61,405

16,194
61,405

86,860

226,830

86,860
226,830

78,895
24,313

59,058
73,467

137,953
97,780

43,929
8,359

141,065
100,142

184,994
108,501

101,518
506,250

62,066

262,163
9,771

4,420

262,163
9,771
101,518
510,670

62,066

404,438
850,582

935,739

1,247,800
9,370

578

1,247,800
9,370
404,438
851,160

935,739

13,956
18,264
8,099

49,431

13,956
18,264
8,099

49,431

5,306

52,087

76,819

35,911

104,241

5,306

52,087

76,819

35,911

104,241

9,782

7,331

22,962

7,331

32,744

1,727

1,727

1,693,603

3,381,512

5,075,115

3,321,737

7,143,937

10,465,674

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

South Gate (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues

1,084,634

29,919

Total Revenues
$

1,647,794

13,860
7,268,032

260,138
2,209,501
1,229,169
252,598

1,456,363

1,647,794

13,860
7,268,032
1,084,634
260,138
2,209,501
1,229,169
252,598

1,486,282

Functional Revenues
$

South Lake Tahoe (El Dorado County)


General Revenues

619,469

4,236,205

225,340
3,563,128

6,122,015
1,156,065
970,682
210,885

Total Revenues
4,236,205

225,340
3,563,128
619,469
6,122,015
1,156,065
970,682
210,885

27,461
8,331

27,461
8,331

829,859
32,203

829,859
32,203

678,825

11,051

689,876

785,651
147,345

154,560

785,651
301,905

38,682

332,659

38,682
332,659

1,168,403

1,634,155
229,953

2,802,558
229,953

10,982

54,419
330,002

65,401
330,002

1,853,193
445,377
1,307,818
8,751,222

5,842,875
16,553

10,939

5,842,875
16,553
1,853,193
456,316
1,307,818
8,751,222

1,020,567
1,221,313

2,234,553

1,134,056
83,732

669

1,134,056
83,732
1,020,567
1,221,982

2,234,553

241,195
725,083

1,332,516
2,388,234

692,867

8,335,213

86,247

3,788,115

241,195
725,083

1,332,516
2,388,234

692,867

8,335,213

86,247

3,788,115

80,720
68,739
551,646
2,283

151,716
1,527,217

445,145

243,862

326,199

80,720
68,739
551,646
2,283

151,716
1,527,217

445,145

243,862

326,199

2,768,620

1,900,000

58,149

1,900,000

2,826,769

500
2,000

500
2,000

36,829,506

24,184,639

61,014,145

9,221,918

18,433,408

27,655,326

219

220

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
South Pasadena (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

223,818

4,782,550

52,810
1,547,815

566,281
253,832
103,584
1,724,709

4,782,550

52,810
1,547,815

566,281
253,832
103,584
1,724,709
223,818

South San Francisco (San Mateo County)


Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues
$

833,146
1,604,731

10,592,211

(20,244)
11,917,264

3,917,243
1,873,804
632,959
351,054

1,245,894

10,592,211

(20,244)
11,917,264
833,146
5,521,974
1,873,804
632,959
351,054

1,245,894

29,517

1,116,189

29,517

1,116,189

327,546
30,291

260,066

327,546
290,357

2,837,876

2,837,876

119,122
3,540

184,692

119,122
188,232

835,470

835,470

116,774

29,646
291,494

146,420
291,494

892,608
1,043,896

1,352,960
2,252,252

2,245,568
3,296,148

568,584
559,497
182,006
4,538,652

1,428,810
63,620

(4,043)

1,428,810
63,620
568,584
555,454
182,006
4,538,652

1,468,165
1,754,216
7,976,501
1,920,914

3,622,146
129,164

1,631

3,622,146
129,164
1,468,165
1,755,847
7,976,501
1,920,914

309,688
176,409
338,420
8,724
149,169

243,190

3,036,489

618,260
100,000
353,163

309,688
176,409
338,420
8,724
149,169

243,190

3,036,489

618,260
100,000
353,163

146,720
593,796
930,319
5,965
12,287,031
208,345
305,719
2,356,870

1,651,312
655,461

146,720
593,796
930,319
5,965
12,287,031
208,345
305,719
2,356,870

1,651,312
655,461

5,035

12,683

55,980

12,683

61,015

4,492,835
778,955

87,995

688,938

87,995
4,492,835
1,467,893

13,154,083

11,354,529

24,508,612

510,000
4,947,760
51,038,611

38,645,271

510,000
4,947,760
89,683,882

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

218,088

392,555

1,377,383

St. Helena (Napa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,694,852

644
2,106,952

1,112,471
111,468
122,023
49,210

1,694,852
218,088
644
2,106,952
392,555
1,112,471
111,468
122,023
49,210

1,377,383

Functional Revenues
$

Stanton (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

1,105,813

3,339,641

296,959
612,763
174,242
77,626
1,819,192

Total Revenues
$

1,105,813

3,339,641

296,959
612,763
174,242
77,626
1,819,192

363,029

432,005

363,029

432,005

121,444
11,374

121,444
11,374

187,728

187,728

64,489
17,467

64,489
17,467

88,822

210,204

88,822
210,204

285,574

59,512
108,274

345,086
108,274

190,191

582,993
1,121,914

773,184
1,121,914

1,490
125,456
262,602
107,862

350,318
17,136

350,318
18,626
125,456
262,602
107,862

637,789
606,144
369,422
2,761,470

2,227,124
14,349

1,071

2,227,124
14,349
637,789
607,215
369,422
2,761,470

85,793
9,098
77,729
40,516
948,116

92,945

2,000,692

556,746
23,767

85,793
9,098
77,729
40,516
948,116

92,945

2,000,692

556,746
23,767

87,331

3,001
118,840
388,641

19,852

143,059

87,331

3,001
118,840
388,641

19,852

143,059

7,000
79,033
115,232

7,000
79,033
115,232

529,172

162,270

691,442

7,022,451

5,732,860

12,755,311

6,926,496

11,746,161

18,672,657

221

222

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

64,222

Stockton (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

20,982,007

89,851
36,628,169

2,046,599
5,623,204
8,065,472
1,043,824
32,177,463

20,982,007

89,851
36,628,169

2,046,599
5,623,204
8,065,472
1,043,824
32,177,463
64,222

Functional Revenues
$

400,586

3,821

Suisun City (Solano County)


General Revenues
$

597,441

872,810

555,757
162,277
129,590

Total Revenues
$

597,441
400,586

872,810

555,757
162,277
129,590

3,821

1,209,510

1,209,510

10,924,964
520,105

10,924,964
520,105

304,664
11,812

304,664
11,812

833,583

656,583

833,583
656,583

73,428

31,192

73,428
31,192

7,690,073
349,116

948,713
487,076

8,638,786
836,192

137,424
242,415

137,424
242,415

12,344,866
8,083,968
11,856,751
7,955,794

15,007,680
422,936

6,708

15,007,680
422,936
12,344,866
8,090,676
11,856,751
7,955,794

11,967
556,074
1,325,636

4,577,898

1,582,223
31,938

26,496

1,582,223
43,905
556,074
1,352,132

4,577,898

1,511,551
2,121,992
7,293,904
5,653,462
48,774,215
2,292,168
3,241,783
6,614,208
2,490,707
17,045,672

16,540,980

1,511,551
2,121,992
7,293,904
5,653,462
48,774,215
2,292,168
3,241,783
6,614,208
2,490,707
17,045,672

16,540,980

158,688
13,512
126
49,904
234,423

288,359

2,932,254

158,688
13,512
126
49,904
234,423

288,359

2,932,254

14,689,932

726,917
98,908

726,917
98,908
14,689,932

33,968
603,825

140,004

48,187

140,004
33,968
652,012

8,700,362
197,594,378

125,012,110

8,700,362
322,606,488

13,170,294

4,177,915

17,348,209

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Sunnyvale (Santa Clara County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

22,819,565

1,048,622
22,766,996

5,094,489
5,226,408
269,263
579,875
5,651,673
672,281

22,819,565

1,048,622
22,766,996

5,094,489
5,226,408
269,263
579,875
5,651,673
672,281

Functional Revenues
$

152,557

Susanville (Lassen County)


General Revenues
$

645,644

1,566,991

364,681
38,328
145,120
16,874

Total Revenues
$

645,644

1,566,991

364,681
38,328
145,120
16,874

152,557

79,863

79,863

2,305,806
836,338

2,305,806
836,338

133,298
11,868

7,326

133,298
19,194

612,953

14,138

627,091

16,094

15,944

16,094
15,944

3,197,610
1,675,559

5,910,704
65,879

9,108,314
1,741,438

215,176
198,262

105,511
14,505

320,687
212,767

3,111,639
2,901,619
8,002,365
15,187,378

7,925,774
226,249

(11,539)
8,576

7,925,774
226,249
3,111,639
2,890,080
8,010,941
15,187,378

323,159
1,408,562

129,505

1,006,314
16,871

258

1,006,314
16,871
323,159
1,408,820

129,505

893,479
496,341
2,500
28,345
15,047,818
44,995,002
238,867
89,352

16,803,889

10,960,936

893,479
496,341
2,500
28,345
15,047,818
44,995,002
238,867
89,352

16,803,889

10,960,936

21,046
5,799

26,904

1,596,436

1,152,096
29,201

1,473,868

21,046
5,799

26,904

1,596,436

1,152,096
29,201

1,473,868

10,466
767,682
1,797,381

498,278

33,372

508,744
767,682
1,830,753

11,685

187,309

40,449

11,685

227,758

1,987,748

131,951,073

78,800,603

1,987,748

210,751,676

7,172,688

3,984,816

11,157,504

223

224

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

82,955

Sutter Creek (Amador County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

289,225

352,257

129,420
50,360
17,490
9,886

289,225

352,257

129,420
50,360
17,490
9,886

82,955

Taft (Kern County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

266,856

177,238

392,694

713
1,230,474

47,077
268,801
45,307
12,667

Total Revenues
$

392,694

713
1,230,474
266,856
47,077
268,801
45,307
12,667

177,238

4,611

4,611

91,354
1,375

91,354
1,375

67,400
3,664

67,400
3,664

8,984

8,984

15,656

15,656

14,711

25,229
14,148

39,940
14,148

66,326
157,506

143,973
11,945

210,299
169,451

55,767
429,601

126,942
6,190

25

126,942
6,190
55,767
429,626

158,948
55,925
88,088
281,168
78,257

546,110
6,304

236

546,110
6,304
158,948
56,161
88,088
281,168
78,257

53,084
40,392

5,253
643,070

11,200

15,257

53,084
40,392

5,253
643,070

11,200

15,257

12,339
835,161
6,268

811,257
610,622

304,049
461,964
8,291,807

12,339
835,161
6,268

811,257
610,622

304,049
461,964
8,291,807

18,423
69,946

18,423
69,946

2,254

101,999

2,254

432,890

4,508

534,889

1,541,372

1,021,172

2,562,544

12,859,363

3,141,445

16,000,808

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

73,298

Tehachapi (Kern County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

541,662

(648)
971,147

191,869
97,736
105,654
16,365

205,279

541,662

(648)
971,147
73,298
191,869
97,736
105,654
16,365

205,279

Functional Revenues
$

7,338

Tehama (Tehama County)


General Revenues
$

12,509

1,228
646

2,920
105

Total Revenues
$

12,509

1,228
646
7,338

2,920
105

16,808

16,808

21,338

21,338

32,755

22,387

32,755
22,387

33,891
1,698

83,474

117,365
1,698

785

12,451
86,182

13,236
86,182

197,443
200,370
10,200
867,600

652,135
7,527

302

652,135
7,527
197,443
200,672
10,200
867,600

16,966
121,350

1,151,296

25,549
419

25,549
419
16,966
121,350

1,151,296

10,952

1,075,403
540,727

1,033,436

196,554

6,502

72,607

10,952

1,075,403
540,727

1,033,436

196,554

6,502

72,607

54,419

54,419

20,445

100

100
20,445

31,280

31,280

1,087,939
5,483,158

2,894,989

1,087,939
8,378,147

1,400,242

142,009

1,542,251

225

226

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

106,867

Temecula (Riverside County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,631,952

23,939,863

1,551,113
1,896,915

603,374

3,404,036

2,631,952

23,939,863
106,867
1,551,113
1,896,915

603,374

3,404,036

Functional Revenues
$

828,548

240

Temple City (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

1,345,066

1,417,503

37,422
466,528
169,126
147,575

Total Revenues
$

1,345,066

1,417,503
828,548
37,422
466,528
169,126
147,575

240

215,801

215,801

792,900

792,900

3,802,173
3,246

3,802,173
3,246

904,187
72,415

904,187
72,415

842,566

842,566

150,291

151,435

150,291
151,435

367,328

876,967

1,244,295

130,431

360,561
213,822

490,992
213,822

1,505,920
137,745

121,770

4,162,555
56,821

2,070

4,162,555
56,821
1,505,920
139,815

121,770

632,546
1,085,507
35,387
386,343

2,070,995
20,773

2,070,995
20,773
632,546
1,085,507
35,387
386,343

801,277
108,012

3,461,300

801,277
108,012

3,461,300

55,844

2,910
415,650

91,904

162,619

55,844

2,910
415,650

91,904

162,619

36,788

30,000
251,735

30,000
288,523

28,509

362

250,479

362

278,988

225,079
11,735,872

39,407,401

225,079
51,143,273

5,776,231

6,651,647

12,427,878

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Thousand Oaks (Ventura County)


General Revenues

3,405,946

5,405,504

Total Revenues
$

7,961,582

633,552
25,401,457

1,940,146
4,175,821
1,667,919
1,077,855

2,750,048

7,961,582

633,552
25,401,457
3,405,946
1,940,146
4,175,821
1,667,919
1,077,855

8,155,552

Functional Revenues

Tiburon (Marin County)


General Revenues

1,027,470

1,697,193

237,119
788,569

367,121
335,589
215,613
137,114

Total Revenues
$

1,697,193

237,119
788,569

367,121
335,589
215,613
137,114

1,027,470

958,046
3,047,863

958,046
3,047,863

1,376,751

1,376,751

4,941,972
42,010

11,026

4,941,972
53,036

654,272
163,093

654,272
163,093

797,703

393,108

797,703
393,108

70,686
138,896

70,686
138,896

2,129,898

3,573,010
527,368

5,702,908
527,368

132,116
109,156

112,172

244,288
109,156

2,649,031
944,929
265,597
1,925,767

7,901,524
118,238

78,430

7,901,524
118,238
2,649,031
1,023,359
265,597
1,925,767

174,785
607,819
68,125
20,000
23,137

517,013
26,142

231

517,013
26,142
174,785
608,050
68,125
20,000
23,137

675,022
59,905

329,244
18,808,489
1,111,380

2,397,137
12,222,316

298,759
4,422,266
2,936,330

675,022
59,905

329,244
18,808,489
1,111,380

2,397,137
12,222,316

298,759
4,422,266
2,936,330

201,228
2,037

27,130

32,666
46,167

201,228
2,037

27,130

32,666
46,167

86,992

892,416

304,457

86,992

1,196,873

59,649
404,829

601
319

601
59,968
404,829

2,285,420
73,039,942

58,515,541

2,285,420
131,555,483

5,340,012

4,434,796

9,774,808

227

228

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

3,819,575

18,181

Torrance (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

17,859,943

538,955
34,901,347

5,523,329
3,397,452
6,660,097
829,382
28,846,797
1,537,754

17,859,943

538,955
34,901,347
3,819,575
5,523,329
3,397,452
6,660,097
829,382
28,846,797
1,555,935

Functional Revenues
$

261,012

Tracy (San Joaquin County)


General Revenues
$

7,451,150

982,428
11,014,229

671,102
1,398,933
619,853
569,668

Total Revenues
$

7,451,150

982,428
11,014,229
261,012
671,102
1,398,933
619,853
569,668

1,261,406

1,261,406

5,241,409

5,241,409

1,173,027
50

332,002

1,173,027
332,052

769,345
129,459

769,345
129,459

1,118,581
854,317

106,834

1,118,581
961,151

190,000
701

157,103

190,000
157,804

2,266,189
5,789,436

1,808,700
2,641

4,074,889
5,792,077

2,174,742

15,864,218
51,183

18,038,960
51,183

2,577,747
4,894,704

10,232,083

8,202,852
239,521

2,490,900

8,202,852
239,521
2,577,747
4,894,704

10,232,083
2,490,900

1,107,111
23,507,910

5,701,756

3,758,516
139,403

2,959

3,758,516
139,403
1,107,111
23,510,869

5,701,756

1,225,113
442,825
792,543
84,387
1,448,902
8,206,168

3,395,274

21,520,535

5,678,660

2,714,856

5,034,127

1,225,113
442,825
792,543
84,387
1,448,902
8,206,168

3,395,274

21,520,535

5,678,660

2,714,856

5,034,127

2,712,752
86,549
4,145,179
4,062,039
5,241,897
7,916,033

2,633,159

11,411,392

204,222

69,170

9,378,981

2,712,752
86,549
4,145,179
4,062,039
5,241,897
7,916,033

2,633,159

11,411,392

204,222

69,170

9,378,981

7,000
189,154
7,311,323

575

991,637

7,575
189,154
8,302,960

394,472
1,683,810
9,669,860

(2,668,460)
892,170

(2,273,988)
2,575,980
9,669,860

92,056,163

114,270,718

206,326,881

98,692,960

40,904,455

139,597,415

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Trinidad (Humboldt County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

44,075

256
75,224

20,719

1,920
699

44,075

256
75,224

20,719

1,920
699

Functional Revenues
$

1,392,449

580,697

Truckee (Nevada County)


General Revenues
$

4,611,901

1,516
2,361,954

996,556
464,960

200,446

Total Revenues
$

4,611,901

1,516
2,361,954
1,392,449
996,556
464,960

200,446

580,697

84,937

803,098

84,937

803,098

17,368
716

670

17,368
1,386

883,738
89,608

883,738
89,608

927

927

59,518

383,443

59,518
383,443

11,194
24,469

11,194
24,469

180,668
11,040

251,678
471,839

432,346
482,879

11,787
465,776
8,043
4,770

17,968
619

17,968
619
11,787
465,784
8,043
4,770

1,249,786
191,712

48,006

877,722
82,412

49,904
30,447

877,722
82,412
1,249,786
241,616
30,447
48,006

1,162

10,455

181,774

16,260

1,162

10,455

181,774

16,260

130,427
17,795

309,073

5,000

557,965

420,932

130,427
17,795

309,073

5,000

557,965

420,932

(2,468)

(2,468)

4,170
825,237
71,388

51,088
90,300
78,142

55,258
915,537
149,530

752,233

162,158

914,391

7,917,244

11,004,308

18,921,552

229

230

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Tulare (Tulare County)


General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

296,149

3,942,235

Total Revenues
$

2,155,999

970
5,576,754

562,385
575,177
403,004
92,377
4,046,692
5,868

2,155,999

970
5,576,754
296,149
562,385
575,177
403,004
92,377
4,046,692
3,948,103

Functional Revenues
$

Tulelake (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

45,426

45,426

313,650
51,654

313,650
51,654

85,281

38,076

85,281
38,076

1,422,339

132,289
205,765

1,554,628
205,765

1,233,736
5,399,853

86,313

2,609,779
45,568

1,282

2,609,779
45,568
1,233,736
5,401,135

86,313

468,696
70,274
13,124
21,061
7,805,630
4,314,572

16,999

3,552,116

59,274

2,032,905

600,978

468,696
70,274
13,124
21,061
7,805,630
4,314,572

16,999

3,552,116

59,274

2,032,905

600,978

1,796,001

8,141
16,762

8,141
16,762
1,796,001

4,400,000

38,028,266

16,476,888

4,400,000

54,505,154

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

3,006,815

1,673,773

Turlock (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,753,869

8,091,844

260,174
1,682,961
861,159
226,469

2,753,869

8,091,844
3,006,815
260,174
1,682,961
861,159
226,469

1,673,773

Functional Revenues

Tustin (Orange County)


General Revenues

960,850

5,401,942

107,147
18,133,142

147,366
1,395,190
292,331
545,481

65,134

Total Revenues
$

5,401,942

107,147
18,133,142

147,366
1,395,190
292,331
545,481

1,025,984

5,330,992

5,330,992

1,366,357
63,755

1,366,357
63,755

327,887
68,870

327,887
68,870

230,597

110,579

230,597
110,579

444,176

262,504

444,176
262,504

945,527

387,000
77,220

1,332,527
77,220

497,979
70,797

677,782

1,175,761
70,797

1,213,124
2,392,042
34,311
2,166,248

3,419,853
61,453

1,569

3,419,853
61,453
1,213,124
2,393,611
34,311
2,166,248

1,469,915
417,268
3,378,318
886,058

3,983,302
72,839

(6,190)

3,983,302
72,839
1,469,915
411,078
3,378,318
886,058

524,870
94,682
32,661
94,406
11,491,730

668,729

5,235,016

125,183

1,989,857

524,870
94,682
32,661
94,406
11,491,730

668,729

5,235,016

125,183

1,989,857

83,793
10,423

3,996

810,865

8,779,168

5,868,985
263,551

83,793
10,423

3,996

810,865

8,779,168

5,868,985
263,551

1,857,992

1,857,992

(4,429)
240,007

59,752

73,224

59,752
(4,429)
313,231

40,538,667

17,934,150

58,472,817

24,578,477

31,210,946

55,789,423

231

232

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Twentynine Palms (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

709,000

22,007

1,111,232

89,109
674,539

387,025
335,856
13,577
15,964

1,111,232

89,109
674,539
709,000
387,025
335,856
13,577
15,964

22,007

Functional Revenues
$

14,988

Ukiah (Mendocino County)


General Revenues
$

485,756

3,829,762

390,237
421,386
296,410
15,809

Total Revenues
$

485,756

3,829,762

390,237
421,386
296,410
15,809

14,988

33,406
22,054

33,406
22,054

161,545
22,009

161,545
22,009

44,457

5,159

44,457
5,159

64,713
24,582

5,610

64,713
30,192

84,931
42,833

84,931
42,833

1,821,592
226,615

544,279
817,214

2,365,871
1,043,829

589,354
825,432

622,160

1,577,199
25,053

62,982

1,577,199
25,053
589,354
888,414

622,160

304,577
1,135,449

890,421

930,352
14,006

64,588

930,352
14,006
304,577
1,200,037

890,421

196,056

44,001

196,056

44,001

81,843
83,889
385,801

2,334,319
65,975
106,930
332,219
612,282
1,930,514
14,119,943

702,368

391,374

81,843
83,889
385,801

2,334,319
65,975
106,930
332,219
612,282
1,930,514
14,119,943

702,368

391,374

110,071

110,071

454,168

461,802

915,970

3,107,927

4,535,530

7,643,457

26,268,116

8,277,211

34,545,327

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

4,204,538

1,581,981

Union City (Alameda County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

7,006,633

308,180
7,399,559

388,851
2,985,109
621,321
230,366

3,564

7,006,633

308,180
7,399,559
4,204,538
388,851
2,985,109
621,321
230,366

1,585,545

Functional Revenues
$

348,840

Upland (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

6,044,062

428,728
7,835,189

96,212
1,102,952
822,237
283,786

708,672

Total Revenues
$

6,044,062

428,728
7,835,189

96,212
1,102,952
822,237
283,786

1,057,512

263,118

1,099,055
2,664,348

263,118

1,099,055
2,664,348

456,402
497,200

456,402
497,200

1,195,112
404,928

1,195,112
404,928

702,619
1,495,233

702,619
1,495,233

238,581

42,631

238,581
42,631

458,673
247,312

458,673
247,312

114,503

789,957
78,919

904,460
78,919

1,798,754
286,067

1,798,754
286,067

1,316,505
1,828,734
381,349
1,990,965

3,949,257
121,904

1,980

102,375

3,949,257
121,904
1,316,505
1,830,714
381,349
1,990,965
102,375

1,299,977
2,553,468

3,122,182

4,171,959
136,787

2,812

71,374

4,171,959
136,787
1,299,977
2,556,280

3,122,182
71,374

831,035
94,728
62,577

1,212,072

627,874
746,306
35,079

831,035
94,728
62,577

1,212,072

627,874
746,306
35,079

626,354
73,051

163,419
4,192,489
7,669,077

426,264

10,967,868

681,324

626,354
73,051

163,419
4,192,489
7,669,077

426,264

10,967,868

681,324

20,000
22,500
60,637

20,972

20,000
22,500
81,609

19,175
3,430,658

290,279

215,665

290,279
19,175
3,646,323

20,996,525

24,051,578

45,048,103

41,516,406

22,210,714

63,727,120

233

234

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,258,994

1,396,292

9,891,734

Vacaville (Solano County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

7,567,864

552,812
12,324,882

1,271,427
1,641,114
306,307
399,414

2,966,798

7,567,864
1,258,994
552,812
12,324,882
1,396,292
1,271,427
1,641,114
306,307
399,414

12,858,532

Functional Revenues

Vallejo (Solano County)


General Revenues

6,104,957

248,728

11,269,399

2,455,254
14,227,415

1,446,964
3,303,276
1,402,190
3,214,800
11,164,344

Total Revenues
$

11,269,399

2,455,254
14,227,415
6,104,957
1,446,964
3,303,276
1,402,190
3,214,800
11,164,344
248,728

1,830,968
495,100

609,487

1,830,968
495,100

609,487

1,430,859
59,365

1,430,859
59,365

2,988,729
416,784

2,988,729
416,784

341,928
930

98,734

341,928
99,664

338,173
162,696

525,027

338,173
687,723

2,840,658

1,292,277
146,191

4,132,935
146,191

1,790,080
325,211

2,959,807
2,438,495

4,749,887
2,763,706

30,885
1,756,490
18,494,994

3,795,068

5,331,585
228,310

146,670

3,692,270

5,331,585
259,195
1,756,490
18,641,664

3,795,068
3,692,270

2,234,970
12,200,004

78,031,683
1,480,708

6,871,901
224,732

3,138

6,871,901
224,732
2,234,970
12,203,142

78,031,683
1,480,708

1,652,890
139,159
2,192,536
571,141
17,634,649

3,244,035

11,575,656

322,755

376,481

1,652,890
139,159
2,192,536
571,141
17,634,649

3,244,035

11,575,656

322,755

376,481

1,239,576
674,830

18,537
800,251
605,000
25,534,726

1,462,457

10,335,122

12,438,700

1,239,576
674,830

18,537
800,251
605,000
25,534,726

1,462,457

10,335,122

12,438,700

273,158

12,500

2,010,783

12,500

2,283,941

909,632

17,710

17,710

909,632

2,626,700
81,907,357

39,989,938

2,626,700
121,897,295

163,277,109

61,524,452

224,801,561

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Vernon (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,860,751

17,375
4,260,525

951,232
1,146,161
64,946

5,974,710

1,860,751

17,375
4,260,525

951,232
1,146,161
64,946

5,974,710

Functional Revenues
$

6,370,349

2,078,955

Victorville (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

500,366

308,307
15,826,367

957,329
1,656,148
291,626
343,626

1,494,834

Total Revenues
$

500,366

308,307
15,826,367
6,370,349
957,329
1,656,148
291,626
343,626

3,573,789

63,163
752,474

63,163
752,474

485,728
525,245

485,728
525,245

2,309,718
355,838

72,248

2,309,718
428,086

252,400
4,020

29,085

252,400
33,105

192,696

416,292

192,696
416,292

8,357,786

303,233

8,661,019

91,957

593,948
45,484

593,948
137,441

7,496
41,775

4,621,410

5,864
26,147

323,603
486,000

2,923,887

5,864
26,147
7,496
365,378
486,000
4,621,410
2,923,887

1,289,613
761,704

1,088,744

4,006,856
8,945

1,833

4,006,856
8,945
1,289,613
763,537

1,088,744

267,935
63,897

7,912

6,436,438
101,963,660

7,331,443
1,102,029

267,935
63,897

7,912

6,436,438
101,963,660

7,331,443
1,102,029

766,844
24,246
1,745
942,196

7,782,133

1,395,258
1,235,779

1,255,545
736,009

222,355
393,746
1,641,741

766,844
24,246
1,745
942,196

7,782,133

1,395,258
1,235,779

1,255,545
736,009

222,355
393,746
1,641,741

233,938

47,596

281,534

7,982
149,781
17,570

7,982
149,781
17,570

160,562,761

292,265,873

18,421,115

160,562,761

310,686,988

31,752,808

26,699,542

58,452,350

235

236

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Villa Park (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,003,623

19,423
149,420

173,501
31,638
59,132

1,003,623

19,423
149,420

173,501
31,638
59,132

Functional Revenues

Visalia (Tulare County)


General Revenues

1,760,955

5,812,642

16,854,351

1,373,240
1,292,672
1,336,435
339,183

Total Revenues
$

5,812,642

16,854,351
1,760,955
1,373,240
1,292,672
1,336,435
339,183

246,423
7,023

246,423
7,023

2,516,469
39,581

2,516,469
39,581

26,638

10,722

26,638
10,722

746,675
140,689

32,839

746,675
173,528

3,460

43,238

43,238
3,460

4,210,103
2,092

3,781,712
147,061

7,991,815
149,153

132,447
196,552
101,697

359,863
13,440

359,863
13,440
132,447
196,552
101,697

2,740,295
3,986,780
70,696
7,333,356

5,609,271
103,937

86,983

5,609,271
103,937
2,740,295
4,073,763
70,696
7,333,356

35,851

43,081

670

35,851

43,081

670

418,861
616,279
43,671
607,437
11,195,098
10,378,180
3,420
2,089,484
2,120,850

978,818

715,521

7,736,870

418,861
616,279
43,671
607,437
11,195,098
10,378,180
3,420
2,089,484
2,120,850

978,818

715,521

7,736,870

113,808

9,200

123,008

278,726
21,254
5,723,296

14,487
215,270
155,333

293,213
236,524
5,878,629

907,650

1,873,200

2,780,850

9,725,000
763,974
76,964,430

37,155,416

9,725,000
763,974
114,119,846

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

1,960,000

Vista (San Diego County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

6,488,123

(4,491)
10,524,692

326,760
2,086,404
1,182,012
418,173

3,875,705

6,488,123

(4,491)
10,524,692
1,960,000
326,760
2,086,404
1,182,012
418,173

3,875,705

Functional Revenues
$

Walnut (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

922,657

134,263
1,426,301

704,906
108,758
145,754

Total Revenues
$

922,657

134,263
1,426,301

704,906
108,758
145,754

956,867
384,352

956,867
384,352

1,728,209

1,728,209

916,439
54,336

916,439
54,336

978,005
29,106

978,005
29,106

251,445

375,202

251,445
375,202

285,929

31,141

285,929
31,141

297,582

1,119,226
416,302

1,416,808
416,302

117,689
7,455

674,693
21,656

792,382
29,111

1,719,024
779,477
25,825
1,790,168

5,301,321
93,980

2,433
46,509

5,301,321
93,980
1,719,024
781,910
72,334
1,790,168

568,157
367,585
59,810
335,142

1,892,594
8,339

1,267

1,892,594
8,339
568,157
368,852
59,810
335,142

1,128,790
253,809
3,591,598
159,997
6,901,760
604,431

2,070,856

1,874,337
2,648,979

1,128,790
253,809
3,591,598
159,997
6,901,760
604,431

2,070,856

1,874,337
2,648,979

143,407

105,229

478,197

744,817

7,618

143,407

105,229

478,197

744,817

7,618

5,077,027

16,110

86,719

16,110

5,163,746

4,694,848

3,244
18,515
40,377

3,244
18,515
4,735,225

325,127
33,772,226

32,355,180

325,127
66,127,406

10,651,203

6,134,465

16,785,668

237

238

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Walnut Creek (Contra Costa County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

746,418

1,949,416

7,978,051

17,863,817

1,143,014
2,366,233
1,926,542
470,903

Total Revenues
7,978,051

17,863,817
746,418
1,143,014
2,366,233
1,926,542
470,903

1,949,416

Functional Revenues

Wasco (Kern County)


General Revenues

216,683

354,399

70,499
816,805

9,887
208,699
93,549

Total Revenues
$

354,399

70,499
816,805
216,683
9,887
208,699
93,549

765,007

765,007

1,232,447
628,496

1,232,447
628,496

110,671
5,036

110,671
5,036

242,258

1,374,355

242,258
1,374,355

129,545

129,545

505,687
38,537

2,487,416
199,586

2,993,103
238,123

64,192

88,646
18,680

152,838
18,680

1,231,757
845,529
130,898
433,221

3,798,482
126,353

1,841

3,798,482
126,353
1,231,757
847,370
130,898
433,221

374,241
307,482
537,299
226,139

1,290,557
5,284

38,693

1,290,557
5,284
374,241
346,175
537,299
226,139

849,342
59,224

111,841

3,820,159
2,276,824
1,474,098

3,610,291

849,342
59,224

111,841

3,820,159
2,276,824
1,474,098

3,610,291

7,663
79,182

68,815
1,470,105
1,252,886

97,002
1,325,152

16,149

73,797

7,663
79,182

68,815
1,470,105
1,252,886

97,002
1,325,152

16,149

73,797

4,577

183,618

940,015

183,618

944,592

10,300

14,613

24,913

20,956,027

40,860,226

61,816,253

6,372,339

3,010,311

9,382,650

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

164,957

374,109

Waterford (Stanislaus County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

205,075

18,630
253,928

44,623
14,939

343,946

205,075

18,630
253,928
164,957

44,623
14,939

343,946
374,109

Functional Revenues
$

2,258,582

3,064,610

Watsonville (Santa Cruz County)


General Revenues
$

3,235,499

111,728
5,572,154

505,976
1,100,936
258,637
116,462
2,774,872

Total Revenues
$

3,235,499
2,258,582
111,728
5,572,154

505,976
1,100,936
258,637
116,462
2,774,872
3,064,610

39,512

39,512

326
103,951

326
103,951

191,789

191,789

1,060,339
7,828

10,650

1,060,339
18,478

6,180
4,162

6,180
4,162

94,990

208,547

94,990
208,547

38,250
6,750

5,748

43,998
6,750

959,563

558,433
679,395

1,517,996
679,395

115,396
189,960
6,983
1,002,875

414,410
4,110

54,500

414,410
4,110
115,396
244,460
6,983
1,002,875

27,842
1,376,849
1,168,056
69,599
3,416,994

2,789,716
42,177

13,223

48,789

2,789,716
70,019
1,376,849
1,181,279
69,599
3,416,994
48,789

36,343
15,627

799,493

31,596

4,817

36,343
15,627

799,493

31,596

4,817

1,231,951
427,705
262,717
8,096
6,616,104
5,879,043
46,100
223,073

7,708,323

2,002,521

870,922
2,108,795

1,231,951
427,705
262,717
8,096
6,616,104
5,879,043
46,100
223,073

7,708,323

2,002,521

870,922
2,108,795

2,581
7,639

88,030

2,581
95,669

52,520
288,720
1,399,835

52,520
288,720
1,399,835

3,039,019

1,447,939

4,486,958

42,735,954

18,027,194

60,763,148

239

240

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

25,512
62,936

Weed (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

249,851

5,713
508,716

251,744
56,288
7,795

249,851

5,713
508,716
25,512
314,680
56,288
7,795

Functional Revenues
$

3,262,101

West Covina (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

5,931,759

12,277,824

822,755
2,425,160
1,447,957
324,066

388,275

Total Revenues
$

5,931,759

12,277,824
3,262,101
822,755
2,425,160
1,447,957
324,066

388,275

70,016
85,724

4,961,322

70,016
85,724

4,961,322

3,300
1,168

3,300
1,168

762,450
286,762

145,900

762,450
432,662

10,329

5,464

10,329
5,464

1,138,338
73,361

77,160

1,138,338
150,521

11,077

11,582
33,413

22,659
33,413

482,351
62,733

3,880,506
49,344

4,362,857
112,077

71,501
1,150,578

594,264

178,127
6,830

94

178,127
6,830
71,501
1,150,672

594,264

2,273,554
1,734,629
85,500
1,945,893

6,288,526
75,526

3,071

6,288,526
75,526
2,273,554
1,737,700
85,500
1,945,893

24,711
52,006

311,362
279,637

243,007

32,690

24,711
52,006

311,362
279,637

243,007

32,690

363,634

1,042,441

36,569
1,796,331
1,719,688

363,634

1,042,441

36,569
1,796,331
1,719,688

11,428
360,090

65,650

11,428
425,740

3,088,979

9,448

436,083

9,448
3,088,979
436,083

3,245,596

1,381,267

4,626,863

1,215,000
26,487,376

34,583,360

1,215,000
61,070,736

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
West Hollywood (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

418,326

462,494

6,325,666

275,379
8,265,707

8,050,754
1,443,357
1,425,024
297,365

175,663

6,325,666

275,379
8,265,707
418,326
8,050,754
1,443,357
1,425,024
297,365

638,157

Functional Revenues
$

881,754

184,294

West Sacramento (Yolo County)


General Revenues
$

7,927,821

27,739
10,178,134

546,681
582,572

230,318

32,345

Total Revenues
$

7,927,821

27,739
10,178,134
881,754
546,681
582,572

230,318

216,639

476,326
418,469

476,326
418,469

1,442,909

1,442,909

1,210,188
1,051,740

1,210,188
1,051,740

1,225,070
165,881

1,225,070
165,881

695,490

1,756,002

695,490
1,756,002

98,861

98,861

241,240

483,302
1,036,169

724,542
1,036,169

1,317,234
396,606

430,964

1,748,198
396,606

495,988
916,567
2,186,000
6,482,334

2,193,538
86,368

973

2,193,538
86,368
495,988
917,540
2,186,000
6,482,334

657,589
1,222,152
13,026
781,551

2,018,590
195,040

912

2,018,590
195,040
657,589
1,223,064
13,026
781,551

1,032,898

6,929
2,842
252,931
1,238,980
10,353,464
202,711

1,972,761

4,506,197

1,032,898

6,929
2,842
252,931
1,238,980
10,353,464
202,711

1,972,761

4,506,197

330,051
235,827
119,957
3,370,929
7,678,613
4,009,484

163,979

7,985,144

7,885,285

330,051
235,827
119,957
3,370,929
7,678,613
4,009,484

163,979

7,985,144

7,885,285

439,905

103,503
1,722,067

103,503
2,161,972

49,648

5,199,679

1,632,509

49,648

6,832,188

35,064,780

33,640,837

68,705,617

45,415,523

23,803,625

69,219,148

241

242

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Westlake Village (Los Angeles County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

113,555

1,208,461

2,847,183

629,099
251,377

106,683

1,208,461

2,847,183
113,555
629,099
251,377

106,683

Functional Revenues
$

1,221,757

Westminster (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

2,425,503

76,114
15,077,113

403,393
898,667
887,209
304,778
4,548,381

Total Revenues
$

2,425,503

76,114
15,077,113

403,393
898,667
887,209
304,778
4,548,381
1,221,757

214,174
479,700

214,174
479,700

348,941

748,553

348,941

748,553

795,244
14,430

24,810

795,244
39,240

593,802
82,582

593,802
82,582

56,570

5,087

56,570
5,087

601,091
532,381

601,091
532,381

123,568

240,360

363,928

523,671
314,002

717,861

1,241,532
314,002

179,233
396,181

117,319

529,168
21,552

227
39,011

529,168
21,552
179,233
396,408
39,011
117,319

1,674,022
1,304,874
785,350
2,745,497

5,408,785
33,007

2,377

5,408,785
33,007
1,674,022
1,307,251
785,350
2,745,497

23,179

14,378

32,447

179,842

158,410

23,179

14,378

32,447

179,842

158,410

772,445
395,298
1,249,631
97,751

126,526

9,489,236

3,254,484

772,445
395,298
1,249,631
97,751

126,526

9,489,236

3,254,484

626,059

409,766

409,766

626,059

8,132
426,424
412,109

8,132
426,424
412,109

3,524,289

6,312,784

9,837,073

1,900,000
29,608,559

30,783,188

1,900,000
60,391,747

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

131,597

Westmorland (Imperial County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

31,251

140,863

9,426

5,826

31,251

140,863
131,597
9,426

5,826

Functional Revenues
$

452,390

Wheatland (Yuba County)


General Revenues
$

91,968

93,761

43,829
5,930
16,707

Total Revenues
$

91,968

93,761

43,829
5,930
16,707

452,390

55,391
1,567

135,918

55,391
1,567

135,918

41,075

41,075

6,898

6,898

311,228

311,228

3,722

480

3,722
480

5,748

5,748

7,868
2,000

5,500

7,868
7,500

16,640

3,239
23,416

19,879
23,416

44,396
123,000

1,575,323

132,642
633

1,442

132,642
633
44,396
124,442

1,575,323

53,810
173,871

826,759

136,846
2,170

4,613

136,846
2,170
53,810
178,484

826,759

5,399

15,127
375,179
160,723

2,210

222,169

5,399

15,127
375,179
160,723

2,210

222,169

19,425
182,580

303,674

799

19,425
182,580

303,674

799

549,634

549,634

401,006

38,435

439,441

3,418,121

328,063

3,746,184

2,817,655
5,606,660

460,914

2,817,655
6,067,574

243

244

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

2,077,266

69,484

Whittier (Los Angeles County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

3,044,585

96,527
9,274,867

508,858
1,393,882
815,460
388,369
6,703,459

3,044,585

96,527
9,274,867
2,077,266
508,858
1,393,882
815,460
388,369
6,703,459
69,484

Functional Revenues
$

Williams (Colusa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

14,000
1,173
57,905

14,000
1,173
57,905

358,030
152,700

358,030
152,700

524,160
403,429

524,160
403,429

1,119,327

1,402,906
1,192,919

2,522,233
1,192,919

1,568,209
1,824,209
3,252,202
2,170,585

5,171,054
40,583

8,187

5,171,054
40,583
1,568,209
1,832,396
3,252,202
2,170,585

203,521
5,852,136

284,989
986,821
6,569,200

2,187,716

5,841,319

216,943
2,528,398
649,810

203,521
5,852,136

284,989
986,821
6,569,200

2,187,716

5,841,319

216,943
2,528,398
649,810

743,602

1,342,183

2,085,785

4,335,000

43,992,134

31,383,839

4,335,000

75,375,973

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

8,915

Willits (Mendocino County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

276,636

4,118
992,934

198,568
193,694
141,684
2,763

276,636
8,915
4,118
992,934

198,568
193,694
141,684
2,763

Functional Revenues

Willows (Glenn County)


General Revenues

513,656

(2,606)
801,372

286,247
107,380
17,759
9,379

Total Revenues
$

513,656

(2,606)
801,372

286,247
107,380
17,759
9,379

29,844

29,844

34,025
5,330

34,025
5,330

36,611
27

36,611
27

21,161

21,161

9,691
9,528

24,830

9,691
34,358

101,292
15,403

36,136
750

137,428
16,153

56,918

62,453
14,815

119,371
14,815

303
102,644
338,927

95,713

299,805
11,993

12,933

299,805
12,296
102,644
351,860

95,713

116,275
897,942
182,596
377,173

363,715
10,960

65

363,715
10,960
116,275
898,007
182,596
377,173

15,599
31,608

1,258,718
1,745

30,285

1,694,011

39,885

704,030

15,599
31,608

1,258,718
1,745

30,285

1,694,011

39,885

704,030

19,550

818,502

23,991

4,999

7,200

19,550

818,502

23,991

4,999

7,200

525
359,661

525
359,661

84,758
54,227

81,202

84,758
135,429

4,859,780

2,172,014

7,031,794

2,729,832

2,291,227

5,021,059

245

246

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Windsor (Sonoma County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

2,443,736

50,661
3,226,327

464,330
10,030
190,681

2,443,736

50,661
3,226,327

464,330
10,030
190,681

Functional Revenues

Winters (Yolo County)


General Revenues

225,636

657,965

498,127

285,619

1,370
162,839
20,344
108,034
332,540
258,161

Total Revenues
$

498,127

285,619
225,636
1,370
162,839
20,344
108,034
332,540
916,126

743,487

743,487

177,604

177,604

594,066
1,758,343

594,066
1,758,343

474,070

474,070

4,200

36,090

4,200
36,090

25,179

25,179

433,763
72,806

236,788
5,504

670,551
78,310

133,178
15,657

75,660
11,552

208,838
27,209

518,838
1,128,852

297,486

1,526,745
38,272

641

1,526,745
38,272
518,838
1,129,493

297,486

138,947
25,596

420,931

362,717
18,006

166

362,717
18,006
138,947
25,762

420,931

698,566
26,458

331,972

233,539

698,566
26,458

331,972

233,539

131,344
5,566

636,872

19,329

472,142

69,329

131,344
5,566

636,872

19,329

472,142

69,329

11,550,918

19,408

11,570,326

6,268
851,160

18,905

6,268
870,065

18,393,294

8,249,213

26,642,507

4,486,773

2,154,040

6,640,813

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

184,409

31,796

Woodlake (Tulare County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

109,977

2,389
181,819

58,885
22,545
3,704
262,741

109,977

2,389
181,819
184,409

58,885
22,545
3,704
262,741
31,796

Functional Revenues

Woodland (Yolo County)


General Revenues

852,835

6,619,074

10,814,349

579,286
930,797
167,008

731,975

Total Revenues
$

6,619,074

10,814,349
852,835
579,286
930,797
167,008

731,975

25,529

25,529

32,036

691

32,727

2,218,173
472

2,218,173
472

19,900

19,900

261,697
47,021

22,525

261,697
69,546

38,810

27,285
1,115

66,095
1,115

784,686

13,131

797,817

164,478
393,734

835,986

404,516
2,302

30,371

404,516
2,302
164,478
424,105

835,986

960,884
4,251,746

1,476,123

2,955,804
138,283

2,234
8,000

2,955,804
138,283
960,884
4,253,980
8,000
1,476,123

9,450
34,355

301,187
437,444

398,883

9,701

33,414

9,450
34,355

301,187
437,444

398,883

9,701

33,414

327,463
371,931
149,628
116,323
4,692,633
227,844
214,772
1,047,404

3,556,158

4,760,433

327,463
371,931
149,628
116,323
4,692,633
227,844
214,772
1,047,404

3,556,158

4,760,433

2,775
1,005
10,824

2,775
1,005
10,824

84,515
1,699,165

81,226

2,571,028

81,226
84,515
4,270,193

2,931,212

1,142,844

4,074,056

33,215,000
61,316,906

25,634,720

33,215,000
86,951,626

247

248

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

185,077

264,638

Woodside (San Mateo County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

1,052,497

384,591

242,261
147,580
143,554

1,052,497

384,591
185,077

242,261
147,580
143,554

264,638

Functional Revenues
$

4,515,173

Yorba Linda (Orange County)


General Revenues
$

7,455,031

297,366
6,055,621

213,898
1,229,880
408,884
618,984

Total Revenues
$

7,455,031

297,366
6,055,621

213,898
1,229,880
408,884
618,984

4,515,173

225,228
4,617,242

225,228
4,617,242

414,216
4,300

414,216
4,300

3,093,672

3,093,672

24,037

782

24,037
782

367,925
1,468

27,037

367,925
28,505

51,493
1,946

79,709

131,202
1,946

806,325
350,263

731,226
835

1,537,551
351,098

110,000
151,944

55,000

318,151
10,486

143

318,151
10,486
110,000
152,087

55,000

1,464,879
21,753
6,312,129
261,328

3,512,488
99,198

68,372

3,512,488
99,198
1,464,879
90,125
6,312,129
261,328

245,889

181,674
221,160

97,313

558,022

245,889

181,674
221,160

97,313

558,022

53,274

799,579

3,733,578

935,679
5,587,413

1,935,647
84,738

53,274

799,579

3,733,578

935,679
5,587,413

1,935,647
84,738

109,792

109,792

154,077

3,723

83,769

3,723
154,077
83,769

2,676,501

2,379,754

5,056,255

35,321,370

20,806,312

56,127,682

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

4,472

Yountville (Napa County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

310,141

420,907

2,090,711
41,852
4,192
15,997

310,141

420,907

2,090,711
41,852
4,192
15,997

4,472

Functional Revenues

Yreka (Siskiyou County)


General Revenues

683,345

3,457
1,824,201

474,046
140,268
66,005
24,442

Total Revenues
$

683,345

3,457
1,824,201

474,046
140,268
66,005
24,442

15,443

15,443

43,961
10,145

6,486

43,961
16,631

14,542

14,542

62,920
15

78,421

62,920
78,436

41,040
15,000

99,397

140,437
15,000

215,289
388

195,745

411,034
388

85,824
87,106
120,000
100,078

239,799
3,127

108

239,799
3,127
85,824
87,214
120,000
100,078

169,503
2,101,053
68,132
1,526,613

428,362
17,928

193

428,362
17,928
169,503
2,101,246
68,132
1,526,613

23,021

646,166

143,701

407,864

128,760

23,021

646,166

143,701

407,864

128,760

21,108
8,466
17,851
6,622
812,731
900,156
6,547
35,743

1,232,700

103,915

21,108
8,466
17,851
6,622
812,731
900,156
6,547
35,743

1,232,700

103,915

2,330
52,094

2,330
52,094

6,375

173,110

179,485

1,887,441

3,226,231

5,113,672

7,350,233

4,116,009

11,466,242

249

250

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Revenue Account

Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

Yuba City (Sutter County)


General Revenues
$

Total Revenues
$

5,353,283

285,534
8,188,418

531,288
915,657
545,131
197,553

5,353,283

285,534
8,188,418

531,288
915,657
545,131
197,553

Functional Revenues
$

529,545

4,055,727

Yucaipa (San Bernardino County)


General Revenues
$

2,508,493

395,976
1,737,457

16,729
798,188
106,516
203,852

Total Revenues
$

2,508,493

395,976
1,737,457
529,545
16,729
798,188
106,516
203,852

4,055,727

175,297

175,501

175,297

175,501

2,122,156

112,054

2,122,156

112,054

1,298,704
609,207

1,298,704
609,207

1,223,962

346

1,223,962
346

282,962

117,214

282,962
117,214

89,083

1,081

89,083
1,081

948,518

1,832,023
80,386

2,780,541
80,386

347,137
21,999

415,179
117,961

762,316
139,960

858,325
1,752,715

503,074

2,756,466
108,006

2,627

2,756,466
108,006
858,325
1,755,342

503,074

801,649
638,592
124,941
6,592

2,526,567
95,519

1,322

2,526,567
95,519
801,649
639,914
124,941
6,592

362,899
213,791
74,959
250,000
7,587,553

647,923

7,356,855

888,827

362,899
213,791
74,959
250,000
7,587,553

647,923

7,356,855

888,827

387,410
38,379

96,884

619,843

73,923

387,410
38,379

96,884

619,843

73,923

2,083

861,660

2,083

861,660

702,491

313,294

1,015,785

10,973,215
35,824,068

20,913,586

10,973,215
56,737,654

11,992,367

9,238,480

21,230,847

Table 3. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Revenues
Yucca Valley (San Bernardino County)
Functional Revenues
General Revenues
Total Revenues

Revenue Account
Taxes
Secured and Unsecured Property Tax
Voter Approved Indebtedness Property Tax
Other Property Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Transportation Tax
Transient Lodging Taxes
Franchises
Business License Taxes
Real Property Transfer Taxes
Utility Users Tax
Other Non-Property Taxes
Special Benefit Assessments
Fire and Paramedics
Police
Lighting
Other
Licenses and Permits
Construction Permits
Other Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Vehicle Code Fines
Other Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties
Revenue From Use of Money and Property
Investment Earnings
Rents, Concessions, Royalties and Other
Intergovernmental
State Motor Vehicle In-Lieu Tax
State Homeowners Property Tax Relief
State Gasoline Tax
Other State Grants
County Grants
Federal Grants
Other Taxes In-Lieu
Current Service Charges
Zoning, Subdivision, and Plan Checking Fees
Special Police Department Services
Special Fire Department Services and First Aid and Ambulance Charges
Engineering Fees, Inspections, and Other
Sewer Service Charges and Connection Fees
Solid Waste Revenues
Parking Facilities
Parks and Recreation Fees
Golf Course Fees
Water Service Charges and Connection Fees
Electric Revenues
Gas Revenues
Airport Revenues
Port and Harbor Revenues
Hospital Revenues
Transit Revenues
Quasi-External Transactions
Other Current Service Charges
Other Revenues
Sale of Real and Personal Property
Contributions from Non-Government Sources
Other Sources of Revenues
Other Financing Sources
Sale of Bonds
Notes and Other
Total Functional and General Revenues

1,750,980

2,751
2,284,663

124,711
606,796

1,750,980

2,751
2,284,663

124,711
606,796

State Total
General Revenues

Functional Revenues
$

388,509,674

616,949,601
124,022,139

623,604,148

3,492,879,781

159,579,652
4,076,484,444

781,600,997
638,480,337
835,949,825
411,904,380
1,493,785,004
470,547,864

Total Revenues
$

% of the State Total

3,492,879,781
388,509,674
159,579,652
4,076,484,444
616,949,601
905,623,136
638,480,337
835,949,825
411,904,380
1,493,785,004
1,094,152,012

7.32
0.81
0.33
8.55
1.29
1.90
1.34
1.75
0.86
3.13
2.29

81,579

81,579

51,123,251
31,541,258
164,148,076
254,437,945

51,123,251
31,541,258
164,148,076
254,437,945

0.11
0.07
0.34
0.53

25,767

25,767

461,557,907
129,080,745

30,205,257

461,557,907
159,286,002

0.97
0.33

91,399

1,000

92,399

306,093,687
36,478,422

123,090,398

306,093,687
159,568,820

0.64
0.33

40,643

166,198

166,198
40,643

952,262,955
136,599,603

501,298,664
219,104,002

1,453,561,619
355,703,605

3.05
0.75

361,654
1,407,016
1,966
1,512,115

1,067,056
38,546

1,067,056
38,546
361,654
1,407,016
1,966
1,512,115

4,768,147
582,642,005
1,548,505,371
344,933,104
2,362,630,358
28,947,068

1,738,055,000
48,048,692

63,131,088
9,620,894

69,892,648

1,738,055,000
52,816,839
582,642,005
1,611,636,459
354,553,998
2,362,630,358
98,839,716

3.64
0.11
1.22
3.38
0.74
4.95
0.21

145,878

374,846

188,183

145,878

374,846

188,183

395,274,733
148,504,780
251,553,595
259,182,377
2,305,207,630
1,145,982,798
207,069,536
388,771,484
156,377,826
2,851,948,688
4,093,890,904
108,944,535
1,312,044,456
777,246,856
484,811,541
246,840,222
522,638,376
1,579,337,772

395,274,733
148,504,780
251,553,595
259,182,377
2,305,207,630
1,145,982,798
207,069,536
388,771,484
156,377,826
2,851,948,688
4,093,890,904
108,944,535
1,312,044,456
777,246,856
484,811,541
246,840,222
522,638,376
1,579,337,772

0.83
0.31
0.53
0.54
4.83
2.40
0.43
0.82
0.33
5.98
8.58
0.23
2.75
1.63
1.02
0.52
1.10
3.31

41,812
422

41,812
422

101,741,827
231,096,423
1,539,165,132

43,949,013
47,626,268
245,969,905

145,690,840
278,722,691
1,785,135,037

0.31
0.58
3.74

4,231,046

6,084,935

10,315,981

2,935,732,130
994,493,422
32,186,692,507

15,501,204,113

2,935,732,130
994,493,422
47,687,896,620

6.16
2.09
100.00

251

252

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


Statement of Expenditures
Adelanto (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Agoura Hills (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
111,487

787,243 $
1,907,879

Functional
Revenues
$
19,089

Net
Expenditures

787,243
1,796,392

787,243
1,888,790

2,407,447

12,709

2,514

C
D
D

2,500

2,407,447

12,709

5,014

276,292

78,278

2,131,155

12,709

(78,278)
5,014

1,002,962
359,436

481,023

700,506

1,703,468
359,436

481,023

604,696
24,846

865,705

1,098,772
334,590

(384,682)

742,528

742,528

180,938

561,590

740,809
185,817

740,809
185,817

3,330,109
2,414

408,945
8,133

(2,589,300)
183,403

(408,945)
(8,133)

103,388

E
E

103,388

109,703

(6,315)

782,393

50,910

833,303

387,819

36,129

445,484

(36,129)

2,477
9,407,138

865,403 $

2,477
10,272,541 $

6,333,096 $

2,477
3,939,445

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Alameda (Alameda County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay
20,667 $
114,962

Total
Expenditures
1,298,341 $
18,879,869

Albany (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

1,277,674
18,764,907

20,136,951
6,159,965
11,886,042
274,256

313,699

A
A
A

1,368,409
91,455
529,067
6,493

21,505,360
6,251,420
12,415,109
280,749

313,699

1,353,872
721,283
2,327,093
62,661

2,486,055

69,857
4,786,096

2,100,894
193,877

4,586,949
193,877
69,857
4,786,096

13,047,580

Net
Expenditures
$

1,298,341
5,832,289

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Net
Expenditures

$
2,057,272

424,360
1,502,397

3,387,000
1,749,838
1,073,493

38,274

438,952

534,764
109,686
771,608
1,943

2,852,236
1,640,152
301,885
(1,943)

38,274

438,952

636,616

2,363,211
43,687

1,924,239
519,208

438,972
(475,521)

424,360
3,559,669

20,151,488
5,530,137
10,088,016
218,088

313,699

3,387,000
1,696,720
1,073,493

38,274

438,952

A
A
A

53,118

1,295,911

569,978
4,725,182

3,291,038
193,877
(500,121)
60,914

1,726,595
43,687

424,360 $
3,559,669

Functional
Revenues

2,542,193

493,018

3,035,211

107,795

2,927,416

203,209

203,209

36,384

166,825

1,847,171

4,087,278

58,077

2,600,040

46,174
70,977

7,000

4,447,211

4,133,452
70,977

65,077

3,887,663
351,111
2,086,390

559,548
(351,111)
2,047,062
70,977

65,077

304,814

111,318

304,814

111,318

452,337

8,002,787

(147,523)

(7,891,469)

202,995

972,847
2,583,364

E
A

5,002
402,549

202,995

977,849
2,985,913

786,005
5,619,131

361,106

202,995

191,844
(2,633,218)

(361,106)

158,402
623,569

AE
A

158,402
623,569

77,220
1,834,248

81,182
(1,210,679)

4,520,895

2,544,574

3,989,637

624,978

398,359
13,369
8,547

86,975

5,145,873

2,942,933
13,369
3,998,184

86,975

1,322,675

11,059,604

5,346,269

3,823,198

(8,116,671)
13,369
(1,348,085)

86,975

1,019,059

644,740

324,933

260,630

1,196,951

1,279,689

644,740

1,521,884

536,227

409,117

258,662

743,462

235,623

1,263,222

35,515,585

125,020,118

1,669,261

10,852,073 $

37,184,846

135,872,191 $

40,552,644

95,583,953 $

(3,367,798)

40,288,238

15,778,794

2,147,315 $

17,926,109 $

17,525,702 $

400,407

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

253

254

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Alhambra (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

18,782 $
374,971

16,706,436
7,973,986
1,837,030
57,279

2,258,440

A
A
A

AI

113,792
445,949

16,820,228
8,419,935
1,837,030
57,279

2,258,440

5,379,929
77,501
1,031,103

800,340

4,003,708
898,465
965,472
1,769,542

EJ

177,919
70,365

21,091

4,181,627
968,830
965,472
1,790,633

606,105
2,536,842

624,887 $
2,911,813

Aliso Viejo (Orange County)

658
595,704

Net
Expenditures
$

624,229
2,316,109

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

59,000 $
2,913,147

Net
Expenditures

$
47,512

59,000
2,913,147

59,000
2,865,635

11,440,299
8,342,434
805,927
57,279

1,458,100

3,943,989

66,794

90,008

D
D
D

124,269

4,068,258

66,794

90,008

107,645

93,434

3,960,613

66,794

(3,426)

3,414,738
2,119,571

1,434,497

766,889
(1,150,741)
965,472
356,136

516,414

492,524

1,008,938

1,437,523

3,894

(428,585)

(3,894)

294,918

(294,918)

564,416

564,416

155,105

409,311

983,609

482,031

215,407
876,144

6,411

6,411

990,020

482,031

215,407
882,555

1,000,254

2,232,713

77,694

(10,234)

(1,750,682)

215,407
804,861

685,500
13,083

21,976

685,500
13,083

21,976

813,039

9,386

(127,539)
13,083

21,976
(9,386)

6,477,036
759,381

E
A

9,367

6,477,036
768,748

6,893,446
1,060,080

(416,410)
(291,332)

H
H

5,085,634

1,716,255

1,640,778

AE

1,285,790

278,288

37,329

6,371,424

1,994,543

1,678,107

970,275

241,659

1,707,217

5,401,149

1,752,884

(29,110)

17,019

136,653

78,595

316,404

95,614

453,057

95,614

453,057

8,051,239

24,406
65,925,225

836,514

5,774
3,688,753 $

(331,749)

(71,989)
30,960,010

9,027,999

1,011,792 $

10,039,791 $

8,887,753

30,180
69,613,978 $

9,219,502

102,169
38,653,968 $

2,667,538 $

7,372,253

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Alturas (Modoc County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
33,000 $
166,405

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

33,000
166,405

701,675
101,257

23,606

5,212
3,000

A
AB
D

10,246

701,675
111,503

23,606

5,212
3,000

216,957
2,435

7,388

1,914
11,580

1,851,008

1,851,008

1,344,735
4,621

73,552

AD

73,552

2,863

7,848

20,659

7,848

20,659

28,793

24

382,041

6,876

D
A

7,000

382,041

13,876

436,466

50,552

223,712

7,725

50,552

223,712

7,725

710,457

(42,088)
4,326,497

17,246 $

Amador (Amador County)

710,457

(42,088)
4,343,743 $

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

1,783 $
3,682

Net
Expenditures

$
5,234

1,783
3,682

484,718
109,068

16,218

3,298
(8,580)

90,814
900

363

8,247

D
BF
BFGI

90,814
900

363

8,247

115,035

1,370

(24,221)
900

363

8,247

(1,370)

506,273
(4,621)

14,229

14,229

10,390

3,839

70,689

DE

(20,945)

20,659

(24)

6,832

5,200

6,832

5,200

12,893

(6,061)

5,200

(54,425)

13,876

51,066
1,309

E
A

51,066
1,309

81,372
11,254

(30,306)
(9,945)

13,001

23,831

37,551

199,881

7,725

5,504

5,504

5,504

642,460

28,936
2,766,004

67,997

(71,024)
1,577,739

189,929

33,000
166,405

Operating
Expenditures

189,929 $

237,548 $

1,783
(1,552)

(47,619)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

255

256

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
American Canyon (Napa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

376,275
336,969

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

159,695 $

535,970 $
336,969

Anaheim (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

16,904

Net
Expenditures
$

535,970
320,065

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

4,854,427
11,826,739

Total
Expenditures

19,118 $
21,706

4,873,545 $
11,848,445

Functional
Revenues
1,225,010 $
5,481,965

Net
Expenditures
3,648,535
6,366,480

1,831,736

19,160

62,832

A
F
E

31,040

1,862,776

19,160

62,832

166,816

1,695,960

19,160

62,832

75,966,290
35,295,210

768,257

1,159,797
347,313

A
A
HI

2,806,841
56,074

454,774
3,547

78,773,131
35,351,284

768,257

1,614,571
350,860

11,406,589
6,616,943

20,615
22,052

67,366,542
28,734,341

768,257

1,593,956
328,808

438,226

128,195

563,051
7,742

4,410

1,001,277
7,742

132,605

1,420,164

138,680

29,797

(418,887)
7,742

(6,075)

(29,797)

11,910,451
2,812,466

HJ

27,771,500

39,681,951
2,812,466

23,464,434
1,219,998

16,217,517
1,592,468

165,774

165,774

34,233

131,541

3,642,233

617,736

4,259,969

4,715,541

(455,572)

881,736

22,900
117,383

50,840

932,576

22,900
117,383

1,336,880

41,959
6,952
905,067

(404,304)

(19,059)
110,431
(905,067)

9,234,631
1,258,065
54,435,795
3,082,423
5,149,622
25,871,004

37,371
59,428
3,133,204
2,340
1,351,788
4,618,951

9,272,002
1,317,493
57,568,999
3,084,763
6,501,410
30,489,955

1,969,802
17,241,736
55,411,307
2,894,486

3,913,682

7,302,200
(15,924,243)
2,157,692
190,277
6,501,410
26,576,273

1,805,111

6,177

E
A

1,096,170

2,901,281

6,177

3,331,390

79,558

(430,109)

(73,381)

39,703,000

E
D

39,703,000

44,186,000

(4,483,000)

946,623

83,721

4,256,453
24,285

382,157

1,328,780

83,721

4,256,453
24,285

909,397

90,779

419,383

83,721

4,256,453
(66,494)

16,813,186

7,419,006
374,739
3,234,000
38,100,184

2,301,264

ABE

2,668,996

342,048
12,695
2,103,000
9,575,000

777

19,482,182

7,761,054
387,434
5,337,000
47,675,184

2,302,041

5,347,446

1,412,155

5,420,000
26,432,000

200,000

14,134,736

6,348,899
387,434
(83,000)
21,243,184

2,102,041

2,441,929

13,945,485

4,232,831

12,741,407 $

(986,868)

4,303,217

34,098,835

256,757,000

646,415,937

804,034

3,099,139 $

3,245,963

17,044,624 $

8,158,000

47,426,000

111,240,894 $

42,256,835

304,183,000

757,656,831 $

44,515,000

285,347,000

548,463,761 $

(2,258,165)

18,836,000

209,193,070

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Anderson (Shasta County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

37,650 $

2,156,280

166,518

56,301

62,496

A
F
F

17,682

2,173,962

166,518

56,301

62,496

292,566

6,525

112,615

672,555

176,653

849,208

897,119
24,198

51,653
596,936

89,303 $
596,936

Angels (Calaveras County)

170,972

89,303
425,964

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
11,645

156,683
393,584

1,881,396

159,993

(56,314)

62,496

651,299
226,127

2,962

A
AB
ABI

(47,911)
(24,198)

443,991
85,422

156,683 $
405,229

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

316,183 $
1,147,686

(159,500)
(742,457)

651,299
226,127

2,962

165,872

485,427
226,127

2,962

443,991
85,422

2,475

441,516
85,422

80,876

80,876

80,876

232,403

ABF

232,403

6,480

225,923

259,810
1,235,502

51,314

11,858

271,668
1,235,502

51,314

1,528,303
1,112,338

7,873

(1,256,635)
123,164

43,441

164,207

20,510

164,207

20,510

164,207

20,510

1,269,453

76,579

E
A

1,269,453

76,579

1,202,418

52,508

67,035

24,071

741,092

E
A

741,092

2,352,177

(1,611,085)

371,540

76,332

447,872

124,418

1,938

323,454

(1,938)

51,850

4,800
39,632

51,850

4,800
39,632

51,850

4,800
39,632

873,353

238,768

8,219,934

1,209,885

6,743,676

(336,532)

530,526

2,088,191

543,902

3,758,464

291,758

611,933 $

873,353

530,526

8,831,867 $

11,645 $

543,902

3,770,109 $

1,399,353

5,390,226 $

(855,451)

(1,620,117)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

257

258

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Antioch (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
577,473

16,900,598

693,798

1,037,249
64,572

AB
H
J

588,459

17,489,057

693,798

1,037,249
64,572

2,695,096

256,841

3,941,239
2,247,622

188,368

6,691,814
9,740

10,633,053
2,257,362

188,368

811,051
6,508,112

811,051 $
7,085,585

Apple Valley (San Bernardino County)

3,108,576

Net
Expenditures
$

811,051
3,977,009

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
879,062

160,847 $
5,018,355

Functional
Revenues
$
75,823

Net
Expenditures

160,847
4,139,293

160,847
4,942,532

14,793,961

436,957

1,037,249
64,572

5,300,310

330,283

23,252

D
J
I

78,251

5,378,561

330,283

23,252

196,698

169,383

5,181,863

160,900

23,252

4,820,048
1,107,337

136,725

5,813,005
1,150,025

51,643

282,498

5,097

3,033,414

3,315,912

5,097

5,956,610

55,229

(2,640,698)

(50,132)

643,974

643,974

965,547

(321,573)

352,190

352,190

532,057

(179,867)

2,905,460

1,585,635

2,905,460

1,585,635

2,225,890

1,359,757

679,570

225,878

1,053,258

110,118
411,303

269,361

1,053,258

110,118
680,664

1,456,517

(403,259)

110,118
680,664

159,322
1,981,937

E
A

17,813
1,315,235

177,135
3,297,172

6,401,960

177,135
(3,104,788)

5,068,997
2,199,471

E
A

5,068,997
2,199,471

6,816,020
3,943,952

(1,747,023)
(1,744,481)

1,521,203
2,534,586

404,299
1,044,768
327,033

983,394

1,821,165

2,504,597
2,534,586

2,225,464
1,044,768
327,033

1,403,776
701,410

834,866

1,100,821
1,833,176

2,225,464
209,902
327,033

1,480,358

49,863

1,530,221

665,754

87,567

864,467

(87,567)

15,052,705

60,553,531

(8,659,747)

22,828,343

20,917,275

4,309,951 $

322,330

12,327,423 $

15,375,035

72,880,954 $

24,034,782

50,052,611 $

25,227,226 $

19,955,610 $

5,271,616

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Arcadia (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

710,804
5,460,728

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
438,262

710,804 $
5,898,990

Arcata (Humboldt County)


Functional
Revenues

438,526

Net
Expenditures
$

710,804
5,460,464

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

233,067
792,350

Total
Expenditures

1,215 $
132,202

234,282 $
924,552

Functional
Revenues
$
221,478

Net
Expenditures
234,282
703,074

11,109,944
7,479,050
162,070
63,500

998,247

A
A
A

10,359,469
268,602

21,469,413
7,747,652
162,070
63,500

998,247

1,594,432
80,136
677,633

462,972

19,874,981
7,667,516
(515,563)
63,500

535,275

3,093,583

66,627

48,383

AB
H
E

100,846

29,716

3,194,429

66,627

78,099

478,079

9,455

2,716,350

57,172

78,099

1,687,104
394,380

1,149,507

3,250,060
54,049

4,937,164
448,429

1,149,507

3,939,596

555,948

204,540

997,568
448,429

593,559

(204,540)

1,025,610

518,494

1,203,350

658,760

2,228,960

1,177,254

1,902,879

1,140,824

326,081

36,430

785,481

785,481

1,204,846

(419,365)

339,227

1,000

340,227

63,300

276,927

1,817,127

134,420

691

1,817,818

134,420

1,747,370
530,101

43,483

70,448
(530,101)

134,420
(43,483)

207,214

1,425,699

59,612
10,375

5,010

969,329

212,224

1,425,699

59,612
979,704

266,990

1,210,899

9,868
509,277

(54,766)

214,800

49,744
470,427

385,526

18,446

E
AH

299,885

685,411

18,446

833,973

(148,562)

18,446

2,245,186
2,178,372

AE
A

340,284

2,245,186
2,518,656

2,373,495
2,012,894

(128,309)
505,762

2,503,630

2,062,273
93,991

227,623

AF

170,639

356,796

46,716

2,674,269

2,419,069
93,991

274,339

446,543

78,762

2,227,726

2,340,307
93,991

274,339

953,064

6,545

1,936,138

2,889,202

6,545

2,053,864

835,338

6,545

4,196,125

41,439,976

15,245,169 $

10,855,111

23,693,972 $

(6,658,986)

32,991,173

1,769,030

14,972,438

57,592

5,435,442 $

4,196,125

56,685,145 $

1,826,622

20,407,880 $

1,876,032

14,129,334 $

(49,410)

6,278,546

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

259

260

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Arroyo Grande (San Luis Obispo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Artesia (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

330,888
2,025,444

2,500 $
183,640

333,388 $
2,209,084

3,809,122
1,063,851

210,548

A
AB
BI

195,894
18,310

4,005,016
1,082,161

210,548

524,562
2,032,026

5,435

707,755

2,619
27,487

1,907,409

2,615,164

2,619
27,487

1,726,054
5,921
10,854
15,190

134,915

Net
Expenditures
$

333,388
2,074,169

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
397,032

83,379

4,600

2,475,499

159,784

100,000

115,509

2,375,499

44,275

AEJ

915,212

217,594

1,863,560

468,468

1,025,747

222,278

837,813

246,190

3,480,454
(949,865)

205,113

2,392,120

155,184

D
H
H

889,110
(5,921)
(8,235)
12,297

948,348

250,874

$
364,887

Functional
Revenues

390,907 $
1,250,643

390,907
885,756

Total
Expenditures

390,907
853,611

663,154

4,716

667,870

554,468

113,402

111,986

ADE

2,309

114,295

125,351

(11,056)

670,191

9,352

679,543

700,370

12,905

(20,827)

(12,905)

290,190

77,456

290,190

77,456

868,947

(578,757)

77,456

207,994

E
AF

207,994

633,247

(425,253)

639,439

58,102

E
D

22,924

662,363

58,102

647,789

19,241

14,574

38,861

1,469,000

66,736

1,535,736

1,393,659

142,077

555,978

42,433

598,411

29,343

569,068

2,255,033

13,443,086

2,388,557 $

(1,264,424)

4,562,580

6,756,340

1,653,338 $

8,409,678 $

3,551,237 $

2,255,033

15,831,643 $

3,519,457

11,269,063 $

4,858,441

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Arvin (Kern County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

62,820
683,161

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
5,000

62,820 $
688,161

Atascadero (San Luis Obispo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

101,212

62,820
586,949

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

313,992
1,669,315

Total
Expenditures

8,047 $
1,043,762

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

322,039 $
2,713,077

$
806,361

322,039
1,906,716

1,158,992

66,577

49,903

AB
F
J

42,640

1,158,992

109,217

49,903

236,663

1,948

36,183

922,329

107,269

13,720

3,588,056
1,935,921

143,176

A
A
AJ

118,376
40,398

158,223

3,706,432
1,976,319

301,399

450,313
400,499

3,256,119
1,575,820

301,399

428,585

239,289

46,158

474,743

239,289

678,779

340,322

(204,036)

(101,033)

805,462
4,293

410,915

2,429,938
38,650

3,235,400
42,943

410,915

2,296,004
37,360

561,954

939,396
5,583

(151,039)

112,178

112,178

112,178

322,926

322,926

458,321

(135,395)

122,815

185,550

41,371

122,815

226,921

154,226
5,714

88,604

(31,411)
(5,714)

138,317

1,379,686

93,342

11,636

62,035

1,391,322

155,377

598,925

341,270

792,397

(185,893)

33,098

E
E

33,098

33,098

1,973,156

J
J

1,973,156

2,709,825

(736,669)

52,764

122,203
78,975

52,764

122,203
78,975

2,555

52,764

119,648
78,975

1,501,849

202,236

145,679

107,429

1,647,528

309,665

863,308

784,220

309,665

3,396,910

1,646,206

1,885,873

14,344,325

4,164,173 $

135,169 $

3,532,079 $

18,508,498 $

9,524,140 $

8,984,358

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

261

262

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Atherton (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

317,661
976,640

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
1,632,898

Atwater (Merced County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

317,661 $
2,609,538

518,119

Operating
Expenditures

317,661
2,091,419

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

110,477
1,377,320

Total
Expenditures

3,620 $
87,194

114,097 $
1,464,514

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,143,647

114,097
320,867

3,556,602

65,835

A
H
J

3,556,602

65,835

265,465

3,291,137

65,835

3,253,030
1,710,332

AB
AB
J

50,316
71,833

3,303,346
1,782,165

352,748
957,084

6,832

2,950,598
825,081

(6,832)

2,127,712
120,367

2,127,712
120,367

3,327,724

(1,200,012)
120,367

602,224
163,920

310,106

912,330
163,920

1,074,878
130,520

(162,548)
33,400

192,438

192,438

192,438

296,579

9,442

306,021

306,021

815,389

815,389

1,267,221

(451,832)

441,250
330,956

13,879

18,000

2,929

459,250
330,956

16,808

412,791
620,901

46,459
(289,945)

16,808

E
H

1,622,036
2,934,842

E
E

118,781
624,692

1,740,817
3,559,534

1,550,625
4,785,840

190,192
(1,226,306)

545,818

55,649

545,818

55,649

295,452

250,366

55,649

1,373,878

181,127

1,555,005

193,889

1,361,116

8,774,111

5,673,981

4,733,028

1,609,186

15,839,909

524,087

2,002,127 $

2,546,002

13,775,757 $

(412,729)

4,066,279

1,632,898 $

10,407,009 $

2,133,273

17,842,036 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Auburn (Placer County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

67,943
1,080,630

3,153,402
1,006,011

47,500
2,500
151,216

AB
AB
E

1,196,684

288,752
577,031

Total
Expenditures

$
4,096

Avalon (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

67,943 $
1,084,726

117,007

120,382
42,922

3,273,784
1,048,933

47,500
2,500
151,216

569,702
6,981

5,857

2,095,559

14,008
20,195

3,292,243

302,760
597,226

Net
Expenditures
$

67,943
967,719

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
258,518

22,109
97,534

894,359
1,046,113

31,041

204,184
263,781

566

690,175
782,332

(566)

31,041

559

211,607

(165,992)

3,746,364

73,331

462,950

4,774,600

138,276

(628,942)

(1,028,236)

2,704,082
1,041,952

41,643
2,500
151,216

872,250
948,579

31,041

D
AB
A

1,751,922

302,760
2,826,807

1,540,321

(2,229,581)

211,048

(165,992)

3,746,364

$
522,463

Functional
Revenues

$
2,422,802

1,900,339

Total
Expenditures

2,164,284

342,097

264

342,361

38,545

303,816

194,846

6,305

201,151

201,151

429,924

50,142
128,921

13,180

118,609

757,181

548,533

807,323
128,921

13,180

449,613

757,181

98,920

50,142
128,921

13,180

620,033

31,067

651,100

73,564

651,100
(73,564)

2,246,352

71,435

E
AE

391,658

118,857

2,638,010

190,292

3,146,811

60,495

(508,801)

129,797

975,219
1,306,115

127,736

E
E

975,219
1,306,115

127,736

1,078,946
1,254,406
31,315
10,363

(103,727)
51,709
(31,315)
117,373

155,196

155,196

218,155

(62,959)

148,185

4,374

152,559

17,117

135,442

11,008,916

14,692,647 $

10,251,836 $

4,440,811

10,915,763

684,411 $

11,600,174 $

8,503,641 $

3,683,731 $

3,096,533

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

263

264

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Avenal (Kings County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

135,812
278,533

951,482

32,896

41,487

D
H
I

369,996

Total
Expenditures

$
5,143

Azusa (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

135,812 $
283,676

522,613

951,482

32,896

41,487

248,988

6,858
5,241
50,026

4,727

852,999

1,222,995

1,154,600

135,812
(238,937)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
423,481

470,601 $
4,865,225

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

470,601
4,441,744

470,601
4,865,225

702,494

26,038
(5,241)
(8,539)

(4,727)

10,702,570
2,357,373

A
D
E

266,697

10,969,267
2,357,373

1,491,601
13,179

29,586
54,420
185,821

40,662

9,477,666
2,344,194

(29,586)
(54,420)
(185,821)

(40,662)

68,395

761,623

1,173,822

66,834

HJ

2,739,722

16,367

3,501,345

1,190,189

66,834

478,157
185,821

241,394

358,535

3,023,188
(185,821)

948,795

(291,701)

6,059

6,059

6,059

741,272

258,014

999,286

323,379

675,907

96,103

712,501

96,103

712,501

146,667

908,490

(50,564)

(195,989)

1,090,405
890,173

637,911

179,401
2,875

1,269,806
893,048

637,911

2,024,151
1,152,174

1,195,654

(754,345)
(259,126)

(557,743)

669,388
859,125

AE
A

669,388
859,125

852,841
828,899

(183,453)
30,226

18,440

2,427,161
722,856

233,544

E
A

18,440

2,427,161
722,856

233,544

66,000

2,219,503
1,272,688

489,034

(47,560)

207,658
(549,832)

(255,490)

245,024

96,527

341,551

89,190

252,361

2,180,919

982,166

19,161
102,955

339,627

506,992

2,520,546

1,489,158

19,161
102,955

573,130

80,329

20,344

1,947,416

1,408,829

(1,183)
102,955

2,011,413

6,409,819

114,273

1,068,942 $

1,973,108

6,792,248

152,578

686,513

11,926,585

28,674,112

70,622,227

25,313

161,507

4,919,996 $

15,601,372

32,617,221

555,159
61,269,314 $

(3,649,474)

(3,781,602)

(555,159)
14,272,909

2,125,686

7,478,761 $

11,951,898

28,835,619

75,542,223 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Bakersfield (Kern County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

2,611,155
11,351,523

42,799,804
21,717,250

762,646

2,099,204

AB
A
A

6,382,290
758,881
118,585

156,522

4,262 $
115,212

Total
Expenditures

Baldwin Park (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

2,615,417 $
11,466,735

3,737,998

2,204,261
2,930,831

51,875

45,004,065
24,648,081

762,646

2,151,079

4,944,659
2,123,492

183,615

23,835,929

246,078

35,103

30,218,219
758,881
364,663

191,625

23,477,700

108,721

147,516

Net
Expenditures
$

2,615,417
7,728,737

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
652,767

874,976 $
3,363,861

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
776,032

874,976
2,711,094

874,976
2,587,829

40,059,406
22,524,589

762,646
(183,615)
2,151,079

11,024,763

757,397

AB
H
H

54,875

11,079,638

757,397

2,132,001

1,397,153

8,947,637

(639,756)

6,740,519
758,881
255,942

44,109

2,560,753
762,221

703,165

AJ

3,843,390

6,404,143
762,221

703,165

7,565,515

39,791

(1,161,372)
762,221

663,374

7,190,170

77,355

7,267,525

6,332,693

934,832

339,021

339,021

339,021

9,315,468

89,202

905,981

10,221,449

89,202

6,548,090

3,673,359

89,202

698,748
148,624
2,839,730

1,835

37,600

700,583
148,624
2,877,330

1,142,519

2,614,241

(441,936)
148,624
263,089

23,378,826
12,327,555

A
A

388,875
4,251,223

23,767,701
16,578,778

26,283,432
23,182,098

(2,515,731)
(6,603,320)

185,347

35,874

I
H

112,066

2,836

297,413

38,710

271,288

112,538

26,125

(73,828)

10,066,659

9,793,992

4,196,427

220,754

14,263,086

10,014,746

2,240,314

6,641,621

12,022,772

3,373,125

1,555,045

AB

22,449

1,577,494

623,490

954,004

13,539,529

2,848,173
177,307,434

15,428,217

121,380,166 $

793,761

2,848,173
98,073,883

25,196,758

4,727,818 $

2,682,449

42,146,615 $

16,221,978

2,848,173
219,454,049 $

29,924,576 $

16,674,568 $

13,250,008

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

265

266

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Banning (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Barstow (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

194,456
1,930,561

$
249,121

194,456 $
2,179,682

4,026,440
1,161,120

118,427

AB
D
D

199,238

4,225,678
1,161,120

118,427

548,780
619,299

229
65,013

762,735
34,330

759,653
156,290

930,310

49,333
9,475

1,693,045
34,330

808,986
165,765

1,928,511
248

808,986
259,728

1,605,733

Net
Expenditures
$

194,456
573,949

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

425,366
1,711,777

3,676,898
541,821

118,198
(65,013)

5,102,904

122,586

120,551
12,728

AB
H
HJ

AE

(235,466)
34,082

(93,963)

1,122,509
76,308

1,530,474

AE

Total
Expenditures
$
3,202

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

425,366 $
1,714,979

825 $
846,848

703

5,103,607

122,586

120,551
12,728

672,081

4,431,526

122,586

120,551
12,728

1,122,509
76,308

1,530,474

4,505

1,839,114

1,118,004
76,308

(308,640)

424,541
868,131

164,253

26,622

190,875

10,920

179,955

257,300

257,300

1,200

256,100

293,721

43,816

293,721

43,816

2,581,694

109,740

(2,287,973)

43,816
(109,740)

2,226,748

158,865

462,047

2,688,795

158,865

3,548,909

(860,114)

158,865

1,971,977
2,151,284

E
AE

222,372

2,567

1,971,977
2,373,656

2,567

2,099,561
4,678,669

(127,584)
(2,305,013)

2,567

445,724
2,334,214
2,362,644

AE
A

445,724
2,334,214
2,362,644

1,767,811
2,668,154
2,717,052

(1,322,087)
(333,940)
(354,408)

696,754

71,622

295,928

992,682

71,622

850,495

142,187

71,622

192,780

192,780

17,673

175,107

4,206,119

20,395,814

39,139,372

8,011,783

22,877,692

47,411,880 $

7,521,311

22,298,142

45,987,059 $

490,472

579,550

1,424,821

18,203,478

18,669,430 $

14,084,172 $

3,805,664

2,481,878

8,272,508 $

465,952 $

4,585,258

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Beaumont (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
38,972

43,074 $
1,278,171

Bell (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

43,074
1,239,199

2,944,102
687,080

102,970

115,187

AB
D
I

369,747

3,313,849
687,080

102,970

115,187

504,791
11,282

180,181

384,623

743,413

756,306

1,140,929

743,413

19,783,250

892,698

1,468,564

43,074
(190,393)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
2,327 $
599

152,261 $
7,408,551

Functional
Revenues
$
633,480

Net
Expenditures

149,934
7,407,952

152,261
6,775,071

2,809,058
675,798

102,970

(64,994)

7,101,099

A
D
E

316,268

7,417,367

2,874,873

4,542,494

(18,642,321)

(149,285)

645,492
195,775

526,368

1,337,790

24,482

1,983,282
195,775

550,850

1,624,718
268,549

591,442

358,564
(72,774)

(40,592)

973,226

973,226

973,226

94,548

94,548

72,157

22,391

243,936

16,188,623

16,432,559

6,461,905

9,970,654

579,656

327,031
96,363

113,121
3,369

579,656

440,152
99,732

542,394

434,633
85,536

37,262

5,519
14,196

516,487
1,688,666

E
E

516,487
1,688,666

930,932
9,227,582

(414,445)
(7,538,916)

1,191,201
178,723

E
F

1,191,201
178,723

1,304,894
140,907

(113,693)
37,816

698,755

64,371

AH

698,755

64,371

156,842

541,913

64,371

1,843,732

218,152

2,061,884

522,940

1,538,944

10,445,089

27,798,737 $

39,618,027 $

(11,819,290)

20,337,874

2,016,108 $

9,096,523 $

13,257,459

17,353,648 $

22,353,982 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

267

268

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Bell Gardens (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Bellflower (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

232,339
2,896,953

4,999 $
860,850

237,338 $
3,757,803

141,770

7,316,388

AB
D
D

546,871

7,863,259

712,354

997,510

921,856

632,329

854

1,629,839

922,710

851,746
593,950

476,637

237,338
3,616,033

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
255,643

286,113 $
2,733,337

D
I
IJ

153,257

1,209

8,245,839

125,425

482,989
1,902

881,522

5,536
9,208

129,175

1,697

7,364,317

(5,536)
116,217

353,814
1,902
(1,697)

2,609,992
292,610

1,186,271

36,658

EH

1,766,661
808,500

4,376,653
1,101,110

1,186,271

36,658

3,871,291

1,000,115

8,953

505,362
1,101,110

186,156

27,705

286,113
2,477,694

7,150,905

8,092,582

125,425

482,989
693

778,093
(593,950)

446,073

Total
Expenditures

$
4,013

286,113
2,729,324

289,387

7,947

297,334

297,334

614,721

AE

2,775

617,496

28,570

588,926

641,561

74,087
914,533

18,777

609,069

660,338

74,087
1,523,602

276,216

1,496,648

384,122

74,087
26,954

725,973

710,082

929,139

454,145

29,016
153,901

725,973
454,145
710,082

958,155
153,901

660,241
454,145
710,082

145,148

65,732

813,007
153,901

1,486,448

A
H

967

1,487,415

1,518,177

(30,762)

E
H

3,388,591

176,276

3,564,867

160,085

19,081

3,404,782

(19,081)

3,818,926

48,972

411,396

138,011

4,230,322

186,983

579,316

19,916

3,651,006

167,067

1,309,889

20,469,542

1,808,699

8,055,363

(495,857)

15,276,071

22,438,840

4,174,514 $

25,364
42,492
8,576,784 $

(25,364)
(42,492)
18,036,570

2,953

2,861,892 $

1,312,842

23,331,434 $

26,613,354 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Belmont (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Belvedere (Marin County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,188,207
3,453,297

$
39,049

1,188,207 $
3,492,346

6,548,965

209

A
F
F

40,854

6,589,819

209

401,796

1,282,232

2,742,480

4,024,712

1,576,914
16,543

3,261,489

1,188,207
230,857

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
64,076

$
681,130

Functional
Revenues
$
79,128

Net
Expenditures

617,054

602,002

6,188,023

209

819,213
711,486

13,384

11,935

A
F
F

819,213
711,486

13,384

11,935

184,427
478,740

634,786
232,746

13,384

11,935

2,447,798
(16,543)

197,897
87,890

226,475
10,519

424,372
98,409

406,118

18,254
98,409

991,853

1,126

992,979

584

992,395

349,729

349,729

317,963

31,766

631,402

631,402

1,423,081

(791,679)

411,201

411,201

378,209

32,992

3,768,822

E
AF

1,627,772

5,396,594

4,063,795

1,332,799

937,497

F
F

61,211

998,708

800,060

198,648

3,061,093

25,076

265,246

11,553

3,072,646

25,076

265,246

1,325,437

28,395

1,747,209

(3,319)

265,246

11,662

174,429

186,091

48,880

137,211

21,216,402

4,462,834 $

13,581,202

4,168,948

536,710 $

4,705,658 $

2,693,525 $

25,679,236 $

12,098,034 $

2,012,133

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

269

270

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Benicia (Solano County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Berkeley (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

706,724
5,007,901

$
206,605

706,724 $
5,214,506

541,206

5,066,327
3,609,052

A
AB
A

143,658
155,321

2,822

5,209,985
3,764,373

2,822

654,906
141,943

9,945

882,929
431,073

1,040,082

707,342
32,690

49,450

1,590,271
463,763

1,089,532

1,382,287

1,285,419

987,908

156,046

29,338

5,565,041

J
A

3,169,512
739,060
1,586,287

4,376,719

34,706,948

38,227,785
16,633,955
4,397,646
1,121,792

1,206,702

8,740,748
4,099,452
4,376,739
93,399

1,368,481

7,528

29,487,037
12,534,503
20,907
1,028,393

(1,368,481)

1,199,174

2,380,401

11,076,496

4,449,290

1,861,224

7,743,704

5,022,443

46,705

3,332,792

(573,153)

1,814,519

1,689,484

1,689,484

2,320,971

1,332,223

145,541

9,389,140

32,973,226
1,609,552
3,420,430
302,906

5,060,373

30,132,915
691,104
1,385,072
214,792

4,328,767

2,840,311
918,448
2,035,358
88,114

A
A

16,735,337

21,899,839
7,284,808

179,306

9,013,804

21,915,587
13,649,491

7,721,533

(15,748)
(6,364,683)

179,306

15,020,678
3,235,527
11,731,254

2,036,648

1,504,200

458,455

16,524,878
3,235,527
12,189,709

2,036,648

14,281,448
3,730,161
11,639,579

28,463
100,667

2,243,430
(494,634)
550,130

2,008,185
(100,667)

225,944,100

8,728,726 $

A
A
A

845,259
426,485

1,100,410

745,012
37,278

(10,878)

8,696,095

4,449,290

1,861,224

2,667,706

2,667,706

1,689,484

987,908

185,384

451,693
31,106

133,498

536,215
(31,106)

51,886

7,068,169

31,641,003
1,609,552
3,274,889
302,906

2,965,955

8,530,996

5,426,279
9,085

3,104,717
(9,085)

16,735,337

21,899,839
7,284,808

179,306

218,392
104,185
152,128

3,387,904
843,245
1,738,415

1,638,264
340,812
694,563

1,749,640
502,433
1,043,852

(192,005)

23,746,075

6,297,037

18,742,491 $

Net
Expenditures
2,638,495
21,079,525

38,227,785
16,633,955
4,397,646
1,121,792

1,206,702

$
586,935

Functional
Revenues
$
2,509,126

4,555,079
3,622,430

(9,945)

2,822

Total
Expenditures
2,638,495 $
23,588,651

6,105,032

42,488,566 $

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

2,638,495
23,001,716

1,728,313

7,781,618 $

706,724
4,673,300

Operating
Expenditures

234,672,826 $

145,851,781 $

88,821,045

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Beverly Hills (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Big Bear Lake (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

9,165,305
10,619,082

1,149,724 $
604,226

10,315,029 $
11,223,308

32,362,008
12,305,432
2,862,521

717,782
191,126

A
A
A

247,778
129,654
21,507

3,385,389
7,567

32,609,786
12,435,086
2,884,028

4,103,171
198,693

1,986,317
743,108
1,027,921

3,486,006
2,872,608
8,981,898
896,227

EGJ

3,117,258
623,796
19,564,803

6,603,264
3,496,404
28,546,701
896,227

530,545

10,315,029
10,692,763

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
311,089

1,120,770 $
1,988,157

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
25,686

1,120,770
1,677,068

1,120,770
1,962,471

30,623,469
11,691,978
1,856,107

4,103,171
198,693

1,630,000

26,679

77,997

D
F
F

1,630,000

26,679

77,997

313,419

1,316,581

26,679

77,997

1,079,281

12,769,263
1,054,942

5,523,983
3,496,404
15,777,438
(158,715)

1,590,437
158,289

2,465,875

4,056,312
158,289

962,485
79,949

3,093,827
78,340

2,454,122

2,454,122

2,454,122

628,339

628,339

366,627

261,712

5,840,181

2,944,050
283,684

194,680

5,840,181

2,944,050
478,364

5,025,164

162,804
303,022

815,017

2,781,246
175,342

824,358

824,358

685,937

138,421

358,485

8,406,400
5,180,006

AI
ACD

23,204

116,422

358,485

8,406,400
5,203,210

116,422

9,429,530
8,639,104

358,485

(1,023,130)
(3,435,894)

116,422

1,676,400
2,409,962

43,265

D
A

17,125

1,676,400
2,427,087

43,265

1,802,795
3,278,116

5,961

(126,395)
(851,029)

37,304

14,122,056

8,630,096

2,206,377

175,169

10,406

16,328,433

8,805,265

10,406

4,012,623

690,387

299,246

12,315,810

8,114,878

10,406
(299,246)

67,169

370,966

67,169

370,966

67,169

370,966

12,088,876

144,767,951

(140,785)

116,362,993

8,061,270

20,362,969

4,325,097

35,903,057 $

16,413,973

180,671,008 $

16,554,758

64,308,015 $

2,794,089 $

8,061,270

23,157,058 $

9,334,024

16,854,999 $

(1,272,754)

6,302,059

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

271

272

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Biggs (Butte County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
8,072

18,601 $
185,939

Bishop (Inyo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

18,601
177,867

327,711
90,082

18,327

C
F
F

53,701
9,622

381,412
99,704

18,327

118,769

151,995

23

152,018

189,161

50,703

18,601
135,236

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

853 $
64,299

119,808 $
1,063,040

$
561,812

A
AB
I

IJ

34,660
2,326

2,003,541
201,149

32,828
3,760

214,620
1,800

1,788,921
199,349

32,828
3,760

76,094

478,756

145,246

333,510

118,955
998,741

262,643
99,704

18,327

1,968,881
198,823

32,828
3,760

(37,143)

402,662

Total
Expenditures

119,808
501,228

30,518

30,518

30,518

111,463

1,367

112,830

28,742

84,088

122,670

15,843

3,881

275

126,551

16,118

46,893

126,551

(30,775)

47,489

84,532

202,700
161

2,055

49,544

84,532

202,700
161

136,422

12,665
6,383

49,544

(51,890)

190,035
(6,222)

109,447
231,840

E
A

109,447
231,840

112,283
147,982

(2,836)
83,858

324,313

I
A

324,313

313,505

10,808

25,495

55,662

81,157

81,157

287,690

25,000

12,585

300,275

25,000

108,430

191,845

25,000

166,564

1,090,965

2,577,925

94,394

1,157,215

1,917,400

72,170

(66,250)

791,761

433,935

5,241,933

194,239 $

433,935

5,436,172 $

360,410

1,130
1,891,165 $

131,236 $

166,564

1,090,965

2,709,161 $

73,525

(1,130)
3,545,007

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Blue Lake (Humboldt County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$
817

5,184 $
117,122

Blythe (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

5,184
116,305

166,840

5,694

14,095

A
J
J

24,265

191,105

5,694

14,095

136,561

1,129

10,582

37,684

25,084

324

38,008

25,084

29,771

29,778

3,107

Net
Expenditures
$

5,184
114,015

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

168,818 $
1,227,272

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,035,866

168,818
1,227,272

168,818
191,406

54,544

4,565

3,513

3,454,675
264,272

92,135

176,162

A
AB
D

AF

24,232
2,061

3,478,907
266,333

92,135

176,162

404,487
95,243

3,104

138,509

3,074,420
171,090

89,031

37,653

8,237

(4,694)

1,953,851
48,385

183,279

15,903

1,969,754
48,385

183,279

1,693,124

66,922

276,630
48,385

116,357

31,880

31,880

14,402

17,478

131,107

131,107

131,107

18,421
168,511

18,421
168,511

194,630

18,421
(26,119)

402,043
48,996

49,644

402,043
48,996

49,644

561,708

(159,665)
48,996

49,644

18,861
205,341

E
A

11,327

30,188
205,341

16,966
306,283

6,439

13,222
(100,942)

(6,439)

1,312,460
1,883,886

AE
A

1,312,460
1,883,886

1,340,807
2,360,130

(28,347)
(476,244)

132,355

18,938

151,293

69,071

82,222

790,125

772,478

159,070

949,195

772,478

72,481

515,975

876,714

256,503

223,262

1,169,517

55,671 $

208,851

1,027,570

14,411

197,618

1,758,824

14,718,412

201,266 $

1,758,824

14,919,678 $

1,787,669

10,076,025 $

223,262

1,225,188 $

(28,845)

4,843,653

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

273

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Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Bradbury (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

79,634

3,550

D
D
H

79,634

3,550

100,000

36,411

49,729

36,411

49,729

6,311
277,650

6,311 $
277,650

Brawley (Imperial County)

Operating
Expenditures

6,311
277,650

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
206

84,812
1,240,540

(20,366)

3,550

3,404,326
1,097,500

95,246

12,589

A
AB
J

231,909
62,938

23,639

22,969

12,772

26,760

1,020,993

165,552
54,554

647,429

174,978

84,812 $
1,240,746

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,591,731

84,812
(350,985)

3,636,235
1,160,438

95,246

12,589

572,458
233,778

9,026

50

3,063,777
926,660

86,220

12,539

1,668,422

165,552
229,532

2,358,193

147,751
249,961

(689,771)

17,801
(20,429)

116,027

116,027

184,532

(68,505)

94,778

94,778

781

93,997

82,862

82,862

82,862

412,581

1,371,644

25,530

52,693

438,111

1,424,337

568,825

805,235
79,586

(130,714)

619,102
(79,586)

E
D

1,860,318
1,319,298

A
A

224,347
3,742,257

2,084,665
5,061,555

1,740,518
4,316,681

344,147
744,874

7,150

5,000

7,150

5,000

7,150

5,000

1,181,092

707,987

976,548

4,036

2,157,640

712,023

674,190

358,054

1,483,450

353,969

664,324

331,140

333,184

2,938,876

17,062,686

691,357

6,834,228 $

4,380,932

18,087,750 $

(750,699)

5,809,164

664,324 $

3,630,233

23,896,914 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Brea (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

2,403,589
5,519,294

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

2,321 $
270,441

2,405,910 $
5,789,735

Brentwood (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

213,882
302,158

2,192,028
5,487,577

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

712,839
4,396,104

Total
Expenditures

33,777 $
121,645

746,616 $
4,517,749

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

124,475 $
4,641,136

622,141
(123,387)

14,131,738
4,620,090
1,784,754

98,682
1,203,417

AB
A
A

238,102
2,228,274
59,906

632,176

14,369,840
6,848,364
1,844,660

98,682
1,835,593

9,255,605
255,867
1,195,294

5,114,235
6,592,497
649,366

98,682
1,835,593

6,884,339

704,822

AB
H
I

2,204,704
97

9,089,043
97

704,822

603,675

8,485,368
97

704,822

1,717,526
1,479,743

2,814,571
1,909,314

4,532,097
3,389,057

3,996,842
306,821

535,255
3,082,236

4,009,745

59,786

34,425,876

38,435,621

59,786

2,845,035

35,590,586

59,786

1,188,899

17,836

1,206,735

1,206,735

1,160,602

9,578

1,170,180

3,156,694

(1,986,514)

1,336,804
350,442

165,524

15

1,336,819
350,442

165,524

365,551
10,216,139
495,000
183,668
557,208

971,268
(9,865,697)
(495,000)
(18,144)
(557,208)

3,204,852
3,742,472

6,751

3,211,603
3,742,472

30,012,322

387,020

(26,800,719)
3,742,472

(387,020)

1,947,928
335,529

I
A

142,277

1,947,928
477,806

2,473,155
572,728

(525,227)
(94,922)

60,417

3,642,698
3,179,802

A
A

210,216
4,573,935

60,417

3,852,914
7,753,737

4,269,112
18,972,474

60,417

(416,198)
(11,218,737)

3,709,261

965,339

16,342,989

96,339

20,052,250

1,061,678

10,887,943

917,186

9,164,307

144,492

2,995,236

87,452

430,022

3,377,797

55,642

6,373,033

87,452

485,664

12,766,215

1,383

648,669

(6,393,182)

86,069

(163,005)

8,007,616

50,966,175

334,885

25,089,446 $

8,342,501

76,055,621 $

9,404,419

1,298,242

52,897,708 $

(1,061,918)

(1,298,242)

23,157,913

6,518,125

1,907

41,791,220

2,674,520

47,694,538 $

9,192,645

1,907

89,485,758 $

25,897,753

104,325,963 $

(16,705,108)

1,907

(14,840,205)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

275

276

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Brisbane (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Buellton (Santa Barbara County)


Functional
Revenues

421,135
1,787,810

421,135 $
1,787,810

182,212

2,588,326
1,844,153
92,419

424,315

A
A
A

AE

2,588,326
1,844,153
92,419

424,315

413,320
230,185

236,195

605,830
424,315

703,737
534

1,309,567
424,849

280,401

Net
Expenditures
$

421,135
1,605,598

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

54,248 $
991,793

$
39,118

54,248
952,675

D
I
I

906,458

43,557

16,840

889,618

43,557

5,683

956,483

378,218
376,271

10,434

578,265
(376,271)

(10,434)

54,248
991,793

2,175,006
1,613,968
92,419

188,120

906,458

43,557

1,029,166
424,849

950,800

Total
Expenditures

577,077

50,849

627,926

67,339

560,587

492,299

492,299

492,299

108,105

108,105

376,947

5,431

(268,842)

(5,431)

7,773

(7,773)

1,067,297

E
AF

2,043,880

3,111,177

719,808

2,391,369

424,309

J
A

424,309

1,858,330

(1,434,021)

2,953,264

25,769

2,953,264

25,769

1,869,216

1,084,048

25,769

804,210

69,993

804,210

69,993

161,797

642,413

69,993

1,088,180

14,007,995

AF

793,470

4,504
5,179,028

294,710

(4,504)
11,627,967

1,256,334

5,994,001

1,350,806

6,094,156 $

2,973,127

5,821,908 $

2,799,000 $

1,088,180

16,806,995 $

94,472

100,155 $

(1,622,321)

272,248

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Buena Park (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,269,097
3,492,266

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
7,699,141

1,269,097 $
11,191,407

Burbank (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

148,724

Net
Expenditures
$

1,269,097
11,042,683

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

5,176,267
19,095,273

Total
Expenditures

9,700 $
1,021,552

5,185,967 $
20,116,825

Functional
Revenues
7,982 $
13,008,191

Net
Expenditures
5,177,985
7,108,634

15,157,391
6,065,127

541,973

A
F
F

202,227
6,006

15,359,618
6,071,133

541,973

1,596,402

619,996
545,127

135,705

13,763,216
6,071,133
(619,996)
(545,127)

541,973

(135,705)

29,749,694
14,099,155
6,359,078
773,531
18,790
1,911,103
239,513

AB
A
A

633,291
227,257

215,350
51,087

30,382,985
14,326,412
6,359,078
773,531
18,790
2,126,453
290,600

2,523,149
1,575,937
1,461,150
215,798
714
1,682,200

27,859,836
12,750,475
4,897,928
557,733
18,076
444,253
290,600

2,679,729
342,838

3,087,331

5,767,060
342,838

3,510,341

288,434

2,256,719
342,838

(288,434)

4,815,508
4,702,136
834,375
3,846,861

6,092,852

101,011

10,908,360
4,702,136
834,375
3,947,872

5,786,093
67,517
2,607,993
2,745,627

5,122,267
4,634,619
(1,773,618)
1,202,245

567,186

567,186

786,324

(219,138)

4,801,666

2,592

4,804,258

435,073

4,369,185

1,515,315
907,737
19,008

465,586

24,250
627,596

1,539,565
1,535,333
19,008

465,586

540,538
594,855
240,748

402,318

999,027
940,478
(221,740)

63,268

4,588,682

8,981,304
676,353

9,391

295,097

4,598,073

9,276,401
676,353

2,743,147

9,326,067

1,854,926

(49,666)
676,353

2,168,310
250,400

J
A

2,168,310
250,400

2,301,471
490,176

55,500

(133,161)
(239,776)

(55,500)

1,711,449

9,021,858
11,635,820

A
A

74,479
11,267,000

1,711,449

9,096,337
22,902,820

1,102,809

10,826,905
13,340,201

608,640

(1,730,568)
9,562,619

3,692,880

6,840

72,293

3,699,720

72,293

774,896

1,292,962
418,725

2,924,824

(1,220,669)
(418,725)

6,495,975

4,995,200

1,361,037

1,395,402

4,575,882

34,918

7,891,377

9,571,082

1,395,955

2,875,872

662,992

2,220,471

5,015,505

8,908,090

(824,516)

7,566,252

46,701,095

11,725,684 $

(953,240)

35,164,045

13,894,120

203,798,951

34,912,820
398,496,519

1,879,073

162,291
28,048,225 $

15,773,193

203,798,951

35,075,111
426,544,744 $

18,155,268

250,256,742

60,763,011
404,390,909 $

7,566,252

58,426,779 $

8,519,492

23,262,734 $

(2,382,075)

(46,457,791)

(25,687,900)
22,153,835

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

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278

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Burlingame (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

335,421
4,084,762

7,859,023
7,300,606

554,520
71,932

A
A
AE

1,741,574
1,391
522,678
192,494

Total
Expenditures

$
127,406

Calabasas (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

335,421 $
4,212,168

386,846

7,859,023
7,300,606

554,520
71,932

518,047
184,909

8,265,637

10,007,211
1,391
522,678
192,494

1,933,596

985,520
79,830

Net
Expenditures
$

335,421
3,825,322

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

7,340,976
7,115,697

554,520
71,932

8,073,615
1,391
(462,842)
112,664

Total
Expenditures

954,311

954,311

514,458

439,853

1,362,790

52

1,362,842

754,353

608,489

32,930
7,493,246

E
AE

32,930
7,493,246

173,223
10,239,718

(140,293)
(2,746,472)

5,231,461

4,041,974

497,983

10,275

50,336

5,241,736

4,092,310

497,983

1,873,674

585,848

454,557

3,368,062

3,506,462

43,426

6,417,010

48,696,106

AF

8,453,706 $

(5,025,365)

27,022,858

6,417,010

57,149,812 $

11,442,375

30,126,954 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Calexico (Imperial County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

California City (Kern County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

147,243
1,502,935

2,080 $
842,087

149,323 $
2,345,022

5,348,920
2,416,151
395,650
57,910

174,690

AB
AB
AI

AJ

108,683
94,688

5,457,603
2,510,839
395,650
57,910

174,690

1,598,775
324,854
411,957
5,600

3,621,055

269,551
675,632

1,369,745

4,990,800

269,551
675,632

6,191,538

216,537
737,730

912,896

149,323
1,432,126

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

159,510
1,373,846

3,858,828
2,185,985
(16,307)
52,310

174,690

1,791,033
1,338,435

97,809

AB
AB
E

(1,200,738)

53,014
(62,098)

754,452

203,760
426,231

Total
Expenditures
$
4,285

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

159,510 $
1,378,131

$
1,224,987

159,510
153,144

50,541

1,841,574
1,338,435

97,809

910,245
1,078,950

80,330

931,329
259,485

97,809

(80,330)

1,390,627

434,304

129,486

2,145,079

203,760
860,535

129,486

6,023,583

246,175
711,050

114,025

(3,878,504)

(42,415)
149,485

15,461

284,390

284,390

284,390

1,188,143
487,840

95,749

12,293
5,000

1,200,436
492,840

95,749

1,228,945
2,051,678

(28,509)
(1,558,838)

95,749

70,289

40,712

350,000

226,994

420,289

267,706

225,861

212,894

194,428

54,812

2,619,273
2,557,903

E
A

111,872

2,619,273
2,669,775

2,484,099
3,084,202

135,174
(414,427)

479,045

E
A

9,696

479,045

9,696

1,192,069

219,357

(713,024)

(209,661)

776,541

705,636

244,583

93,895

5,923

3,450

870,436

711,559

248,033

602,406

165,843

268,030

545,716

248,033

368,526

368,526

504,103

(135,577)

4,237,111

27,806,906

210,517

2,860,233 $

4,447,628

30,667,139 $

5,215,961

25,233,021 $

(768,333)

5,434,118

1,859,302

8,962,950

1,859,302

11,558,883 $

2,456,791

15,200,420 $

2,595,933 $

(597,489)

(3,641,537)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

279

280

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Calimesa (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

290,470
282,226

692,623
608,842

12,978

49,119

I
I
E

307,892

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

290,470 $
282,226

582,610

42,320

734,943
608,842

12,978

49,119

362,452
742

24

1,759

20,724

328,616

281,329
10,080

10,859

266,501

45,979

312,480

45,741

45,741

9,962

E
F

9,962

4,749

724

179,108

4,749

724

179,108

2,750,935

Calipatria (Imperial County)

109,023 $

2,859,958 $

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

3,420 $
264,860

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

3,420
264,860

372,491
608,100

12,954

47,360

461,017
313,103

7,259

AB
AB
AB

10,000

461,017
323,103

7,259

138,157
140,052

3,500

322,860
183,051

3,759

47,287
(10,080)

(10,859)

642,757

15,315

58,881

642,757

15,315

58,881

558,111

3,688

20,258

84,646

11,627

38,623

312,480

46,111

46,111

30,321

15,790

82,949

181,844

(37,208)

(181,844)

496,652
3,603

17,586

496,652
3,603

17,586

600,376
15,944

(103,724)
(12,341)

17,586

8,427

1,535

232,299
686,658

E
A

232,299
686,658

273,069
457,836

(40,770)
228,822

15,202

3,539

8,321

(10,453)

(2,815)

170,787

64,681

2,160

2,694
5,775

64,681

2,160

2,694
5,775

2,439

518

62,242

2,160

2,694
5,257

454
1,550,591

(454)
1,309,367

3,324,831

3,334,831 $

2,244,269 $

290,470
(300,384)

Operating
Expenditures

10,000 $

3,420
264,860

1,090,562

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Calistoga (Napa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

426,882
1,433,146

1,722,628
561,748

36,051
32,124

A
A
J

506,729

Total
Expenditures
$

Camarillo (Ventura County)


Functional
Revenues

426,882 $
1,433,146

212,841

63,926

1,786,554
561,748

36,051
32,124

355,106
1,000

28,000

80,251

586,980

149,825
280

Net
Expenditures
$

426,882
1,220,305

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,117,260
2,160,143

1,431,448
560,748

36,051
4,124

8,280,524

175,541

67,148
142,789

D
H
I

437,155
(280)

2,646,742
506,778

603,330

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,117,260 $
2,160,143

$
449,131

1,117,260
1,711,012

52,727

8,333,251

175,541

67,148
142,789

908,854

7,424,397

175,541

67,148
142,789

11,974,321

14,621,063
506,778

603,330

7,342,904
121,868

105,906

376

7,278,159
384,910

497,424

(376)

249,703

93,075

342,778

67,398

275,380

1,456,885

1,456,885

773,995

682,890

95,302

123,917

103,788

199,090

123,917

225,077

76,542

(25,987)

123,917
(76,542)

2,590,784

472,161
515,867

13,391

2,604,175

472,161
515,867

1,170,247

627,866

1,433,928

(155,705)
515,867

1,780,972

H
A

5,146,914

6,927,886

3,385,754

3,542,132

3,981,673

E
H

82,378

3,981,673

82,378

4,014,921

(33,248)

82,378

281,836

46,834
19,059

31,401

51,685

333,521

46,834
19,059

31,401

57,993

275,528

46,834
19,059

31,401

2,590

111,000

2,590

111,000

9,700,020

2,590

(9,589,020)

1,515,700

8,864,032

504,703

6,044,342 $

2,020,403

14,908,374 $

1,473,220

6,033,036

547,183

8,875,338

6,665,937

31,497,152

763,382

12,886,199 $

7,429,319

44,383,351 $

9,113,203

34,329,291 $

(1,683,884)

10,054,060

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

281

282

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Campbell (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

5,629 $
280,492

10,297,393
4,145,908

914,132

2,138,266

AB
D
I

348,220

10,645,613
4,145,908

914,132

2,138,266

2,171,251
152,407

936,925
77,434
1,146,626

2,001,404

1,189,318
19,858

3,190,722
19,858

1,785,773
1,558

566,697
2,796,758

572,326 $
3,077,250

Canyon Lake (Riverside County)

572,326
3,077,250

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

282,696 $
129,079

Net
Expenditures
$

282,696
129,079

282,696
129,079

8,474,362
3,993,501

(22,793)
(77,434)
991,640

1,064,137

44,445

2,885

D
D
E

46,165

1,110,302

44,445

2,885

211,202

899,100

44,445

2,885

1,404,949
18,300

397,909
49,027

163,289

561,198
49,027

1,739,134

(1,177,936)
49,027

784,179

600

784,779

129,993

654,786

15,728

15,728

15,728

2,103,602

241,450

6,222,603

2,103,602
6,222,603
241,450

1,441,376

238,893

662,226
6,222,603
2,557

362,859

362,859

450,392

13,366

(87,533)

(13,366)

E
H

168,416

(168,416)

E
F

3,330,206

208,853

1,606,677

798,458

2,266,408

4,128,664

208,853

3,873,085

1,480,619

11,614

2,242,133

2,648,045

197,239

1,630,952

31,135,525

30,282,093

2,348,765

11,131,586 $

42,267,111 $

11,985,018 $

209,454 $

2,558,219 $

2,414,094 $

144,125

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Capitola (Santa Cruz County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

552,600
2,703,600

4,167,300

115,500

AB
J
I

1,121,700

Total
Expenditures

7,800 $
156,400

Carlsbad (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

560,400 $
2,860,000

774,177

91,500

4,258,800

115,500

411,422

19,129

223,300

1,345,000

349,400

Operating
Expenditures

560,400
2,085,823

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
1,518,310

564,002 $
11,339,144

Functional
Revenues
89,381 $

Net
Expenditures

564,002
9,820,834

474,621
11,339,144

3,847,378

115,500

(19,129)

15,430,334
10,498,615

41,630

AB
A
A

AJ

564,347
504,858

28,000
1,798

15,994,681
11,003,473

28,000
43,428

2,547,547
37,334
1,471,395

30,768

13,447,134
10,966,139
(1,471,395)

(30,768)
28,000
43,428

995,600

2,621,978

HJ

10,238,463
90,000

12,860,441
90,000

6,794,811

6,065,630
90,000

609,000

1,300

610,300

261,423

348,877

3,245,354

AE

4,600

3,249,954

3,118,270

131,684

214,000

1,300

215,300

240,121

20,398

(24,821)

(20,398)

8,681,119

583,311

404,488

126,643

401,234

8,807,762

583,311

805,722

7,556,037
791,094
5,084,652

1,251,725
(791,094)
(4,501,341)

805,722

I
J

218,016
4,584,265

E
AF

431,492

218,016
5,015,757

1,154,341
19,888,659

(936,325)
(14,872,902)

1,273,100
47,800
10,100
59,800

215,200

AH

257,700
100,400

1,530,800
148,200
10,100
59,800

215,200

713,039

394

8,723

817,761
148,200
10,100
59,406

206,477

7,486,910

8,042,935

308,718

AB

AB

5,171,705

76,222

12,658,615

8,119,157

308,718

3,713,360

803,638

125,230

8,945,255

7,315,519

183,488

11,089,700

2,798,226

9,131,174

19,185,614

91,718,123

318,105

19,475,777 $

839,700 $

11,929,400 $

19,503,719

111,193,900 $

36,858,993

90,065,510 $

(17,355,274)

21,128,390

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

283

284

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Carmel-By-The-Sea (Monterey County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Carpinteria (Santa Barbara County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

169,033
3,575,903

$
119,442

169,033 $
3,695,345

1,581,123
1,096,149

12,493

A
A
C

165,123
322,305

1,746,246
1,418,454

12,493

40,692
266,081

3,955
129,215

807,764
614,249
70,701

203,926
49,413

1,011,690
663,662
70,701

500,207

2,554

610,517

130,731

741,248

88,027

653,221

8,300

114,491
39,000

8,300

114,491
39,000

348,233

(339,933)

114,491
39,000

10,000

E
E

10,066

20,066

20,066

1,089,960

1,128,121

11,656,106

98,148

12,746,066

1,226,269

102,319

33,084

10,927,804

12,755,260 $

23,683,064 $

112,435
3,527,279

1,900,477

Operating
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

D
H
I

94,421

2,094,207

15,619

27,216

113,263

10,184

18,870
4,244

1,980,944

5,435

8,346
(4,244)

716,655

1,040,920
202,752

110,306

1,215,109
198,861

(174,189)
3,891

110,306

355,252

355,252

181,007

174,245

287,851

44,678
78,000

100,000

287,851

144,678
78,000

123,207

36,888

164,644

107,790
78,000

68,088

E
H

50,000

118,088

86,499

31,589

12,643,747

1,193,185

804,600

8,000

144,884

1,546,380

2,350,980

8,000

144,884

1,637,699

713,281

8,000

144,884

(112,435)
20,155,785

6,159,102

2,527,440 $

8,686,542 $

3,629,803 $

1,705,554
1,152,373

8,538
(129,215)

1,999,786

15,619

27,216

511,483
663,662
68,147

324,265
202,752

110,306

$
3,972

Net
Expenditures

475,905 $
1,231,884

475,905
1,211,900

Total
Expenditures

$
19,984

(1,731,444)
3,695,345

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

475,905
1,227,912

5,056,739

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Carson (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

34,704 $
210,598

15,637,695

123,750

1,080,448
576,898

D
H
H

111,791

15,749,486

123,750

1,080,448
576,898

1,740,920

11,807,888
1,475,167

2,345,346

5,802,794
298,911

6,637

17,610,682
1,774,078

2,351,983

7,077,025

2,504,573

3,679,667
8,396,826

3,714,371 $
8,607,424

Cathedral City (Riverside County)

53,084
3,399,106

Net
Expenditures
$

3,661,287
5,208,318

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

182,207 $
9,474,679

AB
A
A

134,112

8,494,462
4,787,359

699,529
211,809
754,495
11,200
75,683

7,794,933
4,575,550
(754,495)
(11,200)
(75,683)

6,677,542

7,907,739

891,748

7,015,991

14,008,566

123,750

1,080,448
576,898

8,360,350
4,787,359

10,533,657
1,774,078

(152,590)

1,230,197

$
46,223

Net
Expenditures

$
307,913

182,207
9,166,766

Total
Expenditures

182,207
9,428,456

1,853,370

878,040

2,731,410

180,164

2,551,246

4,394,915

4,394,915

1,038,461

3,356,454

1,574,042

1,632,131

1,574,042

1,632,131

3,527,859

2,561,157

(1,953,817)

(929,026)

83,991

83,991

1,033,373

332,634

(1,033,373)

(248,643)

147,018

E
H

147,018

113,598

33,420

E
E

255,130

255,130

77,200

177,930

7,027,128

3,984,333

5,220,796

260,117

12,247,924

4,244,450

3,141,167

667,974

9,106,757

3,576,476

508,555

508,555

1,783,951

45,000

(1,275,396)

(45,000)

61,341,707

49,199,468

28,630,349

7,001,306 $

29,087,731

12,824,388 $

74,166,095 $

24,966,627 $

7,458,688 $

36,089,037 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

285

286

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Ceres (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Cerritos (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

141,349
4,844,222

$
354,905

141,349 $
5,199,127

1,500
743,601

6,313,310
2,151,813

170,375

AB
AB
E

228,811
45,014

6,542,121
2,196,827

170,375

695,442
320,182

141,719

894,684
17,005

610,836

1,974,852

2,869,536
17,005

610,836

1,848,912
578,590

594,321

139,849
4,455,526

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

1,407 $
44,481

420,378 $
12,471,455

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
551,166

418,971
12,426,974

420,378
11,920,289

5,846,679
1,876,645

28,656

9,720,736

113,246

1,527,306

D
D
D

4,297

3,413

9,725,033

113,246

1,530,719

587,615

452,258

9,137,418

113,246

1,078,461

1,020,624
(561,585)

16,515

3,566,176
3,599,006

1,738,946

5,088,865
13,103

8,655,041
3,612,109

1,738,946

2,430,946
93,769

1,403,765

43,931

6,224,095
3,518,340

335,181

(43,931)

364,212

364,212

364,212

2,104,839

87,092

2,191,931

2,191,931

321,744
1,395,062

5,937

7,113

328,857
1,395,062

5,937

2,276,092
920,571

124,707

(1,947,235)
474,491

(118,770)

377,491
3,821,787

524,032

377,499
3,821,787

524,032

848,169
3,806,942

(470,670)
14,845

524,032

2,091,710

E
A

763,593

2,855,303

2,552,365

302,938

4,506,082

E
D

4,506,082

2,054,644
354,582

2,451,438
(354,582)

968,264

1,181

AB

678,964

1,647,228

1,181

624,604

1,022,624

1,181

4,113,983

5,543,816

853,087

12,118,168
608,676

12,425

6,731,538

12,646
11,496

4,126,408

12,275,354

853,087

12,130,814
620,172

1,002,081

814,420

916,171

6,806,643

3,124,327

11,460,934

(63,084)

5,324,171
620,172

1,869,168

22,160,872

3,107,847

141,331

14,671,784 $

(922,281)

(141,331)

11,858,738

7,847,049

75,530,371

12,010,771 $

316,398

4,369,650 $

2,185,566

26,530,522 $

7,847,049

87,541,142 $

6,907,053

2,387,606
580,306
10,031
32,052,098 $

939,996

(2,387,606)
(580,306)
(10,031)
55,489,044

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Chico (Butte County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,194,503
2,332,201

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

3,373 $
492,028

Total
Expenditures
1,197,876 $
2,824,229

Chino (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

126,835

Net
Expenditures
$

1,197,876
2,697,394

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

221,610
3,288,468

Total
Expenditures
$

221,610 $
3,288,468

Functional
Revenues
$
556,077

Net
Expenditures
221,610
2,732,391

13,360,423
8,758,437

162,319
15,534
71,330

AB
AB
I

296,447
1,432,729

43,043

13,656,870
10,191,166

162,319
15,534
114,373

746,387
398,380

12,801
8,698

12,910,483
9,792,786

149,518
6,836
114,373

18,147,291
4,418,381

40,803

AB
F
DF

122,713
515,370

18,270,004
4,933,751

40,803

1,905,952
32,546

384,037
90,661

16,364,052
4,901,205

(384,037)
(49,858)

351,965
360,568
637,807
3,328,858
607,143

ADE

3,014,157

578,110
41,944

3,366,122
360,568
637,807
3,906,968
649,087

5,329,406
383,622
759,313
2,979,584
509,985

95,021

(1,963,284)
(23,054)
(121,506)
927,384
139,102

(95,021)

10,663,088
2,460,222

202,410
9,165

10,865,498
2,469,387

13,289,260

(2,423,762)
2,469,387

1,231,261

104,940

1,336,201

1,259,553

76,648

1,914,231

1,914,231

2,003,741

(89,510)

4,772,282

2,540,812

109,385
704,085

322,209

5,094,491

2,540,812

109,385
704,085

1,507,226

1,959,256

2,675,000

3,587,265

581,556

109,385
(1,970,915)

1,225,882
741,571

283,245

228,486

1,225,882
741,571

511,731

1,316,691

(90,809)
741,571

511,731

81,444
6,499,726

E
A

9,538

81,444
6,509,264

182,641
8,025,886

(101,197)
(1,516,622)

9,906,637
4,761,454

E
AF

9,906,637
4,761,454

9,734,546
5,222,393

172,091
(460,939)

2,169,677

AF

1,567,978

3,737,655

1,182,616

2,555,039

4,646,094

ABJ

4,646,094

7,767,844

(3,121,750)

(6)

49,289,760

7,906,496 $

29,054,046

12,556,037

75,275,014

AF

57,196,256 $

28,142,210 $

1,078,144 $

12,556,037

76,353,158 $

11,259,581

53,563,335 $

1,296,456

22,789,823

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

287

288

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Chino Hills (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Chowchilla (Madera County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,205,486
3,763,643

$
84,899

1,205,486 $
3,848,542

4,477,590

93,138

3,100

D
H
HI

14,589

4,492,179

93,138

3,100

687,466

11,034,319
6,255,615

4,064,227
8,082

15,098,546
6,263,697

3,398,193
6,656,557

5,028,855

1,205,486
(1,180,313)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

1,421 $
154,835

Net
Expenditures

$
2,011,459

56,051
(1,537,875)

1,594,775
63,967

53,694

69,464

286,117
15,145

6,036

13,553

1,308,658
48,822

47,658

55,911

74,456

512

1,049,497

170,787
60,354

1,006,753

71,331
50,205

42,225

42,744

99,456
10,149

(42,225)

54,630
318,749

3,804,713

93,138

3,100

1,469,719
63,967

33,733

69,464

A
AB
E

125,056

19,961

11,700,353
(392,860)

975,041

170,275
60,354

AF

56,051 $
473,584

Functional
Revenues

1,174,622

AE

1,174,622

1,174,622

80,959

264

81,223

81,223

3,665,843

42,160

7,910,281

11,576,124

42,160

12,880,804

42,160

(1,304,680)

16,958

1,198,640

33,054

2,441,757

16,958

3,640,397

33,054

237,412

504,025

189,522

(220,454)

3,136,372

33,054
(189,522)

3,078,538
3,072,438

E
AF

3,078,538
3,072,438

3,025,584
5,174,070

93,985

52,954
(2,101,632)

(93,985)

855,280
882,601

E
A

2,821
8,186

858,101
890,787

780,382
785,747

472,285

77,719
105,040

(472,285)

2,244,140

AE

10,104

2,254,244

1,638,158

616,086

491,098

192,186

683,284

234,524

448,760

11,322,539

51,433,171

AH

12,092,182 $

(8,027,567)

5,549,415

904,445

7,678,967

8,160

3,029,615 $

912,605

10,708,582 $

934,227

7,640,948 $

11,322,539

63,525,353 $

19,350,106

57,975,938 $

(21,622)

3,067,634

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Chula Vista (San Diego County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
5,438,631

3,220,243 $
21,976,941

Citrus Heights (Sacramento County)


Functional
Revenues

3,220,243
16,538,310

35,973,793
11,052,576

211,871

1,602,988
169,472

A
A
E

21,881,701
5,891,715

167,124

57,855,494
16,944,291

378,995

1,602,988
169,472

12,877,605
1,332,904

525,331

16,154

19,717,328
796,460
354,920
7,136,500

818,750

1,760,982

21,478,310
796,460
354,920
7,136,500

818,750

25,123,217
16,358
369,841
6,073,950

799,957

569,615
8,213,410

Net
Expenditures
$

2,650,628
13,763,531

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

284,315 $
2,758,460

Net
Expenditures
$

284,315
2,758,460

284,315
2,758,460

44,977,889
15,611,387

(146,336)

1,602,988
153,318

13,046,822

275,501

D
H
H

13,046,822

275,501

1,332,012

11,714,810

275,501

(3,644,907)
780,102
(14,921)
1,062,550

18,793

7,225,792

2,986,333

4,671,242

11,897,034

2,986,333

8,346,082

2,923,883

3,550,952

62,450

4,329,508

4,329,508

1,564,485

2,765,023

1,709,890

AE

1,709,890

1,709,890

11,644,029
5,082,077
801,231
101,713
676,817
16,536

11,644,029
5,082,077
801,231
101,713
676,817
16,536

15,461,568
4,346,590
1,091,566
101,713
213,250

(3,817,539)
735,487
(290,335)

463,567
16,536

2,232,647

4,136,481

530,448

2,232,647

4,136,481

530,448

908,543

2,404,839
12,771
98,249

1,324,104

1,731,642
(12,771)
432,199

332,281

443,834
37,824,663

E
AC

30,326
221,657

332,281

474,160
38,046,320

332,281

782,269
27,895,236

(308,109)
10,151,084

259,482

D
H

259,482

259,509

(27)

15,285,314

8,621,815

2,144,088

384,999

17,429,402

9,006,814

20,112,365

4,730,250

248,268

(2,682,963)

4,276,564

(248,268)

182,753,029

87,876,069

75,829

35,522,000

HJ

37,921,223 $

220,674,252 $

132,798,183 $

4,671,242 $

75,829

40,193,242 $

96,477
1,056,621
17,438,986 $

(20,648)
(1,056,621)
22,754,256

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

289

290

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Claremont (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

661,641
2,325,229

6,755,674

143,800
72,261

266,327
2,376,451

AB
DI
D

916,164
1,477,569

482,942

495,900

Total
Expenditures

20,486 $
4,138

Clayton (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

682,127 $
2,329,367

9,806,166

105,448

525

6,861,122

143,800
72,261

266,327
2,376,976

1,045,240

1,665,519

5,434,443
38,860

295,575

6,350,607
1,516,429

482,942

791,475

73,354

516,942

70,097

Net
Expenditures
$

682,127
(7,476,799)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

68,212
777,410

5,815,882

143,800
72,261

(1,399,192)
2,376,976

1,318,065

117,083

AB
J
IJ

6,277,253
1,516,429

(34,000)

721,378

955,461
254,689

Total
Expenditures

$
3,166,087

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

68,212 $
3,943,497

$
609,753

68,212
3,333,744

1,293

1,319,358

117,083

230,320
5,700

119,842

1,089,038
(5,700)

(2,759)

69,418

1,024,879
254,689

1,455,292
506,881

(430,413)
(252,192)

839,041

839,041

2,571,856

(1,732,815)

210,921

210,921

210,921

1,310,491
258,641

126,499

12,788
2,695

1,060

1,323,279
261,336

127,559

2,740,617
97,273

(1,417,338)
164,063

127,559

102,702

102,702

169,637

(66,935)

150,855

4,044,220
776,989
245,923

A
A

150,855

4,044,220
776,989
245,923

192,562

4,565,221
758,726
257,646

(41,707)

(521,001)
18,263
(11,723)

E
C

34,357

(34,357)

2,200,930

866,648

3,067,578

1,114,361

358,700

1,953,217

(358,700)

100,194

AD

100,194

80,803

(80,803)

100,194

25,927,547

6,875,933

3,904,737

7,141,535 $

3,212,585 $

6,782,666 $

32,710,213 $

25,834,280 $

3,236,798 $

3,928,950

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Clearlake (Lake County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

213,699
574,789

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Cloverdale (Sonoma County)

Total
Expenditures
$

213,699 $
574,789

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

58,367

Operating
Expenditures

213,699
516,422

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

75,570
945,399

Total
Expenditures
$

75,570 $
945,399

Functional
Revenues
$
339,726

Net
Expenditures
75,570
605,673

2,436,594

76,480

A
H
H

100,000

2,536,594

76,480

966,995

8,082

1,569,599

68,398

1,658,294

19,154

A
H
J

1,658,294

19,154

1,249,620

19,507

408,674

19,154

(19,507)

462,184

314,561

462,184

314,561

405,371

222,153

56,813

92,408

205,595
10,085

23,335
35,934

2,520,014

64,177

2,725,609
10,085

87,512
35,934

195,348

146,871
65,522

2,530,261
10,085

(59,359)
(29,588)

140,220

140,220

60,615

79,605

302,074

302,074

151,722

150,352

273,560

1,540,995

273,560

1,540,995

140,305

1,793,133

133,255

(252,138)

511,914

511,914

2,326,143

1,094,889

(1,814,229)

(1,094,889)

D
H

763,949

E
A

665,227

1,429,176

1,812,034

(382,858)

537,978

248,884

537,978

248,884

408,340

66,443

129,638

182,441

154,626

41,251

195,877

37,632

158,245

6,819,944

4,129,804

2,790,140

1,187,755

5,893,684

781,982

4,072,651 $

1,969,737

9,966,335 $

2,707,890

10,146,904 $

(738,153)

(180,569)

100,000 $

6,919,944 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

291

292

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Clovis (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

169,153
6,740,554

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

169,153 $
6,740,554

Coachella (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

4,460,391

Net
Expenditures
$

169,153
2,280,163

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

113,243
3,318,180

Total
Expenditures

$
24,490

113,243 $
3,342,670

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
2,522,928

113,243
819,742

14,141,937
7,198,854

282,190

1,068,822
55,851

AB
A
D

AJ

227,392
144,936

16,588

14,369,329
7,343,790

282,190

1,068,822
72,439

960,937
154,087

78,557

13,408,392
7,189,703

203,633

1,068,822
72,439

3,021,012

74,868

1,396

D
D
I

3,021,012

74,868

1,396

371,973

192,548

2,649,039

74,868

(192,548)
1,396

1,983,107

1,824,692

AC

9,254,502

11,237,609

1,824,692

11,355,313
926,994

2,052,227

(117,704)
(926,994)

(227,535)

764,526
173,307

4,907,391

5,671,917
173,307

2,487,995

3,183,922
173,307

1,140,601

1,140,601

1,536,523

(395,922)

367,357

367,357

367,357

3,605,926

16,000

45,462

3,651,388

16,000

5,360,522

57,223
720,000

(1,709,134)

(41,223)
(720,000)

358,711

622,091

52,849

169,494

358,711
169,494
622,091

52,849

1,210,278
1,379,748
605,200

(851,567)
(1,210,254)
16,891

52,849

8,803,780
7,994,841

AE
AC

2,125,949
699,696

10,929,729
8,694,537

7,863,674
17,065,979

3,066,055
(8,371,442)

570,622

E
F

570,622

569,719

903

2,494,882

512,749

3,007,631

2,163,701

67,657

843,930

(67,657)

385,255

AF

385,255

23,947

28,815

361,308

(28,815)

8,531,996

314,402
66,367,588

8,681,076

21,708,350 $

(39,882,793)

219,693
(23,938,421)

1,956,412

11,779,829

1,956,412

16,881,204 $

2,110,192

11,503,343 $

(153,780)

5,377,861

17,213,072

314,402
88,075,938 $

57,095,865

94,709
112,014,359 $

5,101,375 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Coalinga (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Colfax (Placer County)

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

249,999
1,019,778

$
117,829

249,999 $
1,137,607

1,855,764

2,055,011
307,391
1,654,892

8,447,041

AB
AB
AB

259,478

115,054

2,314,489
307,391
1,654,892

8,562,095

448,988
14,740
1,734,442
4,417

6,650,214

636,410

415,736
188,218

AF

605,096

1,241,506

415,736
188,218

1,111,335

407,689
76,502

Operating
Expenditures

249,999
(718,157)

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
3,250

$
370,590

Functional
Revenues
$
20,288

Net
Expenditures

367,340

350,302

1,865,501
292,651
(79,550)
(4,417)

1,911,881

509,914
64,406

7,389
1,350
17,518

I
B
B

10,226
16,055

520,140
80,461

7,389
1,350
17,518

142,045
15,338

378,095
65,123

7,389
1,350
17,518

130,171

8,047
111,716

110,255

6,758

1,800

110,255
1,800

6,758

147,927

5,944

(37,672)
1,800

814

76,624

76,624

21,620

55,004

352,696
336,449

14,780

352,696
336,449

14,780

104,317

1,171

248,379
336,449

14,780
(1,171)

84,585

7,741
40,996

329,095

84,585

7,741
370,091

64,334
175,356

234,480

20,251
(175,356)

7,741
135,611

1,214,617
2,040,792

AD
A

1,214,617
2,040,792

1,160,987
814,036

53,630
1,226,756

308,540
373,867

5,539

E
E

308,540
373,867

5,539

389,206
492,680

(80,666)
(118,813)

5,539

72,975

41,807

114,782

29,437

6,405

85,345

(6,405)

5,125,708
1,875,039

3,304,529
29,239,086

AJ

511,090
(143,482)

(345,861)
1,487,203
7,155,615

2,055,797

402,233 $

2,458,030 $

1,745,060 $

712,970

24,636
1,122,093 $

5,125,708
1,875,039

3,329,165
30,361,179 $

4,614,618
2,018,521

345,861
1,841,962
23,205,564 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

293

294

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Colma (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
16,349

427,241 $
1,650,239

Colton (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

427,241
1,633,890

3,794,272

A
F
E

129,119

3,923,391

392,302

1,081,958
218,635

1,081,958
218,635

352,726

Operating
Expenditures

427,241
1,650,239

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

10,667 $
990,175

981,893 $
2,379,302

$
9,345,613

A
A
I

264,452
196,727

8,609,950
6,768,109

82,737

7,192

1,271,507
192,557

50,336
47,012

7,338,443
6,575,552

(50,336)
35,725

7,192

2,427,075

4,090,764

3,176,797
1,340

913,967
(1,340)

971,226
1,389,127

3,531,089

8,345,498
6,571,382

82,737

7,192

729,232
218,635

1,663,689

Total
Expenditures

981,893
(6,966,311)

275,784

275,784

77,067

198,717

809,281

1,987

811,268

811,268

732,681

5,015,142

5,747,823

15,664,265

(9,916,442)

1,030,628

1,248,094

32,213
176,254

1,062,841
176,254

1,248,094

447,636
40,737

40,716

763

615,205
135,517

(40,716)

1,247,331

E
GJ

4,656,688
50,992
583,707

E
A

97,675

1,220

4,754,363
50,992
584,927

5,816,017
314,135
530,946

(1,061,654)
(263,143)
53,981

378,598

378,598

8,969

369,629

1,494,067

1,075,943

1,006,984

517,838

30,061

3,045

2,011,905

1,106,004

1,010,029

296,055

160,026

55,865

1,715,850

945,978

954,164

8,543,059

13,703,669 $

16,495,329 $

(2,791,660)

6,605,189

34,048,597

71,641,021

263,824

396,148

5,409,361 $

8,341,187

36,197,662

66,326,907 $

(1,472,174)

(1,752,917)

10,723,475

5,160,610 $

6,869,013

34,444,745

77,050,382 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Colusa (Colusa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

31,405 $
580,040

Commerce (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

31,405
580,040

622,852
534,010

A
AB
D

31,526
286,657

654,378
820,667

115,231
232,589

338,275

104,103

442,378

236,538

31,405
580,040

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

118,843
9,114,462

539,147
588,078

4,826,384
6,922,117

152,854

415,966
140,588
143,037

ABD
D
DJ

205,840

1,075,626
247,765

2,408,963

Total
Expenditures

$
124,772

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

118,843 $
9,239,234

$
1,566,139

3,595

2,441

4,829,979
6,922,117

152,854

415,966
143,029
143,037

7,676,826
7,573,502

2,829

133,496
136,887

(2,846,847)
(651,385)

150,025

415,966
9,533
6,150

306,907

1,075,626
247,765

2,715,870

2,368,315

170,550

1,075,626
247,765

347,555

(170,550)

118,843
7,673,095

36,263

36,263

36,263

519,373

519,373

12,825

506,548

72,408

178,224

104,153

72,408

282,377

75,514

454,398
12,815

(3,106)

(172,021)
(12,815)

1,246,382
1,803,564

35,456,073

230,431

1,246,382
1,803,564

35,686,504

1,831,696
276,660

9,496,714

(585,314)
1,526,904

26,189,790

529,329
619,961

A
A

284,440

529,329
904,401

678,230
778,592

(148,901)
125,809

H
H

392,005

11,389

403,394

135,272

268,122

7,640,335

2,392,003

990,417

19,403

38,963

2,133,370

7,659,738

2,430,966

3,123,787

352,407

164,146

38,009

7,307,331

2,266,820

3,085,778

329,029

4,263,801

539,579

16,335
3,275,093

(184,077)

(16,335)
1,837,449

1,719,460

199,512

77,533,724

302,653

41,069

3,203,604 $

1,763,803

65,147

33,629,951 $

258,310

175,434

47,107,377

26,473

848,741 $

355,502

5,112,542 $

2,022,113

240,581

80,737,328 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

295

296

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Compton (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
2,362,324

7,001,428 $
21,859,238

Concord (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

7,001,428
19,496,914

13,280,643
9,090,394
1,258,060

4,649,051

D
A
E

629,985
55,322

16,553

13,910,628
9,145,716
1,258,060

4,665,604

1,139,520
1,726,794
1,289,486

6,757,296

3,988,785

2,139,362

400,914

1,236,138

4,389,699

3,375,500

849,920

2,512,511

2,467,986
17,495,233

Net
Expenditures
$

4,533,442
4,364,005

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

2,005,645
8,319,361

12,771,108
7,418,922
(31,426)

(2,091,692)

28,682,448

1,198,196
38,085

A
H
J

3,539,779

862,989

5,814,627
2,086,300

HJ

Total
Expenditures

$
2,470,030

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

2,005,645 $
10,789,391

$
1,393,751

28,682,448

1,198,196
38,085

2,374,084

26,308,364

1,198,196
38,085

12,950,352

18,764,979
2,086,300

6,570,827

12,194,152
2,086,300

2,005,645
9,395,640

287,652

287,652

129,556

158,096

1,207,973

1,207,973

1,207,973

562,494
2,117,322
9,569,405
2,099,405

177,266
7,984
865

562,494
2,294,588
9,577,389
2,100,270

624,651
4,929,021
10,026,518
1,832,580

(62,157)
(2,634,433)
(449,129)
267,690

3,902,853

220,517

4,123,370

6,718,504

(2,595,134)

7,299,780
1,090,054

E
A

115,823

7,299,780
1,205,877

7,097,572
972,314

202,208
233,563

11,719,429

I
AH

11,719,429

14,576,010

(2,856,581)

1,435,092

122,319

926,262

2,361,354

122,319

1,381,496

90,756

979,858

31,563

10,142,067

1,849,131

7,373,020

17,515,087

1,849,131

7,911,260

1,863,948

9,603,827

(14,817)

7,009,102

92,497,262

226,097

30,320,483

76,966,115

23,013,919 $

314,568

6,244,004 $

7,323,670

98,741,266 $

7,097,573

68,420,783 $

99,980,034 $

41,408,384 $

58,571,650

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Corcoran (Kings County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

49,278
185,697

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
35,389

49,278 $
221,086

Corning (Tehama County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

49,278
221,086

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

13,988
527,485

Total
Expenditures

$
62,158

13,988 $
589,643

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$
922

13,988
588,721

2,049,177
48,142

51,277

62,422

A
D
HI

227,913

2,277,090
48,142

51,277

62,422

238,755

2,038,335
48,142

51,277

62,422

1,715,560
250,703

59,501

71,763

A
AB
I

90,207
19,281

39,185

1,805,767
269,984

59,501

110,948

251,159

11,878

1,554,608
269,984

47,623

110,948

872,303

385,037

270,759

1,139,018

1,143,062

1,524,055

855,355

1,198,587

287,707

325,468

332,918

70,361

150,226

5,180

483,144

75,541

286,019
5,992

43,112

197,125
(5,992)

32,429

51,067

51,067

1,200

49,867

7,475

ABJ

7,475

64,375

(56,900)

124,207
667,714
1,651,011

124,207
667,714
1,651,011

136,288

1,946,210

(12,081)
667,714
(295,199)

103,326

69,113

103,326

69,113

141,056

16,851
117,824

(37,730)

(16,851)
(48,711)

1,710,057
804,593

E
A

11,045
643,594

1,721,102
1,448,187

1,767,417
912,495

(46,315)
535,692

996,009

I
A

35,604

1,031,613

1,053,478

(21,865)

387,399

AE

41,458

428,857

48,735

380,122

174,262

13,406

209,060

383,322

13,406

28,793

6,458

354,529

6,948

1,663,140

10,762,521

15,805

2,384,981 $

1,678,945

13,147,502 $

1,764,606

8,869,648

(85,661)

4,277,854

854,302

5,260,172

610,901 $

854,302

5,871,073 $

970,186

2,998,103 $

(115,884)

2,872,970

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

297

298

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Corona (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

4,214,270
9,508,218

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

5,096,992 $
126,498

9,311,262 $
9,634,716

Coronado (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

24,027

Net
Expenditures
$

9,311,262
9,610,689

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

989,682
1,317,360

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
350,086

989,682 $
1,667,446

$
1,819,959

989,682
(152,513)

27,429,449
14,435,728
254,977
1,101,543

2,292,319

AB
A
A

253,282
330,507

101,317

27,682,731
14,766,235
254,977
1,101,543

2,393,636

4,598,336
3,085,699

318,595

2,010,259

23,084,395
11,680,536
254,977
782,948

383,377

6,728,037
3,645,894
263,575
95,110

AB
A
A

171,435
260,157
6,977

6,899,472
3,906,051
270,552
95,110

2,180,621
404,445

6,602

4,718,851
3,501,606
270,552
88,508

10,291,236
3,182,598

1,154,925
200,891

199,848
10,907

73,599
39,752

10,491,084
3,193,505

1,228,524
240,643

17,455,561
3,391,294

1,255,146
259,832

193,168

(6,964,477)
(197,789)

(26,622)
(19,189)

(193,168)

2,119,200

5,374,391

7,493,591

2,725,579

4,768,012

1,664,369

5,899

1,670,268

1,576

1,668,692

1,314,204

7,810

1,322,014

1,322,014

6,994,639
3,837,830

552,500

125,555

6,728,497

7,120,194
3,837,830

7,280,997

5,902,898
1,257,731

468,302

1,217,296
2,580,099

6,812,695

784,003

28,000

53,519

837,522

28,000

634,908

224,324

202,614

(196,324)

5,419,383

E
F

5,419,383

5,469,700

(50,317)

630,035
4,188,020

E
A

20,440
786,815

650,475
4,974,835

232,733
5,027,650

417,742
(52,815)

6,853,432

3,671,426

7,980

22,341

6,861,412

3,693,767

4,384,799

1,837,590

2,476,613

1,856,177

4,299,489

1,964,112

3,150,848

148,254

24,543

46,662

4,447,743

1,988,655

3,197,510

963,847

201,114

3,174,692

3,483,896

1,787,541

22,818

18,857,878

121,917,611

15,489,678

28,612,652 $

34,347,556

150,530,263 $

76,801,544

128,716,057 $

(42,453,988)

21,814,206

31,517,569

7,251,089 $

38,768,658 $

17,596,474 $

21,172,184

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Corte Madera (Marin County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Costa Mesa (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

338,981
1,193,445

12,269 $
62,009

351,250 $
1,255,454

186,013

2,408,089
1,998,773
806,129
69,259
38,129
58,081
45,519

F
AB
AF

87,930
1,568

22,606

2,408,089
2,086,703
807,697
69,259
38,129
58,081
68,125

108,642
10,215
501,885

58,081

1,499,754

660,149

2,159,903

Net
Expenditures
$

351,250
1,069,441

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,467,512
25,200,370

2,299,447
2,076,488
305,812
69,259
38,129

68,125

29,182,697
8,595,838
6,851,789

AB
AB
A

1,005,525

1,154,378

8,516,076

Total
Expenditures

13,690 $
234,181

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,481,202 $
25,434,551

$
2,153,037

1,481,202
23,281,514

1,482,234
102,789
32,147

30,664,931
8,698,627
6,883,936

7,202,129
181,200
321,954
30,222

23,462,802
8,517,427
6,561,982
(30,222)

1,584

8,517,660

15,117,544

(6,599,884)

554,491

99,364

653,855

79,931

573,924

1,239,274

1,072

1,240,346

427,438

812,908

206,330

3,819

101,918

62,525

268,855

3,819

101,918

229,289

101,918

39,566

3,819

8,557,571

2,124,254

25,108

4,025

8,582,679

2,128,279

1,147,544

2,949,399

7,435,135

(821,120)

2,010,618

E
AF

613,358

2,623,976

1,309,954

1,314,022

152,330
720,990

F
F

4,348

152,330
725,338

185,739
906,596

(33,409)
(181,258)

2,113,423

558,556

528,301

2,641,724

558,556

898,691

126,576

1,743,033

431,980

3,933,955

22,881

3,956,836

4,627,069

(670,233)

14,005,314

4,616,720

11,538,673

96,542,656

1,924,059 $

2,150,079 $

16,155,393 $

98,466,715 $

35,249,871 $

63,216,844

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

299

300

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Cotati (Sonoma County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

342,764
214,204

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$
618

342,764 $
214,822

Covina (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

56,570

Net
Expenditures
$

342,764
158,252

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

108,871
2,997,147

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
33,152

108,871 $
3,030,299

$
445,189

108,871
2,585,110

2,144,945

A
H
EI

10,734

2,155,679

348,470

12,376

1,807,209

(12,376)

9,153,382
5,724,637

158,308

413,457
5,838

AB
D
D

53,443

9,206,825
5,724,637

158,308

413,457
5,838

979,858
1,346

116,669

201,365

27,072

8,226,967
5,723,291

41,639

212,092
5,838
(27,072)

452,384
17,939

292,382

744,766
17,939

369,117

170,178

375,649
17,939

(170,178)

914,519
106,176
61,243
477,462

135,008

EFG

919,353

146,748

33,780

1,833,872
106,176
61,243
624,210

168,788

1,646,833
98,400
75,291
743,481

123,253

187,039
7,776
(14,048)
(119,271)

45,535

252,030

3,221

255,251

104,275

150,976

282,964

282,964

282,964

134,152
4,640

35,912

134,152
4,640

35,912

493,500
14,426

9,492

(359,348)
(9,786)

26,420

386,687

568,517

386,687

568,517

631,569

537,067

35,564

(244,882)

31,450

(35,564)

1,767,515

6,560

C
A

114,948

1,882,463

6,560

2,005,647

(123,184)

6,560

2,575,797
95,868

AEI
CH

2,575,797
95,868

2,783,882
157,869

(208,085)
(62,001)

196,278

16,902

AB

122,192

318,470

16,902

7,646

12,248

310,824

4,654

1,790,494

1,168,435

ABEI

AB

24,058

7,068

1,814,552

1,175,503

842,650

303,624

971,902

871,879

830,660

111,888
6,528,773

AF

174,039

2,711
720,845 $

1,001,534

4,605,479

3,165

114,599
2,644,139

4,469,093

31,593,903

ACI

(41,411)

1,176,191 $

1,004,699

114,599
7,249,618 $

4,427,682

32,770,094 $

4,354,917

2,396
14,108,295 $

72,765

(2,396)
18,661,799

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Crescent City (Del Norte County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

63,784
603,339

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
1,404

63,784 $
604,743

Cudahy (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

375,167

Net
Expenditures
$

63,784
229,576

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

420,742
599,663

Total
Expenditures

$
11,307

420,742 $
610,970

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
574,172

420,742
36,798

1,039,156
137,197

62,911

AB
AB
H

294
104,992

1,039,450
242,189

62,911

244,320
37,630

4,685

795,130
204,559

58,226

2,600,986

18,863

122,826

224,358

D
D
H

175

2,601,161

18,863

122,826

224,358

276,475

88,396

2,324,686

18,863

34,430

224,358

191,486

DE

260,978

452,464

387,749

64,715

569,284

1,585

570,869

874,247

(303,378)

166,705

332

167,037

16,846

150,191

52,751

52,751

52,751

79,478

2,936,497

67,920
547,206

492

13,765

79,970

2,950,262

67,920
547,206

46,923

3,041,657

553,669

33,047

(91,395)

67,920
(6,463)

119,768

581,952

108,763

624

119,768

582,576

108,763

82,092

315,588

70,358

37,676

266,988

38,405

1,222,645

EFH
A

1,262,692

2,485,337

1,717,253

768,084

56,463

E
I

56,463

136,424

(136,424)

56,463

539,807
4,938
4,768

75,647

46,649

586,456
4,938
4,768

75,647

213,603

28,774

372,853
4,938
4,768

46,873

721,452

471,167

1,192,619

407,476

18,225

785,143

(18,225)

1,527,233

9,270,717

117,570

1,809,168 $

1,644,803

11,079,885 $

1,830,835

8,499,111

(186,032)

2,580,774

6,197,871

484,858 $

6,682,729 $

2,843,453 $

3,839,276

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

301

302

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Culver City (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Cupertino (Santa Clara County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

2,998,270
12,804,409

3,075 $
402,482

3,001,345 $
13,206,891

3,310,553

21,667,295
7,463,392
3,186,203

395,128

A
A
A

172,762
10,219

26,713

21,840,057
7,473,611
3,186,203

421,841

3,330,006
483,915
853,267

3,583,639
753,718

11,775,636

428,890

AFJ

320,841

289,824

4,800

3,904,480
753,718

12,065,460

433,690

3,001,345
9,896,338

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
80,881

1,579,832 $
11,748,449

Functional
Revenues
$
15,307,519

Net
Expenditures

1,579,832
11,667,568

1,579,832
(3,559,070)

18,510,051
6,989,696
2,332,936

421,841

6,533,821

421,717
49,335

D
H
H

16,586

46,342

6,550,407

468,059
49,335

1,116,130

5,434,277

468,059
49,335

1,932,976

9,635,939

1,971,504
753,718

2,429,521

433,690

3,201,765
1,204,066

1,894,995
82,303

5,096,760
1,286,369

3,258,566

1,838,194
1,286,369

1,116,028

500

1,116,528

1,116,528

1,047,178

1,047,178

1,489,442

(442,264)

2,242,062
1,299,164
2,797,769

454,393

4,342
204
2,640

2,246,404
1,299,368
2,800,409

454,393

1,365,030
3,692,825
2,411,273

881,374
(2,393,457)
389,136

454,393

1,992,677

666,728

743,373

29,302

1,992,677

666,728

772,675

185,124

386,430

31,988

1,807,553

280,298

740,687

98,223

7,364,159
6,504,291

A
AC

31,537

98,223

7,364,159
6,535,828

104,252

7,419,212
5,865,556

(6,029)

(55,053)
670,272

82,084

1,896,825

E
H

82,084

1,896,825

2,726,899

82,084

(830,074)

6,870,004

763,313

160,074

420,612

7,030,078

1,183,925

1,590,100

856,123

5,439,978

327,802

8,580,071

686,054

1,417,312

1,337,704

2,116,914

9,754

9,917,775

2,802,968

1,427,066

3,586,695

1,491,481

6,331,080

2,802,968

(64,415)

94,565,986

53,565,584

41,770,406

5,614,781 $

1,850,625 $

96,416,611 $

42,851,027 $

47,385,187 $

29,580,274 $

17,804,913

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Cypress (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

153,454 $
150,239

10,487,918

304
458,937
89,823

A
I
I

750,499

11,238,417

304
458,937
89,823

1,134,242

5,159
697,419
6,281

1,795,169
1,154,841

1,992

2,255,435

769

4,050,604
1,154,841

2,761

2,685,748
51,430

510,595
2,442,690

664,049 $
2,592,929

Daly City (San Mateo County)

89,570

664,049
2,503,359

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
295,718

211,652 $
4,109,015

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

211,652
3,813,297

211,652
4,109,015

10,104,175

(4,855)
(238,482)
83,542

16,981,553
10,662,182

1,514,898

A
A
F

317,545
549,334

278,143
1,369

17,299,098
11,211,516

278,143
1,516,267

658,852
102,903
200,996

1,000

16,640,246
11,108,613
(200,996)

(1,000)
278,143
1,516,267

1,364,856
1,103,411

2,761

7,670,027
15,217

2,900,618
896

10,570,645
16,113

9,415,869

1,154,776
16,113

663,010

663,010

663,010

589,097

589,097

589,097

1,501,701

119,859

1,501,701

119,859

703,910

87,357

797,791

32,502

1,820,396
1,935,818

2,733,453

657

59,231

1,820,396
1,936,475

2,792,684

3,293,125
1,887,257

7,791,557

(1,472,729)
49,218

(4,998,873)

356,026

E
I

356,026

563,101

(207,075)

1,227,000
12,369,507

E
A

292,504
4,473,172

1,519,504
16,842,679

1,847,690
15,948,020

(328,186)
894,659

1,204,835

62,269

125,845

12,611

1,330,680

62,269

12,611

1,133,765

196,915

62,269

12,611

8,088,224

2,476,193

1,498,724

4,289,489

14,665

343,742

12,377,713

2,490,858

1,842,466

6,200,040

84,917

993,611

6,177,673

2,405,941

848,855

20,849,969

7,157,982

17,140,839

7,589,833

81,197,071

1,522,740

15,339,823 $

3,448,852 $

24,298,821 $

9,112,573

96,536,894 $

10,900,621

59,326,458 $

(1,788,048)

37,210,436

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

303

304

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Dana Point (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
109,756

340,588 $
3,214,437

Danville (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

340,588
3,104,681

6,084,675

215,000
1,474
289,163
101,318

D
H
I

30,986

6,115,661

215,000
1,474
289,163
101,318

582,529

1,328

87,812

2,188,144
233,848

6,889,312

9,077,456
233,848

4,159,259

Operating
Expenditures

340,588
3,214,437

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
126,292

691,473 $
3,274,274

AB
H
I

274,756
7,519

204,105

5,459,632
7,519

90,414

776,763

534,947

461,370

4,924,685
7,519

90,414

315,393

3,138,051
18,374

4,046,938
1,197,919

4,322,045
2,454,575
27,989

(275,107)
(1,256,656)
(27,989)

691,473
3,147,982

5,533,132

215,000
146
289,163
13,506

5,184,876

90,414

572,658

4,918,197
233,848

908,887
1,179,545

Total
Expenditures

640 $
2,303,199

690,833
971,075

933,177

933,177

464,024

469,153

133,964

133,964

632,237

(498,273)

2,361,477

4,010

2,361,477

4,010

960,386

1,401,091

4,010

2,371,985

2,371,985

794,094

1,577,891

E
H

E
D

1,753,578

848,097

2,601,675

311,758

2,289,917

3,219,940

211,782

3,498,078

1,194

6,718,018

212,976

930,836

77,403

5,787,182

212,976

(77,403)

17,611,133

6,567,096

18,922,188

17,713,506

7,268,369 $

12,539,335 $

12,442,540

7,878,151 $

25,489,284 $

24,981,875 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Davis (Yolo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

182,627
2,855,740

9,217,696
5,532,458

A
A
J

6,021,735

3,408,843

Del Mar (San Diego County)

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

182,627 $
2,855,740

1,965,542

46,218

9,263,914
5,532,458

2,923,863
1,377,099

AF

788,364

6,810,099

3,408,843

3,527,803

1,220,276

7,315,750
4,731,083

E
A

9,473,646

37,512

809,731
6,607,588
4,690,094

64,412,306

Operating
Expenditures

D
AB
F

46,716

1,378,426
1,748,512

92,050
3,102

953,325
274,958

49,500

425,101
1,473,554

92,050
3,102
(49,500)

835,444

1,273,769
169,681

620,605
16,000

653,164
153,681

743,219

743,219

165,584

577,635

140,332

224,456

140,332

224,456

46,999

140,332

177,457

(225,671)
(1,388,677)

2,064,442

6,723

E
AC

483,090

2,547,532

6,723

2,003,322

677

544,210

6,046

4,516,841

37,512

890,296
413,245

1,354,025

71,403

524,935

1,878,960

71,403

349,138

51,200

1,529,822

20,203

(1,251,839)

13,545,993

1,737,140

11,859,863

440,137

2,346,072 $

2,151,790

7,001,923 $

25,487

7,204,012

6,340,051
4,155,359

1,378,426
1,701,796

92,050
3,102

4,589,170

3,651,743

2,220,929

(242,900)

438,325
169,681

4,748,079

7,740,057

(2,991,978)

7,315,750
4,731,083

7,541,421
6,119,760

24,042

80,565

9,497,688

37,512

890,296
6,607,588

4,980,847

6,194,343

5,000,000

7,159,465 $

10,941,933

58,025,778 $

Net
Expenditures

$
318,825

9,690,094

71,571,771 $

Functional
Revenues

538,404 $
1,212,089

538,404
1,196,339

Total
Expenditures

$
15,750

182,627
890,198

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

2,177,277

14,205,935 $

538,404
893,264

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

305

306

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Del Rey Oaks (Monterey County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

193,948 $
63,636

Delano (Kern County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

193,948
63,636

732,503
176,169

2,518

16,234

A
C
J

50,910

783,413
176,169

2,518

16,234

319,869

16,234

143,519

143,519

46,435

Operating
Expenditures

193,948
63,636

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
172,820

105,990 $
2,167,061

Functional
Revenues
$
628,191

Net
Expenditures

105,990
1,994,241

105,990
1,538,870

463,544
176,169

2,518

11,120,082
1,243,749

A
AD
I

118,686

11,238,768
1,243,749

7,903,502

14,175
192
217,615

31,434

3,335,266
1,243,749

(14,175)
(192)
(217,615)

(31,434)

97,084

1,104,595
132,418

955,337
251,390

26,793

1,909

1,131,388
132,418

957,246
251,390

3,193,147

936,377
271,987

106,283

(2,061,759)
132,418

20,869
(20,597)

(106,283)

35,841

AE

35,841

6,115

29,726

154,833

154,833

440,160

(285,327)

12,359

1,956

12,359

1,956

19,165

(6,806)

1,956

109,606

3,020,094

3,129,700

23,503
507,263

6,761
89,746

3,106,197
(507,263)

(6,761)
(89,746)

J
H

343,010

1,361,994
1,113,059

A
A

74

343,010

1,361,994
1,113,133

267,714

1,472,867
1,569,441

75,296

(110,873)
(456,308)

90,777

20,378

111,155

36,405

74,750

698,483

698,483

1,560,223

(861,740)

1,469,460

71,288 $

444,223

1,096,525

2,069,356

22,758,143

1,540,748 $

22,873

3,363,249 $

2,092,229

26,121,392 $

2,445,672

7,539
6,441
21,700,233 $

(353,443)

(7,539)
(6,441)
4,421,159

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Desert Hot Springs (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

996,998
947,839

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

9,807 $
14,318

1,006,805 $
962,157

Diamond Bar (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

86,648

Net
Expenditures
$

1,006,805
875,509

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

410,853
1,842,247

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
301,962

410,853 $
2,144,209

$
485,650

410,853
1,658,559

3,198,912
522,828

292,091

421,819
5,013
153,108

AB
BD
D

141,416
4,145

5,697

2,701

465

3,340,328
526,973

297,788

424,520
5,013
153,573

1,304,381
138,329
16,762
61,424

386,345

2,035,947
388,644
(16,762)
236,364

38,175
5,013
153,573

4,353,579
7,359

79,044
67,817
24,504
7,188

D
F
F

106,147

4,459,726
7,359

79,044
67,817
24,504
7,188

273,870

4,185,856
7,359

79,044
67,817
24,504
7,188

825,619

465,255

1,290,874

1,840,101

(549,227)

1,251,441
604,477

1,006,768

7,872,428
61,765

9,123,869
666,242

1,006,768

2,732,578
580,899

1,970,418

6,391,291
85,343

(963,650)

338,001

22,315

360,316

427,136

(66,820)

636,633

3,199

639,832

639,832

105,808

138,953
40,911

22,675

3,567

128,483

142,520
40,911

818,788

53,447

(690,305)

142,520
(12,536)

545,772

356,603
267,834

14,381

545,772

370,984
267,834

908,330

438,745

(362,558)

370,984
(170,911)

9,756

E
J

9,756

9,588

168

135,810

E
D

135,810

198,613

39,916

(62,803)

(39,916)

71,624

118

69,334

140,958

118

191,009

59,672

(50,051)

(59,554)

1,847,806

536,824

148,963

1,996,769

536,824

579,020

13,807,867

1,417,749

(13,271,043)

8,069,398

5,393,630

3,437,463

13,982,559

8,508,845 $

761,695 $

8,831,093 $

22,491,404 $

6,044
22,021,950 $

(6,044)
469,454

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

307

308

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Dinuba (Tulare County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Dixon (Solano County)


Functional
Revenues

38,907
1,115,215

$
36,863

38,907 $
1,152,078

1,871,031

2,591,527
767,501
1,114,998
45,447

83,138

AB
AB
AB

AF

62,734
9,000

2,654,261
776,501
1,114,998
45,447

83,138

485,601
574
1,193,211
3,171

99,301

1,408,201

200,089

1,146,880

2,555,081

200,089

3,194,349

197,742

Net
Expenditures
$

38,907
(718,953)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
64,603

351,750 $
1,658,128

AB
AB
F

8,974
18,464

2,771,828
2,219,214

6,718

52,934

55,287
4,035

14,900
4,307

2,716,541
2,215,179

(14,900)
2,411

52,934

1,917,690

3,638,072
697,403

3,723,901

(85,829)
697,403

351,750
1,593,525

2,168,660
775,927
(78,213)
42,276

(16,163)

2,762,854
2,200,750

6,718

52,934

(639,268)

2,347

1,720,382
697,403

Total
Expenditures

351,750
1,658,128

53,242

53,242

12,836

40,406

427,742

427,742

497,154

(69,412)

1,012,681
768,427

344,654
111,666

106,723

2,666,870

1,119,404
768,427

3,011,524
111,666

338,590

2,081,054
1,312,391

780,814
768,427

930,470
(1,200,725)

137,381

110,862
37,800

137,381

110,862
37,800

1,015,908

36,695

489,451

(878,527)

(36,695)
110,862
(451,651)

1,766,564
1,796,477

E
A

91,487

1,766,564
1,887,964

1,824,446
2,001,873

(57,882)
(113,909)

1,327,399

23,485

E
A

941,996

2,269,395

23,485

2,365,583

74,180

(96,188)

(50,695)

956,821

463,662

231,392

1,188,213

463,662

298,870

213,374

889,343

250,288

357,061

2,419,177

2,776,238

347,872

2,428,366

1,755,974

16,395,191

611,081

4,473,833

335,665

12,143,711

FJ

5,370,904 $

437,282

9,066,555 $

(101,617)

8,448,060

868,462

5,220,411 $

2,624,436

21,615,602 $

2,013,355

17,141,769 $

335,665

17,514,615 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Dorris (Siskiyou County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Dos Palos (Merced County)

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

7,125 $
113,015

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
12,421

7,125
113,015

7,125
100,594

584,528
28,504

AB
B
I

6,142

584,528
34,646

178,162
25

4,093
300

406,366
34,621

(4,093)
(300)

360,100

360,100

214,898

145,202

8,113

8,113

8,113

75,578

2,921

75,578

2,921

172,400

2,500

(96,822)

421

274,302
396,224

E
F

274,302
396,224

358,548
635,677

(84,246)
(239,453)

51,269

51,269

68,307

(17,038)

499,450

2,401,129

6,142 $

499,450

2,407,271 $

786,189

2,433,520 $

(286,739)

(26,249)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

309

310

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Downey (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

781,271
6,814,264

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
2,778

781,271 $
6,817,042

Duarte (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

5,451,784

781,271
1,365,258

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

96,646
330,260

Total
Expenditures
$

96,646 $
330,260

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

96,646
330,260

20,307,939
9,587,258
2,053,056
266,598

1,065,549

A
A
AE

AD

13,974
20,416
4,326

20,321,913
9,607,674
2,057,382
266,598

1,065,549

3,107,517
2,343,788

107,356

1,141,788

17,214,396
7,263,886
2,057,382
159,242

(76,239)

3,166,497

12,488
21,095

1,209,073

D
D
E

AEJ

3,166,497

12,488
21,095

1,209,073

219,383

39,858

1,060,607

2,947,114

12,488
(18,763)

148,466

3,460,788
1,469,955

2,151,469

AE

5,926,939

9,387,727
1,469,955

2,151,469

4,119,382
806

3,056,323

5,268,345
1,469,149

(904,854)

943,171
847,131

540,326

70,141

1,013,312
847,131

540,326

471,441
21,227

1,046,163

541,871
825,904

(505,837)

737,198

737,198

737,198

1,100,772

1,100,772

530,135

570,637

1,324,148
3,104,295

250,998

1,324,148
3,355,293

1,302,063
1,397,407

22,085
1,957,886

789,035
347,441

46,751

435,984

1,225,019
347,441

46,751

1,225,019
347,441

46,751

395,031
2,548,194

AE
AD

395,031
2,548,194

719,713
127,119

(324,682)
2,421,075

201,457

E
D

201,457

191,694

9,763

2,202,758

2,442,348

1,864,762

3,415,808

1,258,672

30,277

15,815

3,461,430

2,472,625

1,864,762

3,431,623

519,769

330,244
18,476
3,866,428

192,835

2,941,661

2,142,381
(18,476)
(2,001,666)

3,238,788

1,129,598

227,677

1,357,275

564,629

792,646

6,587,372

72,580,061

7,524,195 $

(3,666,455)

42,047,631

10,781,741

733,802 $

6,587,372

80,104,256 $

10,253,827

38,056,625 $

11,515,543 $

4,145,137 $

7,370,406

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Dublin (Alameda County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

7,721 $
734,465

1,176,070 $
2,412,629

Dunsmuir (Siskiyou County)


Functional
Revenues

1,168,349
1,678,164

8,757,876
5,910,421
236,644
129,550

391,475
68,995

D
D
D

99,517
2,712,205

39,707

64,540

8,857,393
8,622,626
236,644
169,257

456,015
68,995

296,394
755,767
103,343
5,740

278,181

7,259

7,066,724
928,662

11,772,434
28,629

18,839,158
957,291

13,956,068
247,893

67,290

83,833

Net
Expenditures
$

1,176,070
2,328,796

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

63,925
311,345

8,560,999
7,866,859
133,301
163,517

177,834
68,995
(7,259)

417,598
118,213
5,837
443

20,741

67,160

AD
AB
B

4,883,090
709,398

(67,290)

217,799

24,178

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

63,925 $
311,345

$
359,067

63,925
(47,722)

15,316
6,485

432,914
124,698
5,837
443

20,741

67,160

137,502
24,787
2,139
3,148

295,412
99,911
3,698
(2,705)

20,741

67,160

123,495

341,294

24,178

231,112

25,999

110,182

(1,821)

2,847,751

AE

87,594

2,935,345

222,479

2,712,866

19,837

19,837

2,065

17,772

4,143,825
18,160

624,098

33,826

27,317

4,177,651
18,160

651,415

8,061,025

2,597,509
354,105

(3,883,374)
18,160

(2,597,509)
297,310

16,519

221,752

12,713

16,519

221,752

12,713

29,030

146,112

(12,511)

75,640

12,713

599,255

31,341

H
H

599,255

31,341

1,487,933

6,090

(888,678)

25,251

2,632

234,152
436,144

7,712

E
A

2,632

234,152
436,144

7,712

217,276
600,658

8,212

2,632

16,876
(164,514)

(500)

3,811,455

1,534,324

1,045,711
471,810

1,175,168

6,791,695

250,264
4,528

4,986,623

8,326,019

1,295,975
476,338

1,327,262

3,659,361

8,326,019

1,295,975
476,338

4,825

4,825

2,112

2,713

41,464,590

35,436,029

328,469

84,624
2,616,618

347,383

84,624
2,780,828 $

413,187

10,511
120,561
2,333,478 $

23,829,610 $

65,294,200 $

29,858,171 $

18,914

164,210 $

(65,804)

(10,511)
(35,937)
447,350

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

311

312

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
East Palo Alto (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

El Cajon (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

42,008
3,471,281

42,008 $
3,471,281

6,843,415

332,642

A
H
H

6,843,415

332,642

761,693

2,378,596

2,471,182

4,849,778

1,862,814

42,008
3,471,281

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
106,433

718,467 $
4,402,536

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

68,084 $
645,451

718,467
4,296,103

650,383
3,757,085

6,081,722

332,642

21,254,579
5,622,505
3,343,062
599,811

AB
A
A

970,260
578

22,224,839
5,623,083
3,343,062
599,811

3,590,455
168,717
3,030,238
169,029

18,634,384
5,454,366
312,824
430,782

2,986,964

2,900,648

DF

3,621,225

6,521,873

6,074,764

447,109

486,151

486,151

486,151

1,106,204

6,792

1,112,996

1,112,996

903,012
524,837
1,040,465

903,012
524,837
1,040,465

1,655,845
497,303

(752,833)
27,534
1,040,465

531,237

1,174,323
25,552

3,206

2,165,172

534,443

3,339,495
25,552

1,055,901

5,153,662
266,511

(521,458)

(1,814,167)
(240,959)

1,544,235

E
H

1,544,235

1,554,441

29,047

(10,206)

(29,047)

10,704,145

E
AC

1,210,006

11,914,151

13,512,061

(1,597,910)

968,844

968,844

2,794,078

(1,825,234)

4,660,875

579,097

5,239,972

1,553,296

3,686,676

104,283

18,639,769

(169,684)

(1,928,418)
9,753,345

56,937,511

8,662,769 $

2,471,182 $

104,283

21,110,951 $

273,967

1,928,418
11,357,606 $

65,600,280 $

35,288,169 $

30,312,111

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
El Centro (Imperial County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

El Cerrito (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

615,462
2,612,170

1,241 $
67,738

616,703 $
2,679,908

163,200
1,731,359

5,442,497
3,542,859

82,379

198,381

A
A
C

60,500
14,718

5,502,997
3,557,577

82,379

198,381

1,212,332
44,275

5,755

1,520,506

108,292

873,213

2,393,719

108,292

3,956,391

116,868

Net
Expenditures
$

453,503
948,549

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
420,816

493,035 $
2,571,329

$
7,138,885

AB
A
AE

AH

223,293

5,560,596
4,767,149

192,730

716,049
1,436,970

5,017
751,299

4,844,547
3,330,179

(5,017)
(558,569)

1,611,802

4,109,748

1,765,893

2,343,855

493,035
2,150,513

4,290,665
3,513,302

76,624

198,381

5,337,303
4,767,149

192,730

(1,562,672)

(8,576)

2,497,946

Total
Expenditures

493,035
(4,567,556)

445,290

1,328

446,618

193,560

253,058

320,018

320,018

260,459

59,559

563,997

574,570

511,420

84,405

147,486

563,997

658,975

658,906

442,451

634,797

420,105

121,546

24,178

238,801

1,408,757

1,408,757

517,765

890,992

53,574,503
3,254,442
3,606,046

E
A

17,896,931

237,548

71,471,434
3,254,442
3,843,594

57,543,931
3,254,442
4,368,951

13,927,503

(525,357)

825,296

AF
H

825,296

714,274

111,022

1,332,004

409,659

158,808
24,470

396,845

106,238

1,728,849

515,897

158,808
24,470

433,680

77,084

1,295,169

438,813

158,808
24,470

3,107,047

3,162,366

6,269,413

1,116,640

5,152,773

3,546,588

82,124,343

305,754

20,193,945 $

3,852,342

102,318,288 $

3,700,394

78,299,575 $

151,948

24,018,713

21,099,794

5,418,277 $

26,518,071 $

14,423,251 $

12,094,820

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

313

314

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
El Monte (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

741,925
13,779,436

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

El Paso De Robles (San Luis Obispo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,799 $
3,703,104

743,724 $
17,482,540

3,977,622

743,724
13,504,918

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

319,656
839,564

Total
Expenditures
$

319,656 $
839,564

Functional
Revenues
$
93,807

Net
Expenditures
319,656
745,757

22,178,624
9,079,091

638,644

A
D
DE

AF

1,086,331
84,036

23,264,955
9,163,127

638,644

5,854,315
1,492,124

5,938

17,410,640
7,671,003

632,706

5,580,556
2,079,227

388,664

AB
AB
I

6,036,720
666,218

11,617,276
2,745,445

388,664

524,220
774,293

303,056

11,093,056
1,971,152

85,608

4,662,858
2,515,523
71,400
1,223,799

272,550
74,518

4,935,408
2,590,041
71,400
1,223,799

4,443,020

1,305,051
1,623,858

492,388
2,590,041
(1,233,651)
(400,059)

1,864,890

686,179
388,653

7,000,887

2,016,075

8,865,777

686,179
2,404,728

5,035,618

829,857
2,930,892

17,854

3,830,159

(143,678)
(526,164)

(17,854)

372,530

1,812

374,342

374,342

1,256,483

1,256,483

2,328,995

(1,072,512)

1,634,472
104,906
5,001,733

899,799

16,866

5,445

6,038

1,651,338
104,906
5,007,178

905,837

1,012,673
8,100,000
4,945,366

719,846

638,665
(7,995,094)
61,812

185,991

1,124,513

587,723

315,139

1,124,513

902,862

305,259

443,350

819,254

459,512

94,465

H
F

94,465

329,336

149,877

(329,336)

(55,412)

138,284
2,739,768

E
A

4,260,419

138,284
7,000,187

162,191
14,540,145

(23,907)
(7,539,958)

3,787,895

41,241

2,390,880

5,693

6,178,775

46,934

2,661,729

3,517,046

46,934

3,242,093

1,233,465

111,103

235,530

3,353,196

1,468,995

739,566

162,436

2,613,630

1,306,559

2,407,222

69,235,563

AE

1,881,034

39,737,692

2,237,577

24,707,295

1,881,469

22,523,560 $

5,531,690

34,723,229 $

(1,412,644)

12,507,626

2,577,957

10,227,029 $

4,985,179

79,462,592 $

3,104,145

39,724,900 $

4,119,046

47,230,855 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
El Segundo (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,732,904
7,470,289

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
375,795

1,732,904 $
7,846,084

Elk Grove (Sacramento County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

751,492

1,732,904
7,094,592

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,327,770
7,187,173

Total
Expenditures

$
160,372

Functional
Revenues

1,327,770 $
7,347,545

Net
Expenditures

$
1,299,697

1,327,770
6,047,848

12,052,254
8,570,082
345,158

A
A
A

3,631,475
4,815

15,683,729
8,574,897
345,158

479,370
807,871

466,279

15,204,359
7,767,026
345,158

(466,279)

11,323,816

271,672

D
H
H

2,095,622

13,419,438

271,672

2,641,099

10,778,339

271,672

2,440,569

250,135

126,246

1,858,407

4,298,976

250,135

126,246

666,645
633,155

393,673

282,050

3,632,331
(633,155)

(143,538)

(155,804)

9,102,735

2,728,152

15,677,432
114,233

24,780,167
114,233

2,728,152

54,607,227

2,727,830

(29,827,060)
114,233

322

1,134,209

1,134,209

1,134,209

45,938

45,938

45,938

1,964,600

1,636,982

1,964,600

1,636,982

1,956,956

442,541
713,566

7,644

(442,541)
923,416

8,963,017

379,901
31,392

8,963,017

379,901
31,392

36,925,745

1,155,658
92,130

(27,962,728)

(775,757)
(60,738)

2,521

682,292
1,714,159

E
E

6,571

1,341,020

9,092

682,292
3,055,179

361,395

773,287

(352,303)

682,292
2,281,892

163,586

D
F

163,586

163,586

3,165,160

1,694,811

2,851,118

1,326,659

4,491,819

1,694,811

2,851,118

108,127

75,153

2,567,012

4,383,692

1,619,658

284,106

11,206,355

59,039,844

8,544,742 $

437,152

(106,628)

45,230,183

41,525,152

11,206,355

67,584,586 $

10,769,203

106,628

22,354,403 $

18,047,659 $

59,572,811 $

285,089
99,734,475 $

(285,089)
(40,161,664)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

315

316

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Emeryville (Alameda County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
485,227

109,238 $
4,376,588

Encinitas (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

109,238
3,891,361

6,346,431
4,278,536
155,202

360,095

A
A
A

32,784
61,882

6,379,215
4,340,418
155,202

360,095

528,465
46,891
219,624

33,283

396,795
95,256

1,464,211

2,249,325

2,646,120
95,256

1,464,211

3,646,572

Net
Expenditures
$

109,238
730,016

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
1,330,173

801,924 $
14,333,453

Functional
Revenues
$
3,916,339

Net
Expenditures

801,924
13,003,280

801,924
10,417,114

5,850,750
4,293,527
(64,422)

326,812

7,930,760
5,981,970
495,662

585,305
93,609

D
A
A

9,679
16,022
8,062

7,940,439
5,997,992
503,724

585,305
93,609

494,778
184,105

536,002
1,005,085
11,304

7,445,661
5,813,887
503,724

49,303
(911,476)
(11,304)

4,952,264

1,490,353

(2,306,144)
95,256

(26,142)

2,831,555
33,391

3,646,083

6,477,638
33,391

2,547,426

3,930,212
33,391

1,989,007

336

1,989,343

885,432

1,103,911

1,340,782

1,340,782

135,626

1,205,156

1,838,196

9,340

773,723

118,072

1,956,268

9,340

773,723

1,720,094

139,844

543,062

236,174

(130,504)

230,661

3,234,942

1,328,482

3,234,942

1,328,482

2,554,334

1,500,935

680,608

(172,453)

32,433
498,648

J
A

4,257
11,352

36,690
510,000

100,560
1,041,383

(63,870)
(531,383)

106,202
3,384,378

J
AF

8,238

114,440
3,384,378

551,974
5,223,367

(437,534)
(1,838,989)

1,175,536
3,805

2,236,913

3,048
15,777

20,889

1,178,584
19,582

2,257,802

212,026
91,476

862,604

966,558
(71,894)

1,395,198

6,259,109

862,710

1,270,350

7,529,459

862,710

1,349,789

6,179,670

862,710

25,654,726

3,002,949 $

16,513,933 $

12,143,742

48,274,061

6,288,607 $

28,657,675 $

54,562,668 $

20,011,064 $

34,551,604

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Escalon (San Joaquin County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

154,067
315,338

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
9,336

154,067 $
324,674

Escondido (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

72,081

Net
Expenditures
$

154,067
252,593

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

842,654
8,232,362

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

48,272 $
3,924,145

890,926 $
12,156,507

11,411 $
2,266,720

879,515
9,889,787

1,213,555

27,190
15,904
86,201

ABC
D
F

5,000

1,213,555

32,190
15,904
86,201

235,223

4,809

10,009

978,332

27,381
15,904
76,192

26,313,216
11,857,810
4,886

AB
AB
A

1,873,449
297,583
9,665

28,186,665
12,155,393
14,551

3,993,797
5,662,604

24,192,868
6,492,789
14,551

300,507
28,228

45,350

753,446

1,053,953
28,228

45,350

1,684,793

23,300

(630,840)
28,228

22,050

8,659,882
321,374

3,988,304

12,648,186
321,374

11,216,057
374,343

1,432,129
(52,969)

307,293

307,293

220,122

87,171

1,915,812

1,085,327

3,001,139

3,001,139

171,725

3,441

175,166

368,063
15,115

1,042
16,497

(192,897)
(15,115)

(1,042)
(16,497)

11,511,257
319,628

1,730,759

6,279,611
6,777

15,079

17,790,868
326,405

1,745,838

4,388,601

1,878,661

13,402,267
326,405

(132,823)

828,219

E
A

240,700

1,068,919

1,250,344

(181,425)

175,313

8,729,923

286,237

E
A

1,503

4,495,809

14,049

176,816

13,225,732

300,286

20,091,940

490,301

176,816

(6,866,208)

(190,015)

302,190

109,370

80,283

113,797

746

415,987

110,116

80,283

273,498

28,906

14,205

142,489

81,210

66,078

4,154,965

3,599,712

941,702

9,906

AB

AB

2,456,507

576,655

6,611,472

4,176,367

941,702

9,906

3,465,698

815,600

719,194

149,112

3,145,774

3,360,767

222,508

(139,206)

584,748

4,570,168

1,224,896

28,506

5,471,409

83,614

(24,656)

952,837

22,381,517

111,988,915

5,417,355

30,490,090 $

27,798,872

142,479,005 $

723,762

3,850

1,854,078 $

1,308,510

3,850

6,424,246 $

31,518,453

87,042,492 $

(3,719,581)

55,436,513

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

317

318

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Etna (Siskiyou County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Eureka (Humboldt County)

Total
Expenditures
$

8,635 $
109,349

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

8,635
109,349

176,338
47,314
616,482

A
AB
AB

4,204

176,338
51,518
616,482

120,356
22,340
543,614
1,535

2,605

60,766

8,695

69,461

58,917

Operating
Expenditures

8,635
109,349

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

401,447
3,561,932

55,982
29,178
72,868
(1,535)

(2,605)

6,139,282
3,353,258

348,168

75

AB
AB
I

10,544

1,945,825

1,494,264
25,433
1,112,190

EF

Total
Expenditures

18,570 $
64,050

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

420,017 $
3,625,982

175 $
1,341,173

419,842
2,284,809

160,003
76,148

6,299,285
3,429,406

348,168

75

1,079,443
161,634

9,915

5,219,842
3,267,772

(9,915)

348,168

75

813,280

319,235

78,222

2,759,105

1,813,499
25,433
1,190,412

1,189,746

44,062
1,337,212
32,091
483,993

1,569,359

(44,062)
476,287
(6,658)
706,419

357,103

9,830

366,933

52,748

314,185

8,806

8,806

450
22,501

(450)
(13,695)

370,756
289,645
623,212

614,963

17,900

170,002

388,656
289,645
793,214

614,963

366,522
255,133
989,567

22,134
34,512
(196,353)

614,963

364,999

E
A

1,378,344

1,743,343

1,770,570

(27,227)

3,146,274

I
A

8,071,444

11,217,718

8,879,352

2,338,366

58,350

58,350

26,985

31,365

1,503,389

9,749

39,164

33,069

1,542,553

42,818

321,388

(382,247)

1,221,165

425,065

71,482

6,822
1,529,343

79,563

2,649,436

(8,081)

6,822
271,150

2,765,581

48,531
28,111,077

3,664,262

61,185
19,887,354 $

520,359

(12,461)
19,513,873

1,391,243 $

71,482

6,822
2,920,586 $

1,419,040

193
11,290,150 $

4,184,621

48,724
39,401,227 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Exeter (Tulare County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,535,947
37,487

9,501

74,958

A
D
J

1,535,947
37,487

9,501

74,958

168,173

3,699

4,946

665,885
8,324

91,521

150,000

665,885
8,324

91,521

150,000

491,249
45,902

116,414

67,053

45,415
381,980

45,415 $
381,980

Fairfax (Marin County)

45,415
381,980

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

24,538
1,016,268

1,367,774
37,487

5,802

74,958

(4,946)

2,005,515
1,055,113

73,743

AB
F
F

174,636
(37,578)

(24,893)

82,947

658,689

Total
Expenditures

$
66,679

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

24,538 $
1,082,947

$
340,060

2,005,515
1,055,113

73,743

293,618

1,711,897
1,055,113

73,743

1,158,246

1,816,935

296,972

1,519,963

24,538
742,887

36,392

36,392

34,609

1,783

270,332

270,332

87,572

182,760

15,893

88,000
1,416,575

15,893

88,000
1,416,575

160,346

191,701
1,391,938

(144,453)

(103,701)
24,637

145,377

19,897

145,377

19,897

208,392

(63,015)

19,897

813,748
760,378

E
A

165,506

813,748
925,884

795,468
926,699

18,280
(815)

E
J

378,176

378,176

64,290

313,886

187,008

82,429

36,706

269,437

36,706

106,069

163,368

36,706

530,971

92,689
7,133,840

3,812,926

17,913
8,293,326

(563)

246,960
2,459,596

5,456,480

1,344,060 $

6,800,540 $

1,332,683 $

3,281,392

172,184
3,619,082 $

3,812,363

264,873
10,752,922 $

5,467,857

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

319

320

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Fairfield (Solano County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

718,320
5,421,962

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

718,320 $
5,421,962

Farmersville (Tulare County)


Functional
Revenues

2,862,528

Net
Expenditures
$

718,320
2,559,434

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

43,201
556,287

Total
Expenditures
$

43,201 $
556,287

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
646,827

43,201
(90,540)

17,931,679
7,632,108

183,959

1,320,576

ABI
ABFG
E

AE

17,931,679
7,632,108

183,959

1,320,576

2,748,078
169,238

1,145
2,253,810

15,183,601
7,462,870

183,959
(1,145)
(933,234)

1,109,779
107,308

48,634

AB
AB
J

99,364

1,209,143
107,308

48,634

344,445
17,900

2,619

864,698
89,408

46,015

2,444,523
4,787,072

4,562,490

AE

12,881,785

4,855,057

15,326,308
4,787,072

9,417,547

13,024,830

9,141,193

2,301,478
4,787,072

276,354

477,096

477,096

648,650

(171,554)

10,121,899

10,121,899

8,444,592

1,677,307

160,977

DE

160,977

151,673

9,304

3,255,196
386,847
588,926

3,255,196
386,847
588,926

4,310,186

790,238

(1,054,990)
386,847
(201,312)

989,318
781,412

989,318
781,412

656,128
781,412

333,190

71,650

E
F

71,650

62,164

9,486

363,550
438,070

E
A

124,461

363,550
562,531

380,945
458,395

(17,395)
104,136

5,271,352

6,187,559

ABE

292,597

5,271,352

6,480,156

7,457,240

4,992,432

(2,185,888)

1,487,724

93,677

6,204

AB

556,156

649,833

6,204

485,509

164,324

6,204

23,976,784

94,862,902

ACJ

2,738,665

20,768,104 $

26,715,449

115,631,006 $

(1,449,461)

31,208,422

299,515

5,475,028

6,856

786,837 $

306,371

6,261,865 $

437,332

5,011,835 $

28,164,910

84,422,584 $

(130,961)

1,250,030

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Ferndale (Humboldt County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

1,770 $
195,652

Fillmore (Ventura County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,770
195,652

240,329

3,803

14,282
23,380
1,545

A
F
J

318,805

240,329

3,803

14,282
342,185
1,545

120,991

661

597,983
2,600

157,879

157,879

1,770
195,652

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
23,764

83,568 $
738,455

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
751,658

83,568
714,691

83,568
(13,203)

119,338

3,142

14,282
(255,798)
(1,055)

1,925,210
305,750

45,504

D
AB
J

9,079
118,218

1,934,289
423,968

45,504

314,315
111,546

2,226

1,619,974
312,422

45,504
(2,226)

140,394

17,485

682,233
237,803

211,542

2,000

1,030,436

1,712,669
237,803

211,542

2,000

1,582,802
156,396

211,542

129,867
81,407

2,000

663

663

3,272

(2,609)

91,855

91,855

91,855

32,620

19,183
79,597

32,620

19,183
79,597

33,518

(898)

19,183
79,597

170,394
53,574

67,362
23,577

6,299

170,394
53,574

73,661
23,577

870,141

43,010

(699,747)
53,574

73,661
(19,433)

157,687

I
A

157,687

16,558
229,520

(16,558)
(71,833)

53,236
842,215

E
AF

534,469

53,236
1,376,684

57,015
948,479

(3,779)
428,205

33,456

18,080

33,456

18,080

27,845

5,611

18,080

353,405

158,924

AB

65,187

418,592

158,924

107,085

163,301

311,507

(4,377)

979,926

626
1,173,968

(626)
124,763

1,938,201

7,961,044

1,787,452 $

1,938,201

9,748,496 $

2,041,189

7,360,705 $

318,805 $

1,298,731 $

(102,988)

2,387,791

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

321

322

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Firebaugh (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

8,632
281,643

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

8,632 $
281,643

Folsom (Sacramento County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

101,556

8,632
180,087

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,522,056
3,888,386

Total
Expenditures

3,370 $
454,163

1,525,426 $
4,342,549

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
120,927

1,525,426
4,221,622

1,093,414
52,988

64,143

AB
AB
I

28,286

1,121,700
52,988

64,143

235,565
42,982

568

886,135
10,006

(568)

64,143

11,748,507
9,876,882
101,677

331,347

8,228,925

AB
A
A

684,171
2,549,905
396

775

20,979

12,432,678
12,426,787
102,073

332,122

8,249,904

961,362
344,420
941,167

6,054,172

11,471,316
12,082,367
(839,094)

332,122

2,195,732

506,469

20,356

506,469

20,356

359,129
15,616

29,814

147,340
(15,616)

(9,458)

5,849,399
4,931

1,599,637

36,413

155,240

6,004,639
4,931

1,599,637

36,413

2,242,332

2,034,565

9,918

3,762,307
4,931

(434,928)

26,495

35,400

35,400

35,400

5,812,324

31,946

5,844,270

5,844,270

10,000

10,000

10,000

2,144,469
59,330

16,811
3,145,623

5,188
147

50
1,670,978

2,149,657
59,477

16,861
4,816,601

7,910,432
151,213
637,529

4,048,912

(5,760,775)
(91,736)
(637,529)

16,861
767,689

597,987

I
A

597,987

529,874

68,113

6,702,566
2,231,628

A
A

6,702,566
2,231,628

8,488,279
5,457,428

(1,785,713)
(3,225,800)

401,819

401,819

71,917

329,902

7,762,496

1,066,384

585,274

5,594,928

2,482

1,484

13,357,424

1,068,866

586,758

3,510,379

1,231,731

65,600

9,847,045

(162,865)

586,758
(65,600)

875,610

3,948,461

28,286 $

1,305,724

2,692,745

(430,114)

1,284,002

7,965,532

80,680,597

1,713,005

12,889,207 $

875,610

3,976,747 $

9,678,537

93,569,804 $

15,926,034

390,898

60,527,298 $

(6,247,497)

(390,898)

33,042,506

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Fontana (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
6,481,374

173,789 $
31,602,801

Fort Bragg (Mendocino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

173,789
25,121,427

19,971,942
1,415,596

140,197
1,240,103

AB
F
E

134,470
40,760

20,106,412
1,456,356

140,197
1,240,103

2,498,578
427,460

387,179
63,766

2,222,210
2,581,868

7,664,518
2,829,027

9,886,728
5,410,895

5,099,406
10,846,303

16,172,162

173,789
15,430,639

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
38,490

38,633 $
1,239,064

$
646,213

AC
BF
BF

6,947
61,994

1,890,329
313,810

290,721
39,763

1,599,608
274,047

235,907

61,994

297,901

449,221

(151,320)

38,633
1,200,574

17,607,834
1,028,896

(246,982)
1,176,337

1,883,382
251,816

4,787,322
(5,435,408)

Total
Expenditures

38,633
592,851

1,857,657

1,857,657

1,857,657

477,601

AH

2,880

480,481

38,453

442,028

9,576,829

1,518,232

389,457

27,447,012

37,023,841

1,518,232

389,457

12,633,568

1,719,712

6,293,460

24,390,273

(201,480)

389,457
(6,293,460)

60,443

119,965

60,443

119,965

72,867

(12,424)

119,965

6,555,402

E
A

6,555,402

10,204,938

(3,649,536)

260,051

DEF
F

260,051

260,051

3,731,293

3,731,293

1,142,878

2,588,415

255,818

AJ

255,818

124,597

131,221

48,800

76,544,802

(10,127)

53,593,626

1,327,818

6,112,008

1,369,072

1,445
6,327,012 $

1,765,844

3,427,679 $

44,597,161 $

48,800

121,141,963 $

58,927

67,548,337 $

41,254

1,445
215,004 $

(396,772)

1,445
2,899,333

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

323

324

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Fort Jones (Siskiyou County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

62,614

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

$
62,614

Fortuna (Humboldt County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

8,479

Operating
Expenditures

54,135

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

172,753
659,391

Total
Expenditures
$

172,753 $
659,391

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
881,450

172,753
(222,059)

183,299
13,871
3,277
2,032

D
B
BC

183,299
13,871
3,277
2,032

18,869

900
50

164,430
13,871
2,377
1,982

1,427,276

8,429

33,481

AB
J
I

AI

68,777

1,496,053

8,429

33,481

341,039

2,614

1,155,014

5,815

33,481

47,656

47,656

91,619

(43,963)

395,391

133,212

AF

777,912

1,173,303

133,212

1,141,655

135,920

31,648

(2,708)

209,182

AE

209,182

303,487

(94,305)

124,281

124,281

296,917

(172,636)

52,516

116,975

52,516

116,975

39,634

52,516

77,341

16,901

E
A

16,901

300

16,601

6,970
712,854

AE
A

770,255

6,970
1,483,109

26,195
1,449,315

(19,225)
33,794

61,060

10,435

BI

61,060

10,435

61,060

10,435

470,744

5,377
12,635

247,668

AD

45,655

507

516,399

5,377
12,635

248,175

224,740

220,766

291,659

5,377
12,635

27,409

114,882

640,308

109,637

526,771

5,245

113,537

743,454

5,408,308

1,058,403

2,721,509 $

1,801,857

8,129,817 $

1,488,564

6,255,379 $

114,882

640,308 $

313,293

1,874,438

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Foster City (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

576,962 $
1,748,566

Fountain Valley (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

576,962
1,748,566

7,110,520
5,867,913

869,946

AB
A
H

36,435

7,146,955
5,867,913

869,946

421,750
98,649

515,411

515,411

2,307,616

8,976,778

Operating
Expenditures

576,962
(7,228,212)

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
60,495

810,078 $
1,724,126

Functional
Revenues
$
56,574

Net
Expenditures

810,078
1,663,631

810,078
1,667,552

6,725,205
5,769,264

869,946

10,289,672
4,443,619
1,351,135
132,612

393,672
48,371

AB
AB
A

9,310
4,825

10,298,982
4,448,444
1,351,135
132,612

393,672
48,371

1,563,559
242,460

8,735,423
4,205,984
1,351,135
132,612

393,672
48,371

(1,792,205)

3,726,132
426,508

9,141,777
82,247

12,867,909
508,755

8,407,882
14,155

4,460,027
494,600

493,659

493,659

493,659

250,054

250,054

26,105

223,949

13,218,843

60,694

13,218,843

60,694

681,757

12,537,086

60,694

774,248

367,084

246

25,827

774,494

392,911

3,898,206

542,381

(3,123,712)

(149,470)

E
F

2,559,143
96,917

J
H

514,845

2,559,143
611,762

2,637,658
45,326

(78,515)
566,436

5,380,143

20,599

5,400,742

886,607

4,514,135

2,185,907

1,650,691

3,836,598

786,047

3,050,551

35,842,657

57,034 $

13,373,157 $

22,526,534

6,373,595

35,892,378

400,656

11,890,919 $

7,767,993

25,988,346 $

(993,742)

21,794,951

35,899,691 $

6,774,251

47,783,297 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

325

326

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Fowler (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

72,763
399,262

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

12,519 $
73,112

85,282 $
472,374

Fremont (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

4,791

85,282
467,583

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,767,201
9,867,059

Total
Expenditures

$
12,668,897

1,767,201 $
22,535,956

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
37,730,634

1,767,201
(15,194,678)

520,382
49,777

931

AB
B
BD

31,783
683

552,165
50,460

931

161,067
45,374

416

391,098
5,086

515

38,940,866
20,833,891
1,051,652
1,542,831
92,587
1,397,684

A
A
A

4,591,546
1,624,627

138,894

43,532,412
22,458,518
1,051,652
1,681,725
92,587
1,397,684

4,830,072
2,800,291

19,786

91,224

38,702,340
19,658,227
1,051,652
1,661,939
92,587
1,306,460

341,150

91,128

432,278

78,120

354,158

4,585,306

EJ

16,513,975

21,099,281

12,885,839
45,355

8,213,442
(45,355)

24,415

24,415

24,415

2,710,285

3,682

2,713,967

2,713,967

156,211

156,211

232,911

518,767

(76,700)

(518,767)

5,700,784

2,742,339
1,245,715

224,201

6,591

5,924,985

2,742,339
1,245,715

6,591

9,113,275

2,565,122

49,216
118,003

(3,188,290)

177,217
1,245,715
(49,216)
(111,412)

19,359
425,665

E
H

19,359
425,665

458,394

19,359
(32,729)

5,996,669

2,087,762

986,030

I
J

485,229

6,481,898

2,087,762

986,030

2,344,893

2,069,654

4,137,005

18,108

986,030

19,651

68,156

19,651

68,156

155
14,297

19,651

68,001
(14,297)

11,391,171

1,187,048

AJ

10,794,397

101,498

22,185,568

1,288,546

4,989,107

17,196,461

1,288,546

488,157

2,585,879

416,339

1,930,631

71,818

864,473

114,126,880

47,153,537 $

209,225 $

488,157

2,795,104 $

161,280,417 $

79,652,471 $

81,627,946

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Fresno (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

2,788,396
15,059,711

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
807,703

2,788,396 $
15,867,414

Fullerton (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

16,527,134

2,788,396
(659,720)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

895,623
5,174,044

Total
Expenditures

5,829 $
737,548

901,452 $
5,911,592

Functional
Revenues
$
4,431,717

Net
Expenditures
901,452
1,479,875

102,412,869
24,366,123
4,809,201
1,509,287
250,190
4,117,692

AB
A
AI

AI

2,127,605
606,657

104,540,474
24,972,780
4,809,201
1,509,287
250,190
4,117,692

20,757,796
1,733,505

92,348

83,782,678
23,239,275
4,809,201
1,416,939
250,190
4,117,692

25,213,845
10,100,091
1,414,247

AB
A
AE

3,420,184
679,318
9,416

96,779

28,634,029
10,779,409
1,423,663

96,779

3,333,391
1,805,625
862,135

25,300,638
8,973,784
561,528

96,779

24,479,279
1,213,273
4,520,094
28,153,405
11,588,779

13,219,579
1,485
134,436
834,971

37,698,858
1,214,758
4,654,530
28,988,376
11,588,779

25,256,074

5,040,196
29,016,678
15,400,712

12,442,784
1,214,758
(385,666)
(28,302)
(3,811,933)

3,012,327
4,027,520

901,716

IJ

5,039,900
27,904

250,238

8,052,227
4,055,424

1,151,954

5,813,221

1,206,178

2,239,006
4,055,424

(54,224)

2,879,965

2,879,965

2,879,965

1,371,972

3,679

1,375,651

1,884,125

(508,474)

7,886,643
667,894
3,886,531

1,686,631

3,150

1,864,066

7,886,643
667,894
3,889,681

3,550,697

15,244,283

3,889,681

34,552

(7,357,640)
667,894

3,516,145

3,065,964

1,400,576

30,301

3,096,265

1,400,576

4,029,401

1,703,227

(933,136)

(302,651)

581,358

46,347,279
50,173,829

AE
A

2,911,068
19,574,517

581,358

49,258,347
69,748,346

47,995,207
56,069,333

581,358

1,263,140
13,679,013

7,634,346
562,119

E
I

250
375,747

7,634,596
937,866

7,646,883
3,960,261

(12,287)
(3,022,395)

19,813,213

132,413

12,847,407

AE

1,674,690

989,873

173,659

21,487,903

1,122,286

13,021,066

4,491,246

82,159

6,389,998

16,996,657

1,040,127

6,631,068

4,269,495

3,766,034

651,663

AE

3,363,773

78,122

77,693

7,633,268

3,844,156

729,356

2,850,614

380,971

684,587

4,782,654

3,463,185

44,769

32,143,137

404,314,599

AE

44,284,286

292,305,188 $

12,846,986

181,921,005

14,986,548

88,448,130

1,823,706

16,020,387 $

16,810,254

104,468,517 $

24,988,135

69,911,594 $

57,131,272

474,226,193 $

16,674,887

57,267,223 $

135,367

47,201,294

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

327

328

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Galt (Sacramento County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

115,337
2,087,775

3,479,357

AB
H
H

1,095,455
314,340

Total
Expenditures

5,653 $
648,329

Garden Grove (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

120,990 $
2,736,104

371,984

2,314,233

5,793,590

713,626
28,055

10,300

2,577,735
4,816

3,673,190
319,156

2,202,799
613,894

120,990
2,364,120

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

1,244,932
3,311,306

5,079,964
(28,055)

(10,300)

29,778,983
10,018,923
3,743,982

35,747
1,026,534
148,724

AB
A
A

172,295
373,097
1,519

1,470,391
(294,738)

6,672,392
1,293,627
41,843

5,800,035

1,244,932 $
3,311,306

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

24,750 $
5,686,563

1,220,182
(2,375,257)

29,951,278
10,392,020
3,745,501

35,747
1,026,534
148,724

3,633,583
822,857
1,720,018

1,334,310
81,897

26,317,695
9,569,163
2,025,483

35,747
(307,776)
66,827

12,472,427
1,293,627
41,843

7,917,552

36,007

4,554,875
1,293,627
5,836

744,830

2,140

746,970

746,970

837,541

6,746

844,287

844,287

1,043,642

73,720

1,117,362

471,705

460

645,657

(460)

2,088,881
3,601,741
21,705,938
2,631,973
146,303
1,511,690

20,000
29,304

2,108,881
3,631,045
21,705,938
2,631,973
146,303
1,511,690

1,791,258
3,818,786
22,494,515
2,638,825

1,951,260

317,623
(187,741)
(788,577)
(6,852)
146,303
(439,570)

1,169,528
1,655,487

E
A

1,169,528
1,655,487

1,189,120
2,190,997

(19,592)
(535,510)

511,465

H
H

511,465

170,212

341,253

2,983,124

715,157

3,698,281

4,222,103

(523,822)

3,622,392

41,464

1,591,687
312,314

57,694

2,361,812
33,632

3,680,086

41,464

3,953,499
345,946

1,866,751

644,898

674,153

1,813,335

(603,434)

3,953,499
(328,207)

857,070

15,545,945

(1,026,070)

(10,328)
7,979,217

14,840,809

74,691
110,835,882

2,855,984

11,712,118 $

17,696,793

74,691
122,548,000 $

6,341,783 $

857,070

21,887,728 $

1,883,140

10,328
13,908,511 $

16,704,111

74,012,306 $

992,682

74,691
48,535,694

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Gardena (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

4,087 $
174,860

13,182,398
4,757,156
5,430
109,480

448,936

574,134

AB
D
D

265

3,516

432,879

13,182,663
4,757,156
5,430
109,480

452,452

1,007,013

2,496,467
17,121
17,997

479,705

562,045

1,213,854
277,524

9,894,051

35,418
682

1,249,272
278,206

9,894,051

1,804,193

6,994,005

856,194
7,453,424

860,281 $
7,628,284

Gilroy (Santa Clara County)

1,430,548

Net
Expenditures
$

860,281
6,197,736

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
322,935

840,828 $
2,682,354

Functional
Revenues
$
1,480,870

Net
Expenditures

840,828
2,359,419

840,828
1,201,484

10,686,196
4,740,035
(12,567)
109,480

(27,253)

444,968

13,540,329
6,613,276
79,173

AB
AB
AD

2,185,517

15,725,846
6,613,276
79,173

1,058,855
289,266

5,881

14,666,991
6,324,010
79,173

(5,881)

(554,921)
278,206

2,900,046

1,743,757
1,753,776

5,152,902

6,896,659
1,753,776

12,583,415

(5,686,756)
1,753,776

371,214

4,368

375,582

186,650

188,932

1,859,855

1,859,855

710,482

1,149,373

487,528

380,542
78,517
542,283

19,887

487,528

400,429
78,517
542,283

325,401

281,346
1,535,502
1,747,640

162,127

119,083
(1,456,985)
(1,205,357)

1,211,059
1,221,483

1,211,059
1,221,483

1,037,282

2,402,646

173,777
1,221,483
(2,402,646)

610,710

2,276,168

E
D

610,710

2,276,168

681,295

826,417

69,358

(70,585)

(826,417)

2,206,810

5,055,732

F
A

5,055,732

280,601
8,588,531

(280,601)
(3,532,799)

2,319,100

44,199

2,363,299

198,572

74,584

2,164,727

(74,584)

2,684,642

446,838
115,679
427,303

4,835,582

7,520,224

446,838
115,679
427,303

1,072,296

315,383

6,447,928

446,838
115,679
111,920

45,838,643

19,728,846 $

26,829,958

2,905,302

42,858,451

12,496,936 $

720,161 $

46,558,804 $

2,905,302

55,355,387 $

11,034,271

40,859,779 $

(8,128,969)

14,495,608

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

329

330

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Glendale (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

88,878 $
6,650,484

4,320,626 $
17,080,294

Glendora (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

4,231,748
10,429,810

38,384,693
31,773,680
136,116
740,619

A
A
A

11,665,535
3,970,633

50,050,228
35,744,313
136,116
740,619

6,088,158
8,883,797

161,722

2,401,062

15,103,637

5,132,218
6,942,803

9,954,780

249,983
747,067

25,058,417

5,382,201
7,689,870

8,240,681

6,492,314
7,246,979

41,766,709

Operating
Expenditures

4,320,626
(24,686,415)

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

295,850 $
2,098,230

Net
Expenditures

$
61,709

295,850
2,098,230

295,850
2,036,521

43,962,070
26,860,516
136,116
578,897

(2,401,062)

8,364,544

200,974

348,410

AB
H
D

274,312

8,638,856

200,974

348,410

2,678,994

101,052

278,256

5,959,862

99,922

70,154

16,817,736

(1,110,113)
442,891

1,532,618
291,244

1,091,185

1,060,050
2,687

2,592,668
293,931

1,091,185

1,623,205
33,062

1,014,104

280,089

969,463
260,869

77,081

(280,089)

1,378,738

34,405

1,413,143

935,318

477,825

268,178

16,631,294
5,372,957
1,989,062

21,488

3,638,021
5,415
128,447

289,666

20,269,315
5,378,372
2,117,509

4,101,015

15,803,647
5,737,183
4,902,720
6,094,991

(3,811,349)

4,465,668
(358,811)
(2,785,211)
(6,094,991)

997,473

79,823

24,793

1,022,266

79,823

773,703

15,298

248,563

79,823
(15,298)

518,462

12,960,059
1,930,566

246,963

C
A

1,038,498
(7,289,850)

24,839

518,462

13,998,557
(5,359,284)

271,802

310,675

18,219,251
23,216,434

296,302

207,787

(4,220,694)
(28,575,718)

(24,500)

E
H

10,451,898

6,045,915

346,540

28,532,315

402,721

11,155

38,984,213

6,448,636

357,695

1,620,034

863,889

37,364,179

5,584,747

357,695

2,845,459

1,614,274

459,874

2,248,800

74,183

5,094,259

1,688,457

459,874

1,566,585

169,672

526,242

3,527,674

1,518,785

(66,368)

20,425,869

127,658,351
5,118,860

322,840,298

33,348,027

227,288,189
3,118,666
2,927,553
429,129,998 $

(8,907,797)

(34,534,553)
2,008,073
(2,807,553)
22,788,234

5,875,677

27,474,373

3,719,230 $

4,014,361

65,095,285
7,879
120,000
129,077,934 $

24,440,230

192,753,636
5,126,739
120,000
451,918,232 $

5,875,677

31,193,603 $

17,015,842

27,073,131 $

(11,140,165)

4,120,472

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Goleta (Santa Barbara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
84,984 $
3,329,320

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

84,984
3,165,692

4,014,138
20,000
2,387

92,608

D
D
D

4,014,138
20,000
2,387

92,608

100,744

85,995

562,369
9,200

562,369
9,200

1,428,520

2,917

752,682

193,247

D
H

552,348

172,097

40,472

11,090,744

$
163,628

Gonzales (Monterey County)

60,468
16,137

1,159,691
332,745

225,050
140,411

39,072

934,641
192,334

(39,072)

442,728
6,251

1,164,493
150,417

561,304

603,189
150,417

75,398

75,398

75,398

269,656

11,860

269,656

11,860

1,003,981

51,851

(734,325)

(39,991)

569,860
410,619

A
A

569,860
410,619

606,805
599,848

(36,945)
(189,229)

(352,198)

(1,128)

40,472

208,138

138,884

347,022

111,567

235,455

5,820,209

734,912

5,673,330

674,474 $

734,912

6,347,804 $

1,050,612

4,401,792 $

1,099,223
316,608

1,067,664

(505,295)
9,200

721,765
144,166

1,431,437

394,225

1,037,212

752,682

193,247

710,464

70,217

42,218

123,030

552,348

172,097

40,472

904,546

173,225

5,437,080

Net
Expenditures

A
B
D

3,913,394
20,000
2,387

6,613

11,257,289 $

Functional
Revenues

106,438 $
1,014,693

Total
Expenditures

$
10,006

84,984
1,399,320

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

106,438
1,004,687

166,545 $

1,930,000

Operating
Expenditures

$
11,291

106,438
1,003,402

(315,700)

1,946,012

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

331

332

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Grand Terrace (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

218,666
619,619

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
8,165

218,666 $
627,784

Grass Valley (Nevada County)


Functional
Revenues

11,246

Net
Expenditures
$

218,666
616,538

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

186,401
1,261,430

Total
Expenditures

9,254 $
20,008

195,655 $
1,281,438

Functional
Revenues
$
2,905

Net
Expenditures
195,655
1,278,533

1,188,469

25,850
4,207

1,716

D
F
HI

EF

47,419

1,235,888

25,850
4,207

1,716

188,534
6,818

1,047,354
(6,818)

25,850
4,207

1,716

2,855,627
1,333,630

172,676

120,711

AB
AB
BJ

HJ

185,310
338,177

32,498

3,040,937
1,671,807

205,174

120,711

634,279
746,531

37,043

65,198

2,406,658
925,276

168,131

55,513

363,244
6,808

569,743

932,987
6,808

444,924
11,962

488,063
(5,154)

507,966
52,349

42,634

550,600
52,349

640,902
4,483

(90,302)
47,866

172,792

2,300

175,092

14,463

160,629

453,302

4,271

457,573

261,384

196,189

57,337

57,337

125,736

25,393

(68,399)

(25,393)

595,198

675,986

30,545

6,163

601,361

675,986

30,545

720,479

1,098,265

56,996

(119,118)

(422,279)

(26,451)

1,007,306

E
AC

1,007,306

1,230,196

(222,890)

2,316,179

IJ
A

3,169,199

5,485,378

4,202,085

1,283,293

465,855

803,207

57,983

523,838

803,207

11,987

830,004

511,851

(26,797)

497,040

43,322

540,362

138,793

401,569

4,935,076

2,901,263

2,719,423

991,502

12,050,542

AH

423,603

4,274,439 $

1,415,105

16,324,981 $

1,372,436

9,981,779 $

685,610 $

5,620,686 $

42,669

6,343,202

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Greenfield (Monterey County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
4,303

1,747,090

51,483

AB
H
IJ

9,518

1,756,608

51,483

352,044

534

231,323

73,384

235,113

932

466,436

74,316

606,446

74,316

139,971
503,044

139,971 $
507,347

Gridley (Butte County)

139,971
507,347

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
4,750 $
7,500

112,312 $
580,277

Functional
Revenues
$
4,988

Net
Expenditures

107,562
572,777

112,312
575,289

1,404,564

50,949

1,907,335
328,066

59,742

37,922

A
F
FI

95,085
46,817

2,002,420
374,883

59,742

37,922

674,479

19,652

37,922

1,327,941
374,883

40,090

(140,010)

421,914

68,723

AI

228,483

650,397

68,723

483,008

55,494

15,176

167,389

13,229

(15,176)

127,182

AE

127,182

35,740

91,442

283,303

283,303

149,711

133,592

210,758
28,162

2,500
9,218

210,758
28,162

2,500
9,218

113,732
30,000

12,050

97,026
(1,838)

2,500
(2,832)

181,684

352,443

52,791

181,684

352,443

52,791

70,911

390,109

110,773

(37,666)

52,791

680,124
330,276

E
A

748,685

680,124
1,078,961

1,054,669
455,031

(374,545)
623,930

610,110
372,145

J
A

79,383

610,110
451,528

620,273
667,257

(10,163)
(215,729)

88,086

AEH

194,035

282,121

31,163

532

250,958

(532)

282,105

88,106

370,211

17,751

352,460

604,522

4,827,123

779,333

3,545,590

(43,808)

2,605,122

432,165

3,647,772

9,718,559

707,139

158,570

1,415,833 $

1,139,304

3,806,342

11,134,392 $

886,498

4,521,996
10,017

8,625,242 $

131,003

1,323,589 $

735,525

6,150,712 $

252,806

(715,654)
(10,017)

2,509,150

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

333

334

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Grover Beach (San Luis Obispo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

145,012
1,178,364

2,265,589
328,897

88,187

A
A
I

635,808

10,050

Total
Expenditures

1,033 $
96,315

Guadalupe (Santa Barbara County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

146,045 $
1,274,679

396,600

124,929
20,910

2,390,518
349,807

88,187

304,932
44,486

327,942

1,360,187

1,995,995

10,050

146,045
878,079

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

77,884 $
492,899

AB
AB
E

960,333
183,106

55,364

95,658

55,364

864,675
183,106

322,330

222,907

185,764

322,330

37,143

77,884
492,899

2,085,586
305,321

(239,755)

960,333
183,106

55,364

1,449,098

16,755

546,897

(6,705)

322,330

222,907

Total
Expenditures

$
132,281

77,884
360,618

200,024

5,759

205,783

457,307

(251,524)

134,102

134,102

17,902

116,200

141,135

141,135

141,135

120,518

120,518

25,818

94,700

932,210

I
A

67,107

999,317

1,265,992

(266,675)

384,930
417,452

E
A

384,930
417,452

388,376
596,933

(3,446)
(179,481)

324,629

1,284

325,913

363,543

(37,630)

107,113

107,113

306

106,807

1,610,960

7,860,865

31,629

1,709,153 $

2,085,836

6,712,491

(443,247)

2,857,527

1,294,723

4,773,661

1,642,589

9,570,018 $

1,294,723

4,773,661 $

1,077,063

2,575,465 $

217,660

2,198,196

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Gustine (Merced County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

30,321 $
167,071

Half Moon Bay (San Mateo County)


Functional
Revenues

30,321
167,071

862,056
22,192

15,204

131,059

A
AB
J

27,497

862,056
49,689

15,204

131,059

209,093
8,400

4,959
99
130,528

338,358

73,269

34,460

372,818

73,269

178,770

338,084

12,924

Net
Expenditures
$

Operating
Expenditures

30,321
154,147

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

564,766
1,671,417

652,963
41,289

10,245
(99)
531

2,999,318

ABC
H
J

194,048

(264,815)

1,326,880

IJ

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

564,766 $
1,671,417

$
288,881

564,766
1,382,536

100,270

3,099,588

157,072

636

2,942,516

(636)

358,283

1,685,163

1,499,752
441,485

185,411
(441,485)

32,616

32,616

32,616

674,399

AE

674,399

674,399

86,097

15,875

101,972

89,045
44,876

27,930

12,927
(44,876)

(27,930)

687,992

687,992

423,781

264,211

328,368
1,090,810

E
E

328,368
1,090,810

354,418
1,235,919

(26,050)
(145,109)

1,989,896

E
F

880,694

2,870,590

2,590,557

280,033

148,289

164,714

148,289

164,714

45,675

50,426

102,614

114,288

834,229

657,228

1,491,457

952,305

33,156

539,152

(33,156)

476,900

3,967,324

77,832 $

514,399

3,278,161

(37,499)

766,995

10,748,897

1,996,475 $

476,900

4,045,156 $

12,745,372 $

6,387,625 $

6,357,747

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

335

336

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Hanford (Kings County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

68,955
667,380

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
185,186

68,955 $
852,566

Hawaiian Gardens (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

68,955
852,566

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

832,485
4,982,488

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,732 $
157,103

834,217 $
5,139,591

$
106,678

834,217
5,032,913

5,066,393
1,981,699

94,404
7,914
281,472

AB
AB
J

5,066,393
1,981,699

94,404
7,914
281,472

824,930
57,168

5,158

4,241,463
1,924,531

94,404
2,756
281,472

2,284,250

242,999

AD
D
D

82,224

712,302

2,366,474

955,301

244,042

253,459

2,122,432

701,842

1,498,732
106,708

277,678

5,483,954

6,982,686
106,708

277,678

6,101,240
124,596

279,300

881,446
(17,888)

(1,622)

978,396

524,690

31,615

18,015

1,010,011

542,705

331,718

535,625

678,293

7,080

192,468

AD

20,636

213,104

912

212,192

220,360

19,196

239,556

239,556

946,721

530,382

740,677
52,420

58,039

3,800

1,004,760

530,382

740,677
56,220

1,216,821

931,484

462,605
38,373

(212,061)

(401,102)

278,072
17,847

376,904

329,162

158,045

363

1,023

377,267

329,162

159,068

204,691

498,169

172,576

(169,007)

159,068

4,885,616
3,154,104

AF
A

6,000
9,332,464

4,891,616
12,486,568

4,472,011
9,792,201

419,605
2,694,367

E
E

1,911,454

392,546

1,023,799

2,935,253

392,546

890,870

43,088

2,044,383

349,458

1,442,153

234,251

1,676,404

34,365

1,642,039

2,298,869

25,156,592

3,346,563

28,587,320 $

(543,642)

13,187,202

12,371,932

1,257,824 $

2,208,747 $

11,421,009

504,052

16,617,930 $

2,802,921

41,774,522 $

13,629,756 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Hawthorne (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

2,436,269
2,705,969

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

18,783 $
60,507

2,455,052 $
2,766,476

Hayward (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

1,971

Net
Expenditures
$

2,455,052
2,764,505

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,007,948
10,383,188

Total
Expenditures

7,103,852 $
166,683

Functional
Revenues

8,111,800 $
10,549,871

$
1,181,601

Net
Expenditures
8,111,800
9,368,270

37,637,239
5,594,053

639,863

A
D
J

1,744,210

39,381,449
5,594,053

639,863

17,610,077

34,960
572,878

21,771,372
5,594,053

(34,960)
66,985

33,402,277
20,125,512
113,381
1,213,624

787,504
153,690

A
A
E

341,466
166,854

90

84
215,115

33,743,743
20,292,366
113,381
1,213,714

787,588
368,805

5,345,791
2,158,953
537,075
88,893

32,031

28,397,952
18,133,413
(423,694)
1,124,821

755,557
368,805

6,476,841

604,786

46,488

6,523,329

604,786

5,705,216

655,237

818,113

(50,451)

1,950,586
4,082,943
2,133
1,578,564
2,333,439

11,158,998
51,924
787,589
4,522
101,990

13,109,584
4,134,867
789,722
1,583,086
2,435,429

8,635,857
27,174
46,241
664,407
3,259,445

4,473,727
4,107,693
743,481
918,679
(824,016)

422,029

5,412

427,441

407,589

19,852

1,709,216

2,972

1,712,188

32,342

1,679,846

616,523

13,621,807
29,307,101

20,124

28,856
132,493

636,647

13,650,663
29,439,594

1,063,508

13,621,931
29,491,185

(426,861)

28,732
(51,591)

5,899,656

81,791

6,173,206

968,620

394,940

6,868,276

81,791

6,568,146

6,191,598
767,112

760,952

676,678
(767,112)
81,791

5,807,194

10,030,722
379,922

E
A

10,030,722
379,922

9,140,255
337,381

890,467
42,541

11,263,361

E
A

4,414,184

15,677,545

16,221,035

(543,490)

3,044,681

186,843

3,231,524

538,024

2,693,500

288,695

3,347,954

533,659

33,022

92,638

288,695

3,380,976

626,297

549,184

224,821

327,908

(260,489)

3,156,155

298,389

113,517,805

115,761,521 $

79,180,212 $

36,581,309

15,139,085

121,571,412

16,875,437

149,313,307 $

22,817,467

69,869,887 $

(5,942,030)

79,443,420

2,243,716 $

1,736,352

27,741,895 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

337

338

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Healdsburg (Sonoma County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Hemet (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

392,034
1,325,800

392,034 $
1,325,800

3,340,688
1,231,969

AB
AB
K

3,340,688
1,231,969

273,094
268,207

1,406,475

15,510
127,217

8,803,165

91,291

10,209,640

15,510
218,508

1,072,406

Net
Expenditures
$

392,034
253,394

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

7,654 $
17,010

8,818
314,257

3,067,594
963,762

11,506,602
6,946,476

122,581
50,753
1,919,979

AB
A
E

877,694

38

7,074,475

15,510
204,773

139,573

3,135,165

13,735

(139,573)

1,855,647

597,482

16,472 $
331,267

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,793,244

16,472
(1,461,977)

12,384,296
6,946,476

122,581
50,753
1,920,017

1,259,851
565,934

18,366
19,029
2,000,161

11,124,445
6,380,542

104,215
31,724
(80,144)

2,453,129

4,208,225
873,267

(1,755,096)
(873,267)

420,037

420,037

615,097

(195,060)

1,127,443

1,127,443

694,567

432,876

679,501

225,676

905,177

413,334

1,664,502

(413,334)

(759,325)

2,432,518
50,695

9,547,292

11,979,810
50,695

9,216,680
172,367

2,763,130
(121,672)

2,006,761

I
A

1,285,080

3,291,841

4,258,632

(966,791)

6,896,207
1,509,218

A
AF

140,127

6,896,207
1,509,218

140,127

6,694,364
1,741,084

76,259

201,843
(231,866)

63,868

29,140

208,733

29,140

208,733

376,729

242,944

(347,589)

(34,211)

891,160

1,339,035

AF

AB

891,160

1,339,035

245,390

322,219

645,770

1,016,816

2,955,639

8,265,898
69,864

22,475,266

4,589,635

8,875,780
69,864

35,124,356 $

3,928,046

8,961,035
68,806

29,577,163 $

661,589

(85,255)
1,058

5,547,193

5,249,331

42,220,720

AF

5,111,729

35,012,736 $

137,602

18,395,281

1,633,996

609,882

12,649,090 $

11,187,297 $

5,249,331

53,408,017 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Hercules (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Hermosa Beach (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

442,388
4,115,990

$
201,432

442,388 $
4,317,422

3,242,161

AB
J
J

EJ

318,958

3,561,119

737,086

218,348
1,022,366

1,196,789
11,856

1,415,137
1,034,222

2,295,527
1,021,598

1,845,082

442,388
2,472,340

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
131,464

832,157
1,971,025

2,824,033

6,975,525
3,191,429

547,344

AB
AB
A

(880,390)
12,624

1,272,377

2,336,487
405,996

2,197,027

Functional
Revenues

832,157 $
2,102,489

Net
Expenditures

$
2,874,370

832,157
(771,881)

6,975,525
3,191,429

547,344

703,617
111,410

11,089

6,271,908
3,080,019

(11,089)

547,344

3,469,404

2,336,487
405,996

461,712

3,357,404
42,701

3,007,692

(1,020,917)
363,295

338,183

338,183

338,183

414,770

414,770

124,670

290,100

755,581

16,782

83,953

144,747

839,534

161,529

3,324,776

1,030,480

(2,485,242)

(868,951)

524,765

974,848
47,457

258,933

524,765

974,848
306,390

758,550

(233,785)

974,848
306,390

3,846,221
1,320,205

I
ACE

198,413
712,209

4,044,634
2,032,414

3,074,449
3,070,403

970,185
(1,037,989)

E
K

22,074

142,164

(22,074)

(142,164)

1,613,655

23,294

1,636,949

1,534,195

102,754

545,352

1,512,390

2,057,742

492,815
52,554

1,564,927
(52,554)

401,434

17,333,314

2,891,651 $

(337,751)

1,552,184

20,039,532

4,099,814 $

18,627
9,173,757 $

(18,627)
14,965,589

401,434

20,224,965 $

739,185

18,672,781 $

24,139,346 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

339

340

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Hesperia (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
40,509

213,251 $
2,389,710

Hidden Hills (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

213,251
2,349,201

6,177,051

1,069,904

D
J
J

234,665

18,651

6,411,716

1,088,555

419,121

289,700

4,763,207

3,384,635

8,147,842

22,041

Operating
Expenditures

213,251
2,367,669

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
196,989

138,614 $
514,037

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

138,614
317,048

138,614
514,037

5,992,595

798,855

316,608

1,793

4,134

D
H
H

316,608

1,793

4,134

171,863

144,745

1,793

4,134

6,234,886

1,912,956

219,074
4,500

184,239

219,074
4,500

184,239

46,719
636

48,768

172,355
3,864

135,471

774,484

12,349

786,833

2,295,275

(1,508,442)

33,299

33,299

12,967

20,332

1,303,551
1,060,369

20,218
6,440

1,323,769
1,066,809

1,737,725
569,807

(413,956)
497,002

230,979

1,800

230,979

1,800

308,334

(77,355)

1,800

E
J

83,285

E
E

83,285

3,924

79,361

59,989

59,989

25,893

34,096

17,711,018

9,859,930

1,595,362

3,717,467 $

21,428,485 $

11,568,555 $

196,989 $

1,792,351 $

619,104 $

1,173,247

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Highland (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Hillsborough (San Mateo County)


Functional
Revenues

$
88,223

51,991 $
1,061,852

3,797,254
618,755
539,378
170,808

314,193

37,704

D
F
F

55,547
78,669
43,011

3,852,801
697,424
582,389
170,808

314,193

37,704

472,491
1,811,288
316,578
25,393

309,678

1,353,235
87,596

7,292,233

8,645,468
87,596

51,991
973,629

84,933

Net
Expenditures
$

51,991
976,919

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
38,745

66,154 $
716,800

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

66,154
678,055

66,154
716,800

3,380,310
(1,113,864)
265,811
145,415

4,515

37,704

4,156,975
4,885,665

52,681
62,133

A
A
E

68,910
43,926

4,225,885
4,929,591

52,681
62,133

969,158
1,531,601

36,989

3,256,727
3,397,990

52,681
25,144

7,020,080
124,235

1,625,388
(36,639)

1,192,607

702,286

1,894,893

662,708

1,232,185

630,633

630,633

326,130

304,503

407,092

407,092

464,946

(57,854)

1,671,930

79,678

8,070

167,197

1,680,000

246,875

1,599,251

198,950
335,995

80,749

(198,950)
(89,120)

689,283

689,283

592,013

97,270

E
H

140,202

(140,202)

3,959,771

J
A

2,313,266

6,273,037

3,928,066

2,344,971

31,455

157,565

208,911

39,222

31,455

157,565

248,133

63,019

37,542

(31,564)

157,565

210,591

125,000

441,960

125,000

441,960

125,000

441,960

10,724,715

7,772,172 $

18,496,887 $

12,865,765 $

5,631,122

4,627,930

21,345,306

842,836

4,009,969 $

5,470,766

25,355,275 $

6,223,285

14,408,766 $

(752,519)

10,946,509

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

341

342

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Hollister (San Benito County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Holtville (Imperial County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

11,514
397,541

709,472
274,037

31,108

3,887

A
AB
E

94,523

46,594

137,161

117,445

574,355
1,129,109

E
A

107,575

1,152,911

4,787,232

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
6,548

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

11,514 $
404,089

$
62,913

11,514
341,176

387
94,255

709,859
368,292

31,108

3,887

38,140
91,713

1,453

15,269

671,719
276,579

29,655

(11,382)

96,582

191,105

366,048

(174,943)

46,594

11,155

35,439

3,971

141,132

117,445

398,695

141,132

(281,250)

574,355
1,129,109

572,342
408,254

2,013
720,855

107,575

3,844

103,731

1,152,911

4,988,975 $

850,845

2,820,671 $

201,743 $

302,066

2,168,304

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Hughson (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

90,776
353,559

628,179

22,595

I
H
I

166,394

IK

Total
Expenditures

$
67,237

Huntington Beach (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

90,776 $
420,796

230,782

102,969

731,148

22,595

194,540

1,269,631

1,436,025

613,290

Net
Expenditures
$

90,776
190,014

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

34,540 $
2,693,452

5,417,402 $
33,031,841

$
5,477,618

5,417,402
27,554,223

A
A
A

1,170,995
518,426
7,694

44,894,619
18,570,609
6,344,386

23,413
2,030,932

7,819,334
4,622,689

12,233

37,075,285
13,947,920
6,344,386

11,180
2,030,932

9,487,401

20,876,221
2,672,162
1,191,777

11,909,474

5,177,069

8,966,747
2,672,162
(3,985,292)

5,382,862
30,338,389

536,608

22,595

43,723,624
18,052,183
6,336,692

23,413
2,030,932

822,735

11,388,820
2,672,162
1,191,777

Total
Expenditures

30,821

30,821

94,446

(63,625)

2,716,502

2,716,502

1,791,254

925,248

75,458

31,848

75,458

31,848

345,471

87,607

674,347

(270,013)

(87,607)

(642,499)

3,271,710

715,151

3,271,710

715,151

5,822,890

1,016,580

(2,551,180)

(301,429)

254,034
641,224

E
A

73,000

254,034
714,224

253,344
833,510

690
(119,286)

9,641,540
1,707,067

E
J

1,299,915

9,641,540
3,006,982

9,108,266
6,116,258

533,274
(3,109,276)

18,797

997

19,794

36,452

12,635

(36,452)

7,159

10,752,749

4,439,749

1,265,119

12,773,601

23,526,350

4,439,749

1,265,119

4,700,770

694,903

18,825,580

3,744,846

1,265,119

348,886

2,662,571

762,329

4,138,753

(379,464)

71,631

26,967,325

182,617,766

3,057,581

31,043,605 $

33,979

1,547,813 $

382,865

4,210,384 $

30,024,906

213,661,371 $

35,242,569

99,511,907 $

(5,217,663)

114,149,464

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

343

344

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Huntington Park (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

1,057 $
448,044

11,838,106

205,994

509,734

A
D
D

802,450

12,640,556

205,994

509,734

3,322,594

16,726

770,709

1,517,710
268,289
404,023
1,351,543

140,861

1,336
1,142,733

1,658,571
268,289
405,359
2,494,276

2,005,034

1,155,099
1,702,057

1,263,158
2,910,919

1,264,215 $
3,358,963

Huron (Fresno County)

2,756,352

Net
Expenditures
$

1,264,215
602,611

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

4,199 $
129,814

A
J
H

865,837

4,555

27,493

222,517

1,165

643,320

3,390

27,493

1,228,491

1,417,725

(189,234)

4,199
129,814

9,317,962

189,268

(260,975)

865,837

4,555

27,493

(346,463)
268,289
(749,740)
792,219

1,228,491

Total
Expenditures

4,199
129,814

552,567

552,567

56,489

496,078

20,000

20,000

22,106

(2,106)

1,120,233
418,135
1,262,812

65,068
5,000

715,760
1,710

1,835,993
419,845
1,262,812

65,068
5,000

1,374,004
454,499
909,065

85,853

461,989
(34,654)
353,747

65,068
(80,853)

24,558

437,651

24,558

437,651

61,973

425,422

(37,415)

12,229

8,200

949,626
143,312

E
E

360,714

8,200

949,626
504,026

8,200

891,714
310,338

57,912
193,688

388,644
135,635

E
A

4,000

388,644
139,635

394,266
164,911

(5,622)
(25,276)

1,369,321

14,766

427,057

1,796,378

14,766

276,144

14,766

1,520,234

18,634

504,025

18,634

504,025

6,906

504,025

11,728

3,865,137

3,061
30,046,714

5,031,836

98,167
21,239,646 $

(446,306)

35,095
13,699,384

578,490

4,368,026

1,583,675

5,377,211 $

2,199,918

5,420,934 $

720,393

130,201
4,892,316 $

4,585,530

133,262
34,939,030 $

1,005,185

1,009,185 $

(616,243)

(43,723)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Imperial (Imperial County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Imperial Beach (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

71,961
1,159,622

$
68,637

71,961 $
1,228,259

1,244,963
244,736

58,572

AB
D
D

31,321

25,865

1,276,284
244,736

84,437

126,513
23,971

3,128

179,699

60,031

866,887

1,046,586

60,031

638,146

651

36,302

71,961
1,191,957

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

276,419 $
1,680,357

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
943,083

276,419
1,680,357

276,419
737,274

1,149,771
220,765

81,309

4,587,057
1,332,325

124,263

32,049
12,553

D
A
K

172,996
6,918

13,976

4,760,053
1,339,243

124,263

32,049
26,529

3,328,470

11,234

1,431,583
1,339,243

124,263

20,815
26,529

408,440

59,380

3,773,621

83,096

3,856,717

2,422,537

1,434,180

160,598

960

161,558

161,558

100,000

100,000

100,000

204,302

39,309

39,220

204,302

39,309

39,220

423,460

153,451

(219,158)

(114,142)

39,220

159,573

159,573

242,681

376,776

(83,108)

(376,776)

621,170
1,057,218

E
A

621,170
1,057,218

593,544
1,154,375

27,626
(97,157)

3,700,583

E
A

3,700,583

3,325,612

374,971

88,955

66,476

40,657

61,841

129,612

128,317

181,853

28,653

(52,241)

99,664

429,423
551,280

429,423
551,280

4,380

425,043
551,280

1,259,184

83,092
6,639,108

1,096,168 $

1,789,460

5,153,507

(530,276)

83,092
2,581,769

16,759,503

1,259,184

83,092
7,735,276 $

276,986 $

17,036,489 $

14,956
10,669,729 $

(14,956)
6,366,760

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

345

346

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Indian Wells (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
67,324

159,905 $
1,205,574

Indio (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

159,905
1,138,250

2,085,101
2,123,164

166,890

D
D
D

2,085,101
2,123,164

166,890

128,779
1,994,456

171,428

694,199
1,172,077

1,804,337
2,500

2,498,536
1,174,577

611,121

159,905
594,453

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
4,148,370

560,493
5,020,957

61,330

8,858,516
2,025,943
1,122,122
171,893

836,569
1,037

2,953,405
1,576,234
573,114
9,652

62,349

5,905,111
449,709
549,008
162,241

774,220
1,037

13,376,453

16,424,160
253,875

33,250

11,314,743

5,109,417
253,875

33,250

1,956,322
128,708

166,890
(171,428)

8,797,186
2,025,943
1,122,122
171,893

836,569
1,037

A
D
D

270,874
556,726

2,227,662
617,851

3,047,707
253,875

33,250

$
987,260

Functional
Revenues

560,493 $
9,169,327

560,493
8,182,067

Total
Expenditures

463,124

463,124

85,120

378,004

3,285,054

472,417

3,757,471

2,821,240

936,231

585,436
286,430

5,210,316

5,500,900

585,436
286,430

5,210,316
5,500,900

570,337

543,420

15,099
286,430

4,666,896
5,500,900

1,630,940
4,231,151

1,433,821

1,630,940
5,664,972

3,430,379
1,189,865

(1,799,439)
4,475,107

577,754

F
F

577,754

577,754

99,705

E
D

99,705

99,705

6,459,480

697,396

6,602

7,156,876

6,602

43,608

6,321,248

(43,608)

835,628

6,602

466,487

637,998

237,234

87,523

554,010

637,998

237,234

3,750,000

798,135

(3,195,990)

(160,137)

237,234

21,122,126

17,904,068

5,774,785

41,395,496

8,079,059 $

29,201,185 $

11,297,117 $

16,418,804 $

5,774,785

57,814,300 $

9,429,041

42,056,527 $

(3,654,256)

15,757,773

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Industry (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Inglewood (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

3,568,413
5,901,176

3,568,413 $
5,901,176

4,412,035

35,105

546,381

507,222

D
D
D

4,412,035

35,105

546,381

507,222

586,185

2,526,592
585,408

207,435

2,526,592
585,408

207,435

168,879

37,183

3,568,413
5,901,176

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

800 $
989,546

1,694,890 $
11,896,336

11,301,585 $
3,792,679

(9,606,695)
8,103,657

A
D
D

429,242

28,194
5,894

32,016,215
6,832,115
2,277,371

742,941
1,461,681

11,331,561
25,751
420

287,952
2,480,870

20,684,654
6,806,364
2,276,951

454,989
(1,019,189)

1,599
112,107

8,543,367
1,679,628
459,053
2,114,005

4,864,225

341,852
3,312,443

3,679,142
1,679,628
117,201
(1,198,438)

1,694,090
10,906,790

3,825,850

35,105

546,381

507,222

31,586,973
6,832,115
2,277,371

714,747
1,455,787

2,357,713
585,408

170,252

8,541,768
1,567,521
459,053
2,114,005

Total
Expenditures

21,698

21,698

21,698

298,004

298,004

298,004

5,509,970
40,978,290

2,139,595

7,472,534

5,509,970
48,450,824

2,139,595

1,200,747
9,452,594

4,309,223
38,998,230

2,139,595

14,201,586

13,634,917

2,301,428

13,531

32,714

14,201,586

13,648,448

2,334,142

8,869,802

620,508

4,204,938
63,919

5,331,784

13,027,940

(1,870,796)
(63,919)

1,687,371
9,586,340

E
J

485,069

2,172,440
9,586,340

10,706,582

2,172,440
(1,120,242)

8,743,959
1,504,403

J
A

8,743,959
1,504,403

9,795,831
2,239,625

(1,051,872)
(735,222)

810,867

1,404,147

2,499,856

34,711

3,310,723

1,438,858

3,310,723

1,438,858

7,920,178

3,192,475

AB

45,790

4,677

7,965,968

3,197,152

1,668,463

53,575

6,297,505

3,143,577

2,520,693

759,134

72,133
83,780,005

608,192

1,034,437

72,133
70,482,807

14,374,855

134,322,025

AJ

1,664,094 $

14,374,855

135,986,119 $

1,412,860

11,905,030 $

2,520,693

2,171,994

72,133
95,685,035 $

1,912,501

1,137,557

25,202,228 $

15,172,322

80,428,321 $

(797,467)

55,557,798

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

347

348

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Ione (Amador County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Irvine (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

46,267
194,161

46,267 $
194,161

707,734
55,240

AB
B
E

707,734
55,240

196,735
34,809

7,896

208,783

1,108,557

1,317,340

573,246
9,220

40,941

Net
Expenditures
$

46,267
153,220

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
2,040,314

2,008,296 $
12,815,151

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
94,909

2,008,296
10,774,837

2,008,296
12,720,242

510,999
20,431

(7,896)

36,743,998

1,245,380

4,032,299

A
F
F

133,081

36,877,079

1,245,380

4,032,299

3,912,428

382,047

32,964,651

863,333

4,032,299

744,094
(9,220)

17,054,424
6,392,822

13,100,763
131,003

30,155,187
6,523,825

23,528,678
3,281,873

19,000

6,626,509
3,241,952

(19,000)

44,008

44,008

12,908

31,100

6,783,053

79,320

6,862,373

7,543,602

(681,229)

95,466

161,595

95,466

161,595

70,923

62,057

24,543

99,538

7,222,395

7,222,395

6,928,373

294,022

632,973

D
A

632,973

4,204
608,792

(4,204)
24,181

222,501

E
F

222,501

222,501

168,596

37,235

168,596

37,235

88,523

23,877

80,073

13,358

21,036,840

44,997

2,884,723

23,921,563

44,997

5,171,944

48,997

18,749,619

(4,000)

2,352,058

1,734,131

1,726,484

113,561,842

18,369,204 $

1,108,557 $

3,460,615 $

131,931,046 $

50,911,851 $

81,019,195

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Irwindale (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Isleton (Sacramento County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

572,837
3,251,611

572,837 $
3,251,611

3,941,240

27,410

1,250

A
D
D

3,941,240

27,410

1,250

716,172

10,918

1,165,164

1,165,164

349,391

31,052

Operating
Expenditures

572,837
3,220,559

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Net
Expenditures

45,998 $
100,117

(40,352)
48,548

78,461
48,006
850

126,622
1,435

(48,161)
46,571
850

75,229

6,463

118,575

68,766

(118,575)

5,646
148,665

3,225,068

27,410

(9,668)

78,461
48,006
850

AB
AB
H

815,773

75,229

5,646 $
148,665

Functional
Revenues

273,918

273,918

273,918

883

883

883

6,870,829

23,781

6,870,829

23,781

736,016
776,394
(7,006)

6,134,813
(776,394)
30,787

1,302

1,302

27,725

(26,423)

E
D

13,880
174,715

J
A

13,880
174,715

19,935
167,132

(6,055)
7,583

845,131

258,963

361,152

845,131

258,963

361,152

81,020

3,096

764,111

255,867

361,152

2,486

22,656

ABH

2,486

22,656

600

1,886

22,656

1,250
17,594,536

71,098
2,768,151

(69,848)
14,826,385

572,779

614,602 $

(41,823)

1,250
17,594,536 $

572,779 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

349

350

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Jackson (Amador County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
86,402

1,127,059
118,022

AB
AB
H

28,917
49,766

1,155,976
167,788

138,022
2,200

12,358

625,997

72,417

159,489

19,900

785,486

92,317

178,379

71,137

72,609
562,762

72,609 $
649,164

Kerman (Fresno County)

342,262

Net
Expenditures
$

72,609
306,902

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
10,604

63,701 $
251,933

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
262,782

63,701
241,329

63,701
(10,849)

1,017,954
165,588

(12,358)

1,395,130

4,794
5,520
35,403

A
F
E

7,729

1,402,859

4,794
5,520
35,403

214,345

3,035
471
39,523

1,188,514

1,759
5,049
(4,120)

607,107

21,180

506,164

51,255

399,734

905,898

51,255

1,565,611

50,819

(659,713)

436

128,162

643

128,805

28,543

100,262

53,038

53,038

53,038

364,760

200

364,960

169,823
162,352

50,338

195,137
(162,352)

(50,338)

109,387

1,332

110,719

370,572

(259,853)

850,894
18,319

E
A

39,710

890,604
18,319

833,361

57,243
18,319

28,403

581,816
618,137

E
A

74,828

28,403

581,816
692,965

631,403
850,321

33,784

28,403

(49,587)
(157,356)

(33,784)

209,128

8,150

217,278

57,605

159,673

340,826

171,707

299,506

1,782

640,332

173,489

174,935

210,188

159,503

465,397

(210,188)

13,986

1,284,465

5,434,594

AJ

192,830

586,007 $

1,624,940

3,671,320

(147,645)

2,349,281

629,259

4,835,869

122,174

917,689 $

751,433

5,753,558 $

930,594

5,497,886 $

(179,161)

255,672

1,477,295

6,020,601 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
King City (Monterey County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

42,239
1,237,309

2,666,174
198,584

28,988

73,326

A
AB
I

458,914

82,784
66,227

Total
Expenditures

$
118,239

Kingsburg (Fresno County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

42,239 $
1,355,548

25,660
392,049

64,439
25,165

2,730,613
223,749

28,988

73,326

297,613
700

642

6,153

45,083

1,464
2,220

503,997

84,248
68,447

966,851

(13,481)
235,441

16,579
963,499

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

29,289 $
556,874

Functional
Revenues
72,767 $

Net
Expenditures

29,289
556,874

(43,478)
556,874

2,433,000
223,049

28,346

67,173

1,547,067

1,094,200

AB
AB
AB

AE

580,154
27,805
41,200

2,127,221
27,805
1,135,400

118,148

931,125
376
6,230
30,111

2,009,073
27,805
204,275
(376)
(6,230)
(30,111)

(462,854)

97,729
(166,994)

385,870

384,942

770,812

617,129

153,683

117,615

117,615

117,615

37,688

37,688

39,798

(2,110)

43,806

11,649

9,342

53,148

11,649

193,767

23,226

(140,619)

(11,577)

1,497,175
101,440

75,559
304,405

1,572,734
405,845

509,682

1,063,052
405,845

415,320

I
A

38,089

453,409

655,672

(202,263)

1,009,236

E
F

23,306

1,032,542

1,135,586

(103,044)

657,374

6,536

26,874

81,589

717

738,963

6,536

27,591

46,190

13,987

8,725

12,083
68,191

692,773

(13,987)

(2,189)

(12,083)
(40,600)

545,958

67,452

235,604

781,562

67,452

279,949

46,176

501,613

21,276

108,907

6,242,626

2,933,469

109,415

3,696,012

670,713

1,491
7,544,453

82,987

1,755,962 $

753,700

1,491
9,300,415 $

1,126,084

4,913,161 $

508

386,855 $

109,415

6,629,481 $

(372,384)

1,491
4,387,254

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

351

352

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
La Canada Flintridge (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

La Habra (Orange County)

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

306,109

2,148,113

43,343

21,463

D
D
D

1,549

69,731

2,149,662

43,343

69,731
21,463

153,967

2,086,770

284,616

613,904

177,525

2,700,674

462,141

1,050,047

517,859

1,056,898

16,356

1,073,254

1,073,254

1,505,858

593

1,506,451

1,248,410

258,041

6,125

6,559

12,684

1,253,567

(1,240,883)

1,676,170

1,923,797
1,787,060

2,059,735

2,958

3,735,905

1,923,797
1,790,018

2,382,675

2,007,181
1,790,019

1,353,230

(83,384)
(1)

66,088
948,477

E
E

4,512,818

66,088
5,461,295

371,769
7,374,243

(305,681)
(1,912,948)

2,353,422
457,395

E
AEJ

361,088

2,353,422
818,483

2,098,858
780,226

254,564
38,257

1,079,634

93,142

778,812

10,000

1,858,446

103,142

118,697

1,739,749

103,142

2,426,252

588,312

4,289,804

ABI

27,951

16,617

159,497

2,454,203

604,929

4,449,301

361,795

575,547

4,436,304

2,092,408

29,382

12,997

9,641,432

11,146,258 $

4,705,749

6,831,592

47,438,845

2,053,497

8,119,674 $

810,340
2,291,089

1,995,695

43,343

69,731
21,463

10,969,269
4,390,404
424,777
453,342

A
A
AI

AE

76,825
35,637
2,177

1,650,627

(55,718)

2,594,787
1,665,175

HJ

3,270,951
46,180

815,488 $
2,291,909

Net
Expenditures

475,365 $
1,354,719

5,148 $
820

Functional
Revenues

4,598 $
18,723

15,852,007 $

Total
Expenditures

475,365
1,048,610

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

470,767
1,335,996

6,210,575 $

Operating
Expenditures

$
1,248,940

815,488
1,042,969

11,046,094
4,426,041
426,954
453,342

1,517,588
180,518
1,017,817
303,551

9,528,506
4,245,523
(590,863)
149,791

5,865,738
1,711,355

2,360,086

3,505,652
1,711,355

8,885,089

55,558,519 $

6,109,003

28,418,518 $

2,776,086

27,140,001

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
La Habra Heights (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

La Mesa (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

178,874
473,434

433 $
14,660

179,307 $
488,094

608,029
848,800

13,478
23,573

D
AB
E

46,285
66,360

654,314
915,160

13,478
23,573

211,736
1,044,045

28,770

366,243

4,220

370,463

674,338

1,000

179,307
487,094

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

1,100 $
133,655

531,625
3,394,791

442,578
(128,885)

13,478
(5,197)

9,750,258
5,206,080

80,444

407,116
159,590

AB
AB
F

508,636
603,194

76,612

(303,875)

2,530,480
207,271
87,950
480,491

EJ

1,503,446
230,500

52,300

532,725 $
3,528,446

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
225,079

532,725
3,303,367

10,258,894
5,809,274

80,444

483,728
159,590

887,677
111,152

28,378
887

9,371,217
5,698,122

52,066
(887)
483,728
159,590

4,033,926
437,771
87,950
532,791

3,377,483

190,423
520,211

656,443
437,771
(102,473)
12,580

241,878

ADE

1,001

242,879

242,879

382,538

62,645

445,183

80,947

364,236

216,137

629

29,951

216,137

30,580

285,486

35,580

(69,349)

(5,000)

476,203

158,395

11,000

476,203

158,395

11,000

680,929

237,002

(204,726)

(78,607)

11,000

D
D

9,083

(9,083)

34,625

271,490
6,329,349

E
AC

78
966,200

34,625

271,568
7,295,549

36,125

331,994
7,392,368

(1,500)

(60,426)
(96,819)

54,939

AB

33,332

88,271

102,382

(14,111)

2,873,124

107,479

AB

918,890

3,792,014

107,479

1,399,470

300,199

2,392,544

(192,720)

3,026,014

2,392,420

829,836

33,480,299

5,057,256 $

196,242 $

3,222,256 $

38,537,555 $

15,800,324 $

22,737,231

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

353

354

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
La Mirada (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

La Palma (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

422,896
2,931,283

422,896 $
2,931,283

6,242,831

16,987
51,803

I
I
I

6,242,831

16,987
51,803

388,438

4,553,117
138,921

328,753

4,553,117
138,921

328,753

1,211,089

360,225

422,896
2,931,283

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
1,844 $

272,031 $
807,503

Functional
Revenues
$
247,497

Net
Expenditures

270,187
807,503

272,031
560,006

5,854,393

16,987
51,803

4,080,229

219,518
39,916

AB
H
H

163,462

4,243,691

219,518
39,916

313,244

3,930,447

219,518
39,916

3,342,028
138,921

(31,472)

630,543
149,372

774,681

1,405,224
149,372

611,597

793,627
149,372

584,493

584,493

5,432

579,061

280,456

280,456

19,458

260,998

260,523

260,523

553,055
1,016,116
260,523

204,538

(553,055)
(755,593)
(260,523)

(204,538)

234,071

162,557

234,071

162,557

190,194

43,877

162,557

146,126

I
I

146,126

35,593

(35,593)

146,126

80,552

E
AF

80,552

319,097

(238,545)

2,510,445

3,521,994

20,029

2,510,445

3,542,023

1,579,807

930,638

3,542,023

1,312,831

1,312,831

354,841

957,990

32,232
21,742,404

20,029 $

5,614,816

32,232
16,147,617

1,713,433

9,981,168

32,232
21,762,433 $

101,082

1,041,069 $

1,814,515

11,022,237 $

1,837,658

3,893,586 $

(23,143)

7,128,651

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
La Puente (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
462,873

415,154 $
2,020,889

La Quinta (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

415,154
1,558,016

4,109,720

20,566
118,987

D
I
I

4,109,720

20,566
118,987

1,010,202

1,389

16,993
1,237

813,423

1,071,953

1,329,171

2,142,594

1,071,953

523,287

415,154
1,497,602

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
44,775

Functional
Revenues

562,397 $
3,567,885

Net
Expenditures

$
36,233

562,397
3,523,110

562,397
3,531,652

3,099,518

(1,389)

3,573
117,750

4,627,209
1,542,172

170,115

13,146
521,909

D
BD
BH

813,030

10,013

4,627,209
2,355,202

170,115

23,159
521,909

606,655
88,377
20,870
23,628
12,736

4,020,554
2,266,825
(20,870)
146,487
(12,736)

23,159
521,909

992,296

1,291,029

49,528

1,150,298

(219,076)

(49,528)

994,543
1,593,197

3,539,030

4,533,573
1,593,197

3,658,174
804,613

875,399
788,584

1,023,080

1,023,080

120,606

902,474

682,494

682,494

348,825

333,669

464,494

90,243
350,281

464,494

90,243
350,281

452,097

8,340
1,190,412

12,397

(8,340)
(1,100,169)
350,281

2,068,740

2,068,740

3,510,343

(1,441,603)

82,653

E
F

82,653

82,653

E
F

860,341

102,478

136,513

996,854

102,478

426,103

570,751

102,478

881,623

269,386

5,434,348

156,964

6,315,971

156,964

269,386

1,295,989

882,665

598,239

5,019,982

(725,701)

(328,853)

11,081,389

6,083,519

6,926,427

17,450,041

9,998,160 $

1,928,557 $

13,009,946 $

27,448,201 $

11,887,347 $

15,560,854

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

355

356

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
La Verne (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
53,206

200,774 $
1,563,773

Lafayette (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

200,774
1,510,567

7,047,974
3,122,785
1,202,759
47,980

472,327

AB
AB
A

AE

182,032
147,067
3,257

7,230,006
3,269,852
1,206,016
47,980

472,327

1,336,351
533,647
596,963

39

1,278,175
476,341

736,357

600,933
101,500

1,879,108
577,841

736,357

1,697,747
156,919

799,308

926,780

Net
Expenditures
$

200,774
636,993

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

254,463
1,477,159

5,893,655
2,736,205
609,053
47,980

472,327

(39)

2,508,477

12,352
4,891

D
D
D

181,361
420,922

(62,951)

909,215
699,831
192,165

Total
Expenditures

19,172 $
5,567

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

273,635 $
1,482,726

$
543,643

3,990

1,747

2,512,467

12,352
6,638

441,483

16,930

2,070,984

(4,578)
6,638

7,076,958
13,690

7,986,173
713,521
192,165

3,795,916
422,621
363,914

4,190,257
290,900
(171,749)

273,635
939,083

360,129

360,129

17,396

342,733

924,361

924,361

710,812

213,549

510,814

18,956

510,814

18,956

1,305,705
404,922

104,733

(794,891)
(404,922)

18,956
(104,733)

193,205

193,205

76,501

116,704

35,000

435,202

E
A

120,915

35,000

556,117

41,875

237,655
656,572

(6,875)

(237,655)
(100,455)

E
D

2,442,440

670,982

202,989

13,830

2,645,429

684,812

1,579,397

1,066,032

684,812

866,943

2,085

869,028

1,374,422

(505,394)

6,613,041

17,737

27,200,340

(1,797,817)

39,574

9,841,039

8,043,062

7,746,242 $

7,420,029

150,141

21,837

1,597,707 $

6,763,182

39,574

28,798,047 $

8,560,999

18,957,008 $

7,123,209 $

15,166,271 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Laguna Beach (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Laguna Hills (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

740,854
1,684,376

17,468 $
179,700

758,322 $
1,864,076

7,166,284
5,909,930
30,106
419,022
280,799
204,775

1,510,331

AB
A
A

125,638
163,588

396,808

190,208

7,291,922
6,073,518
30,106
419,022
280,799
601,583

1,700,539

846,227
11,840
41,721
256,834
56,060
618,314
53,213
22,675

3,092,362

1,287,612
1,163,764

696,002

AD

4,457,447
76,652
260,595
639,109

7,549,809
76,652
1,548,207
1,802,873

696,002

2,062,170

3,595,769
1,677,872

35,109

758,322
1,828,967

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

5,495 $
56,663

Functional
Revenues

1,673,657 $
1,677,305

Net
Expenditures

$
21,794

1,668,162
1,620,642

1,673,657
1,655,511

6,445,695
6,061,678
(11,615)
162,188
224,739
(16,731)
(53,213)
1,677,864

5,052,536

D
D
F

589

143,889

5,053,125

143,889

463,315

143,889

4,589,810

5,487,639
76,652
(2,047,562)
125,001

696,002

1,311,021

2,550,738

3,861,759

2,136,150

1,725,609

618,736

16,942

635,678

635,678

458,752

458,752

458,752

1,664,729

8,400

13,618

817,323

1,678,347

825,723

2,128,476

23,565

(450,129)

825,723

(23,565)

745,842

745,842

781,074

(35,232)

1,504,316
4,199,208

307,735

AE
A

2,419,062

502,448

1,504,316
6,618,270

810,183

1,561,691
5,413,997

(57,375)
1,204,273

810,183

E
D

5,236,420

980,586

1,654,522

196,467
275,000

6,890,942

196,467
1,255,586

3,069,008

754,891

3,821,934

196,467
500,695

2,698,386

1,707,963

2,303,990

762,588

5,002,376

2,470,551

1,340,941

5,671,320

3,661,435

(3,200,769)

38,706,347

154,444
29,033,954

130,000
15,393,304

5,823,952 $

154,444
12,557,039 $

154,444
51,263,386 $

22,229,432 $

130,000
21,217,256 $

10,558,483 $

130,000
10,658,773

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

357

358

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Laguna Niguel (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

430 $
79,978

148,735 $
2,364,441

Laguna Woods (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

148,305
2,284,463

6,461,311

274,787

45,465

D
F
F

225,938

4,610

6,687,249

274,787

50,075

534,553

1,303,628

24,400

4,412,812
1,616

13,744

5,716,440
1,616

38,144

3,298,332
84,654

31,741

Operating
Expenditures

148,735
2,364,441

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
103,063

453,178 $
1,536,570

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
72,515

453,178
1,433,507

453,178
1,464,055

6,152,696

274,787

50,075

661,014

62,840

59,196

11,427

D
F
E

176,457

661,014

62,840

235,653

11,427

159,962

501,052

62,840

235,653

11,427

2,418,108
(83,038)

6,403

304,649
159,459

71,934

884,124

1,188,773
159,459

71,934

1,287,926

124,316

(99,153)
159,459

(52,382)

921,405

4,719

926,124

926,124

44,164

69,335

113,499

113,499

2,522,290

69,998

28,531

60,650

2,550,821

60,650
69,998

1,229,943

69,998

1,320,878

60,650

152,937

139,105

152,937

139,105

269,286

(116,349)

139,105

E
H

120,538

E
F

120,538

25,902

94,636

3,848,624

95,294

3,848,624

95,294

69,665

3,848,624

25,629

85,609

221,780

1,778

87,387

221,780

69,306

18,081

221,780

14,056,052

8,776,946 $

5,318,886

17,514,112

50,648

4,031,985

50,648

5,266,742 $

2,009,213 $

22,832,998 $

1,234,757 $

50,648

3,257,529

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lake Elsinore (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

906,782
1,626,813

4,063,305
651,465

85,200
132,827
345,267

D
D
D

2,382,462
821,865

9,940

Total
Expenditures

$
1,786

Lake Forest (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

906,782 $
1,628,599

609,785

20,188
245,244

4,083,493
896,709

85,200
132,827
345,267

441,203

200,759
269,164

953,346

3,335,808
821,865

9,940

4,102,427
989,410

35,059

Operating
Expenditures

906,782
1,018,814

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
5,639 $
2,147

Functional
Revenues

1,601,562 $
1,409,269

Net
Expenditures
$

1,595,923
1,407,122

1,601,562
1,409,269

3,642,290
896,709

85,200
(67,932)
76,103

8,210,789

87,942

345,454

D
F
H

72,495

8,283,284

87,942

345,454

564,216

7,719,068

87,942

345,454

(766,619)
(167,545)

(25,119)

4,700,647
188,814

2,005,738
544,924

6,706,385
733,738

3,563,947

89,437

3,142,438
733,738

(89,437)

708,443

708,443

873,179

(164,736)

1,148,970

AE

38,394

1,187,364

453,739

733,625

2,257,136
12,054

70,118

140,832

2,397,968
12,054

70,118

4,668,091
37,400

180

(2,270,123)
(25,346)

69,938

675,107

367,668

219,561

675,107

587,229

1,095,359

574,738

(420,252)

12,491

H
H

E
H

960,754
1,548,609
13,154

298,015
847,115

315,148
133,088
12,606

32,291

1,275,902
1,681,697
25,760

298,015
879,406

440,679

835,223
1,681,697
25,760

298,015
879,406

2,470,015

AF

2,136,774

5,617

4,606,789

5,617

630,774

3,976,015

5,617

485,141
18,226,465

12,667,336 $

485,141
7,413,658

21,198,451

5,031,289 $

6,972,210 $

19,257,530

1,854,529 $

485,141
20,080,994 $

26,229,740 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

359

360

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lakeport (Lake County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

110,570
387,941

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
5,823

110,570 $
393,764

Lakewood (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

110,570
393,764

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

204,281
3,764,501

Total
Expenditures

$
26,150

204,281 $
3,790,651

Functional
Revenues
766,149 $
3,365

Net
Expenditures
(561,868)
3,787,286

1,553,796

A
H
H

1,553,796

217,131

1,336,665

8,528,787

119,177

1,188,583
37,941
299,520

D
H
E

DE

88,215

8,617,002

119,177

1,188,583
37,941
299,520

1,431,939

28,701

115,532

7,185,063

90,476

1,188,583
37,941
183,988

1,322,190

1,322,190

307,647

1,014,543

958,188
2,066,885

668,335

96,810

AF

1,130,296
1,112,262

1,067,267

136,158

2,088,484
3,179,147

1,735,602

232,968

2,359,542

2,080,481

206,601

(271,058)
3,179,147

(344,879)

26,367

288,892

288,892

10,493

278,399

448,144

AD

448,144

109,016

339,128

190,890

390,539

190,890

390,539

109,702

271,659

81,188

118,880

1,456,670

3,534,894

320,565
970,772

1,456,670

3,534,894

320,565
970,772

900,435

1,641,451

177,985

556,235

1,893,443

320,565
792,787

477,225

EI
A

477,225

1,365,403

(888,178)

4,408,469

E
I

4,408,469

3,517,162

111,018

891,307

(111,018)

420,731

420,731

16,866

403,865

6,595,347

754,583

AE

1,833,116

8,428,463

754,583

2,355,528

485,219
134,993

6,072,935

269,364
(134,993)

2,078,916

7,221,690

5,823 $

1,312,194

3,611,095

766,722

3,616,418

4,858,815

41,281,267

1,427,187

6,820,651 $

2,078,916

7,227,513 $

6,286,002

48,101,918 $

6,399,409

22,824,526 $

(113,407)

25,277,392

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lancaster (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

5,478 $
219,131

12,660,941

2,129,087

D
H
I

504,884

13,165,825

2,129,087

1,337,078

1,567,396

5,321,965
1,565,700

1,030,040

19,878,704
6,565

33,890

25,200,669
1,572,265

1,063,930

1,418,641
2,447,727

1,424,119 $
2,666,858

Larkspur (Marin County)

3,983

Net
Expenditures
$

1,424,119
2,662,875

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
45,641

24,949 $
1,110,023

H
A
H

11,566

2,529,937
2,492,412

230,537
16,311

2,299,400
2,476,101

3,155,381

4,060,769

1,869,261

2,191,508

24,949
1,064,382

11,828,747

561,691

2,529,937
2,480,846

10,449,483
866,327

9,302,426

14,751,186
705,938

(8,238,496)

905,388

Total
Expenditures

24,949
1,110,023

1,125,297

4,345

1,129,642

18,764

1,110,878

747,182

747,182

747,182

3,425,270
1,193,595
706,535
254,308
202,554

59,445
477,195
206,660

3,484,715
1,670,790
913,195
254,308
202,554

3,904,769

897,220
157,012
81,781

(420,054)
1,670,790
15,975
97,296
120,773

280,153

37,888

5,700

274,392

285,853

312,280

351,445

256,299

(65,592)

55,981

88,762

E
H

22,511

111,273

44,177
51,297

355,047

(44,177)
(51,297)

(243,774)

J
H

6,591,224

246,533

389,732
2,024,151

2,795,068

952

38,639
7,816

9,386,292

247,485

428,371
2,031,967

9,617,030

1,596

258,990
695,972

(230,738)

245,889

169,381
1,335,995

1,521,051

482,709

557,238

2,078,289

482,709

904,551
12,509
26,332

1,173,738
(12,509)
456,377

42,822,062

HIJ

27,472,997

10,074,485

4,049,918 $

3,667,245 $

10,457,158

24,261,283 $

67,083,345 $

39,610,348 $

14,124,403 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

361

362

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lathrop (San Joaquin County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Lawndale (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

158,258
2,065,734

$
57,789

158,258 $
2,123,523

2,235,383

179,079

10,993

D
F
F

91,566

2,326,949

179,079

10,993

382,605

28,497

92,204

365,800

4,282,645

4,648,445

158,258
2,123,523

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
576 $
7,703

601,995 $
1,781,129

Functional
Revenues
$
1,802,515

Net
Expenditures

601,419
1,773,426

601,995
(21,386)

1,944,344

150,582

(81,211)

3,781,420

85,821

D
D
D

37,920

3,819,340

85,821

481,895

13,263

3,337,445

72,558

2,131,275
304,708

2,517,170
(304,708)

1,241,989

443,169

1,431,320

651,580

2,673,309

1,094,749

2,214,595

821,260

458,714

273,489

341,187

341,187

608,234

(267,047)

549,691

549,691

127,711

421,980

925,070

925,070

496,878

3,593

428,192

(3,593)

640,847

300,865

170,814

811,661

300,865

22,175

350,236

789,486

(49,371)

854,236

E
AC

3,564,193

4,418,429

5,235,537

(817,108)

16,914

D
D

16,914

9,254

16,914

(9,254)

903,507

137,895

903,507

137,895

1,163,713

(260,206)

137,895

1,780,370

697,150

2,477,520

677,143

55,867

1,800,377

(55,867)

1,575,656

9,752,798

(770,093)

4,955,998

11,215,931

2,997,063 $

13,345
6,589,259 $

(13,345)
7,623,735

1,298,269

9,294,462 $

2,873,925

19,047,260 $

3,644,018

14,091,262 $

14,212,994 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lemon Grove (San Diego County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

455,895
897,132

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

5,330 $
10,765

461,225 $
907,897

Lemoore (Kings County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures

461,225
907,897

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

162,378
1,679,678

Total
Expenditures

800 $
2,155,533

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

163,178 $
3,835,211

$
336,134

163,178
3,499,077

3,586,849
2,180,150

110,398

D
F
E

156,059
559

31,235

3,742,908
2,180,709

141,633

417,920

18,711

3,324,988
2,180,709

122,922

2,452,501
304,090

3,655
143,806

A
AB
J

159,191
64,034

16,377

2,611,692
368,124

3,655
160,183

410,442
113,702

4,755
143,324

2,201,250
254,422

(1,100)
16,859

774,266

116,969

967,178

153,072

1,741,444

270,041

1,636,652

312,878

104,792

(42,837)

1,292,853

1,292,853

1,309,665

(16,812)

115,765

AE

22,053

137,818

11,988

125,830

352,173

1,463

353,636

309,283

44,353

1,107,246

24,120
37,542

3,279

50,000

1,110,525

24,120
87,542

155,422

106,261

955,103

24,120
(18,719)

447,250
34,542
988,150

1,164

448,414
34,542
988,150

394,456
128,181
977,961

53,958
(93,639)
10,189

E
J

1,493,864
1,376,615

AF
A

584
44,431

1,494,448
1,421,046

2,213,197
1,742,833

(718,749)
(321,787)

1,455,407

1,440,958

5,065

105,011

2,896,365

5,065

105,011

1,233,303

18,562

1,663,062

(13,497)

105,011

576,886

1,298,974

51,078

627,964

1,298,974

449,183

1,294,763

178,781

4,211

10,861,739

2,950,564 $

3,911,697

9,900,606

2,018,080

14,625,495

2,494,655 $

13,812,303 $

2,018,080

17,120,150 $

2,907,676

12,735,555 $

(889,596)

4,384,595

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

363

364

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lincoln (Placer County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
36,764

413,714 $
3,700,292

Lindsay (Tulare County)


Functional
Revenues

413,714
3,663,528

2,509,085
1,070,705

282,216

AB
AB
I

AE

957,151
605,173

210,916

3,466,236
1,675,878

493,132

577,547

688,936

552,630

464,360
1,360,178

904,537

1,699,685

655,073

2,252,315

464,360
1,360,178

1,559,610

1,002,074

393,552
1,186,239

60,394

3,107,362

Net
Expenditures
$

413,714
592,930

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
1,751

5,158 $
581,380

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

5,158
579,629

5,158
581,380

2,888,689
1,675,878

(195,804)

1,179,506
589,753

298,259

ABE
AB
E

23,478

1,202,984
589,753

298,259

236,071
2,449

129,712

966,913
587,304

168,547

1,250,241

70,808
173,939

1,499,216

559,546

960,550

1,520,096

538,070

982,026

851,341

2,623

853,964

842,453

11,511

83,217

83,217

83,217

3,728,061
1,068,109

856,752

980
217,288

120,861

3,729,041
1,285,397

977,613

11,161,010
13,204,760

522
667,441

(7,431,969)
(11,919,363)

(522)
310,172

38,411

419,178

710,269

38,411

1,129,447

123,413

1,497,068

30,992

(85,002)

(367,621)

(30,992)

2,090,658
3,212,126

A
E

2,090,658
3,212,126

3,812,620
4,026,369

(1,721,962)
(814,243)

703,777
891,397

E
A

7,687

703,777
899,084

724,045
1,110,493

(20,268)
(211,409)

1,378,396

255,346

633,646

2,622,578

4,000,974

255,346

633,646

1,291,258

18,851

2,709,716

236,495

633,646

243,096

58,803

301,899

301,899

3,266,674

28,562,062

(594,152)

4,958,764
(5,252,296)

627,841

6,218,768

158,273

1,920,811 $

786,114

8,139,579 $

4,982,684
12,111,776 $

3,266,674

4,982,684
40,673,838 $

3,860,826

23,920
45,926,134 $

1,317,086

5,709,399 $

(530,972)

2,430,180

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Live Oak (Sutter County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
31,155

39,191 $
450,898

Livermore (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

39,191
419,743

467,542
148,091

18,119

48,509

D
D
D

100,290
3,631

567,832
151,722

18,119

48,509

134,100
104,626

202

52,642

527,299

14,177

56,939

584,238

14,177

389,726

8,454

39,191
442,444

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

$
879,103

Total
Expenditures
1,674,512 $
9,687,977

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
15,203,377

1,674,512
8,808,874

1,674,512
(5,515,400)

433,732
47,096

17,917

(4,133)

21,525,672
10,746,033
28,425
576,432

102,808

A
F
D

12,960,534

34,486,206
10,746,033
28,425
576,432

102,808

2,027,907
540,787
443,933
25,842
6,159
883,403

32,458,299
10,205,246
(415,508)
550,590
(6,159)
(780,595)

194,512

14,177

3,393,980
2,097,018
100,429

3,124,528

10,225,248

13,619,228
2,097,018
100,429

3,124,528

10,922,346

532,182

4,099,808

2,696,882
2,097,018
(431,753)

(975,280)

1,233

1,233

1,233

6,016,978

1,093,555

7,110,533

7,110,533

87,038

344,925

7,414

87,038

352,339

322,990

(235,952)

352,339

6,426,190

726,301

2,251,888

6,426,190

2,978,189

5,325,274

6,011,351

277

1,100,916

(3,033,162)

(277)

451,042

I
A

1,450,242

1,901,284

2,780,344

(879,060)

669,182

538,104
9,961,446

I
A

4,925,453

669,182

538,104
14,886,899

12,282

384,400
27,133,828

5,000

656,900

153,704
(12,246,929)

(5,000)

89,712

19,977

109,689

15,831

93,858

3,231,861

3,151,293

10,197,883

6,648

13,429,744

3,157,941

196,456

2,826,388

85

13,233,288

331,553

(85)

390,124

3,046,745

286,418

1,956,066 $

406,066

4,214,981

270,476

787,830

6,194,085

89,094,151

AE

42,540,312 $

676,542

5,002,811 $

6,194,085

131,634,463 $

13,339,686

89,920,771 $

(7,145,601)

41,713,692

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

365

366

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Livingston (Merced County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

86,359
1,179,968

1,932,082
35,176

A
D
E

346,892
20,305

Total
Expenditures

$
6,444

Lodi (San Joaquin County)


Functional
Revenues

86,359 $
1,186,412

792,918

96,235
16,938

2,028,317
52,114

384,364
43,594

2,036
150
4,020

392,077

738,969
20,305

827,996
179,762
41,765

Net
Expenditures
$

86,359
393,494

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
51,756

361,463
10,325,067

1,643,953
8,520

(2,036)
(150)
(4,020)

8,562,957
4,834,339
20,902
195,216

AB
A
E

30,457
25,000

(89,027)
(159,457)
(41,765)

1,655,987
78,492

3,181,928

105,962
146,810

2,227,071

361,463 $
10,376,823

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,856,389

361,463
8,520,434

8,593,414
4,859,339
20,902
195,216

1,171,061
32,624

37,953

7,422,353
4,826,715
20,902
157,263

1,761,949
225,302

5,408,999

2,713,203
5,252

3,866,712

(951,254)
220,050

1,542,287

155,342

1,950

157,292

47,222

110,070

1,446,335

1,046

1,447,381

1,447,381

140,593

61,186

140,593

61,186

246,371

(105,778)

61,186

1,393,083
849,671

403,611

287

1,393,370
849,671

403,611

5,135,973
849,670

(3,742,603)
1

403,611

696,777
10,251,738

E
A

696,777
10,251,738

702,474
9,177,333

(5,697)
1,074,405

4,568,669

E
A

26,430

4,595,099

7,514,723

(2,919,624)

420,329

6,408

426,737

205,291

221,446

3,017,667

1,254,976

14,534,740

4,756

20,454

10,458

3,022,423

1,275,430

14,545,198

846,024

249,159

414,080

2,176,399

1,026,271

14,131,118

1,178,687

16,505,434

520,052 $

1,178,687

17,025,486 $

1,201,125

13,856,421 $

(22,438)

3,169,065

9,855,549

53,253,902

119,794,554

3,615

593,181

3,247,283 $

9,144,039

55,780,983

89,617,845 $

715,125

(1,933,900)

33,423,992

9,859,164

53,847,083

123,041,837 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Loma Linda (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Lomita (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

72,664
1,758,037

$
242,967

72,664 $
2,001,004

1,888,070
100,984
2,089,669
114,582

228,100
36,732

D
AB
AB

140,897
6,133
232,846
5,499

3,824
35,828

2,028,967
107,117
2,322,515
120,081

231,924
72,560

560,303
766,482

3,359
850
290,385

568,734
305,803

404,616

973,350
305,803

759,687
285,013

28,880

1,799,665

Net
Expenditures
$

72,664
201,339

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
59,214

32,388 $
2,216,580

D
D
D

16,000

2,148,339

7,996

8,417

224,810

13,467

11,444

1,923,529

(5,471)

(3,027)

CE

492,684
34,170

1,471,327
711,423

1,106,622

17,206

364,705
711,423

(17,206)

32,388
2,157,366

1,468,664
(659,365)
2,322,515
116,722
(850)
(58,461)
72,560

2,132,339

7,996

8,417

213,663
20,790

(28,880)

978,643
677,253

Total
Expenditures

32,388
2,216,580

620,749

96,811

717,560

22,998

694,562

382,047

382,047

335,834

46,213

133,446
3,050

1,936

418,208
321,467

551,654
324,517

1,936

385,563
322,713

166,091
1,804

1,936

56,553

310,803

10,317

64,372

56,553

375,175

10,317

47,312

538,008

9,241

(162,833)

10,317

19,878

1,518,373
2,226,812

E
A

47,145
79,593

19,878

1,565,518
2,306,405

47,267

2,039,471
2,331,574

(27,389)

(473,953)
(25,169)

E
D

421,672

260,119

681,791

45,612

636,179

337,319

118,683

63,887

257,549

401,206

376,232

328,149

477,764

73,057

(101,532)

3,183,774

15,293,065

4,067,507

18,472,751 $

3,781,416

13,471,238 $

286,091

5,001,513

3,010,320

10,220,444

987,876 $

3,010,320

11,208,320 $

3,072,847

6,173,463 $

(62,527)

5,034,857

883,733

3,179,686 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

367

368

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lompoc (Santa Barbara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Long Beach (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

187,107
1,420,434

$
12,395

187,107 $
1,432,829

6,369,480
2,384,554

133,824

560,780

AB
A
I

21,027
16,766

6,390,507
2,401,320

133,824

560,780

899,325
40,908

1,240
369,813

3,333,034
976,001

1,125,615
1,632,653

653

AE

20,872
5,965

45,010

3,353,906
981,966

1,170,625
1,632,653

653

4,241,669

976,645
1,589,833

5,057

51,311

Net
Expenditures
$

187,107
1,381,518

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
37,170

Net
Expenditures

309,658 $
41,882,456

9,278,449
(15,250,815)

166,106,748
55,169,909
8,927,135

1,981,391

9,283,776

30,840,649
13,398,945
4,032,831

5,786,130

135,266,099
41,770,964
4,894,304

1,981,391

3,497,646

34,082,149

5,265,013
5,382,000
144,775,951

69,857,658

12,041,362
22,919,498
276,251,909

34,662,489

13,569,281
27,853,407
284,821,102

35,195,169

(1,527,919)
(4,933,909)
(8,569,193)

9,588,107
26,594,471

5,491,182
2,360,412

133,824
(1,240)
190,967

148,468,628
55,067,434
8,927,135

1,981,391

9,283,776

A
A
A

17,638,120
102,475

(887,763)
981,966

193,980
42,820

(4,404)

35,775,509

6,776,349
17,537,498
131,475,958

9,588,107 $
26,631,641

Functional
Revenues

637,934

637,934

1,612

636,322

8,708,582

8,708,582

10,114,296

(1,405,714)

1,061,277

295,492

179,045
84,874

27,239

3,459

1,061,277

322,731

179,045
88,333

1,084,345

1,077,965

(23,068)

(755,234)

179,045
88,333

58,775,470

42,033,901

58,775,470

42,033,901

500,333

57,940,016

30,973,228

(500,333)

835,454

11,060,673

93,559

4,350,225
5,301,226

A
A

11,674

14,115
14,030

105,233

4,364,340
5,315,256

8,000

4,618,198
4,191,615

97,233

(253,858)
1,123,641

38,481,162

69,839,010
7,317,031

A
A

7,869

513,245
6,350,486

38,489,031

70,352,255
13,667,517

27,467,663

71,926,826
9,555,859

11,021,368

(1,574,571)
4,111,658

1,573,734

1,096,046
224

393,385
410,877

66,600

22,874

1,640,334

1,118,920
224

393,385
410,877

869,682

1,053,234

16,689

770,652

65,686
224

376,696
410,877

26,133,865
15,575,469
13,305,813

53,797,749

49,829
1,689,120

29,277,644

26,183,694
17,264,589
13,305,813

83,075,393

14,943,629
17,883,910
689,817

37,152,446

11,240,065
(619,321)
12,615,996

45,922,947

6,215,576

16,268,676

56,086,285

616,965

432,781

13,836,664

48,634,839
65,480,121

78,187,908
977,747,176

18,828,593
2,049,137

266,048,801 $

67,463,432
67,529,258

78,187,908
1,243,795,977 $

65,039

19,893

366,958 $

6,280,615

16,288,569

56,453,243 $

5,663,650

15,855,788

42,616,579 $

71,894,591
76,253,490

102,203,559
986,656,611 $

(4,431,159)
(8,724,232)

(24,015,651)
257,139,366

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Loomis (Placer County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Los Alamitos (Orange County)

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

50,914
554,742

50,914 $
554,742

855,396
10,403

18,681

14,879

683

D
H
E

855,396
10,403

18,681

14,879

683

121,461
8,126

19,644

1,460,231

23,029

152,703

1,612,934

23,029

1,117,384

26,933

50,914
554,742

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

209,306 $
1,508,192

A
J
J

27,433

3,638,766

3,144

506,391

160,912

3,132,375

(160,912)
3,144

3,069,223

3,806,251
46,387

2,961,007
276,072

845,244
(229,685)

733,935
2,277

18,681

(4,765)

683

3,611,333

3,144

495,550

(3,904)

737,028
46,387

$
18,813

Net
Expenditures

$
40,730

209,306
1,467,462

Total
Expenditures

209,306
1,489,379

89,064

89,064

85,251

3,813

342,744

3,532

346,276

364,084

(17,808)

47,662

47,662

100,331

36,152

(52,669)

(36,152)

400,319

55,785

400,319

55,785

62,672

400,319

(6,887)

E
H

29,035

(29,035)

E
D

4,388

(4,388)

EJ

43,577

84,998

(43,577)

(84,998)

1,731,849

77,938

1,809,787

893,610

916,177

3,125,684

1,672,892

1,605,495

8,605,357

3,218,856 $

152,703 $

3,278,387 $

11,824,213 $

5,247,949 $

6,576,264

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

369

370

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Los Altos (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Los Altos Hills (Santa Clara County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

366,874
2,363,384

$
391,720

366,874 $
2,755,104

563,320

5,384,357
2,930,058

AB
D
H

168,948

5,553,305
2,930,058

713,184

561,167
550,512
74,690

221,515
2,804

782,682
553,316
74,690

854,440

366,874
2,191,784

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

374,232 $
633,205

Functional
Revenues
62,854 $
10,410

Net
Expenditures

374,232
633,205

311,378
622,795

4,840,121
2,930,058

693,162

59,566

38

D
F
H

33,745

726,907

59,566

38

213,501

513,406

59,566

38

(71,758)
553,316
74,690

1,471,151

1,471,151

257,650

1,213,501

514,566

44,169

558,735

558,735

887,995

5,598

893,593

147,362

746,231

1,408,039

363,630

11,012

1,419,051

363,630

1,579,397

111,889

(160,346)

251,741

919,908

919,908

947,008

(27,100)

1,832,998
2,852,754

E
AC

1,832,998
2,852,754

1,013,346
2,652,826

819,652
199,928

1,450,583
662,862

E
C

1,509

1,450,583
664,371

1,438,223
918,930

12,360
(254,559)

2,462,790

2,905,081

5,367,871

1,371,874

3,995,997

348,849

2,001

350,850

1,501

350,850

(1,501)

21,665,819

3,745,249 $

8,860,276

16,550,792

7,501,551

42,853 $

7,544,404 $

3,997,439 $

25,411,068 $

3,546,965

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Los Angeles (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

1,218,896 $
55,220,496

1,517,064,948
466,627,938
104,105,743
30,144,697
10,555,987
44,941,276
47,301,923

A
A
A

AE

30,186,371
35,477,816
917,542
1,231,845
38,677
29,940,416
147,859

1,547,251,319
502,105,754
105,023,285
31,376,542
10,594,664
74,881,692
47,449,782

281,004,490
144,027,048
44,317,733
46,231,473
1,448,151
78,383,059
56,361,243

399,379,807
24,557,995
17,144,613
61,284,097
541,019,940
243,866,000

49,288,088
7,610,317
2,739,077
11,697,135
69,942,225
142,315,000

448,667,895
32,168,312
19,883,690
72,981,232
610,962,165
386,181,000

254,757,858
1,705,548
77,322,476
126,008,336
753,522,818
363,233,000

199,424,346
520,123,313

200,643,242 $
575,343,809

Los Banos (Merced County)

139,987,979 $
408,954,048

Net
Expenditures
60,655,263
166,389,761

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
341,088

324,656
20,164

4,453,347
873,624

119,363

346,984

821,175
276,332

26,647

549,966

3,632,172
597,292

92,716

(202,982)

664,665

23,845

1,790,480

316,868

2,366,522

287,569

(576,042)

29,299

1,266,246,829
358,078,706
60,705,552
(14,854,931)
9,146,513
(3,501,367)
(8,911,461)

4,128,691
853,460

119,363

346,984

A
AB
I

193,910,037
30,462,764
(57,438,786)
(53,027,104)
(142,560,653)
22,948,000

1,125,815

293,023

13,157 $
12,449

Functional
Revenues

278,545 $
1,044,592

265,388
1,032,143

Total
Expenditures

278,545
703,504

35,293,857

233,224

35,527,081

11,706,390

23,820,691

535,899

535,899

182,460

353,439

222,868,639
152,062,876
128,611,235
106,492,343
14,475,576

1,633,799
512,435
125,301
86,370

224,502,438
152,575,311
128,736,536
106,578,713
14,475,576

127,763,857
204,061,963
103,316,906
99,964,910
7,508,200

96,738,581
(51,486,652)
25,419,630
6,613,803
6,967,376

956,390
427,597

562,311

956,390
427,597

562,311

1,420,589
405,005

329,856

(464,199)
22,592

232,455

10,806,994

221,971,217
414,882,809

A
A

5,303,060

33,145,792
313,050,748

16,110,054

255,117,009
727,933,557

13,198,321

155,883,944
803,127,409

2,911,733

99,233,065
(75,193,852)

2,200,279
2,144,936

ADE
A

35,150
168,044

2,235,429
2,312,980

2,403,214
3,597,262

(167,785)
(1,284,282)

269,835,398

124,655,660
5,826,819
8,702,096

73,267,440

68,028,983

58,865,996
7,123
7,796

17,983

337,864,381

183,521,656
5,833,942
8,709,892

73,285,423

169,079,652

78,873,342
1,134,858
14,964,620

60,462,424

168,784,729

104,648,314
4,699,084
(6,254,728)

12,822,999

1,277,177

232,359

1,509,536

1,555,329

(45,793)

673,938,000

2,044,931,000

$ 8,736,164,582

269,003,000
942,941,000
1,103,272,200
(160,331,200)

664,355,000
2,709,286,000
2,319,202,800
390,083,200

$ 1,852,348,370 $ 10,588,512,952 $ 8,050,787,056 $ 2,537,725,896

2,382,386

18,651,842

2,255,725

3,750,214 $

4,638,111

22,402,056 $

4,310,705

18,873,719 $

327,406

3,528,337

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

371

372

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Los Gatos (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

757,849
2,055,075

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
250 $
679

758,099 $
2,055,754

Loyalton (Sierra County)


Functional
Revenues
74,878
6,150

Net
Expenditures
$

683,221
2,049,604

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

93,682

Total
Expenditures

$
11,292

Functional
Revenues

$
104,974

Net
Expenditures
$

104,974

10,808,878

AB
J
I

59,949

10,868,827

2,079,825

8,789,002

21,968
29,298

D
B
K

17,364
797

39,332
30,095

15,141
20,500
5,000

24,191
9,595
(5,000)

1,777,593
45,787

3,292,470
10,953

5,070,063
56,740

1,462,190
40,048

3,607,873
16,692

49,310

49,310

24,069

25,241

622,452

296

622,748

455,948

166,800

3,157,165

614,088

92,440

181

3,249,605

614,269

2,026,331
487,059

322,334

1,223,274
(487,059)

291,935

5,405

(5,405)

286,584
551,285

E
A

286,584
551,285

240,910
625,270

45,674
(73,985)

15,837

206,804
4,458

D
A

36,824

15,837

206,804
4,458
36,824

163,428
7,060
104,327

15,837

43,376
(2,602)
(67,503)

1,974,994

1,966,467

463,982

62,534

637
140,684

636,129

2,037,528

1,967,104
140,684

1,100,111

118,336

129,373

169,704

1,919,192

1,837,731
140,684

930,407

22,257

9,675

9,187

4,400

31,444

14,075

27,700

3,744

14,075

39,081
25,121,280

2,663
8,241,019

42,596
21,183,641

175,958

629,247

79,864 $

6,178
4,303,380 $

45,259
29,424,660 $

175,958

709,111 $

189,883

160

562,673 $

(13,925)

(160)

146,438

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Lynwood (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Madera (Madera County)


Functional
Revenues

1,203,415
7,038,377

5,285 $
79,632

1,208,700 $
7,118,009

5,864,252
3,712,415

78,028
35,521
1,110,590

D
A
E

10,704

4,022

5,874,956
3,712,415

78,028
35,521
1,114,612

505,911
157,835

6,630
392

5,522,212
1,526,794

2,899,537

AJ

9,863
12,573

5,532,075
1,539,367

2,899,537

2,981,863
1,091,254

1,130,472

7,841,588

Net
Expenditures
$

1,208,700
(723,579)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

374 $
19,464

686,397 $
1,727,121

Functional
Revenues
$
65,745

Net
Expenditures

686,023
1,707,657

686,397
1,661,376

5,369,045
3,554,580

78,028
28,891
1,114,220

5,365,364
1,648,146

80,438

466,786

AB
BF
J

682,752
7,360

6,048,116
1,655,506

80,438

466,786

551,163
92,057

4,944

1,985

5,496,953
1,563,449

75,494

466,786

(1,985)

2,550,212
448,113

1,769,065

2,485,226
68,043
37,548
1,110,128
790,587

18,059

7,667,544
7,880

172,273

10,152,770
75,923
37,548
1,110,128
790,587

190,332

11,616,406
63,714
29,383
1,110,447
665,953

(1,463,636)
12,209
8,165
(319)
124,634

190,332

493,530

1,506,667

2,000,197

739,260

1,260,937

195,784

1,137

196,921

146,325

50,596

2,908,361

1,770,817

944,407

136,106

181,591

2,121

3,044,467

1,952,408

946,528

747,539

11,490,988

45,660

2,296,928

(9,538,580)

946,528
(45,660)

1,392,792

149,300

282,135

14,487

312,891

1,407,279

149,300

282,135
312,891

1,128,286

200,538

1,036,230
161,527

278,993

(51,238)

(754,095)
151,364

2,727,439
482,266

E
A

2,727,439
482,266

2,859,190
777,416

(131,751)
(295,150)

493,892

4,003,881
2,268,477

5,658

E
E

13,366

507,258

4,003,881
2,268,477

5,658

784,081

4,555,920
2,751,749

210,922

(276,823)

(552,039)
(483,272)

(205,264)

2,322,808

22,898

2,345,706

284,201

2,061,505

1,257,945

652,184

324,986

1,582,931

652,184

482,119

949,499

39,700

1,100,812

(297,315)

(39,700)

4,839,104

45,479,873

AF

46,764

2,018,226 $

6,408,769

37,068,968 $

(1,522,901)

10,429,131

2,389,400

27,555,453

9,224,514 $

2,957,589

56,734
29,663,016 $

(568,189)

(56,734)
7,116,951

4,885,868

47,498,099 $

2,389,400

36,779,967 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

373

374

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Malibu (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

1,717,751
2,249,678

4,235,133

27,427

26,733
86,257

C
J
J

1,347,873
194,320

Total
Expenditures

$
11,136

Mammoth Lakes (Mono County)


Functional
Revenues

1,717,751 $
2,260,814

228,875

4,235,133

27,427

26,733
86,257

321,062

742,226
4,324

2,090,099
198,644

Net
Expenditures
$

1,717,751
2,031,939

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

512,089
4,543,107

3,914,071

27,427

26,733
86,257

2,933,358

89,575

A
F
F

1,814,896
312,161

275,203
(113,517)

2,486,347
95,138
13,812

436,906

Total
Expenditures

$
48,773

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

512,089 $
4,591,880

$
255,709

512,089
4,336,171

163,912

2,933,358
163,912

89,575

198,891
120,000

9,556

16,837

2,734,467
43,912

80,019

(16,837)

427,877
291,952
103,389

2,914,224
387,090
117,201

436,906

1,908,558
1,189,102
61,715

2,637,116

33,727

1,005,666
(802,012)
55,486

(2,200,210)

(33,727)

1,339,233

1,339,233

302,664

1,036,569

464,108

464,108

292,689

171,419

2,397,537

97,018
54,166

67,824

2,465,361

97,018
54,166

3,140,366

(675,005)

97,018
54,166

1,206,681
185,643
125,896

1,603,747
205,427

901,713
7,072

1,206,681
1,087,356
132,968

1,603,747
205,427

860,932
593,298

114,705

345,749
494,058
132,968

1,489,042
205,427

67,403

E
K

10,825

78,228

140,315

(62,087)

H
J

831,884

194,544

14,735

108,468

846,619

303,012

263,890

357,178

582,729

(54,166)

1,106,302

2,808

1,109,110

380,889

25,979

11,570

728,221

(25,979)

(11,570)

14,866,957

959,538 $

6,881,407

8,945,088

16,008,136

15,826,495 $

1,947,496 $

17,955,632 $

8,711,273 $

9,244,359

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Manhattan Beach (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

820,999
3,005,663

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
13,081

820,999 $
3,018,744

Manteca (San Joaquin County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

29,035

791,964
3,018,744

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

463,890
1,817,387

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

463,890 $
1,817,387

$
2,438,123

463,890
(620,736)

12,153,941
4,110,249
1,679,356
165,927

445,243

A
A
A

780,131
813,500

12,934,072
4,923,749
1,679,356
165,927

445,243

2,722,371
32,850
269,152
57,673

414,876

10,211,701
4,890,899
1,410,204
108,254

30,367

8,861,276
4,230,978

233,238

AB
AB
AB

208,445

9,069,721
4,230,978

233,238

1,497,543
442,707

109,920

7,572,178
3,788,271

123,318

3,762,277

1,570,519
942,854

13,024

1,489,393

5,715,321

5,251,670

7,285,840
942,854

13,024

1,327,218

15,149,986
1,053,434

44,820

3,924,452

(7,864,146)
(110,580)

(31,796)

3,669,834

298,171

3,475,595

7,145,429

298,171

10,682,111
10,419

300,290

(3,536,682)
(10,419)

(2,119)

1,049,614

1,049,614

1,049,614

970,223

970,223

970,223

1,600,140

1,600,140

2,851,083

(1,250,943)

1,529,757

1,529,757

1,753,999

300,994

(224,242)

(300,994)

3,090,089
877,633

J
AD

243,697

3,090,089
1,121,330

3,099,527
1,042,042

(9,438)
79,288

5,123,770
4,010,901

A
A

484,089
7,036,776

5,607,859
11,047,677

6,010,649
11,040,083

(402,790)
7,594

4,714,492

1,376,534

6,091,026

2,796,910

3,294,116

3,157,617

138,764

1,112,922

ACD

1,845,195

579,796

5,002,812

138,764

1,692,718

2,744,509

174,915

1,208,382

2,258,303

(36,151)

484,336

5,891,498

45,893,518

(545,784)

18,996,916

3,047,824

38,666,552

903,201

11,334,858 $

6,794,699

57,228,376 $

7,340,483

38,231,460 $

3,631,195

17,261,091 $

6,679,019

55,927,643 $

9,419,438

48,134,082 $

(2,740,419)

7,793,561

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

375

376

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Maricopa (Kern County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Marina (Monterey County)

Total
Expenditures

Net
Expenditures

279,049

13,961

D
D
D

279,049

13,961

115,187

172,276

172,276

229,490

52,138

$
52,138

Functional
Revenues

Operating
Expenditures

52,138

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

265,417
1,513,060

163,862

13,961

3,695,018
410,558

280,433

AB
AB
J

(57,214)

2,419,233

747,889

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

265,417 $
1,513,060

$
130,993

265,417
1,382,067

206,179
22,909

3,901,197
433,467

280,433

645,784

6,699

37,645

3,255,413
433,467

(6,699)

242,788

2,419,233

747,889

1,609,386

1,154,316

809,847

(406,427)

104,660

104,660

432,024

(327,364)

791,440
1,180,874
698,937

144,715
576,971

936,155
1,757,845
698,937

350,120
2,474,949
1,050,807

586,035
(717,104)
(351,870)

129,205
51,955

A
A

129,205
51,955

117,380
56,771

11,825
(4,816)

E
J

288,994

(288,994)

30,982

30,982

10,000

20,982

315,288

315,288

199,754

115,534

729,566

528,828

200,738

12,422,807

13,373,581 $

8,381,471 $

729,566 $

950,774 $

4,992,110

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Martinez (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

369,716
2,529,017

7,893,213

293,249

AB
F
IJ

596,337

270,588

234,897
25,878

IJ

Total
Expenditures

322 $
19,918

Marysville (Yuba County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

370,038 $
2,548,935

198,951

334,761

8,227,974

293,249

584,642

647

2,195,733

(25,438)

41,050
551,230

2,792,070

245,150

275,947
577,108

3,145,313
104,336
363,660

199,399

370,038
2,349,984

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

360,628 $
699,853

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

360,628
699,853

360,628
699,853

7,643,332

293,249
(647)

2,729,371
983,502

143,209

AB
BF
FI

53,468

2,782,839
983,502

143,209

761,949
93,060

1,259

2,020,890
890,442

(1,259)
143,209

(353,243)
(104,336)
(118,510)

76,548
577,108

433,025
28,814

433,025
28,814

475,185

(42,160)
28,814

707,692

707,692

90,619

617,073

70,121

70,121

10,285

59,836

945,114

219,265

356,301

1,301,415

219,265

519,230

2,500

782,185

216,765

138,540

410,983
47,919

138,540

410,983
47,919

152,676

593,326

(14,136)

(182,343)
47,919

I
J

570

(570)

1,106,658

E
A

150,336

1,256,994

1,127,274

129,720

2,637,482
178,747

33,290
73,898

2,670,772
252,645

426,615

2,244,157
252,645

669,578

25,973

443,009

669,578

25,973

443,009

1,214,068

25,959

104,950

(544,490)

14

338,059

7,348,134

24,249,329

AF

1,205,379

4,786,444 $

8,308,806

13,945,288 $

244,707

15,090,485

8,291,183

4,559,991 $

3,934,996

8,553,513

29,035,773 $

203,804 $

8,494,987 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

377

378

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Maywood (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,860 $
16,008

4,039,157

162,633

AB
H
E

AE

92,068

951

4,131,225

163,584

1,764,686

178,263

778,970

923,518

20,284

5,400

799,254

928,918

551,189

754,995

247,599

AE

1,758

249,357

56,054
771,426

328
4,511

56,382
775,937

87,421

E
D

934

88,355

1,025,032

86,086

1,111,118

8,991,100

318,054
581,236

230,188 $

319,914 $
597,244

McFarland (Kern County)

9,221,288 $

87,347

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
37,229

Functional
Revenues

7,946 $
255,536

Net
Expenditures
$
860

7,946
218,307

2,366,539

(14,679)

603,019

16,725

32,380

D
H
HI

5,816

608,835

16,725

32,380

125,696

1,341

200

22,355

483,139

15,384

32,180

(22,355)

248,065

173,923

431,123

64,497

38,823

469,946

64,497

480,695

64,497

(10,749)

249,357

15,842

15,842

15,842

287,271

213,697

(287,271)
56,382
562,240

25,660

62,695

584,973
794,536

E
A

31,956
233,738

616,929
1,028,274

490,918
688,958

126,011
339,316

354,609

756,509

172,509

172,509

110,757

61,752

4,217,717

5,003,571

749,489

3,691,346

759,017

4,048,436 $

774,429

2,760,706 $

319,914
509,897

Operating
Expenditures

9,528

357,090 $

7,946
254,676

(15,412)

1,287,730

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Mendota (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

111,123
1,430,797

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

111,123 $
1,430,797

Menlo Park (San Mateo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

824,277

111,123
606,520

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

838,610
2,794,777

Total
Expenditures

354 $
46,761

838,964 $
2,841,538

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

530 $
1,177,049

838,434
1,664,489

422,928

16,449

D
F
I

32,512

455,440

16,449

171,385

567

284,055

(567)

16,449

8,610,712

186,853

219,425
87,274

A
H
I

119,275

415

8,729,987

186,853

219,840
87,274

998,845

7,731,142

186,853

219,840
87,274

290,489

290,489

484,478

(193,989)

2,678,580
910,448
308,212

1,866,156
495,100

4,544,736
1,405,548
308,212

3,666,853
461,808
310,391

877,883
943,740
(2,179)

44,386

485

44,871

44,871

417,498

209,451

626,949

5,273

621,676

49,066

100,012

49,066

100,012

160,638

(111,572)

100,012

1,909,713

151,100

1,881

193,120

1,911,594

344,220

1,607,417

135,010

304,177

209,210

541,866
698,858

E
A

42,919

541,866
741,777

434,935
578,147

106,931
163,630

1,368,816

AE
H

1,368,816

1,411,194

(42,378)

168,555

7,834

66,156

234,711

7,834

41,600

193,111

7,834

8,252,689

2,450,215

AB

1,263,980

18,454

9,516,669

2,468,669

4,858,977

1,069,550

4,657,692

1,399,119

1,305,349

5,187,712

3,237,619

3,379,691 $

4,006,052

6,702,079

536,916

1,865,324

2,706,730

33,891,652

AE

29,504

4,244,451 $

4,542,968

8,567,403 $

2,736,234

38,136,103 $

3,876,288

19,579,185 $

(1,140,054)

18,556,918

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

379

380

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Merced (Merced County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
480,418

12,696,355
6,167,523

248,139
8,541
2,834,198

AB
A
E

142,254
24,932

219,923

12,838,609
6,192,455

248,139
8,541
3,054,121

2,478,817
255,056

62,761
24,681
30,864

1,224,496
707,393
7,700

374,589

342,996

147,716

1,567,492
707,393
155,416

374,589

3,110,490
682,191
58,072

600,984

827,347
4,619,992

827,347 $
5,100,410

Mill Valley (Marin County)

10,195,527

Net
Expenditures
$

827,347
(5,095,117)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

104,991 $
56,002

381,373 $
1,501,269

$
137,327

381,373
1,363,942

A
AB
H

111,709
124,529

40,254

3,271,001
2,686,852

158,384

631,814
188,695

2,639,187
2,498,157

158,384

2,093,574

2,746,334

1,576,634

1,169,700

276,382
1,445,267

10,359,792
5,937,399

185,378
(16,140)
3,023,257

3,159,292
2,562,323

118,130

(1,542,998)
25,202
97,344

(226,395)

652,760

Total
Expenditures

1,014,387

1,014,387

437,180

577,207

460,404

84,459

544,863

430,254

114,609

2,183,563

1,657,695

2,183,563

1,657,695

4,409,321

3,854,825

(2,225,758)

(2,197,130)

907,521

79,779

987,300

419,074

568,226

3,843,111
6,098,261

A
A

3,843,111
6,098,261

7,606,450
7,752,981

(3,763,339)
(1,654,720)

1,393,120

E
A

300,128

1,693,248

1,809,516

(116,268)

3,565,570

3,594,664

7,160,234

1,386,105

5,774,129

3,262,902

2,138,987

410,742

351,120

470,780

29,379

30,492

18,660

3,733,682

2,168,366

441,234

369,780

2,332,680

744,147

625,351

36,000

1,401,002

1,424,219

(184,117)

333,780

4,996,893

53,075,753

4,952,903 $

(5,011,593)

5,073,865

17,138,950

3,544,736 $

4,996,893

58,028,656 $

10,008,486

52,954,791 $

20,683,686 $

8,931,492 $

11,752,194

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Millbrae (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

255,686
2,071,719

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
4,983

Milpitas (Santa Clara County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

255,686 $
2,076,702

6,027
513,426

249,659
1,563,276

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,162,774
10,509,708

Total
Expenditures

$
439,109

1,162,774 $
10,948,817

Functional
Revenues
$
795,578

Net
Expenditures
1,162,774
10,153,239

4,972,326
3,560,553

AB
A
AD

52,534
7,272

5,024,860
3,567,825

461,829
248,769

4,563,031
3,319,056

16,920,831
1,670,346
10,088,877

320,442

AB
AB
A

317,247

197,477

17,238,078
1,670,346
10,286,354

320,442

1,317,994
212,470

262,989

15,920,084
1,457,876
10,286,354

57,453

1,094,813

2,136,759

3,231,572

3,071,139

160,433

1,561,225

6,776,316

8,337,541

2,190,752

6,146,789

505,058

1,938

506,996

506,996

4,198,574

4,198,574

9,952

4,188,622

1,281,813

363,895

66,000

1,347,813

363,895

264,780

174,448

1,083,033

189,447

8,612,593

761,130

6,606

8,619,199

761,130

4,425,107

643,187

4,194,092

117,943

3,031,428

E
A

3,031,428

192,819
3,814,003

(192,819)
(782,575)

468,293
6,765,985

E
A

590

468,293
6,766,575

363,108
13,325,333

105,185
(6,558,758)

2,099,405

554,281

AB

69,887

1,982,887

2,169,292

2,537,168

659,092

596,793

1,510,200

1,940,375

3,805,896

3,805,896

1,421,507

990,675

2,384,389

(990,675)

2,965,939

22,756,916

4,322,260 $

3,276,199

13,279,324 $

(310,260)

13,799,852

8,780,884

75,627,558

2,965,939

27,079,176 $

9,748

7,747,093 $

8,790,632

83,374,651 $

12,005,910

37,964,562 $

(3,215,278)

45,410,089

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

381

382

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Mission Viejo (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Modesto (Stanislaus County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,254,361
6,153,578

7,398 $
88,672

1,261,759 $
6,242,250

38
1,925,001

9,794,451

749,284

732,769
51,678
1,006

D
H
HJ

16,758

884
7,292

9,811,209

749,284

733,653
58,970
1,006

1,026,518

607,778

4,257,247
2,006,152

3,273,306
2,378

7,530,553
2,008,530

7,698,397

Operating
Expenditures

1,261,721
4,317,249

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
6,356,477

2,565,410 $
18,154,752

$
3,048,050

2,565,410
15,106,702

A
A
H

2,396,382
197,604

40,114,401
19,029,532

650,305

1,910,492

3,892,984
329,696

24,606

36,221,417
18,699,836

625,699

1,910,492

11,645,852

3,827,225
377,692

21,677,639
3,639,490
842,161
12,248,637
964,291

26,655,362
1,196,518
824,917
12,121,260
992,384

(4,977,723)
2,442,972
17,244
127,377
(28,093)

2,565,410
11,798,275

8,784,691

141,506

733,653
58,970
1,006

37,718,019
18,831,928

650,305

1,910,492

(167,844)
2,008,530

10,031,787
3,639,490
842,161
8,421,412
586,599

Total
Expenditures

329,561

AE

350

329,911

329,911

4,901,630

2,500

4,904,130

4,904,130

3,867,625

89,522

395,370

24,915

36,963

3,892,540

89,522

432,333

1,473,782

89,522

448,704

2,418,758

(16,371)

4,121,491

2,167,718

196,217

680,094

4,121,491

2,847,812

196,217

2,561,336

4,696,558

445,490

1,560,155

(1,848,746)

(249,273)

J
H

940,535
19,334,433

E
A

13,702
5,005,070

954,237
24,339,503

579,282
27,321,225

374,955
(2,981,722)

8,777,827

2,430,993

921,779

AEF

AB

1,609,284

70,431

1,035

10,387,111

2,501,424

922,814

1,080,624

619,043

9,306,487

1,882,381

922,814

8,794,247

2,598,584
2,321,816

1,493,030

4,095,176

111,966
39,557

90,242

12,889,423

2,710,550
2,361,373

1,583,272

1,215,598

2,151,820

911,770

11,673,825

2,710,550
209,553

671,502

41,813,203

5,139,666 $

46,952,869 $

31,983,462

31,271,589

175,137,168

1,841,427

36,680,966 $

32,668,747

121,637,603 $

444,269

90,180,531

14,969,407 $

33,113,016

211,818,134 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Monrovia (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Montague (Siskiyou County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

662,601
2,104,269

11,240 $
10,409

673,841 $
2,114,678

2,914,570

9,221,901
4,539,456
682,529
141,883

598,795
29,219

AB
AB
A

19,615

5,607
4,032

9,221,901
4,559,071
682,529
141,883

604,402
33,251

1,602,737
569,672
563,994
49,640

534,311
9,353

2,254,881
541,973

755,149

18,735

600,319

2,273,616
541,973

1,355,468

876,869
694,932

1,639,380

277,628

2,000

279,628

1,516,315
507,337

638,609

20,246
134,089

1,536,561
641,426

638,609

751,590
32,501
641,425

67,341

355,840
861,251

49,387

E
AH

2,188
49,800

358,028
911,051

49,387

349,834
1,282,454

65,794

3,584,743

1,400,552

AB

AB

19,196,167

12,483

22,780,910

1,413,035

20,171,806

169,615

3,753,852

34,478,170

AI

(49,534)

20,037,396 $

3,704,318

54,515,566 $

5,306,505

38,294,323 $

673,841
(799,892)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

1,424 $
40,796

47,343 $
99,833

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
30,109

45,919
59,037

7,619,164
3,989,399
118,535
92,243

70,091
23,898

200,047
51,354
1,689
7,775

8,196

D
B
BE

AJ

4,648

204,695
51,354
1,689
7,775

8,196

96,839
70,349
1,200
3,168
250

107,856
(18,995)
489
4,607
(250)
8,196

1,396,747
(152,959)

(283,912)

360,618

1,064
44,670
7,581

360,618

1,064
44,670
7,581

374,954

34,368
23,763

(14,336)

1,064
10,302
(16,182)

279,628

2,819

AJ

2,819

2,819

(751,590)
1,504,060
1

571,268

5,100
9,849
102,025

5,453
14,448

62,336

500

5,100
72,185
102,025

5,953
14,448

375

306,745

389,720

4,725
72,185
(204,720)

5,953
(375,272)

8,194
(371,403)

(16,407)

102,678

E
A

2,517

15,507

105,195

15,507

106,618

9,504

(1,423)

6,003

2,609,104

1,243,420

36,341

164,500

8,771

2,517

38,858

164,500

8,771

10,456

165,880

1,500

28,402

(1,380)

7,271

(1,602,187)

16,221,243

238,278

1,478,212

2,517

132,762 $

240,795

1,610,974 $

223,386

1,849,184 $

47,343
69,724

17,409

(238,210)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

383

384

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Montclair (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Monte Sereno (Santa Clara County)


Functional
Revenues

457,438
2,811,800

$
503,113

457,438 $
3,314,913

7,303,874
4,026,111
54,291

44,910

AB
A
AI

368,963

15,181

7,672,837
4,026,111
69,472

44,910

1,194,771
356,889
101,670

29,176

1,342,753
106,607

6,521,044

7,863,797
106,607

3,258,297

673,306

Net
Expenditures
$

457,438
2,641,607

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

188,846
882,644

6,478,066
3,669,222
(32,198)

15,734

308,150

19,107

3,097

C
D
J

EJ

4,605,500
106,607

178,102

Total
Expenditures

$
66,795

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

188,846 $
949,439

$
489,781

188,846
459,658

308,150

19,107

3,097

129,982

8,884

4,547

178,168

19,107

(5,787)

(4,547)

178,102

101,874

76,228

461,531

461,531

92,320

369,211

1,652,436

156,002

1,652,436

156,002

630,575
20,246

123,308

1,021,861
(20,246)

32,694

472,374

2,001,555
1,715,259

E
AF

472,374

2,001,555
1,715,259

979,606

1,715,508
1,570,762

(507,232)

286,047
144,497

F
D

1,421,910

1,421,910

102,486

56,656

1,319,424

(56,656)

52,665
24,081,516

10,905,576 $

52,665
20,584,241

1,579,946

7,408,301 $

52,665
31,489,817 $

66,795 $

1,646,741 $

589
735,657 $

(589)
911,084

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Montebello (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Monterey (Monterey County)


Functional
Revenues

$
8,756,245

387,214 $
15,302,174

14,330,189
9,222,162

348,571

AB
A
J

1,266,055

14,330,189
10,488,217

348,571

1,589,327
70,914

110,147

76,892

1,488,945

16,970,650

435,021

1,488,945

17,405,671

51,622

17,405,671

387,214
6,545,929

14,044,314

Net
Expenditures
$

387,214
1,257,860

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
169,165

76,979
5,169,523

12,740,862
10,417,303

(110,147)

271,679

9,239,835
6,121,663

A
A
E

96,139
47,211

1,437,323

3,642,869
1,069,635
4,951,907

1,436,450

6,408,154
8,832

76,979 $
5,338,688

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,125,136

76,979
4,213,552

9,335,974
6,168,874

996,838
911,201

6,719

8,339,136
5,257,673

(6,719)

10,051,023
1,078,467
4,951,907

1,436,450

1,890,721
78,180
5,813,183

2,034,860

8,160,302
1,000,287
(861,276)

(598,410)

233,211

423,466

656,677

293,766

362,911

969,142

2,468

971,610

388,626

582,984

579,680

78,315

1,622,109

2,201,789

78,315

484,304

1,717,485

78,315

1,117,079

965,936

428,272

2,546

1,119,625

965,936

428,272

628,168

720,640

491,457

245,296

428,272

2,596,585

E
J

2,596,585

2,885,828

(289,243)

1,147,031
394,300

E
F

19,010

1,166,041
394,300

1,795,658
251,887

(629,617)
142,413

3,702,100

2,689,897

341,848

104,482

4,043,948

2,794,379

547,205

3,224,082

3,496,743

(429,703)

8,217,373
482,764
2,585,685
463,796

2,990,437

5,028,999

3,010
19,000

37,293

13,246,372
482,764
2,588,695
482,796

3,027,730

4,019,853
118,766
216,632

1,558,732

9,226,519
363,998
2,372,063
482,796

1,468,998

1,182,021

60,355,469

12,949,226 $

(44,296)

31,294,306

6,890,109
58,360,785

11,841,827 $

1,182,021

73,304,695 $

1,226,317

42,010,389 $

6,890,109
70,202,612 $

12,245
7,299,990
29,868,035 $

(12,245)
(409,881)
40,334,577

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

385

386

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Monterey Park (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

528,366
2,983,434

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
272,881

528,366 $
3,256,315

Moorpark (Ventura County)


Functional
Revenues
52,758
1,293,133

Net
Expenditures
$

475,608
1,963,182

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

374,499
1,578,964

Total
Expenditures

$
11,034

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

374,499 $
1,589,998

$
563,837

374,499
1,026,161

11,307,936
6,502,262
182,732
290,750

484,419

AB
ABGI
A

11,307,936
6,502,262
182,732
290,750

484,419

2,988,960
1,773,439

51,814

467,119

8,318,976
4,728,823
182,732
238,936

17,300

3,864,880
11,786

203,368

302,172

52,195

D
H
I

AE

524,367

5,673

4,389,247
11,786

209,041

302,172

52,195

822,709

219,176

3,566,538
11,786

209,041

82,996

52,195

2,567,373

801,169

76,615

AE

926,344

33,207

3,493,717

834,376

76,615

2,076,899

981,266

73,053

1,416,818

(146,890)

3,562

788,693
579,328

415,967

AE

1,120,596
24,700

14,577

1,909,289
604,028

430,544

4,384,470
1,242,068

415,967

(2,475,181)
(638,040)

14,577

366,680

366,680

593,689

(227,009)

414,283

AE

1,838

416,121

1,698,921

(1,282,800)

463,980
5,359,877

252,428
1,039,150

2,201,188
106,859

2,665,168
5,466,736

252,428
1,039,150

1,481,081
8,117,285

94,550
72,934

1,184,087
(2,650,549)

157,878
966,216

1,889,526

140,275

51,655

7,789

20,488

1,897,315

140,275

72,143

3,054,100

129,515

50,681

(1,156,785)

10,760

21,462

4,580,104
50,561

E
E

279,081

4,580,104
329,642

4,631,854
301,513

90,335

(51,750)
28,129

(90,335)

252,360

AE
J

252,360

259,083

(6,723)

3,296,719

1,562,379

AB

AB

3,296,719

1,562,379

2,366,597

1,521,233

930,122

41,146

1,879,499

69,363

221,622

AE

1,376,943

39,253

3,256,442

69,363

260,875

2,231,622

260,346

1,135

1,024,820

(190,983)

259,740

5,863,700

48,560,634

2,696,444

20,183,426

13,090,435

3,147,258 $

4,418,537

8,238,097 $

10,282,237

56,798,731 $

7,585,793

36,615,305 $

16,237,693 $

15,333,630 $

904,063

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Moraga (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

159,714
330,785

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

159,714 $
330,785

Moreno Valley (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

43,338

Operating
Expenditures

116,376
330,785

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,875,822
8,191,013

Total
Expenditures

$
70,691

1,875,822 $
8,261,704

Functional
Revenues
1,189,622 $
2,063,742

Net
Expenditures
686,200
6,197,962

1,766,857

125,812

AB
H
H

HJ

49,376

1,816,233

125,812

96,793

120,762

1,719,440

5,050

21,697,264
6,428,144

1,552,501

362,057

ABD
BD
I

38,347
2,213,287

29,768

21,735,611
8,641,431

1,582,269

362,057

2,784,998
3,668,222

460,391

18,950,613
4,973,209

1,121,878

362,057

856,152

2,194

22,370

878,522

2,194

1,414,690

5,506

(536,168)

(3,312)

9,313,318
364,056

5,477,785
10,916

14,791,103
374,972

9,420,184

454,423

5,370,919
374,972
(454,423)

361,520

361,520

253,997

107,523

2,539,358

42,173

2,581,531

2,848,906

(267,375)

7,464,128

551,760

28,842

358,562

1,761,720

7,822,690

2,313,480

28,842

9,973,281

3,055,211

52,730

(2,150,591)

(741,731)

28,842
(52,730)

H
J

45,156

10,396

E
I

2,763

45,156

13,159

125,737

184,309

(80,581)

(171,150)

1,256,443

48,802

14,997

AB

106,213

1,362,656

48,802

14,997

587,715

774,941

48,802

14,997

417,052

1,472,023

40,052

1,889,075

40,052

3,209,791

1,049,041

(1,320,716)

(1,008,989)

4,923,276

177,959 $

5,101,235 $

2,522,801

2,578,434

477,897
61,318,764

120,379
11,638,466 $

598,276
72,957,230 $

996,675
41,537,263 $

(398,399)
31,419,967

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

387

388

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Morgan Hill (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay
$
5,694

Total
Expenditures
568,074 $
2,932,281

Morro Bay (San Luis Obispo County)


Functional
Revenues

568,074
2,926,587

5,972,414
3,626,022

73,595

163,722

A
F
E

114,197
150,000

30,524

6,086,611
3,776,022

104,119

163,722

735,807
240,307

33,025

133,285

1,679,502

1,779,918

3,459,420

3,704,972

1,137,373

Net
Expenditures
$

568,074
1,794,908

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

355,399 $
1,689,454

AB
AB
I

353,726
47,982

20,914

127,250

3,429,023
1,628,025

129,899
5,610
157,247

346,381
256,357

92,312

3,082,642
1,371,668

129,899
5,610
64,935

1,128,645

21,651
72,829

1,622,794

366,056

1,014,926
261,100

741,147

211,658
299,262

1,218,442
8,318

881,647

(211,658)
66,794

(203,516)
252,782

5,350,804
3,535,715

71,094

30,437

3,075,297
1,580,043

108,985
5,610
29,997

(245,552)

494,149

366,056

993,275
188,271

$
4,059

Net
Expenditures

14,392 $
283,531

341,007
1,405,923

Total
Expenditures

355,399
1,685,395

1,181,776

3,189

1,184,965

664,082

520,883

423,500

583,605

1,007,105

327,879

679,226

1,783,543

117,360

6,961

1,790,504

117,360

2,187,730

177,733
415

(397,226)

(60,373)
(415)

988,167

216,285
417,103

1,054,061

988,167

216,285
1,471,164

279,340

55,911

158,049

708,827

(55,911)

216,285
1,313,115

115,000

269,107
6,400,150

E
A

3,107,639

115,000

269,107
9,507,789

417,554
6,418,827

115,000

(148,447)
3,088,962

1,178,618

E
A

1,178,618

1,330,435

(151,817)

1,962,220

2,619

384,048

2,346,268

2,619

970,607

47,208

381,626
4,108

1,375,661

(47,208)
2,619

(381,626)
(4,108)

1,581,817
6,489

46,413

267,359
101,030

1,849,176
107,519

46,413

450,772
38,494

1,398,404
69,025

46,413

5,067,550

31,909,241

6,664,782

23,919,441 $

2,056,070

17,225,272

3,044,090

88,077
121,617
16,700,789

129,359

4,206,334 $

4,165,956

99,336
262,440
10,346,548 $

(1,121,866)

118,100
(140,823)
10,560,575

3,653,302

9,235,472 $

8,720,852

41,144,713 $

3,044,090

217,436
121,617
20,907,123 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Mountain View (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

580,743
17,009,314

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
3,536,947

580,743 $
20,546,261

Mt. Shasta (Siskiyou County)


Functional
Revenues

20,522,499

Net
Expenditures
$

580,743
23,762

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

7,901
416,286

Total
Expenditures

$
48,011

7,901 $
464,297

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

7,901
464,297

16,876,957
13,762,373

128,591
375,231

A
A
DE

AEJ

106,641
410,515

16,983,598
14,172,888

128,591
375,231

1,308,755
54,112

32,831

15,674,843
14,118,776

(32,831)
128,591
375,231

690,355
197,959

27,362

30,908

232,633

AB
AB
BJ

112,550
45,214

802,905
243,173

27,362

30,908

232,633

196,474
56,972

1,658

6,917

606,431
186,201

25,704

30,908

225,716

1,820,457
1,545,404
91,183

512,681

5,493,528
103,842
60,900

7,313,985
1,649,246
152,083

512,681

2,564,645

158,597

67,109

4,749,340
1,649,246
(6,514)

445,572

371,412
6,183
3,744

2,478,187

2,849,599
6,183
3,744

2,186,110

8,830

663,489
6,183
(5,086)

1,673,599

1,673,599

1,521,273

152,326

66,318

66,318

10,440

55,878

2,792,953

877,437

453,606

8,283

43,501

2,801,236

877,437

497,107

1,194,230

1,066,472

1,607,006

(189,035)

497,107

78,374

245,120
93,095
13,778

78,374

245,120
93,095
13,778

85,290

282,521

(6,916)

(37,401)
93,095
13,778

8,003,713
9,180,441

AE
AE

147,960
1,408,381

8,151,673
10,588,822

8,250,367
10,382,237

(98,694)
206,585

306,481
437,517

E
A

70,243

306,481
507,760

308,306
641,691

(1,825)
(133,931)

5,646,714

3,801,723

3,485,583
184,702
1,088,847

AB

3,270,412

4,527

866,528

741,165

8,917,126

3,806,250

4,352,111
184,702
1,830,012

708,030

167,127

3,655,155

616,290

8,209,096

3,639,123

696,956
184,702
1,213,722

7,615

7,615

2,472

611

5,143

(611)

11,329,277

101,221,529

81,083

53,906,736

382,309

3,615,350

542,717

6,529,963 $

441,181

6,600
13,268
4,249,341 $

3,148,089

19,351,219 $

14,477,366

120,572,748 $

14,396,283

66,666,012 $

160,408

2,914,613 $

101,536

(6,600)
(13,268)
2,280,622

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

389

390

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Murrieta (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

28,993 $
416,683

767,356 $
3,653,629

Napa (Napa County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

738,363
3,236,946

8,964,282

246,723

AB
F
E

1,649,368

10,613,650

246,723

944,984

677,461

4,780,610

5,458,071

5,307,294

1,007,437

Operating
Expenditures

767,356
2,646,192

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
219,197

286,813 $
6,337,566

Functional
Revenues
$
2,753,432

Net
Expenditures

286,813
6,118,369

286,813
3,584,134

9,668,666

246,723

14,036,045
6,463,090
1,059,669
136,237
9,929
1,217,306
1,087,312

A
A
A

14,036,045
6,463,090
1,059,669
136,237
9,929
1,217,306
1,087,312

2,710,886
515,166
821,719

7,905

11,325,159
5,947,924
237,950
136,237
2,024
1,217,306
1,087,312

150,777

1,084,817
726,016
370,738

23,191,847

24,276,664
726,016
370,738

17,766,409

357,918

6,510,255
726,016
12,820

618,407

6,122

624,529

624,529

1,028,069

1,028,069

128,395

899,674

4,171,622

148,008

7,125,121

344

11,296,743

148,352

23,722,993

(12,426,250)

148,352

2,850,593

10,126,511

1,856,987

675,669

2,850,593

10,802,180

1,856,987

1,161,667

11,899,883

1,688,926

(1,097,703)

1,856,987

E
J

2,918,916

E
H

2,918,916

2,908,731

10,185

349,226

749,068

1,740,831

85,549

3,486

2,090,057

834,617

3,486

99,192

799,789

112,626

1,990,865

34,828

(109,140)

4,726,291

1,563,047

78,474

4,726,291

1,641,521

1,774,600

1,795,174

2,951,691

(153,653)

19,900,106

31,994,315 $

3,742,898

11,627,678

69,294,433

15,837,107 $

35,737,213 $

1,506,468

25,671,655 $

13,134,146

94,966,088 $

20,652,863

65,254,748 $

(7,518,717)

29,711,340

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
National City (San Diego County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
219,036

14,093,218
4,610,697
9,539
114,194

382,980

A
A
E

407,372
1,744

14,500,590
4,612,441
9,539
114,194

382,980

3,363,228
308,652
28,580
25,268

1,498,483
100,720

2,520,160

2,183,321
8,242

3,681,804
108,962

2,520,160

3,130,037

2,562,959

1,294,786
2,001,684

1,294,786 $
2,220,720

Needles (San Bernardino County)

1,117,826

Net
Expenditures
$

1,294,786
1,102,894

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

$
779,218

Net
Expenditures

$
324,310

779,218

454,908

11,137,362
4,303,789
(19,041)
88,926

382,980

1,680,997
566,487

D
D
E

1,680,997
566,487

291,641
50,000

6,644

1,389,356
516,487

(6,644)

551,767
108,962

(42,799)

368,232

183,843

552,075

696,229

(144,154)

685,085

685,085

217,468

467,617

1,725,010

5,996

1,731,006

271,223

1,459,783

100,571

100,571

690,388

(589,817)

5,673,565

130,951

E
A

45,046

5,718,611

130,951

5,765,155

(46,544)

130,951

1,786,665

E
F

1,786,665

2,717,220

4,515

(930,555)

(4,515)

1,959,899

2,724,555

205,088

571,552

2,164,987

3,296,107

877,144

1,729,632

64,641

1,287,843

1,566,475

(64,641)

572,855

572,855

53,085

519,770

39,525,526

(224,951)
23,486,159

5,855,025

6,038,868 $

18,070
4,852,102 $

3,647,397 $

43,172,923 $

224,951
19,686,764 $

183,843 $

(18,070)
1,186,766

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

391

392

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Nevada City (Nevada County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

325,677
234,289

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
511 $

326,188 $
234,289

Newark (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues
95,857
(9,139)

Net
Expenditures
$

230,331
243,428

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

612,612
2,591,867

Total
Expenditures

18,488 $
92,632

631,100 $
2,684,499

Functional
Revenues
$
1,303,198

Net
Expenditures
631,100
1,381,301

1,042,737
239,751
20,000
27,000

AB
AB
AB

89,156
17,172

1,131,893
256,923
20,000
27,000

33,203
32,612

204

54,965

1,098,690
224,311
20,000
26,796

(54,965)

9,938,933
2,621,104
3,950,596
238,762
27,904
506,919
79,804

AB
A
AD

AE

278,376
201,824

10,217,309
2,822,928
3,950,596
238,762
27,904
506,919
79,804

1,499,195
5,793,572

15,467
10,114
12,630

8,718,114
(2,970,644)
3,950,596
223,295
17,790
494,289
79,804

478,340

11,047

489,387

223,654

101,633

265,733

(101,633)

5,715,730
8,566

183,487

5,899,217
8,566

3,503,763
231,811

2,395,454
(223,245)

61,500

DE

1,675

63,175

37,584

25,591

649,989

AE

821

650,810

834,029

(183,219)

24,722

(24,722)

867,613

264,699

11,090

878,703

264,699

614,872

263,831

264,699

668,369

DJ
A

17,360

685,729

793,390

(107,661)

434,658

303,516

E
E

96,693

531,351

303,516

340,125

531,351

(36,609)

209,536

530

210,066

45,436

164,630

5,568,142

304,711

AEF

5,207,426

191,813
4,322

10,775,568

496,524
4,322

5,380,922

5,394,646

496,524
4,322

445,140

3,752,339

1,565

139,016 $

408,006

1,842,127

38,699

2,049,228

34,686,125

6,286,972 $

40,973,097 $

446,705

3,891,355 $

19,539,698 $

21,433,399

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Newman (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

46,704
307,592

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

46,704 $
307,592

Newport Beach (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

240,401

46,704
67,191

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,665,721
7,828,155

17,948 $
840,098

Total
Expenditures
1,683,669 $
8,668,253

Functional
Revenues
$
166,342

Net
Expenditures
1,683,669
8,501,911

1,233,615
102,150

1,062
52,113

AB
AB
B

1,583
22,169

1,235,198
124,319

1,062
52,113

300,745
27,666

934,453
96,653

1,062
52,113

24,539,714
9,401,394
1,214,922
442,788

1,343,524
23,968
2,793,710

A
A
A

459,735
460,715
134,710
27,468

156,384
220
2,374

24,999,449
9,862,109
1,349,632
470,256

1,499,908
24,188
2,796,084

4,888,289
2,513,665
43,917
51,417

33,593

592,669

20,111,160
7,348,444
1,305,715
418,839

1,466,315
24,188
2,203,415

194,822
57,288

1,200

182,159

376,981
57,288

1,200

581,277
65,883

(204,296)
(8,595)

1,200

6,355,765
765,531

6,552,204
6,897

12,907,969
772,428

9,234,205

3,673,764
772,428

66,763

66,763

66,763

2,550,797

239,481

2,790,278

87,573

2,702,705

434,836

13,603

9,370

320,128

434,836

333,731

9,370

830,158

493,147

10,333

(395,322)

(159,416)

(963)

5,411,369

2,049,479

319,197

5,730,566

2,049,479

4,379,364

3,263,568

1,351,202

(1,214,089)

439,603
1,187,546

10,000

E
A

87,506

439,603
1,275,052

10,000

523,337
1,211,324

10,000

(83,734)
63,728

2,409,092

4,919,049

F
F

1,119,749

3,528,841

4,919,049

2,907,814

753,780

621,027

4,165,269

332,132

5,989

38,378

7,763

31,970

339,895

5,989

70,348

83,451

31,634

256,444

5,989

38,714

5,674,827
18,667,791
5,642,916

1,287,951
1,460,127
204,774

6,962,778
20,127,918
5,847,690

2,310,615
4,844,910
1,262,246

4,652,163
15,283,008
4,585,444

530,516

5,065,282

669,764

5,079,120

(129,731)

648,957

14,033,317

117,733,829

3,879,983

357,693

17,527,708 $

9,517

662,795 $

540,033

5,728,077 $

17,913,300

357,693

135,261,537 $

17,326,604

54,660,571 $

586,696

357,693

80,600,966

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

393

394

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Norco (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

285,218
639,337

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

285,218 $
639,337

Norwalk (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

323,216

Net
Expenditures
$

285,218
316,121

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,121,593
9,654,414

Total
Expenditures

$
570,418

1,121,593 $
10,224,832

Functional
Revenues
286,178 $
325,196

Net
Expenditures
835,415
9,899,636

3,894,127
3,514,356
151,728
588,084

D
A
A

50,503
311,241

3,944,630
3,825,597
151,728
588,084

760,956
112,427

120,526
6,217

3,183,674
3,713,170
151,728
467,558
(6,217)

10,324,509

504,531
26,452
206,311

D
D
D

12,481

4,150

10,336,990

504,531
26,452
210,461

1,339,602

208,177

42,686

8,997,388

(208,177)

504,531
26,452
167,775

895,570

758,829

1,654,399

1,947,364
197,185

989

(292,965)
(197,185)

(989)

1,165,342
268,150
1,651,407
6,585,409

4,283,534
1,330
7,957

5,448,876
269,480
1,659,364
6,585,409

4,663,062

471,096
4,909,111

785,814
269,480
1,188,268
1,676,298

7,010,010

4,310,866

11,320,876

5,856,279

5,464,597

956,693

10,678

967,371

1,282,101

(314,730)

450,887

450,887

594,615

136,996

(143,728)

(136,996)

754,709
1,317,417
7,168,556

446,680

754,709
1,317,417
7,168,556

446,680

22,887

6,501,308

4,262

731,822
1,317,417
667,248

442,418

2,770,205
2,420,755

E
A

2,770,205
2,420,755

2,770,205
4,792,345

54,601

(2,371,590)

(54,601)

4,545,422

475,688

E
E

21,726

4,567,148

475,688

3,279,946

66,057

239,791

1,287,202

(66,057)
475,688

(239,791)

2,974,360

507,959

3,482,319

1,199,118

33,311

2,283,201

(33,311)

8,673,514

7,079

37,650

217,676

8,891,190

7,079

37,650

329,735

8,561,455

7,079

37,650

4,721,003

30,315,640

(1,126,775)

11,500,910

2,083,242

57,974,768

5,129,950 $

2,502,211

26,473,406 $

(418,969)

36,631,312

5,939,398 $

4,721,003

36,255,038 $

5,847,778

24,754,128 $

2,083,242

63,104,718 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Novato (Marin County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Oakdale (Stanislaus County)

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

79,737
4,980,473

$
59,836

79,737 $
5,040,309

4,366,371

8,799,581

359,978

A
H
H

82,835

8,882,416

359,978

1,539,983

1,411

21,648

4,034,645
330,398

6,354,849

10,389,494
330,398

4,074,817
76,235

Operating
Expenditures

79,737
673,938

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

10,776 $

34,952 $
793,013

Functional
Revenues
$
528,866

Net
Expenditures

24,176
793,013

34,952
264,147

7,342,433

(1,411)

338,330

3,120,003
1,808,667

88,500

108,571

AB
AB
E

58,364

3,120,003
1,867,031

88,500

108,571

550,939
38,512

9,340

84,905

2,569,064
1,828,519

79,160

23,666

6,314,677
254,163

933,311

9,270

154,864

2,425,768

149,551

3,359,079

9,270

304,415

1,470,448

21,727

281,023

1,888,631

(12,457)

23,392

2,058,588

264,156

2,322,744

2,791,525

(468,781)

379,995

379,995

467,674

(87,679)

1,881,224

12,319

1,893,543

5,795,694

(3,902,151)

305,031
1,690

305,031
1,690

3,520,439
400,510

(3,215,408)
(398,820)

H
H

1,256,380

E
A

2,786,383

4,042,763

3,879
1,432,547

(3,879)
2,610,216

5,166,576

251,865

15,697

5,182,273

251,865

1,916,468

611,205

3,265,805

(359,340)

1,060,672

19,960

668,435

1,729,107

19,960

176,074

1,553,033

19,960

27,943,065

6,789,692 $

13,537,400

993,744

11,057,847

908,833

7,008,110 $

1,141,327

10,128,210 $

761,250

7,937,747

34,732,757 $

21,195,357 $

1,902,577

18,065,957 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

395

396

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Oakland (Alameda County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

3,266,969 $
2,553,643

190,797,329
108,619,191
2,502,597
1,458,379
469,675

1,013,209

A
A
H

573,889
3,558,380

191,371,218
112,177,571
2,502,597
1,458,379
469,675

1,013,209

8,322,833
1,008,858

12,743
17,683,870

30,322,021

8,984,511

102,755,001
103,304,136

19,360,327

102,070,919
95,762,302

49,682,348

8,984,511

204,825,920
199,066,438

23,741,047

10,511,805

776,380,573
99,511,939

37,537,253
57,490,044

40,804,222 $
60,043,687

Oakley (Contra Costa County)


Net
Expenditures

61,646,785 $ (20,842,563)
169,142,179
(109,098,492)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

444,679 $
989,495

Net
Expenditures
$

444,679
989,495

444,679
989,495

183,048,385
111,168,713
2,502,597
1,458,379
456,932
(17,683,870)
1,013,209

3,179,964

68,607

D
H
H

65,905

3,245,869

68,607

1,312,845

1,933,024

68,607

25,941,301

(1,527,294)

(571,554,653)
99,554,499

1,485,029
793,604

5,780

1,490,809
793,604

2,412,865
844,673

(922,056)
(51,069)

41,283,086

235,134

41,518,220

28,963,161

12,555,059

610,448

610,448

610,448

24,014,761

26,822,589

6,919,009

15,165,721

39,180,482

26,822,589

6,919,009

17,660,011

5,728,399

21,520,471

21,094,190

6,919,009

1,517,458

93,015

1,517,458

93,015

2,404,221

(886,763)

93,015

27,445,483

15,760,000

F
A

2,579

27,448,062

15,760,000

15,710,000

19,036,000

11,738,062

(3,276,000)

H
H

33,203,543

17,049,368
10,789,465
18,000

11,969,088

7,982,218

158,501
2,064,866

41,185,761

17,207,869
12,854,331
18,000

11,969,088

3,155,378

6,990,952

6,403,000

38,030,383

10,216,917
12,854,331
(6,385,000)

11,969,088

343,326

343,326

825,569

(482,243)

18,094,718
392,107
879,014,563

3,156,711
21,251,429
12,426,991
8,824,438

392,107

392,107
255,912,159 $ 1,134,926,722 $ 1,284,036,524 $ (149,109,802)

9,525,625

9,597,310 $

7,800,173 $

1,797,137

71,685 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Oceanside (San Diego County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay
22,153 $
11,338

Total
Expenditures
2,919,327 $
15,185,017

Ojai (Ventura County)


Functional
Revenues

2,897,174
15,173,679

30,904,521
14,861,229

502,655

1,165,684

AB
A
A

20,934
193,476

30,925,455
15,054,705

502,655

1,165,684

4,070,065
3,360,800

61
44,526

16,009,151
449,765
971,417

4,038,036

199,879

236,701

36,031

16,245,852
449,765
1,007,448

4,038,036

199,879

14,824,343

Net
Expenditures
$

2,919,327
360,674

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
834,523

141,331

2,117,888

38,716

251,367

373,941

46,105

1,743,947

38,716

205,262

219,174
11,840

844,386
482,209

466,061

20,577

409,070

823,809
482,209

56,991

26,855,390
11,693,905

502,655
(61)
1,121,158

2,117,888

38,716

110,036

AD
J
I

4,790,378
1,189,053
817,600

2,703,076

385,000

11,455,474
(739,288)
189,848

1,334,960

(185,121)

625,212
470,369

466,061

$
50,923

Functional
Revenues

429,973 $
1,637,943

429,973
1,587,020

Total
Expenditures

429,973
803,420

2,376,459

5,193,121

7,569,580

199,879

7,369,701

454,956

5,153

460,109

437,099

23,010

6,384,934
1,123,789
1,962,978

1,662,684

1,801,382

6,384,934
1,123,789
3,764,360

1,662,684

5,540,553
351,764
1,143,711

844,381
772,025
2,620,649

1,662,684

16,440,594
20,233,658

80,059

A
A

4,547,323

16,440,594
24,780,981

80,059

17,175,663
22,515,940

(137,409)

(735,069)
2,265,041

217,468

5,489

I
J

318

5,807

17,373

(11,566)

5,803,940
135,937
5,084,233

27,836

1,037,308

1,542,471
8,258

3,772,646

7,346,411
144,195
5,084,233

27,836

4,809,954

937,901

299,063

690,285

6,408,510
144,195
4,785,170

(662,449)

4,809,954

803,765

110,000

402,207

1,205,972

110,000

474,189

106,941

731,783

3,059

30,564,610

180,092,209

33,498,337

200,411,770 $

39,512,775

120,415,027 $

(6,014,438)

79,996,743

7,219,485

830,946 $

8,050,431 $

2,933,727

20,319,561 $

2,719,818 $

5,330,613

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

397

398

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Ontario (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

1,711,599
10,445,503

40,366,436
21,623,639
242,688

293,641

A
A
A

7,940,961
1,075,495

7,218 $
220,322

Total
Expenditures

Orange (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

1,718,817 $
10,665,825

6,101,349

6,535,894
202,297

152,074

46,902,330
21,825,936
242,688

445,715

6,402,135
998,149

69,293
333,659
18,284

10,609,408
265,112

1,689,402

18,550,369
1,340,607

1,689,402

15,120,412
492,927
4,622,516
627,531

Net
Expenditures
$

1,718,817
4,564,476

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
56,897

1,596,002 $
5,990,088

Functional
Revenues
1,705 $
2,207,356

Net
Expenditures

1,596,002
5,933,191

1,594,297
3,782,732

40,500,195
20,827,787
242,688

(69,293)
112,056
(18,284)

25,811,029
14,386,656
3,293,192
248,972
1,225
1,979,608

AB
AC
A

AE

776,289
281,498
30,937

492,342

26,587,318
14,668,154
3,324,129
248,972
1,225
2,471,950

4,748,742
921,973
2,587,800

100,150
16,400

21,838,576
13,746,181
736,329
248,972
1,225
2,471,950
(100,150)
(16,400)

3,429,957
847,680
(4,622,516)
1,061,871

5,609,728
517,428

4,579,004

10,188,732
517,428

8,699,629
480,937

63,638

1,489,103
36,491

(63,638)

1,976,648

20,000

1,996,648

241,659

1,754,989

587,285

587,285

122,083

465,202

3,342,501
1,781,881

5,974,721

21,574
5,270,461

1,444,759

3,364,075
7,052,342

7,419,480

5,635,630
17,214,499

25,132

(2,271,555)
(10,162,157)

7,394,348

1,929,319

49,279
361,772
234,702

1,114,758

1,929,319

1,164,037
361,772
234,702

1,960,358

838,231

38,259

(31,039)

325,806
361,772
234,702
(38,259)

16,663,188
7,624,261

56,832

A
A

1,484,016
661,223

890,702

18,147,204
8,285,484

947,534

21,942,699
11,011,931

16,095

(3,795,495)
(2,726,447)

931,439

8,365,629

E
E

43,450

8,409,079

7,368,885

37,318

1,040,194

(37,318)

7,021,087

3,594,494
281,559

2,042,911

2,529,161

9,063,998

6,123,655
281,559

1,126,111

661,021
73,411

7,937,887

5,462,634
208,148

4,682,455

3,129,913

106,382

AE

AB

3,298,098

71,849

7,980,553

3,201,762

106,382

1,346,168

354,736

486,454

6,634,385

2,847,026

(380,072)

15,536,711

147,553,845

AF

18,035,421

184,099,089 $

28,280,901

121,015,344 $

(10,245,480)

63,083,745

14,830,284

93,654,051

10,745,122 $

14,830,284

104,399,173 $

2,498,710

36,545,244 $

17,300,656

49,681,478 $

(2,470,372)

54,717,695

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Orange Cove (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Orinda (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

101,060
498,435

101,060 $
498,435

132,953

356,475

36,171

40,671

D
F
F

356,475

36,171

40,671

146,401

1,051

326,736

326,736

Net
Expenditures
$

101,060
365,482

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

306,287 $
886,140

Net
Expenditures

$
30,900

306,287
886,140

306,287
855,240

210,074

35,120

40,671

2,025,853

37,664

123,041
6,721

ABD
H
HJ

2,025,853

37,664

123,041
6,721

358,955

48,311

1,666,898

37,664

74,730
6,721

446,264

(119,528)

846,062
27,706

3,304,019

4,150,081
27,706

2,317,250

1,832,831
27,706

20,000

20,000

307,194

(287,194)

161,924

161,924

526,595

(364,671)

51,625

51,625

70,914

51,625

(70,914)

438,769

438,769

73,795

364,974

348,868
412,495

E
A

3,138,832

348,868
3,551,327

354,133
3,309,088

(5,265)
242,239

E
H

286,641

1,088,149

286,641

1,088,149

140,158

1,088,149

146,483

1,491,323

176,479

172,057

264,440

59,120

3,859

1,755,763

235,599

175,916

1,240,545

189,849

515,218

45,750

175,916

677,552

4,244,878

929,823

7,635,981 $

774,808

6,771,113

155,015

864,868

6,700,026

3,631,438 $

252,271

3,391,103 $

10,331,464 $

4,786,200 $

5,545,264

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

399

400

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Orland (Glenn County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

15,621
197,815

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

15,621 $
197,815

Oroville (Butte County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

15,621
197,815

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

250,487
776,410

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
262,212

250,487 $
1,038,622

$
391,510

Net
Expenditures
250,487
647,112

1,019,559
59,429

67,245

A
B
I

51,493

1,071,052
59,429

67,245

235,244

835,808
59,429

67,245

2,769,160
1,504,331
170,947

34,189
111,976

AH
ABH
AE

235,383
356,547
40,517

8,103

3,004,543
1,860,878
211,464

42,292
111,976

586,873
49,055

2,417,670
1,811,823
211,464

42,292
111,976

203,568

210,993

414,561

204,827

209,734

551,903
213,490
34,941
284,103
127,103

DE

447,999
31,836
23,579

165,334

999,902
245,326
58,520
284,103
292,437

862,999

307,085
399,746

136,903
245,326
58,520
(22,982)
(107,309)

134,422

134,422

134,422

226,779

AE

226,779

21,553

205,226

357,332

75,026

357,332

75,026

10,169

377,217

1,441
75,026

(10,169)

(19,885)

(1,441)

461,115

2,353,054

1,239,145

11,332

30,905

56,042

472,447

2,383,959

1,295,187

217,275

2,265,270

203,687

255,172

118,689

1,091,500

362,731

I
A

46,001

408,732

420,612

(11,880)

997,915

E
AF

566,477

1,564,392

1,418,619

145,773

234,121

352,865

54,728

4,000

288,849

356,865

88,888

140,914

199,961

215,951

229,510

253,541

77,418

AF

34,224

37,808

263,734

291,349

77,418

8,599

22,893

517,548

255,135

268,456

(440,130)

562,634

3,642,368

504,256

2,058,594

174,722

2,067,333

12,667,517

HJ

2,308,298 $

14,975,815 $

7,272,712 $

7,703,103

116,344

483,559 $

678,978

4,125,927 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Oxnard (Ventura County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

9,271 $
150,075

33,555,173
10,607,050

61,141
1,206,260

AB
A
K

AE

898,169
225,989

34,453,342
10,833,039

61,141
1,206,260

9,865,747
1,699,748

61,141
82,234

10,754,894
1,996,154
926,576

IJ

13,662,112

566,127

24,417,006
1,996,154
926,576

566,127

21,783,874
2,192,086
908,408

506,289

1,002,381
9,171,730

1,011,652 $
9,321,805

Pacific Grove (Monterey County)

101,867
1,211,267

Net
Expenditures
$

909,785
8,110,538

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
3,004

256,257 $
2,112,785

Functional
Revenues
$
1,298,596

Net
Expenditures

256,257
2,109,781

256,257
814,189

24,587,595
9,133,291

1,124,026

3,790,436
2,157,902

AB
AB
J

55,980
15,657

3,846,416
2,173,559

587,951
58,017
11,582
9,428

24,519

3,258,465
2,115,542
(11,582)
(9,428)

(24,519)

2,633,132
(195,932)
18,168

59,838

1,941,193

117,076

2,058,269

582,332

1,475,937

1,017,585

AHJ

17,481

1,035,066

2,815,349

(1,780,283)

926,971

AB

926,971

481,695

445,276

3,566,785

1,263,589
2,556,135
1,080,266
1,565,550

81,171

54,000

491,046

3,647,956

1,317,589
2,556,135
1,080,266
2,056,596

5,013,005

1,528,916
800,653
75,000
2,826,143

(1,365,049)

(211,327)
1,755,482
1,005,266
(769,547)

203,569

1,001,404

1,204,973

265,621
9,550

1,123,327

(265,621)
(9,550)

81,646

28,167,953
18,533,867

AJ
A

2,530,295
4,436,150

30,698,248
22,970,017

30,031,391
24,468,787

666,857
(1,498,770)

729,787
226,009

EF
AF

2,037,967

2,767,754
226,009

2,386,593
118,001

381,161
108,008

8,439,053

3,454,216
266,256
2,576,257

1,284,328

ABJ

3,375,879

95,612

669,579

11,814,932

3,549,828
266,256
3,245,836

1,284,328

3,381,631

430,120

2,819,557

364,053

8,433,301

3,119,708
266,256
426,279

920,275

984,915

999,679
339,138
1,219,542

6,652

40,021
64,384
333,027

206,541

984,915

1,039,700
403,522
1,552,569

213,193

589,019

160,187
295,353
1,659,453

395,896

879,513
108,169
(106,884)

213,193

17,737,993

160,791,192

AJ

21,959,214

134,926,480 $

3,114,544

60,463,433

15,891,831

3,875,061 $

7,335,765

34,598,721 $

25,073,758

195,389,913 $

19,766,892 $

9,661,224 $

10,105,668

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

401

402

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Pacifica (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Palm Desert (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
110,362

1,153,027
4,927,603

9,866,267
2,934,840

111,200
6,850
510,831
434,385

D
D
DE

143,146
2,018

23,493
23,180

7,116,831
451,988

20,375,271

1,153,027 $
5,037,965

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
2,394,035

1,153,027
2,643,930

10,009,413
2,936,858

111,200
6,850
534,324
457,565

554,624
1,449,983

52,311

9,454,789
1,486,875

111,200
(45,461)
534,324
457,565

27,492,102
451,988

24,592,531
370,060

2,899,571
81,928

867,749

867,749

867,749

2,186,660

3,089,896
351,607

3,700

69,345

2,190,360

3,159,241
351,607

920,759

914,404
851,795

1,269,601

2,244,837
(500,188)

92,258

E
F

92,258

771,721

(679,463)

4,636,426

5,795,691

210,883

AEF

DJ

4,840,513

3,380

9,476,939

5,795,691

214,263

2,976,156

6,290,613

328,409

6,500,783

(494,922)

(114,146)

44,744,992

25,594,408 $

70,339,400 $

42,467,401 $

27,871,999

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Palm Springs (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,551,327
6,399,947

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
42,023

1,551,327 $
6,441,970

Palmdale (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues
20,000
1,415,477

Net
Expenditures
$

1,531,327
5,026,493

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,686,212
19,048,443

Total
Expenditures

2,254 $
405,643

1,688,466 $
19,454,086

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

14,861 $
12,895,080

1,673,605
6,559,006

15,449,697
7,211,040

397,723

580,698
54,495

AB
A
J

ADE

293,178
42,497

15,742,875
7,253,537

397,723

580,698
54,495

2,873,515
244,437

71,477

16,015

12,869,360
7,009,100

326,246

564,683
54,495

12,235,326

613,837

28,325
148,986

D
F
EF

AF

2,656

2,736

12,237,982

613,837

28,325
151,722

2,183,064
323,179
24,537
564,719

1,575,854

10,054,918
(323,179)
(24,537)
49,118

(1,547,529)
151,722

3,657,867
72,906
264,880

12,120,878

38,703

819,784

5,481,593

7,004,688

4,477,651
72,906
5,746,473

19,125,566

38,703

3,593,840
63,941
8,590,003

19,821,082

55,191

883,811
8,965
(2,843,530)

(695,516)

(16,488)

7,516,650
2,631,267

5,429,458

EF

304,164
35,082

7,820,814
2,666,349

5,429,458

15,053,471
2,117,566

4,779,068

(7,232,657)
548,783

650,390

949,723

AH

949,723

601,988

347,735

1,376,624

1,376,624

1,376,624

2,739,676
370,572

3,337,998
362,962

227,495

683,677

2,739,676
598,067

4,021,675
362,962

2,172,443
673,610

328,213

567,233
(75,543)

3,693,462
362,962

1,851,773

321,782
53,380
154,066

12,201

1,863,974

321,782
53,380
154,066

4,786,483

969,511
53,379

(2,922,509)

(647,729)
1
154,066

5,468,795

303,943

J
E

160,000

5,628,795

303,943

6,165,684

866,527

(536,889)

(562,584)

(35,220)

E
J

(35,220)

39,600

(35,220)
(39,600)

4,281,129

2,481,040

3,360,202

5,308,130
246,003

121,701

181,971

4,236,276
161,787

4,402,830

2,663,011

3,360,202

9,544,406
407,790

765,470

607,949

2,638,337

270,183
359,655

3,637,360

2,055,062

721,865

9,274,223
48,135

4,376,452

2,221,960

1,621,996
1,144,019

34,328

4,376,452

2,221,960

1,656,324
1,144,019

4,430,373

181,045

(53,921)

2,040,915

1,656,324
1,144,019

77,010,334

44,251,967

62,425,336

799,064 $

19,456,670 $

96,467,004 $

52,215,037 $

63,224,400 $

49,991,790 $

13,232,610

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

403

404

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Palo Alto (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

2,765,674
25,696,385

19,840,464
16,524,738
284,330
187,323

196,033
189,460

A
A
A

33,383,235

Total
Expenditures

$
604,266

Palos Verdes Estates (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

2,765,674 $
26,300,651

1,438,609

1,168

4,331

19,840,464
16,525,906
284,330
187,323

196,033
193,791

1,536,133
8,315,934
(25)
283,446

5,538,515

38,921,750

Net
Expenditures
$

2,765,674
24,862,042

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
28,341

Functional
Revenues

345,707 $
949,822

Net
Expenditures

$
121,855

345,707
921,481

345,707
827,967

18,304,331
8,209,972
284,355
(96,123)

196,033
193,791

3,904,005
1,896,114
812,620
14,523

AB
D
D

88,431

3,992,436
1,896,114
812,620
14,523

477,064
2,807,314

14,470

3,515,372
(911,200)
812,620
53

6,486,465

32,435,285

521,884
223,616

238,964

FH

1,861,139

2,383,023
223,616

238,964

271,667

339,097

2,111,356
223,616

(100,133)

6,180,847

235,592

6,416,439

5,185,997

1,230,442

376,906

376,906

64,086

312,820

4,209,960

115,700

10

4,209,970

115,700

2,420,158

4,209,970

115,700

(2,420,158)

605,917

605,917

1,275,970

(670,053)

23,904,000
19,553,000

AE
A

6,304,000

23,904,000
25,857,000

22,639,000
25,574,000

1,265,000
283,000

E
E

10,523,856

4,667,706

1,742,712

1,085,876
2,535,588

AE

126,854

38,612
3,765

10,650,710

4,667,706

1,742,712

1,124,488
2,539,353

2,848,202

3,212,005

7,802,508

4,667,706

(1,469,293)

1,124,488
2,539,353

765,003

765,003

26,800

738,203

12,493,000
21,325,000
68,097,000

275,501,887

2,845,000
5,805,000
9,077,000

30,584,113 $

18,757,000
30,962,000
100,497,000

230,155,924 $

(3,419,000)
(3,832,000)
(23,323,000)

75,930,076

10,626,740

12,604,651 $

5,398,323 $

15,338,000
27,130,000
77,174,000

306,086,000 $

1,977,911 $

7,206,328

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Paradise (Butte County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Paramount (Los Angeles County)

Total
Expenditures
$

29,811 $
1,401,268

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

29,811
1,401,268

3,207,449
2,823,219

191,166

AB
AB
I

253,183
137,803

3,460,632
2,961,022

191,166

327,196
164,328

32,470

919,527

641,349

919,527

641,349

929,784
29,283

119,865

29,811
1,401,268

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
3,694,334

56,312

8,120,043

249,670

1,286,982

192,377

14,248

6,833,061

57,293

(14,248)

EH

3,525,992
69,601

5,535,931
1,451,909

774,087

1,882,424
10,881

1,459,199

3,653,507
1,441,028

(685,112)

3,133,436
2,796,694

158,696

8,063,731

249,670

D
H
H

(10,257)
(29,283)

521,484

2,009,939
1,382,308

774,087

$
223,657

Functional
Revenues

397,263 $
4,093,257

397,263
3,869,600

Total
Expenditures

397,263
398,923

223,081

223,081

9,058

214,023

851,131

AE

34,900

886,031

130,833

755,198

76,554

536,253

76,554

536,253

388,800

464,242

(312,246)

72,011

282,550
1,007,350
788,920

126,398

282,550
1,007,350
915,318

333,636
421,621
363,722

48,406

(51,086)
585,729
551,596

(48,406)

299,977

I
E

299,977

342,035

(42,058)

I
H

42,153

3,274

(42,153)

(3,274)

177,789

(177,789)

2,654,108

574,153

3,228,261

716,711

2,511,550

10,349,654

2,984,850

7,755,790

5,373,057

27,703,714

297,243

4,908,256 $

5,375,078

15,975,879 $

295,222

16,636,091

390,986 $

10,740,640 $

5,670,300

32,611,970 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

405

406

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Parlier (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

25,406
238,375

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

25,406 $
238,375

Pasadena (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

165,586

Net
Expenditures
$

25,406
72,789

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

7,662,393
45,972,872

$
5,021,863

Total
Expenditures
7,662,393 $
50,994,735

Functional
Revenues
458,572 $
47,996,555

Net
Expenditures
7,203,821
2,998,180

1,206,280
144,703

25,417

A
F
E

65,928
19,655

1,272,208
164,358

25,417

165,262

329

24,341

1,106,946
164,358

(329)

1,076

39,858,127
21,567,162
2,647,812

16,257

AB
AB
AB

257,107
199,919

40,115,234
21,767,081
2,647,812

16,257

6,318,819
407,084
2,922,365
96,188
677

136,147

33,796,415
21,359,997
(274,553)
(96,188)
(677)

(119,890)

569,788

569,788

650,108
23,997

(80,320)
(23,997)

12,804,950
8,888,572
11,882,406
9,936,648

ABJ

2,453,985
206,910

15,258,935
9,095,482
11,882,406
9,936,648

13,143,839

10,948,157
6,772,389

2,115,096
9,095,482
934,249
3,164,259

90,410

90,410

1,480

88,930

7,432,213

2,010,220

9,442,433

4,032,527

5,409,906

286,834

286,834

26,111

295,180

(26,111)

(8,346)

3,503,923
2,604,898

821,973
12,260,816

5,525,531
104,189

4,571

9,029,454
2,709,087

826,544
12,260,816

4,085,672

6,316,225

14,935,421

4,943,782
2,709,087

(6,316,225)
826,544
(2,674,605)

681,381

713,696
739,603

E
A

39,374

681,381

713,696
778,977

673,212

723,922
974,633

8,169

(10,226)
(195,656)

10,003,428

7,735,843
2,669,122

AE
A

15,342

10,018,770

7,735,843
2,669,122

6,520,193

9,478,931
4,512,275

3,498,577

(1,743,088)
(1,843,153)

227,507

65,968

227,507

65,968

19,529

227,507

46,439

3,772,206

6,810,505

405,799
9,000,440
11,098,372

ABE

501,091

44,988

24,701

4,273,297

6,855,493

405,799
9,000,440
11,123,073

439,265

410,031

2,444,306
8,618,194

3,834,032

6,445,462

(2,038,507)
382,246
11,123,073

709,258

5,724,626

593,884

3,926
4,341,500

118,374

(3,926)
1,511,083

26,650,136

113,892,011

379,898,884

AF

61,836,966

78,207,383 $

30,373,276

225,077,475

406,444,583 $

(3,723,140)

(49,348,498)

51,661,684

3,000

127,957 $

712,258

5,852,583 $

26,650,136

175,728,977

458,106,267 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Patterson (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

33,958
785,749

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

$
102,568

Total
Expenditures
33,958 $
888,317

Perris (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues
74,763
1,474,407

Net
Expenditures
$

(40,805)
(586,090)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

505,309
1,817,603

Total
Expenditures

11,593 $
48,037

516,902 $
1,865,640

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
56,400

516,902
1,809,240

1,612,307
308,330

121,821

D
ABF
J

AF

45,323

1,612,307
353,653

121,821

293,001
147,709

133,861

1,319,306
205,944

(12,040)

5,975,153
853,088

242,783

529,669

D
D
J

100,327
16,467

42,226

6,075,480
869,555

285,009

529,669

1,302,886
603,694

13,583

617,945
1,676

4,772,594
265,861

271,426

(88,276)
(1,676)

843,425

268,470

43,677

887,102

268,470

319,015
802

796,908

568,087
(802)

(528,438)

931,213
584,227

7,338

1,884,651
21,937

2,815,864
606,164

7,338

4,409,281
374,793

16,687

(1,593,417)
231,371

(9,349)

600,688

1,499

602,187

3,550

598,637

39,791

39,791

39,791

129,724

253,702

1,269,088

491,606

1,398,812

745,308

532,855

739,168

865,957

6,140

2,898,022

37,022

2,935,044

3,719,816

(784,772)

747,828
833,123

E
A

1,429
59,785

749,257
892,908

1,059,072
881,329

(309,815)
11,579

451,992
1,125,356

E
AH

451,992
1,125,356

494,719
1,052,524

(42,727)
72,832

472,075

21,185

493,260

199,004

294,256

928,984

738,755

68,989

352,294

1,667,739

68,989

352,294

2,206,517

167,078

675,136

(538,778)

(98,089)

(322,842)

1,054,624

8,065,824

203,205

2,239,365 $

1,257,829

10,305,189 $

1,108,411

7,763,855

149,418

2,541,334

1,712,404

18,602,932

AH

3,322,298 $

1,712,404

21,925,230 $

1,760,224

66,098
17,539,057 $

(47,820)

(66,098)
4,386,173

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

407

408

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Petaluma (Sonoma County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
104,704

11,851,983
5,689,111
1,609,165
664,755

433,962

A
A
A

AE

504,864

142,234

12,356,847
5,689,111
1,751,399
664,755

433,962

1,424,373
399,202
1,508,382
165,211

211,480

3,783,389

1,205,896
891,124

AE

5,564,159

80,702
17,175

9,347,548

1,286,598
908,299

2,164,947
302,689

1,264,199
1,031,292

212,017
3,577,630

212,017 $
3,682,334

Pico Rivera (Los Angeles County)

3,447,733

Operating
Expenditures

212,017
234,601

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
2,776,389

809,207
6,105,279

10,932,474
5,289,909
243,017
499,544

433,962

(211,480)

6,477,030

961,762

222,224

D
D
D

125

7,182,601
(302,689)

22,399
(122,993)

2,192,237
224,460

363,494

CD

1,753,019
111,108

809,207 $
8,881,668

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
2,766,260

809,207
6,115,408

6,477,155

961,762

222,224

459,465

140,738

927,496

222,978

6,017,690

(140,738)

34,266

(754)

3,945,256
335,568

363,494

5,694,070

(1,748,814)
335,568

363,494

335,580

335,580

335,580

2,909,456

2,037,725

21,608

237,942

2,931,064

2,275,667

1,690,586

2,644,666

(1,690,586)

2,931,064

(368,999)

100,078

5,426,125
47,692
559,121
15,754

116

627

100,194

5,426,752
47,692
559,121
15,754

572,031

4,757,141

4,467,667

(471,837)

669,611
47,692
559,121
(4,451,913)

6,762,968

E
AE

6,785,241

13,548,209

11,926,519

1,621,690

1,520,021

E
D

1,520,021

1,520,021

3,780,018
475,133

222,153

4,002,171
475,133

851,769
186,983

79,954

3,150,402
288,150

(79,954)

4,536,288

812,161
13,936

350,740

1,069,438

5,605,726

812,161
13,936

350,740

834,607

812,115
108,915

4,771,119

46
(94,979)

350,740

8,351,050

54,235,382

1,456,795

15,137,577 $

9,389,763

974,283
39,664,031 $

418,082

(974,283)
29,708,928

31,073,189

5,710,822 $

21,763,483 $

15,020,528

9,807,845

69,372,959 $

36,784,011 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Piedmont (Alameda County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
133,787

3,437,425
2,947,796
441,318
196,378
29,551
341,182
9,309

AB
A
A

244,746
92,117

22,946

3,682,171
3,039,913
441,318
196,378
52,497
341,182
9,309

181,673
34,100
93,976
44,366

1,242,068
105,108

258,366
22,946

1,500,434
128,054

712,760

3,841

288,171
706,005

288,171 $
839,792

Pinole (Contra Costa County)

10,961

Net
Expenditures
$

288,171
828,831

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
65 $
129

320,034 $
636,382

Functional
Revenues
$
1,550

Net
Expenditures

319,969
636,253

320,034
634,832

3,500,498
3,005,813
347,342
152,012
52,497
341,182
9,309

4,216,278
2,588,440

16,575
210,972

A
AB
J

379,020
222,750

4,595,298
2,811,190

16,575
210,972

1,132,467
288,134

3,462,831
2,523,056

16,575
210,972

787,674
128,054

(3,841)

814,106

42,081

638,325

1,452,431

42,081

1,109,389

343,042

42,081

43,224

43,224

58,183

(14,959)

169,091

70,724

239,815

32,105

207,710

590,356

590,356

647,842

(57,486)

165,144

5,228

170,372

323,601

(153,229)

71,186
842,833

E
AE

23,624
654,505

94,810
1,497,338

71,221
2,691,939

23,589
(1,194,601)

2,611,661

E
A

1,407,524

4,019,185

2,980,050

1,039,135

2,896,531

319,608

212,259

647,043

3,543,574

319,608

212,259

1,603,896

1,939,678

319,608

212,259

1,159,827

63,692

653,173

1,813,000

63,692

768,067

51,810

1,044,933

11,882

14,720,308

6,154,758

10,665,630

13,014,089

3,376,938 $

6,687,173 $

9,703,854

2,100,080 $

16,820,388 $

16,391,027 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

409

410

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Pismo Beach (San Luis Obispo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

352,677
1,705,775

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
130,651

Pittsburg (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues

352,677 $
1,836,426

199,285

Net
Expenditures
$

352,677
1,637,141

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

799,106
3,527,247

Total
Expenditures
$

799,106 $
3,527,247

Functional
Revenues
$
1,132,984

Net
Expenditures
799,106
2,394,263

3,206,491
1,251,964

8,245
148,233

69,549

AB
AD
E

3,206,491
1,251,964

8,245
148,233

69,549

344,645
21,928

2,744
148,233

2,861,846
1,230,036

5,501

69,549

14,886,412

521,011
481,384

A
F
D

258,250

15,144,662

521,011
481,384

1,800,445

409,624
333,906

13,344,217

111,387
147,478

392,412

14,496

1,710,184

2,102,596

14,496

1,144,861

16,845

957,735

(2,349)

4,658,819
2,174,054

1,908,168

1,144,010
31,438

20,554

5,802,829
2,205,492

1,928,722

5,475,964
1,512,325

1,072,595

326,865
693,167

856,127

455,729

455,729

171,664

284,065

880,157

880,157

342,442

537,715

777,525
410,152

488,474

777,525
410,152

488,474

606,078

171,447
410,152

488,474

2,330,517

11,858,678

796,760

2,330,517

11,858,678

796,760

1,837,717

1,999,840

33,467

492,800

9,858,838

763,293

2,217,154

E
A

721,820

2,938,974

2,373,193

565,781

730,698

1,696,240

425,422

F
A

6,600

730,698

1,696,240

432,022

829,162

2,829,842

75,440

(98,464)

(1,133,602)

356,582

759,495
144,690

48,395

4,702

759,495
144,690

53,097

710,936
11,740

32,990

48,559
132,950

20,107

1,601,191

1,930,417

729,535

1,601,191

2,659,952

355,651

1,938,966

1,245,540

720,986

2,397,508

14,848,964

146,294

2,713,651 $

2,543,802

17,562,615 $

3,259,930

9,045,072

(716,128)

8,517,543

10,878,470

5,789,156

67,873,907

13,052

2,203,439 $

10,878,470

5,802,208

70,077,346 $

11,388,395

4,047,089

37,415,854 $

(509,925)

1,755,119

32,661,492

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Placentia (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
23,070

725,641 $
1,955,500

Placerville (El Dorado County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

725,641
1,932,430

8,596,678
3,485,895

432,209
46,825

AB
F
DI

342,881

8,939,559
3,485,895

432,209
46,825

1,008,551

123,674
3,121

8,234,863
217,803

IJ

5,284,631
3,023

13,519,494
220,826

15,171,298
290,812

725,641
1,955,500

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
206,685

144,127 $
1,988,246

$
137,881

144,127
1,850,365

AB
F
F

559,528

3,524,300

101,310

652,765

2,871,535

101,310

433,172

65,471

811,248

94,822

2,005,213

22,751

(1,193,965)

72,071

144,127
1,781,561

7,931,008
3,485,895

308,535
43,704

2,964,772

101,310

(1,651,804)
(69,986)

378,076

29,351

Total
Expenditures

510,983

6,480

517,463

517,463

77,354

77,354

97,225

(19,871)

654,687

186,055
315,453

4,670

32,786

659,357

218,841
315,453

890,576

26,076

(231,219)

192,765
315,453

829,564

73,250

36,738

866,302

73,250

142,310

56,076

723,992

17,174

1,948,058

J
FI

1,948,058

2,093,961

(145,903)

2,269,211

E
A

950,074

3,219,285

2,441,552

777,733

3,908,212

221,326

4,129,538

730,057

3,399,481

945,448

227,554

1,173,002

1,043,335

129,667

38,236

31,234,028

480,305

20,818,431 $

(442,069)

16,334,464

1,139,770

10,733,794

259,282

2,738,504 $

5,918,867 $

38,236

37,152,895 $

1,399,052

13,472,298 $

1,113,334

7,712,442 $

285,718

5,759,856

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

411

412

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Pleasant Hill (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Pleasanton (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

275,296
2,600,164

149,226 $
234,041

424,522 $
2,834,205

6,619,047

186,205

AB
H
J

541,635

7,160,682

186,205

1,019,272

354,531

2,065,286
926,627

1,247,500
12,279

3,312,786
938,906

3,448,046
63,262

184,771

424,522
2,649,434

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

53,719 $
115,329

Total
Expenditures
1,433,736 $
2,357,556

Functional
Revenues
29,989 $
38,206

Net
Expenditures

1,380,017
2,242,227

1,403,747
2,319,350

6,141,410

186,205

(354,531)

15,863,674
20,591,615

367,872

612,612

AB
AB
DJ

286,216
1,328,564

16,149,890
21,920,179

367,872

612,612

1,469,228
11,012,688

12,774
4,938

14,680,662
10,907,491

355,098
(4,938)
612,612

(135,260)
875,644

3,908,693
920,005

470,319

8,325,587

12,234,280
920,005

470,319

10,317,219

169,074

72,000

1,917,061
920,005

301,245

(72,000)

1,604,014

2,912

1,606,926

1,606,926

2,599,559

67,224

2,666,783

2,144

2,664,639

1,633,223

125,855

251,850

52,605

1,885,073

178,460

528,631

160,000

1,356,442

(160,000)

178,460

7,134,296

1,058,425

959,084

243,625

158,728

7,377,921

1,217,153

959,084

3,209,439

1,138,265

10,123

4,168,482

78,888

948,961

88,066

E
H

7,051

95,117

117,098

(21,981)

10,698,350

99,690

E
AF

181,671

315,105

181,671

11,013,455

99,690

218,499

14,665,054

441,386

(36,828)

(3,651,599)

(341,696)

80,729

80,729

9,516

(9,516)

80,729

12,103,531

2,900,486

83

504,358
3,860,050

6,410,986

416,025

6,652,034

2,478

18,514,517

3,316,511

6,652,117

506,836
3,860,050

5,928,014

258,906

32,564,459

419,412

12,586,503

3,057,605

(25,912,342)

87,424
3,860,050

16,204,512

6,738
5,891,865

(6,738)
12,811,746

13,255,022

101,529,968

1,285,473

25,842,764 $

2,499,099 $

18,703,611 $

14,540,495

127,372,732 $

17,807,283

99,789,100 $

(3,266,788)

27,583,632

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Plymouth (Amador County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

136,116

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

136,116 $

Point Arena (Mendocino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

818

136,116
(818)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

71,121
105,035

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

71,121 $
105,035

Net
Expenditures
$

71,121
105,035

113,829

D
BD
D

113,829

119,106
13,012

949

(5,277)
(13,012)

(949)

48,697

500

2,581

D
F
H

48,697

500

2,581

116,063

(67,366)

500

2,581

310,020

310,020

167,751

142,269

227,538

87,116

227,538

87,116

177,840

94,280

49,698

(7,164)

61,520

61,520

15,853

45,667

19,914

(19,914)

35,231

178,348

35,231

178,348

5,150

244,500

30,081

(66,152)

308,252

432

E
A

308,252

432

234,170

74,082

432

126,108

9,554

D
A

126,108

9,554

146,328

5,444

(20,220)

4,110

53,839

53,839

11,034

42,805

317,683

1,515,270

274,153

1,086,496

43,530

428,774

678,250

317,683

1,515,270 $

678,250 $

559,869 $

118,381

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

413

414

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Pomona (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

8,236 $
3,015,729

31,514,182
16,871,999

326,689

2,603,596

AB
D
I

AE

1,052,415
404,310

32,566,597
17,276,309

326,689

2,603,596

4,196,134

156,500
1,208,338

5,609,783
2,138,723

1,408,953

5,750,438

11,360,221
2,138,723

1,408,953

4,214,081
105,165

3,835,965

727,232
5,531,392

735,468 $
8,547,121

Port Hueneme (Ventura County)

4,767,582

Net
Expenditures
$

735,468
3,779,539

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

$
100,146

431,366 $
5,972,954

A
H
E

171,694

4,391

32,289

431,366
5,872,808

28,370,463
17,276,309

326,689
(156,500)
1,395,258

3,793,869

120,658

140,507

7,146,140
2,033,558

(2,427,012)

436,563
225,682

368,569

Total
Expenditures

Net
Expenditures

$
2,351,834

431,366
3,621,120

3,965,563

120,658

140,507

389,185

5,865

3,576,378

120,658

134,642

436,563
230,073

400,858

1,256,667
1,874

679,487

(820,104)
228,199

(278,629)

872,255

872,255

149,377

722,878

25,174

(25,174)

1,639,741

10,565,794

16,484

1,639,741

10,582,278

2,119,518

11,013,386

(479,777)

(431,108)

275,487
1,331,172

127,348

275,487
1,458,520

359,985
1,125,862

(84,498)
332,658

6,100,133
1,824,759

AE
AJ

6,100,133
1,824,759

7,080,273
2,747,114

(980,140)
(922,355)

1,617,320
2,816,876

AC
AC

54,823
435,286

1,672,143
3,252,162

2,389,057
4,047,285

(716,914)
(795,123)

3,794,581

2,634,848

AI

1,274,179

200,413

5,068,760

2,835,261

807,963

191,885

4,260,797

2,643,376

112,289

2,295

501,368

6,216

4,850

118,505

2,295

506,218

264,083

70,668

(145,578)

2,295

435,550

19,454,507

113,619,167

19,454,507

125,341,371 $

22,697,554

65,290,835 $

(3,243,047)

60,050,536

3,962,678

22,009,507

4,066,822

23,050,694 $

3,599,594

16,566,620 $

467,228

6,484,074

11,722,204 $

104,144

1,041,187 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Porterville (Tulare County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
60,750

310,322 $
1,647,983

Portola (Plumas County)


Functional
Revenues

310,322
1,587,233

5,020,409
2,197,394

134,526

302,962

A
A
IJ

5,020,409
2,197,394

134,526

302,962

561,415
12,759

5,496
7,556

1,966,478
276,737
40,174
1,286,997
658,295

3,305,785

1,661,623

5,272,263
276,737
40,174
2,948,620
658,295

4,210,575
149,233

2,354,754
772,083

2,068,375

Net
Expenditures
$

310,322
(420,392)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
5,290

79,941 $
197,794

Functional
Revenues
$
14,014

Net
Expenditures

79,941
192,504

79,941
183,780

4,458,994
2,184,635

129,030
(7,556)
302,962

208,709
69,236

18,213

18,911

D
B
J

208,709
69,236

18,213

18,911

100,379
32,461

2,946

108,330
36,775

15,267

18,911

1,061,688
127,504
40,174
593,866
(113,788)

170,140

1,832,250

2,002,390

2,088,904

(86,514)

232,733

232,733

39,436

193,297

61,679

ADJ

61,679

20,976

40,703

563,260

531,481

143,566
110,859

563,260

531,481

143,566
110,859

395,141

983,782

168,119

(452,301)

143,566
110,859

47,012

39,983
57,220

9,300

47,012

39,983
66,520

41,381

75,046

5,631

(35,063)
66,520

3,538,538
4,982,532

A
A

64,934
1,770,389

3,603,472
6,752,921

3,614,450
5,741,162

(10,978)
1,011,759

337,103
313,164

A
A

10,001

337,103
323,165

265,082
886,516

72,021
(563,351)

1,960,841

818,442
24,294
282,990
277,245
205,985

AB

896,256

6,500
130,062

2,857,097

818,442
24,294
289,490
407,307
205,985

2,579,866

308,261
8,201
261,749
89,974
131,654

277,231

510,181
16,093
27,741
317,333
74,331

68,916

471,295

540,211

155,888

384,323

3,896,599

31,350,892

895,909

11,950,579

416,213

2,098,944

59,741

2,387,877 $

475,954

4,486,821 $

554,368

4,237,961 $

(78,414)

248,860

1,965,791

9,862,090 $

5,862,390

41,212,982 $

4,966,481

29,262,403 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

415

416

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Portola Valley (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

473,456

32,661

1,000

D
F
I

473,456

32,661

1,000

127,621

4,180

1,190,849

1,190,849

789,810

87,487
1,330,000

87,487 $
1,330,000

Poway (San Diego County)

308,542

Operating
Expenditures

87,487
1,021,458

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

63,195 $
6,595,941

999,850
4,683,934

345,835

28,481

1,000

6,054,053
3,269,416
1,894,257

66,332
835,265

D
AB
A

EI

21,398
283,910
51,620

401,039

2,508,909
1,315,050

3,499,756
22,868

76,417

1,063,045 $
11,279,875

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

457 $
4,359,501

1,062,588
6,920,374

6,075,451
3,553,326
1,945,877

66,332
835,265

306,938
661,988
765,280
2,979
63,471
1,056,034
14,223
304,127

5,768,513
2,891,338
1,180,597
(2,979)
2,861
(220,769)
(14,223)
(304,127)

6,008,665
1,337,918

76,417

2,706,554
2,232,016

3,160

3,302,111
(894,098)

73,257

1,581,430

42,432

1,623,862

1,623,862

266,388

266,388

207,542

58,846

2,775,583

17,083

2,792,666

4,627,242

2,905,400

3,972
533,701

(1,834,576)

(2,905,400)

(3,972)
(533,701)

E
F

5,990,883

H
A

5,990,883

7,118,056

(1,127,173)

76,868

76,868

162,170

(85,302)

5,364,298

1,819,813

28,153

558,275

7,184,111

28,153

558,275

1,792,580

41,156

123,818
661,162

5,391,531

(13,003)

434,457
(661,162)

3,458,709

1,599,865

1,858,844

11,887,737

49,226,997

13,080,861 $

3,458,709 $

11,887,737

62,307,858 $

15,196,477

341,225
565,983
46,387,500 $

(3,308,740)

(341,225)
(565,983)
15,920,358

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rancho Cucamonga (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

540,528
8,631,915

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

9,005 $
44,174

Total
Expenditures
549,533 $
8,676,089

Rancho Mirage (Riverside County)

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

2,693
3,286,194

546,840
5,389,895

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

125,941
4,138,035

Total
Expenditures

$
144,056

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

125,941 $
4,282,091

$
2,308,101

125,941
1,973,990

15,201,065
1,392,260

684,760

1,320,976
71,245

D
H
HJ

132,502

2,684

5,279

15,333,567
1,392,260

687,444

1,320,976
76,524

1,996,863

1,601,326
15,425

13,336,704
1,392,260

687,444

(280,350)
61,099

3,661,228
3,042,546

4,455

D
D
D

EF

33,982
20,210

3,695,210
3,062,756

4,455

689,990
2,078,487

3,005,220
984,269

4,455

6,175,126
6,552,517

HJ

12,386,274
707,950

3,071

18,561,400
7,260,467

3,071

10,172,512
7,520,101

41,533

8,388,888
(259,634)

(38,462)

1,913,590
796,797

EF

3,182,213
27,412

5,095,803
824,209

1,204,857

3,890,946
824,209

2,212,321

8,672

2,220,993

250

2,220,743

1,043,802

1,043,802

1,075,786

(31,984)

15,093,296

272,737

120,540

464,005

15,213,836

736,742

7,605,253

738,537

29,974

7,608,583

(1,795)

(29,974)

994,638

1,706,891

1,856,895

771,397

994,638

2,478,288

1,856,895

5,069,310

5,273,411

(4,074,672)

(2,795,123)

1,856,895

32,981
41,679

157,637

J
H

521,025

32,981
562,704

157,637

59,382
2,904,353

229,535

(26,401)
(2,341,649)

(71,898)

28,879

E
H

28,879

28,879

2,376,662

1,810,771

1,400,924

1,045,702

182,608

11,525

3,422,364

1,993,379

1,412,449

3,877,766

704,846

750,912

(455,402)

1,288,533

661,537

270,037

1,645,444

52,263

270,037

1,697,707

672,184

1,736,231

(402,147)

(38,524)

63,969,400

38,076,961

21,229,178

4,231,533 $

15,645,016 $

79,614,416 $

41,537,455 $

25,460,711 $

20,108,357 $

5,352,354

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

417

418

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rancho Palos Verdes (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,504,573
1,415,883

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
18,216

Rancho Santa Margarita (Orange County)

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,504,573 $
1,434,099

365,602

1,504,573
1,068,497

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

91,280
4,348,910

Total
Expenditures

$
14,481

Functional
Revenues

91,280 $
4,363,391

Net
Expenditures
$

91,280
4,363,391

2,890,984

164,819

466,725
38,201

D
D
D

DE

2,890,984

164,819

466,725
38,201

192,179

119,580

343,330

2,698,805

45,239

123,395
38,201

4,731,296

46,779

247,353

D
F
F

185,337

4,916,633

46,779

247,353

402,200

169,666

4,514,433

46,779

77,687

1,831,432
418,668

426,653

3,533,777

5,365,209
418,668

426,653

1,297,912
332,806

1,086,136

62,387

4,067,297
85,862

(659,483)

(62,387)

1,863,302

2,025,112

3,888,414

2,079,795

1,808,619

1,009,009

1,009,009

1,009,009

549,607

549,607

89,066

460,541

1,185,255

164,157

1,185,255

164,157

1,143,514

41,741

164,157

421,311

13,664

434,975

625,999

(191,024)

316,241

E
D

316,241

404,314

(88,073)

J
F

1,486,260

1,001,215

ABE

291,518

1,777,778

1,001,215

452,902

1,324,876

1,001,215

592,539

143,044

548,628

735,583

548,628

45,743

689,840

548,628

14,320,075

5,800,662

12,362,924

12,892,377

2,930,266 $

15,822,643 $

3,412,469 $

3,843,511 $

18,163,586 $

12,410,174

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Red Bluff (Tehama County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Redding (Shasta County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

37,195
1,156,200

$
27,670

37,195 $
1,183,870

1,064,174

2,825,127
1,301,955

A
A
A

97,590
42,547

2,922,717
1,344,502

1,026,134
26,602

11,532
81,728

866,919

84,578

563,849

210,537

1,430,768

295,115

1,526,719

438,086

Operating
Expenditures

37,195
119,696

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

14,521 $
421,940

Total
Expenditures
1,182,385 $
6,753,397

Functional
Revenues
$
2,835,811

Net
Expenditures

1,167,864
6,331,457

1,182,385
3,917,586

1,896,583
1,317,900

(11,532)
(81,728)

16,821,863
10,338,565

399,342

213,362

A
A
E

1,329,571
1,062,971

18,151,434
11,401,536

399,342

213,362

2,097,164
105,762

77,738

212,584

16,054,270
11,295,774

321,604

778

(95,951)

(142,971)

3,262,679

3,518,856
1,823,873

1,142,632

725,883
406,882

4,405,311

4,244,739
2,230,755

7,982,009

4,202,026
2,109,911

(3,576,698)

42,713
120,844

1,659,113

43,008

1,702,121

80,036

1,622,085

1,396
498,783

5,387
676,760

6,783
1,175,543

46,176

24,865

(46,176)

6,783
1,150,678

4,088,052

6,197,741

1,828,027

363,026

485,659

4,451,078

6,197,741

2,313,686

3,374,268

7,809,152

1,076,810

(1,611,411)

2,313,686

1,921,402

I
A

565,924

2,487,326

2,271,264

216,062

11,050,391
7,508,042

A
A

520,514
9,580,272

11,570,905
17,088,314

15,581,451
24,084,895

(4,010,546)
(6,996,581)

772,005

16,725

788,730

278,971

509,759

2,596,813

218,333
404,663

2,227,852

3,051,044

30,818

5,647,857

218,333
404,663

2,258,670

1,400,038

2,122,718

4,247,819

218,333
404,663

135,952

1,290,936

10,756,496

254,571

2,461,560 $

1,545,507

13,218,056 $

1,562,903

8,359,154

(17,396)

4,858,902

7,586,881

91,905,686

181,149,455

3,999,334

5,661,301

28,839,376 $

11,586,215

97,566,987

209,988,831 $

14,745,360

94,910,039

183,730,962 $

(3,159,145)

2,656,948

26,257,869

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

419

420

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Redlands (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

262,208
7,193,826

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

$
66,205

Total
Expenditures
262,208 $
7,260,031

Redondo Beach (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

3,965,864

Net
Expenditures
$

262,208
3,294,167

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

2,236,194
5,816,566

Total
Expenditures

$
244,832

2,236,194 $
6,061,398

Functional
Revenues
435,274 $
197,866

Net
Expenditures
1,800,920
5,863,532

15,175,955
5,458,182
1,729,900
362,505
16,907
3,078
164,090
44,908

AB
AB
A

841,707
21,017

4,980

16,017,662
5,479,199
1,729,900
367,485
16,907
3,078
164,090
44,908

2,265,908
285,355
992,542
74,105
12,436
15,467
556,697
548,639

13,751,754
5,193,844
737,358
293,380
4,471
(12,389)
(392,607)
(503,731)

17,312,489
7,474,740
3,102,722
226,099

1,032,670

A
A
AJ

81,175
47,745
19,819

549

17,393,664
7,522,485
3,122,541
226,099

1,033,219

2,352,745
179,084

64,042

1,594,944

15,040,919
7,343,401
3,122,541
162,057

(561,725)

6,170,449

138,276

840,753

2,404,894

256,787

8,575,343

395,063

840,753

4,197,036
30,888

361,073

3,340

4,378,307
(30,888)

33,990

837,413

1,540,594
2,210,274

1,437,600

7,048,523

3,125,350
5,919

1,811,175

581,373

4,665,944
2,216,193

3,248,775

7,629,896

2,349,152

2,342,398

9,291,507

2,316,792
2,216,193

906,377

(1,661,611)

771,913

344,683

1,116,596

1,862,447

(745,851)

944,800

3,034

947,834

546,876

400,958

609,781

1,196,567

137,897

609,781

1,334,464

1,399,657

1,363,653

(789,876)

(29,189)

2,807,963

4,382,729
881,130

32,568

1,450
4,682

2,840,531

4,384,179
885,812

2,114,632

3,778,397
1,297,334

725,899

605,782
(411,522)

7,532,091
4,939,994
518,570

A
A

733,483
3,154,310
18,185

8,265,574
8,094,304
536,755

8,811,757
7,846,694
470,919

(546,183)
247,610
65,836

1,305,981

419,243
662,908

E
A

1,179
164,902

1,305,981

420,422
827,810

1,129,702

502,965
409,852

176,279

(82,543)
417,958

3,893,927

1,583,170

376,961

1,697,347

724,716

129,725

5,591,274

2,307,886

506,686

2,150,551

215,342

76,772

3,440,723

2,092,544

429,914

3,716,282

2,868,260

384,941

1,748,111

21,565

5,464,393

2,889,825

384,941

2,295,135

284,182

451,057

3,169,258

2,605,643

(66,116)

13,159,326

476,023
72,619,360

1,390,817

(13,875)
33,389,747

67,812,708

7,895,428 $

3,837,744

14,373,680 $

16,997,070

476,023
86,993,040 $

15,606,253

489,898
53,603,293 $

75,708,136 $

31,617,144 $

44,090,992

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Redwood City (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

7,579 $
1,176,489

20,740,801
11,962,238

1,409,117
5,954

AB
A
A

1,214,808
72,969

54,130

32,577

21,955,609
12,035,207

54,130

1,441,694
5,954

1,769,518
637,862

305,546

2,469,311
4,455,649
392,643

2,479,728

8,029,265
86,103

10,498,576
4,541,752
392,643

2,479,728

6,974,778
897,604
509,132

5,404,353
17,764

1,326,255
3,359,275

1,333,834 $
4,535,764

Reedley (Fresno County)

2,574,475

1,333,834
1,961,289

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

40,553 $
386,199

Functional
Revenues
$
77,962

Net
Expenditures

40,553
386,199

40,553
308,237

20,186,091
11,397,345

54,130

1,136,148
5,954

3,223,233
200,169

AB
B
J

155,400
25,532

3,378,633
225,701

609,723
13,150

2,768,910
212,551

3,523,798
3,644,148
(116,489)

(2,924,625)
(17,764)

836,893
15,883

181,463
45,025

2,385,265

3,222,158
15,883

181,463
45,025

2,424,873
13,982

180,933
154,160

797,285
1,901

530
(109,135)

1,657,442

1,657,442

1,657,442

119,250

3,513

122,763

48,355

74,408

3,634,683
1,839,401

1,326,612
370,119
948,703

579,469
16,571

3,487

4,214,152
1,855,972

1,330,099
370,119
948,703

2,253,438
1,855,972
254,969

1,092,608

1,960,714

(254,969)
1,330,099
370,119
(143,905)

266,759

9,228

275,987

507,540

(231,553)

351,628

10,329,869

F
A

351,628

10,329,869

9,549,478

351,628

780,391

1,942,769
1,426,507

A
A

4,880
22,348

1,947,649
1,448,855

1,811,246
1,603,982

136,403
(155,127)

5,617,562

6,730,450

1,844,451

2,250,361

395,783

238,353

7,867,923

7,126,233

2,082,804

3,566,953

1,103,796

382,400

4,300,970

6,022,437

1,700,404

742,411

322,152

54,036

5,229

796,447

327,381

328,046

468,401

327,381

13,887,040

97,138,931

(617,380)

57,641,809

1,074,800

10,824,066

15,974

2,681,405 $

1,090,774

13,505,471 $

1,086,878

8,860,830 $

14,157,944 $

13,887,040

111,296,875 $

14,504,420

53,655,066 $

3,896

4,644,641

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

421

422

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rialto (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

820,011
4,308,868

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

72,749 $
64,152

892,760 $
4,373,020

Richmond (Contra Costa County)


Functional
Revenues
148,833
947,004

Net
Expenditures
$

743,927
3,426,016

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

2,747,942
20,467,499

Total
Expenditures

$
1,964,384

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

2,747,942 $
22,431,883

$
6,842,327

2,747,942
15,589,556

14,165,048
6,447,593
1,932,416

836,270

A
A
A

306,263
185,010
7,369

5,500

14,471,311
6,632,603
1,939,785

841,770

3,621,154
1,010,233
1,938,251
229,055
94,152
780,144
20,368

10,850,157
5,622,370
1,534
(229,055)
(94,152)
61,626
(20,368)

37,261,080
17,337,105
273,093

383

A
A
AE

774,817

38,035,897
17,337,105
273,093

383

5,568,861
1,015,987
29,925

301

32,467,036
16,321,118
243,168

82

1,558,229
1,253,176

287,107

10,405,812
5,500

11,964,041
1,258,676

287,107

4,918,481
562,724

312,703

7,045,560
695,952

(25,596)

7,527,738

728,296

3,933,182

15,209,929

2,658,879

22,737,667

728,296

6,592,061

4,106,502
558

666,659

2,810,926

18,631,165
(558)

61,637

3,781,135

43,644

(43,644)

1,955,581

1,955,581

178,908

1,776,673

80,584

304,518

4,359,164

3,512

4,439,748

308,030

4,794,240

458,152

(354,492)

(150,122)

11,061,904

3,614,942
6,418,398
758,411

5,229,703

(179,485)

16,291,607

3,614,942
6,418,398
578,926

7,561,880

4,022,710
6,044,980
679,986

8,729,727

(407,768)
373,418
(101,060)

486,013
9,661,956
73,530

E
AE

486,013
9,661,956
73,530

1,205,174
10,027,087
42,436

(719,161)
(365,131)
31,094

8,930,122

E
A

5,444,760

14,374,882

12,226,880

2,148,002

2,215,185

2,215,185

1,714,695

8,081

23,272

500,490

(8,081)

(23,272)

7,576,014
551,131
4,985,722

706,473

AF

100,036

7,676,050
551,131
4,985,722

706,473

1,346,799
377,367
582,708

174,106

6,329,251
173,764
4,403,014

532,367

5,935,357

50,365,861

AH

(1,257,701)

25,687,951

136,835,016

31,203,023 $

168,038,039 $

15,415,031 $

5,935,357

65,780,892 $

7,193,058

40,092,941 $

54,238,370 $

113,799,669

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Ridgecrest (Kern County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Rio Dell (Humboldt County)


Functional
Revenues

59,046
3,205,424

$
184,521

59,046 $
3,389,945

3,616,496

198,329
1,625

AB
D
E

236,103

3,852,599

198,329
1,625

388,900

54,246

917,907
54,147

750,137

1,567,265

2,485,172
54,147

750,137

1,003,526

708,849

2,511,344

Net
Expenditures
$

59,046
878,601

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

13,436
157,733

3,463,699

(54,246)

198,329
1,625

343,798

10,227
1,107

58,116
1,686

A
BI
D

1,481,646
54,147

41,288

56,916

21,497

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

13,436 $
157,733

$
152,660

45,327

343,798

10,227
1,107

103,443
1,686

129,255

1,952
4,012

90,759
15,246

214,543

8,275
(2,905)

12,684
(13,560)

56,916

21,497

95,103

(38,187)

21,497

13,436
5,073

158,167

158,167

94,437

63,730

24,456

24,456

24,456

357,172

327,617

1,261,424

357,172

1,589,041

156,970

18,950

200,202

1,589,041
(18,950)

146,051

59
3,000

146,051

59
3,000

83,319

488

10,000
3,657

62,732

(488)

(9,941)
(657)

370,426

698,497

E
A

370,426

698,497

2,152,165

370,426

(1,453,668)

7,183
329,708

A
A

7,183
329,708

10,249
264,027

(3,066)
65,681

1,426,250

329,493

1,755,743

450,661

1,305,082

14,700

(14,700)

12,141,240

7,540,048

8,179,998

223,677

1,398,650

357,107

10,508
3,472
1,246,514 $

(98,797)

(10,508)
(3,472)
232,096

3,578,806 $

15,720,046 $

34,633

79,960 $

258,310

1,478,610 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

423

424

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rio Vista (Solano County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Ripon (San Joaquin County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
274,960

98,709 $
1,178,299

256,254

1,386,885
774,599

162,913

120,769

AB
AB
E

AE

6,905
181,356

16,035

1,393,790
955,955

162,913

136,804

186,496
345,617

1,700

120,770

5,359

129,709

69,624
313,290

1,491,849

129,709
1,491,849

69,624
313,290

535,336
1,037,331

57,632
190,675

98,709
903,339

98,709
922,045

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,428 $
344,063

303,408 $
1,171,817

AB
H
H

262,996

718,788

2,707,603

718,788

489,764

12,617

2,217,839

706,171

799,659

1,334,110

5,182

1,764,720

4,389

(430,610)

793

301,980
827,754

1,207,294
610,338

(1,700)

42,143

131,445

2,444,607

(405,627)
454,518

11,992
122,615

534,451

5,182

Total
Expenditures

303,408
1,171,817

164,918

164,918

164,918

155,247

5,219

160,466

131,138

29,328

417,880

58,904

417,880

58,904

1,408,778

784,268

(990,898)

(725,364)

272,473

36,117

2,380,121

2,652,594

36,117

1,465,623

39,064

1,186,971

(2,947)

1,497,457

157,112

E
AE

313,809

4,683

1,811,266

161,795

1,688,147

123,119

161,795

767,722

AE
F

767,722

994,742

(227,020)

325,305

75,601

135,151

460,456

75,601

327,667

10,000

132,789

65,601

646,451

64,471

56,568

GI

258,867

8,195

905,318

72,666

56,568

155,318

51,646

750,000

72,666

4,922

707,255

7,364,269

AE

929,648

3,995

7,889,673

(222,393)

(3,995)

1,899,344

1,321,839

7,434,862

4,779,336 $

1,321,839

12,214,198 $

1,972,550

7,081,571 $

2,424,748 $

707,255

9,789,017 $

(650,711)

5,132,627

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Riverbank (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

60,845
923,493

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

6,470 $
3,117

67,315 $
926,610

Riverside (Riverside County)


Functional
Revenues

40,891

Net
Expenditures
$

67,315
885,719

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

439,713
7,573,087

Total
Expenditures

11,869 $
1,969,120

451,582 $
9,542,207

Functional
Revenues
$
2,851,804

Net
Expenditures
451,582
6,690,403

1,901,458

90,928

D
J
IJ

71,553

1,973,011

90,928

331,659

8,008
206

1,641,352

90,928
(8,008)
(206)

61,923,888
26,849,435

1,259,173

3,571,283

AB
A
AI

798,934
303,665

62,722,822
27,153,100

1,259,173

3,571,283

7,858,804
1,781,431

182,670

3,290,350
2,477

54,864,018
25,371,669

1,076,503

280,933
(2,477)

1,115,488

11,109

CH

581,178

1,696,666

11,109

1,883,883

6,811

(187,217)

4,298

8,701,620
103,229
1,277,170
1,856,402
3,609,926

14,346,809

9,456
(2,870,327)

23,048,429
103,229
1,277,170
1,865,858
739,599

25,667,238
344,191
17,746,927
2,746,159
1,318,837

(2,618,809)
(240,962)
(16,469,757)
(880,301)
(579,238)

111,695

40,459

152,154

170,669

(18,515)

6,042,103

26,077

6,068,180

30,629

6,037,551

271,226
963
2,114,985

4,500
40,316
895,318

275,726
41,279
3,010,303

914,566

(638,840)
41,279
3,010,303

5,625,620
9,255,890

897,933

6,511

5,632,131
9,255,890

897,933

8,659,995
9,291,817

(3,027,864)
(35,927)

897,933

1,422,424

E
A

1,422,424

1,453,869

(31,445)

158,765

9,983,547
16,616,481

AI
A

10,616
8,027

158,765

9,994,163
16,624,508

229,828

12,002,759
30,752,979

(71,063)

(2,008,596)
(14,128,471)

1,401,798

87,521

1,489,319

1,107,663

381,656

21,723,691

6,252,273
1,381,087

2,010,052
244,187

519,922

22,243,613

6,252,273
1,381,087

2,010,052
244,187

3,093,601

884,338
41,979

19,150,012

5,367,935
1,339,108

2,010,052
244,187

1,028,119

10,454,531

107,680

1,838,112 $

1,398,325

7,316,550

(262,526)

4,976,093

26,960,321

188,623,536

412,940,412

(10,604)

1,162,221

16,292,296 $

40,548,251

218,940,893

388,267,957 $

(13,598,534)

(29,155,136)

40,964,751

1,135,799

12,292,643 $

26,949,717

189,785,757

429,232,708 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

425

426

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rocklin (Placer County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Rohnert Park (Sonoma County)

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

775,028
4,292,778

108 $
495,485

775,136 $
4,788,263

5,630,150
3,643,453

145,722
10,925
1,333,133

AB
AB
I

100,109
78,104

5,730,259
3,721,557

145,722
10,925
1,333,133

248,240
678,016

25,777
110,549
1,218,807

101,293

1,533,647
197,326

1,393,299
6,076

2,926,946
203,402

6,317,161

322,437

Operating
Expenditures

775,136
4,465,826

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

292 $
296,735

589,881 $
4,004,035

Functional
Revenues
$
671,763

Net
Expenditures

589,589
3,707,300

589,881
3,332,272

5,482,019
3,043,541

119,945
(99,624)
114,326

(101,293)

9,211,617
2,406,861

753,521
98,969
224,654
5,962
291,827

A
AB
E

1,477,153
23,943

10

10,688,770
2,430,804

753,531
98,969
224,654
5,962
291,827

1,324,706
453,937

135,294

30,648

9,364,064
1,976,867

618,237
98,969
224,654
5,962
261,179

(3,390,215)
203,402

948,346
700,088

DEF

1,346,248
59

2,294,594
700,147

1,104,008
100,386

1,190,586
599,761

1,232,994

1,232,994

653,847

579,147

519,829

182

520,011

158,033

361,978

2,014,519

143,179
15,041

2,718,296

4,732,815

143,179
15,041

2,397,944

183,902

2,334,871

143,179
(168,861)

1,080,144

892

1,081,036

363,178

717,858

E
H

4,106,035
7,297,427

E
C

5,748

4,106,035
7,303,175

9,461

3,862,580
7,371,551

(9,461)

243,455
(68,376)

4,940,502

1,971,594

AH

1,509,758

1,923,453

6,450,260

3,895,047

4,721,387

295,799
44,726

1,728,873

3,599,248
(44,726)

3,623,931

2,616

19,830
879,125

AE

591,005

7,310

4,214,936

2,616

19,830
886,435

1,547,958

2,243

8,447
473,604

2,666,978

373

11,383
412,831

27,879,991

(30,600)
18,754,194

2,547,244

39,014,915

AF

2,935,889

6,685,466 $

8,224,688 $

36,104,679 $

30,600
17,350,485 $

5,483,133

45,700,381 $

8,384,740

26,002,537 $

(2,901,607)

19,697,844

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rolling Hills (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
83,257 $
370,929

Functional
Revenues

83,257
368,448

179,215

6,085

1,500
80,749

D
I
IJ

179,215

6,085

1,500
80,749

119,268

5,706

27,478

92,293

27,478

92,293

374

48,813

27,766

ABDE

653

28,419

7,384

93,379
8,445
7,613

7,384

93,379
8,445
7,613

655,057

E
IJ

655,057

13,334

13,334

1,652,003

3,134 $

1,655,137 $

$
2,481

Rolling Hills Estates (Los Angeles County)

55,110

Net
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

274,023 $
1,112,284

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

274,023
1,112,284

59,947

6,085

1,500
75,043

1,560,760

43,112

D
H
H

51,695

1,612,455

43,112

141,331

31,743

1,471,124

11,369

27,104

43,480

355,131

113,796

270,632

625,763

113,796

413,865

105,014

211,898

8,782

51,148

(22,729)

962,372

962,372

885,895

76,477

257,630

(250,246)

93,379
8,445
7,613

110,394

110,394

22,981

87,413

706,309

(51,252)

19,712

E
I

19,712

46,230

(26,518)

12,155

1,179

1,860,217

102,343

1,962,560

706,895

1,255,665

1,256,513

398,624

6,411,801

424,670 $

6,836,471 $

2,353,954 $

4,482,517

83,257
315,819

Operating
Expenditures

274,023
1,112,284

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

427

428

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Rosemead (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Roseville (Placer County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

685,307
1,280,402

$
22,306

685,307 $
1,302,708

5,746,715

82,586

390,521

D
D
E

14,154

5,760,869

82,586

390,521

360,372

454,090

1,733,837
269,610

726,669

133,456

1,733,837
269,610

726,669

133,456

2,100,215
5,456

726,669

1,894,432

685,307
(591,724)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

2,244 $
666,243

1,833,062 $
24,006,858

$
4,521,851

1,833,062
19,485,007

AB
A
A

528,163
400,331

17,560,276
12,124,452

443,136
18,508
1,085,609
34,951

2,529,147
3,961,304

65,778
8,803
1,262,565

15,031,129
8,163,148

377,358
9,705
(176,956)
34,951

17,273,442

1,573,557

171,929

21,646,148
577,180

4,787,354

180,598

43,192,424

5,394,323

(21,546,276)
577,180

(606,969)

180,598

1,830,818
23,340,615

5,400,497

82,586

(63,569)

17,032,113
11,724,121

443,136
18,508
1,085,609
34,951

(366,378)
264,154

133,456

4,372,706
577,180

3,213,797

8,669

Total
Expenditures

351,697

351,697

351,697

2,549,969

226,542

2,776,511

610,180

2,166,331

1,207,094
181,554

466,617
1,951,239

1,207,094
181,554

466,617
1,951,239

1,284,390

112,952
1,951,238

(77,296)
181,554

353,665
1

6,518,276

2,446,944

1,159,028
3,818,788

91,363

123,104

110,979
2,571,586

6,609,639

2,570,048

1,270,007
6,390,374

6,741,314

2,650,190

249,526
5,131,756

(131,675)

(80,142)

1,020,481
1,258,618

80,029

E
D

80,029

80,029

10,520,075
14,515,361

A
A

79,898
26,737,233

10,599,973
41,252,594

13,960,728
57,219,187

(3,360,755)
(15,966,593)

3,103,542

6,878

3,103,542

6,878

389,393

2,714,149

6,878

8,451,536

2,787,600

2,366,018

1,694,865
3,436,748

4,351,785

4,464

282,460

1,756,100

12,803,321

2,792,064

2,648,478

3,450,965
3,436,748

12,501,362

151,556

2,537,619

3,743,007

301,959

2,640,508

110,859

3,450,965
(306,259)

18,397,753

36,460 $

9,279,207

9,155,006

10,847,871

103,107,517

758,226
238,661,045

25,053,377

8,116,148

90,120,948 $

18,434,213 $

35,901,248

111,223,665

758,226
328,781,993 $

45,227,396

133,859,970

816,694
346,336,680 $

(9,326,148)

(22,636,305)

(58,468)
(17,554,687)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Ross (Marin County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Sacramento (Sacramento County)

Total
Expenditures

$
4,794

75,896 $
404,697

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

75,896
399,903

813,537
846,511
2,000
16,660

37,715
7,814

A
AB
F

65,046
124,639

24,930

878,583
971,150
2,000
16,660

37,715
32,744

186,475
10,826
15,665

205,093
57,396

203,529

408,622
57,396

258,162

44,400

Operating
Expenditures

75,896
360,297

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
11,611,000

5,285,000 $
65,101,000

Functional
Revenues
$
109,769,000

Net
Expenditures

5,285,000
53,490,000

5,285,000
(44,668,000)

692,108
960,324
(13,665)
16,660

37,715
32,744

116,425,000
60,825,000
7,265,000
3,268,000

2,649,000

A
A
A

3,903,000
456,000

5,737,000

120,328,000
61,281,000
7,265,000
3,268,000

8,386,000

23,868,000
4,793,000
10,107,000
394,000
658,000
24,000

96,460,000
56,488,000
(2,842,000)
2,874,000
(658,000)
8,362,000

150,460
57,396

45,672,324
5,129,000
12,804,000

5,771,000

43,989,676

728,000

89,662,000
5,129,000
13,532,000

5,771,000

88,562,000
977,000
16,562,000

8,348,000

1,100,000
4,152,000
(3,030,000)

(2,577,000)

125,912

AE

125,912

179,888

(53,976)

7,054,000

7,054,000

2,015,000

5,039,000

114,317

9,650

123,967

244,413

(120,446)

9,168,000
256,000

5,774,000

30,870,000
2,688,000

40,038,000
2,944,000

5,774,000

63,946,000

804,000
4,557,000

(23,908,000)
2,944,000

4,970,000
(4,557,000)

E
H

2,061,000

34,358,000
11,551,000

137,000

A
D

509,000
4,823,000

2,061,000

34,867,000
16,374,000

137,000

36,066,000
15,182,000

2,061,000

(1,199,000)
1,192,000

137,000

20,571

AH

20,571

11,384

9,187

35,863,000
1,938,000
7,636,000
1,780,000
6,532,000

21,773,000
5,568,000

41,499,000

462,000
1,663,000
552,000

77,362,000
1,938,000
8,098,000
3,443,000
7,084,000

21,773,000
5,568,000

29,571,000
1,587,000

6,326,000

19,309,000
100,000

47,791,000
351,000
8,098,000
3,443,000
758,000

2,464,000
5,468,000

5,170
2,728,495

5,170
3,161,083 $

21,270
972,483

(16,100)
2,188,600

28,951,000

498,983,324

32,362,000

181,852,676 $

432,588 $

61,313,000

680,836,000 $

50,308,000

493,833,000 $

11,005,000

187,003,000

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

429

430

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Salinas (Monterey County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

317 $
2,184,589

25,553,896
10,816,058
407,067
767,849
33,355
945,581

A
A
A

1,469,807
71,575
3,174
448

6,065

27,023,703
10,887,633
410,241
768,297
33,355
951,646

3,100,693
316,017
18,500
84,971
11,706

4,374,068
1,707,761

637,707

6,942,591
70,942
1,755,623

315,987

11,316,659
1,778,703
1,755,623

953,694

812,886
4,741,721

813,203 $
6,926,310

San Anselmo (Marin County)

90,667
1,220,547

Net
Expenditures
$

722,536
5,705,763

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
12,164

Functional
Revenues

11,545 $
1,438,849

Net
Expenditures

$
1,925

11,545
1,426,685

11,545
1,436,924

23,923,010
10,571,616
391,741
683,326
21,649
951,646

2,766,635
2,345,489

A
F
F

210,487
43,994

2,977,122
2,389,483

241,207
486,027

119,787

2,735,915
1,903,456

(119,787)

9,694,927
7,686
128,067

1,425,439

1,621,732
1,771,017
1,627,556

(471,745)

1,260,444

1,216,804

2,477,248

3,300,228

(822,980)

1,262,685

408,418

1,671,103

460,388

1,210,715

301,634

301,634

127,657

173,977

2,732,381
183,843
1,884,425

1,042,454

1,028

300,000

28,419

2,733,409
183,843
2,184,425

1,070,873

3,133,417
171,706
1,339,234

1,117,025

(400,008)
12,137
845,191

(46,152)

526,148

62,369

969,949

1,496,097

62,369

422,529

12,057
637,257

1,073,568

(12,057)
(574,888)

1,491,999

3,347,561

48,419

H
A

135,243

1,214,411

1,627,242

4,561,972

48,419

1,320,175

4,235,097
4,198,208

44,400

307,067

(4,235,097)
363,764

4,019

E
H

5,975,777

3,944,775

2,605,304

1,301,676

1,168,325

115,297

11,470

5,820

7,144,102

4,060,072

2,616,774

1,307,496

1,741,808

581,771

1,836,307
21,115
153,255

5,402,294

3,478,301

780,467
(21,115)
1,154,241

1,588,111

471,733

47,399

1,635,510

471,733

906,673

41,017

728,837

430,716

76,619,248

56,375,671

10,760,793

2,500,797 $

16,209,549 $

92,828,797 $

36,453,126 $

13,261,590 $

6,296,364 $

6,965,226

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Bernardino (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

62,816 $
306,230

46,895,425
23,509,876

1,546,012
225,988
2,100,353
90,638

A
A
J

489,377
216,515

8,557

47,384,802
23,726,391

1,554,569
225,988
2,100,353
90,638

6,150,151
1,991,023

1,159,849

18,017

10,265,039
575,827

79,801

10,606

10,275,645
575,827

79,801

5,081,194
7,078,616

5,144,010 $
7,384,846

San Bruno (San Mateo County)

102,075
4,192,796

Net
Expenditures
$

5,041,935
3,192,050

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
77,390

1,727,635
3,425,243

41,234,651
21,735,368

394,720
225,988
2,082,336
90,638

8,524,525
5,170,597

6,772
252,214
36,276

A
AB
H

121,516
50,343

10,618,837

223,960

(343,192)
575,827

(144,159)

2,939,908
9,519

31,948

1,727,635 $
3,502,633

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
1,985,182

1,727,635
1,517,451

8,646,041
5,220,940

6,772
252,214
36,276

492,070
259,462

8,153,971
4,961,478

6,772
252,214
36,276

2,971,856
9,519

1,871,077

1,100,779
9,519

3,399,677

AJ

37,890

3,437,567

918,847

2,518,720

662,425

662,425

2,040,824

(1,378,399)

2,740,253
6,463,511
58,742
4,903,525

534,551

23,436
2,429
6,508

10,552

2,740,253
6,486,947
61,171
4,910,033

545,103

1,858,700
2,373,023

4,910,033

108,297

881,553
4,113,924
61,171

436,806

2,166,854

80,232
2,610,471

2,166,854

80,232
2,610,471

59,216

28,970
3,718,610

2,107,638

51,262
(1,108,139)

1,167,192

15,527,271
18,466,948
249,319
212,033

AI
A

24,171

98,223
1,140,329

2,380

1,191,363

15,625,494
19,607,277
249,319
214,413

1,405,776

18,737,578
25,851,692
170,269

(214,413)

(3,112,084)
(6,244,415)
79,050
214,413

6,503,498

E
A

1,480,178

7,983,676

5,621,458

2,362,218

6,339,763

3,243,667

545,571

227,630

AI

1,681

4,521

20,258

6,341,444

3,248,188

565,829

227,630

1,413,314

409,082

352,335

229,476

4,928,130

2,839,106

213,494

(1,846)

4,056,575

1,630,857

144,114

4,936

4,200,689

1,635,793

695,307

106,087

3,505,382

1,529,706

17,657,915

179,186,337

6,872,300

9,338,779 $

24,530,215

188,525,116 $

25,362,644

108,557,774 $

(832,429)

79,967,342

5,159,246

7,181,316

52,144,163

1,010,263

340,457

3,261,145 $

6,129,483

7,224,601

30,232,347 $

40,026

297,172

25,172,961

6,169,509

7,521,773

55,405,308 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

431

432

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Buenaventura (Ventura County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Carlos (San Mateo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

3,093,157
10,927,289

4,099 $
558,466

3,097,256 $
11,485,755

9,460,093

21,556,897
12,789,576
209,254

1,074,755
25,758

A
A
E

163,122
72,848

21,720,019
12,862,424
209,254

1,074,755
25,758

3,337,799
254,198
193,908
124

895,458
1

4,266,423
1,235,146
1,685,942

5,101,355
62,343

9,367,778
1,297,489
1,685,942

3,642,677
2,657,854

3,097,256
2,025,662

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,513 $
31,685

561,442 $
3,722,746

A
F
D

97,160

999

122

5,521,555
4,412,676
27,358

699,410

506,799
5,700

5,014,756
4,406,976
27,358

699,410

1,784,959

2,987,818

4,053,705
1,046

(1,065,887)
(1,046)

559,929
3,691,061

18,382,220
12,608,226
15,346
(124)

179,297
25,757

5,424,395
4,412,676
26,359

699,288

5,725,101
(1,360,365)
1,685,942

1,202,859

Total
Expenditures

561,442
3,722,746

2,048,396

4,616

2,053,012

2,053,012

364,222

364,222

405,865

(41,643)

1,107,058

29,000

1,492,727
86,937

150

503,520

111,825

1,107,208

532,520

1,604,552
86,937

2,393,538

1,126,101

(1,286,330)

532,520

478,451
86,937

1,056,639

29,505

1,056,639
29,505

519,113
106,077

537,526
(76,572)

10,057,212

637,261

E
A

10,057,212

637,261

13,495,031

1,163,637

(3,437,819)

(526,376)

2,901,622

E
F

2,901,622

4,490,994

(1,589,372)

7,025,650

30,819

775,340

76,647

947,525

27,122

81,388

7,973,175

57,941

775,340

158,035

2,149,171

1,676,734

5,824,004

57,941

(901,394)

158,035

3,842,995

493,761

258,691

4,101,686

493,761

1,807,879

696,911

2,293,807

(203,150)

12,510,833

92,742,077

(3,983,805)

41,439,494

24,675,806

2,204,634 $

7,638,379 $

12,510,833

100,380,456 $

16,494,638

58,940,962 $

26,880,440 $

27,574
12,621,663 $

(27,574)
14,258,777

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Clemente (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Diego (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

651,096
4,962,227

$
234,832

651,096 $
5,197,059

899,082

8,189,622
4,445,468

102,944
691,812

D
D
E

213,951

3,750

8,403,573
4,445,468

102,944
695,562

825,227
29,000
513,600

42,302

111,176
150,000

3,142,704

130,570

11,025,411

14,168,115

130,570

4,882,002

566,850

Net
Expenditures
$

651,096
4,297,977

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

38,751,612
113,785,371

7,578,346
4,416,468
(513,600)

60,642
695,562
(111,176)
(150,000)

302,974,227
135,650,514
8,158,979
23,072

2,475,441

AB
A
AE

9,286,113

(436,280)

68,952,604
11,622,510
1,453,434
45,298
3,827,423

36,065

$
1,686,847

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

38,751,612 $
115,472,218

$
47,681,337

55,244
290,387

560,734

303,029,471
135,940,901
8,158,979
583,806

2,475,441

79,655,708
20,689,054
8,213,825
17,743

96,685

223,373,763
115,251,847
(54,846)
566,063

2,378,756

43,953,650
424,464

1,872,523

112,906,254
12,046,974
1,453,434
45,298
5,699,946

36,065

110,845,709
750,942
9,642,993
933,882
5,199,636

140,374

2,060,545
11,296,032
(8,189,559)
(888,584)
500,310

(104,309)

38,751,612
67,790,881

1,091,355

1,091,355

208,189

883,166

29,471,915

453,757

29,925,672

4,067,027

25,858,645

4,240,026

203,473

60,305

4,300,331

203,473

6,951,847

119,085

(2,651,516)

203,473
(119,085)

38,710,289

2,431,447
404,464
34,870
82,184,429

5,153,052
219,147
2,695,143
2,304,303
66,533
7,310,907

43,863,341
219,147
5,126,590
2,708,767
101,403
89,495,336

25,657,477
3,607,094
1,137,916

635,962
123,342,343

18,205,864
(3,387,947)
3,988,674
2,708,767
(534,559)
(33,847,007)

57,106

133,887
4,193,068

565,712

A
A

22,524

256,214

6,273

79,630

133,887
4,449,282

571,985

64,063

95,521
7,102,806

15,567

38,366
(2,653,524)

571,985

53,259,068
275,982,087
37,272,574
2,510,471

A
A

3,877,861
134,149,232

57,136,929
410,131,319
37,272,574
2,510,471

59,449,567
314,248,461
1,258,201
126,185

(2,312,638)
95,882,858
36,014,373
2,384,286

5,621,338

1,648,753

4,104,681

3,119

9,726,019

1,651,872

6,403,166

1,844,347

3,322,853

(192,475)

108,053,631

37,410,913

6,106,627
20,345,004
5,895,723

36,530,075

7,357,367
12,772
407,996
3,869
600,000

144,583,706

44,768,280
12,772
6,514,623
20,348,873
6,495,723

161,947,197

6,165,500

10,667,439
19,238,455
6,852,905
436,770

(17,363,491)

38,602,780
12,772
(4,152,816)
1,110,418
(357,182)
(436,770)

9,285,850

5,088

49,362,099

(2,111,097)

(223,542)
22,859,319

262,215,391

1,650,045,453

97,653,350

347,639,213 $

359,868,741

1,997,684,666 $

485,211,934

3,369,842
1,511,288,163 $

(125,343,193)

(3,369,842)
486,396,503

197,944

16,129,004 $

9,483,794

5,088

65,491,103 $

11,594,891

5,088
223,542
42,631,784 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

433

434

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Dimas (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Fernando (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

295,562
2,653,734

$
79,245

295,562 $
2,732,979

3,949,343

71,400

516,613
48,988
2,857

D
H
D

94,047

30,000
97,477

4,043,390

71,400

546,613
146,465
2,857

752,773

47,405

837,213
878,676
18,202
402,651

1,556,311

47,059

2,393,524
878,676
18,202
449,710

764,721
631,220
109,282
884,133

1,821,250

Net
Expenditures
$

295,562
911,729

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

395,836
5,614,007

3,290,617

71,400

546,613
146,465
(44,548)

5,233,577
1,790,159
30,455

23,192
480,748

A
C
C

1,628,803
247,456
(91,080)
(434,423)

613,822
143,062
164,361
282,654

EJ

Total
Expenditures

514 $
40,018

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

396,350 $
5,654,025

$
3,808,132

396,350
1,845,893

369,882

138,019

5,603,459
1,790,159
30,455

23,192
618,767

1,139,949

273,586

4,463,510
1,790,159
30,455

23,192
345,181

327,153
1,114
4,968

940,975
144,176
169,329
282,654

685,825

153,048
27,224

255,150
144,176
16,281
255,430

437,309

AE

437,309

4,106

433,203

370,731

370,731

354,568

16,163

810,294

22,845
497,746

28,881

810,294

22,845
526,627

572,244

7,848
531,380

238,050

14,997
(4,753)

385,111

200,051

95,347

1,922,476

423,954

2,307,587

624,005

95,347

831,560

658,315

1,476,027

(34,310)

95,347

25,158

12,063

J
DH

25,158

12,063

65,982

26,094

(40,824)

(14,031)

1,017,323
1,035,738

EI
AC

1,350,729

1,017,323
2,386,467

1,002,768
2,031,131

14,555
355,336

1,694,234

657,792
15,977
329,279

AEJ

HJ

334,419

2,028,653

657,792
15,977
329,279

1,247,580

434,545
35,795
84,283

781,073

223,247
(19,818)
244,996

1,769,505

AB

661

1,770,166

729,765

1,040,401

14,177,936

8,020,641

8,424,734

1,553,918

21,199,597

2,332,921

14,028,792 $

(663,753)

11,865,543

2,267,439 $

16,445,375 $

115,250

4,694,738 $

1,669,168

25,894,335 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Francisco (San Francisco County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay
67,603 $
5,006,945

Total
Expenditures
20,449,508 $
685,451,247

San Gabriel (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

20,381,905
680,444,302

$
361,167,541

275,901,240
204,847,756

3,139,848

4,010,650

292,803,055

AB
A
A

AE

4,803,717
4,655,641

61,850

10,565,715

280,704,957
209,503,397

3,201,698

4,010,650

303,368,770

91,248,209
3,907,023

320,766

88,795
2,990,959
22,378,211

43,538,153

70,319,873
462,876,430
545,001,976
59,823,915
9,927,151

91,593,275

35,931,000
161,073,399
124,385,024
16,902,702
7,028,938

135,131,428

106,250,873
623,949,829
669,387,000
76,726,617
16,956,089

56,095,084

24,699,000
381,644,131
607,990,327
58,087,386
36,292,246

20,449,508
324,283,706

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

$
147,207

610,150 $
2,288,636

AB
AB
A

233,651
258,406

3,651,835
190

61,079

610,150
2,141,429

189,456,748
205,596,374

2,880,932

3,921,855
(2,990,959)
280,990,559

6,145,663
3,731,959

10,814

79,036,344

81,551,873
242,305,698
61,396,673
18,639,231
(19,336,157)

585,937

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

72,432 $
3,463,043

537,718
(1,174,407)

6,379,314
3,990,365

10,814

882,071
641,325

26,485

53,400

5,497,243
3,349,040

(26,485)

(53,400)
10,814

3,651,835
190

647,016

873,180

1,115,367

2,778,655
190

(468,351)

43,359,027

270,799

43,629,826

43,629,826

141,016

97,687

238,703

238,703

42,170,452

77,875,169
709,488
1,024,108
26,944,985

67,362,510

68,857

75,292

109,532,962

77,944,026
709,488
1,024,108
27,020,277

69,425,935

9,252,204

211,846,800

40,107,027

68,691,822
709,488
1,024,108
(184,826,523)

1,393,821

83,023

163,714

1,557,535

83,023

2,748,934

16,608

(1,191,399)

83,023
(16,608)

530,330,997
556,211,509

156,002,647

474,499,809

E
AE

2,269,785
53,116,441

13,901,627

891,489

532,600,782
609,327,950

169,904,274

475,391,298

212,320,462
550,923,723

391,082,519

256,905,593

320,280,320
58,404,227

(221,178,245)

218,485,705

E
A

35,851

35,851

329,918

(294,067)

81,675,700
177,295
54,950,702
14,284,735
2,913,314
3,894,401
58,293,826
31,514,017

3,603,200

1,745,099
11,512,498

65,311,113
4,035,985

85,278,900
177,295
56,695,801
25,797,233
2,913,314
3,894,401
123,604,939
35,550,002

15,234,650

23,839,199
2,045,583
3,197,265
6,964,788
515,219
248,049

70,044,250
177,295
32,856,602
23,751,650
(283,951)
(3,070,387)
123,089,720
35,301,953

1,541,567

597,067

147,200

155,873

1,688,767

752,940

427,082

1,261,685

752,940

253,283,355

85,855,626
384,379

$ 5,169,371,795

115,615,927
368,899,282
183,962,206
184,937,076

51,626,900
137,482,526
168,608,261
(31,125,735)

384,379

384,379

853,483,331 $ 6,022,855,126 $ 3,753,282,134 $ 2,269,572,992

16,982,446

4,952,693 $

10,649,845 $

11,285,294

21,935,139 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

435

436

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Jacinto (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

656,734
432,430

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

2,584 $
28,900

659,318 $
461,330

San Joaquin (Fresno County)


Functional
Revenues

100,152

Net
Expenditures
$

659,318
361,178

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

19,500
272,319

Total
Expenditures

$
54,808

Functional
Revenues

19,500 $
327,127

Net
Expenditures
$

19,500
327,127

4,054,381
943,866

1,095,231

35,354

A
D
I

AI

438,567
11,338

431

4,503

4,492,948
955,204

1,095,662

39,857

670,118
200,251

9,026
30,056
706,061

17,832

3,822,830
754,953

(9,026)
(30,056)
389,601

22,025

187,125

23,597

D
I
I

187,125

23,597

8,275

188

178,850

(188)

23,597

920,863

469,067

1,389,930

2,205,387

236,573

(815,457)

(236,573)

130,119
634

130,119
634

65,939
17,897

64,180
(17,263)

343,389

8,820

352,209

682,830

(330,621)

270,958

(270,958)

540,579
680,269

93,971

13,982

33,299

554,561
680,269

127,270

1,534,281

10,020

(979,720)
680,269

(10,020)
127,270

102,699

150,816

2,662

14,177

102,699

164,993

2,662

23,405

(23,405)
102,699

164,993

2,662

1,305,139
208,190

E
AJ

1,305,139
208,190

1,277,726
232,373

27,413
(24,183)

169,772
158,540

E
A

169,772
158,540

184,716
237,893

(14,944)
(79,353)

43,088

22,947

73,456

AJ

149,336

192,424

22,947

73,456

133,876

58,548

22,947

73,456

1,796

21,991

1,796

21,991

1,796

21,991

3,752,839

15,202,726

AJ

3,752,839

16,363,553 $

3,975,129

12,021,691 $

(222,290)

4,341,862

213,207

1,454,777

1,160,827 $

68,985 $

213,207

1,523,762 $

295,378

1,104,649 $

(82,171)

419,113

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Jose (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Juan Bautista (San Benito County)


Functional
Revenues

$
50,934,632

6,913,979 $
145,186,955

194,212,538
97,388,865
308,339
3,937,628
210,025
117,375

A
A
HI

2,548,576
11,909,355

181,034
2,166,863

196,761,114
109,298,220
308,339
3,937,628
391,059
2,284,238

30,498,227
32,958,658

996,529

616,881

48,132,571
163,989
7,001,235

208,960,171

70,418,784
552,813
230,770

52,819,143

118,551,355
716,802
7,232,005

261,779,314

56,121,469

10,861,978

235,660,770

6,913,979
94,252,323

4,300,901

Net
Expenditures
$

6,913,979
140,886,054

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
6,260

51,184 $
299,892

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$
310

51,184
293,632

51,184
299,582

166,262,887
76,339,562
308,339
2,941,099
391,059
2,284,238
(616,881)

199,747
89,895

D
AB
D

10,245
11,700

209,992
101,595

118,046
19,181

12

91,946
82,414

(12)

62,429,886
716,802
(3,629,973)

26,118,544

45,760

1,553

47,313

233,347

(186,034)

26,400,928

66,193

26,467,121

2,117,641

24,349,480

29,783

29,783

29,783

7,352,659
1,569,374
17,326,210
12,402,547
15,974,317
187,309

12,167,000
17,384,249
1,257,901
3,748,530
315,092
61,110

19,519,659
18,953,623
18,584,111
16,151,077
16,289,409
248,419

47,273,254

11,675,168
16,614,818
12,976,031

(27,753,595)
18,953,623
6,908,943
(463,741)
3,313,378
248,419

64,018

64,018

155,908

(91,890)

13,847,719

63,257,366
83,306,115

1,637,255

E
A

406,756

18,451
39,708,935

14,254,475

63,275,817
123,015,050

1,637,255

13,727,496

60,086,759
112,663,479

43,814

526,979

3,189,058
10,351,571

1,593,441

388,256

E
AE

3,876

392,132

409,051

(16,919)

61,640,714

25,886,272
2,796,067
57,068
1,318,987
19,434,500

43,502,437

19,672,395
156,597
176,149
370,853
16,328,539

105,143,151

45,558,667
2,952,664
233,217
1,689,840
35,763,039

64,624,740

41,995,693

3,138,495
9,708,813

40,518,411

3,562,974
2,952,664
233,217
(1,448,655)
26,054,226

158,922

BE

AB

4,492

163,414

88,796

74,618

13,689,823

$ 1,029,684,268

AI

833,264

595,269,252

197,974

339

1,519,510

AE

8,374

46,500 $

206,348

339

1,566,010 $

196,773

79,848
239
1,301,511 $

9,575

(79,509)
(239)
264,499

8,980,498
22,670,321

356,083,655 $ 1,385,767,923 $

21,837,057

790,498,671 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

437

438

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Juan Capistrano (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Leandro (Alameda County)


Functional
Revenues

165,935
2,359,149

$
6,570

165,935 $
2,365,719

5,106,546

46,817
35,408
127,591
111,510

D
H
H

284
1,906

5,106,546

46,817
35,408
127,875
113,416

1,023,570

19,270

20,363

1,980,576
122,833
114,679

1,011,485
32,220
13,060

2,992,061
155,053
127,739

1,661,883
123,749
197,704

371,155

Net
Expenditures
$

165,935
1,994,564

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

423 $
66,677

1,008,505 $
10,672,154

Functional
Revenues
$
11,195,704

Net
Expenditures

1,008,082
10,605,477

1,008,505
(523,550)

4,082,976

46,817
16,138
127,875
93,053

21,702,899
16,188,938

268,113

45,808
484,435

A
D
J

117,202
499,180

8,290

21,820,101
16,688,118

268,113

45,808
492,725

1,655,180
410,629

24,783

94,768

20,164,921
16,277,489

243,330

45,808
397,957

1,330,178
31,304
(69,965)

11,382,046
3,549,216
258,697
173,002

1,908,591
2,279

104,821
72,834

11,486,867
3,622,050
258,697
173,002

1,908,591
2,279

8,591,658
249,681
275,841
291,743

1,714,862

2,895,209
3,372,369
(17,144)
(118,741)

193,729
2,279

681,967

681,967

121,055

560,912

1,935,344

8,513

1,943,857

57,703

1,886,154

2,074,419
138,285
229,480

39,700
206,965

13,360

22,072

2,087,779
138,285
251,552

39,700
206,965

1,035,478

519,178

1,052,301
138,285
(267,626)

39,700
206,965

5,044,112

911,040

714,015

25,005

5,069,117

911,040

714,015

5,395,496

1,145,708

(326,379)

(234,668)

714,015

2,560,324

16,898

E
A

2,560,324

16,898

2,600,413

29,250

(40,089)

(12,352)

8,385,809

1,307,148

E
A

8,385,809

1,307,148

8,856,009

1,031,943

(470,200)

275,205

2,540,453

2,083,888

391,424

2,931,877

2,083,888

514,062

1,734,183

2,417,815

349,705

5,842,958

9,166,912
662,801
547,248

ABJ

AB

49,657

123,757

5,892,615

9,290,669
662,801
547,248

1,803,474

575,129

648,608

4,089,141

8,715,540
662,801
(101,360)

29,309
20,772,732

9,971,313

29,309
12,293,800

102,094,970

1,076,359 $

103,171,329 $

1,492,381 $

29,309
22,265,113 $

44,018,919 $

59,152,410

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Marcos (San Diego County)

Functional
Revenues

102,400
4,418,100

$
531,700

102,400 $
4,949,800

580,000

8,845,300
6,744,300

A
A
E

AI

581,200
390,400

9,426,500
7,134,700

937,500
954,900

2,398,300
209,900
2,511,800
2,158,800

AE

3,998,200
1,748,500
2,147,000
736,700

6,396,500
1,958,400
4,658,800
2,895,500

2,888,600
980,300
4,759,100
3,029,500

136,700

Net
Expenditures
$

102,400
4,369,800

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

3,565 $
308,286

Functional
Revenues
8,776 $
1,329,610

870,201
4,784,196

11,178,412
4,945,012
1,481,161

210,583

1,944,954
1,452,589
1,939,843

210,583

9,233,458
3,492,423
(458,682)

32,312,576

37,462,276

16,878,449
52,149

114,300

20,583,827
(52,149)

(114,300)

875,412
5,805,520

8,489,000
6,179,800

10,935,763
4,272,295
1,481,161

210,583

D
A
A

242,649
672,717

3,507,900
978,100
(100,300)
(134,000)

(136,700)

5,149,700

878,977 $
6,113,806

Net
Expenditures

1,815,400

288,500

2,103,900

2,711,100

(607,200)

3,296,353

13,069

3,309,422

263,871

3,045,551

1,910,900

520,600
410,400

215,000

1,910,900

520,600
625,400

398,300
1,332,500

1,910,900

122,300
(707,100)

285,774

1,761,783

302,018

587,792

1,761,783

16,677,434

2,003,037

(16,089,642)

(241,254)

6,898,800

E
A

2,008,400

8,907,200

8,821,000

86,200

J
H

5,486,900

492,100

213,000

992,800

13,300

580,500

6,479,700

505,400

793,500

1,498,400

282,800

345,100

4,981,300

222,600

448,400

4,364,760

135,431

2,330,416

11,528

6,695,176

146,959

3,480,806

53,249

3,214,370

93,710

6,240,100

51,377,100

1,843,700

16,075,900 $

(2,879,300)

26,834,100

631,289

39,205,824

36,196,824 $

8,083,800

67,453,000 $

10,963,100

40,618,900 $

631,289

75,402,648 $

32,015
46,441,665 $

631,289

(32,015)
28,960,983

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

439

440

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Marino (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

San Mateo (San Mateo County)


Functional
Revenues

298,669
2,104,420

257 $
925,225

298,926 $
3,029,645

3,275,164
2,762,901

72,119

287,539
15,899

A
A
A

163,727
9,092

148,194
13,840

3,438,891
2,771,993

72,119

435,733
29,739

1,543,438
1,100,185
174,293
5,603

894,964
583,244

383,838

648,117
5,210

46,003

1,543,081
588,454

383,838

46,003

422,497

207,491

34,800

125,636

Net
Expenditures
$

298,926
2,904,009

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

63,446 $
3,404,789

Total
Expenditures
1,032,576 $
8,136,420

Functional
Revenues
$
2,703,521

Net
Expenditures

969,130
4,731,631

1,032,576
5,432,899

1,895,453
1,671,808
(174,293)
66,516

435,733
29,739

19,894,552
13,514,518

998,097
975

A
A
H

1,027,221
3,480,651

1,018,813

20,921,773
16,995,169

2,016,910
975

2,819,890
769,057

623,132

18,101,883
16,226,112

1,393,778
975

1,120,584
588,454

176,347

11,203

2,327,432
656,154
1,316,750

7,269,275
35,646
753,490

9,596,707
691,800
2,070,240

6,384,351
5,350
1,142,893

3,212,356
686,450
927,347

6,000

6,000

211,812

(205,812)

1,027,454

1,529,767

2,557,221

17,977

2,539,244

130,000

9,123

98,502

77,798

130,000

98,502

86,921

275,515

98,502

88,055

(145,515)

(1,134)

3,945,632

1,167,901

270,223

155,515

3,483,498

4,101,147

4,651,399

270,223

9,878,091

255,988

1,457,375

(5,776,944)

4,395,411

270,223
(1,457,375)

1,690

I
H

25,354

27,044

18,499

8,545

201,067
11,928,594

E
A

1,247,003
2,561,134

1,448,070
14,489,728

1,527,672
15,151,091

(79,602)
(661,363)

1,434,154

819,748

176,013

75,552

1,610,167

895,300

868,438

62,996

741,729

832,304

10,232,135

5,199,386

2,615,911

2,593,034

1,986,929

143,865

12,825,169

7,186,315

2,759,776

4,395,055

1,924,007

3,017,481

8,430,114

5,262,308

(257,705)

13,079,472

2,630
5,240,390

(2,563)
10,252,033

80,997,542

30,754,076 $

67
2,412,951 $

67
15,492,423 $

111,751,618 $

52,072,931 $

59,678,687

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Pablo (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
103,208

377,846 $
1,165,009

San Rafael (Marin County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

377,846
1,061,801

7,239,114

1,071,677

A
H
H

1,073,260

3,682

8,312,374

1,075,359

774,970

859,323

599,556

77,984

2,800,486
81,308

45,204

3,400,042
81,308

123,188

4,154,945

120,735

60,988

Operating
Expenditures

377,846
1,104,021

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

60 $
2,732,079

Functional
Revenues

1,084,271 $
7,324,284

Net
Expenditures

47,884 $
177,009

1,084,211
4,592,205

1,036,387
7,147,275

7,537,404

216,036

14,819,784
10,779,528
3,487,891

1,111,144

AB
A
A

47,395
34,773
5,409

234,205

14,867,179
10,814,301
3,493,300

1,345,349

1,569,179
4,029,488
2,038,900

13,298,000
6,784,813
1,454,400

1,345,349

(754,903)
81,308

2,453

3,993,566

1,406,079

1,431,520

90,622

5,425,086

1,496,701

5,865,733

1,873,171

(440,647)

(376,470)

168,029

168,029

168,029

2,294,542

145,134

2,439,676

1,010,268

1,429,408

872,319

649,099

13,010

4,500

82,125

876,819

649,099

95,135

715,944

846,015

160,875

(196,916)

95,135

1,429,336

58,196

1,487,532

1,436,493

121,915
3,000

51,039

(121,915)
(3,000)

E
F

I
H

629,987

234,161

442,635

7,614

1,072,622

241,775

87,795

263,936

984,827

(22,161)

7,020,576

2,112,130
448,237

1,218,003

5,919
25

8,238,579

2,118,049
448,262

4,191,644

576,081

4,046,935

1,541,968
448,262

12,994,583

7,884,651

9,753,954

54,579,229

6,003,340 $

4,644,022 $

17,638,605 $

60,582,569 $

22,940,765 $

37,641,804

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

441

442

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
San Ramon (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,214,040
5,366,088

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
2,477,384

Sand City (Monterey County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,214,040 $
7,843,472

405,695

1,214,040
7,437,777

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

176,012
472,860

Total
Expenditures

$
87,776

Functional
Revenues

176,012 $
560,636

Net
Expenditures
$

176,012
560,636

7,602,660

477,127

AD
J
J

7,602,660

477,127

736,925

455,209

6,865,735

21,918

1,157,710
177,792

570

8,106

A
C
J

31,893

1,189,603
177,792

570

8,106

176,030

8,106

1,013,573
177,792

570

916,060
2,689,145

873,010

4,553,478

5,469,538
2,689,145

873,010

7,604,553
2,290,266

(2,135,015)
398,879

873,010

780,650

95,076

780,650

95,076

50,506

730,144

95,076

974,215

974,215

974,215

604,935

AE

5,099

610,034

279,829

330,205

2,831,049

369,297

2,831,049

369,297

4,474,383

6,710

(1,643,334)

362,587

27,307

1,000

27,307

1,000

72,739

(45,432)

1,000

234,435

E
J

234,435

163,474

70,961

J
H

11,958,063

344,525

11,958,063

344,525

2,430,221

9,527,842

344,525

49,658

47,105

96,763

96,763

35,849,714

24,313,140

3,551,676

171,873 $

3,723,549 $

7,030,862 $

42,880,576 $

18,567,436 $

587,210 $

3,136,339

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Sanger (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

351,238
319,078

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

351,238 $
319,078

Santa Ana (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

167,240

Net
Expenditures
$

351,238
151,838

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

3,136,821
9,147,998

Total
Expenditures

12,933 $
2,802,402

3,149,754 $
11,950,400

Functional
Revenues
52,407 $
8,347,602

Net
Expenditures
3,097,347
3,602,798

2,775,681
1,231,370
1,021,286
33,394

192,228

AB
AB
A

50,865
174,093

2,826,546
1,405,463
1,021,286
33,394

192,228

558,038
817,604

1,777
15
118,543

2,268,508
587,859
1,021,286
31,617
(15)
73,685

87,166,957
34,382,176

1,428,243
2,007,812
1,929,658

AB
AB
AI

972,091
2,534,878

6,003
13,298
6,103

88,139,048
36,917,054

1,434,246
2,021,110
1,935,761

20,531,992
3,531,722

450,244
2,114,693
5,587

67,607,056
33,385,332

984,002
(93,583)
1,930,174

560,335

1,804,842

2,365,177

895,076

1,470,101

11,938,943
1,802,013
3,385,638

769,578

22,053,319
5,734
327,970

33,992,262
1,807,747
3,713,608

769,578

30,123,246
1,866,406
2,910,042

1,499,716

3,869,016
(58,659)
803,566

(730,138)

391,358

25,754

417,112

648,678

(231,566)

3,607,814

25,279

3,633,093

83,671

3,549,422

114,292

92,961

114,292

92,961

6,496

150

107,796

92,961
(150)

6,578,516
10,363,646
30,621,340
6,442,664
1,005,440

6,355

762,961
13,041

6,584,871
10,363,646
31,384,301
6,455,705
1,005,440

6,157,905
9,975,359
31,039,997
6,135,866
1,005,095

426,966
388,287
344,304
319,839
345

94,992

1,867,897
2,133,819

A
A

187,837
2,125

94,992

2,055,734
2,135,944

1,900,612
2,107,898

94,992

155,122
28,046

388,919

12,112,080
1,613,726

623,868

E
AEF

188,761

388,919

12,112,080
1,802,487

623,868

357,566

12,171,576
3,086,102

701,879

31,353

(59,496)
(1,283,615)

(78,011)

871,625

1,057,429

27,560

518,664

899,185

1,576,093

441,602

457,583

1,576,093

16,465,508

5,048,249
1,285,935

3,891,598

42,978
207,987

20,357,106

5,091,227
1,493,922

9,724,813

879,602

10,632,293

4,211,625
1,493,922

1,391,860

14,500,843

1,571,579

633

9,235,941

330,881

(633)

8,567,242

29,413,073

282,666,615

AF

5,230,848

39,104,539 $

31,385,046

184,138,134 $

3,258,875

137,633,020

510,600

3,302,340 $

1,902,460

17,803,183 $

34,643,921

321,771,154 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

443

444

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

2,477,385
10,777,238

23,220,524
13,126,940
154,930
366,486

736,148

A
A
HI

9,579,504

4,639,842
750,612
10,032,094
8,238,073

Total
Expenditures

$
2,482,500

Santa Clara (Santa Clara County)


Functional
Revenues

2,477,385 $
13,259,738

1,360
9,134,517

2,854

130,400

23,223,378
13,126,940
154,930
366,486

866,548

4,053,505
1,088,677

40,421

8,170,369

17,749,873

4,639,842
750,612
10,032,094
8,238,073

7,011,698

4,685,611
300,000
13,321,917
9,584,710

Net
Expenditures
$

2,476,025
4,125,221

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Net
Expenditures

$
6,802,342

2,044,290
31,211,092

144,698
4,528,053

31,048,708
33,276,426

636,158

2,106,467
1,817,672

79,615

28,942,241
31,458,754

556,543

4,872,520
1,509,301

15,709,278
4,253,764
1,279,220

4,331,250

723,032

11,378,028
4,253,764
556,188

19,169,873
12,038,263
154,930
326,065

866,548

30,904,010
28,748,373

636,158

AB
AB
E

10,738,175

(45,769)
450,612
(3,289,823)
(1,346,637)

10,836,758
2,744,463
1,279,220

$
13,029,061

Functional
Revenues

2,044,290 $
38,013,434

2,044,290
24,984,373

Total
Expenditures

2,472,598

12,000

2,484,598

5,967

2,478,631

1,843,807

1,843,807

130,499

1,713,308

3,463,079
1,898,807
1,445,855

2,252,495

3,463,079
1,898,807
1,445,855

2,252,495

4,514,919

2,545,998

(1,051,840)
1,898,807
(1,100,143)

2,252,495

2,943,763

939,238

670,490

2,943,763

1,609,728

3,637,278

1,673,135

(693,515)

(63,407)

8,667,384

E
A

8,667,384

9,994,460

(1,327,076)

14,554,442
11,473,461
769,871
781,455

AE
AC

222,254
326,739
71,620

14,776,696
11,800,200
841,491
781,455

12,421,479
15,978,791
474,899
1,175,925

2,355,217
(4,178,591)
366,592
(394,470)

10,348,746

4,168,867

1,606,648

575,439

10,348,746

4,744,306

1,606,648

2,479,401

2,146,239

2,001,412

7,869,345

2,598,067

(394,764)

10,898,595

5,928,236

2,185,412

18,890,195

13,084,007

24,818,431

2,532,683

23,555,894

10,551,324

1,262,537

25,416,329

145,840,584

596,848

11,970,410 $

29,245,199

102,156,011 $

(3,232,022)

55,654,983

15,803,230

209,881,925

377,995,668

1,841,545

50,516,588

98,808,476 $

26,013,177

157,810,994 $

17,644,775

260,398,513

476,804,144 $

17,410,590

221,578,740

316,430,291 $

234,185

38,819,773

160,373,853

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Santa Clarita (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

2,290,904
15,649,030

12,034,751
32,019

1,825,834
38,259

D
D
DI

24,906,298
8,375,381

14,168,664

AE

3,196 $
234,898

Total
Expenditures

Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz County)


Functional
Revenues

2,294,100 $
15,883,928

1,827,667

27,491

12,062,242
32,019

1,825,834
38,259

1,691,162

1,949,425

421,806

1,771,341

25,328,104
8,375,381

15,940,005

16,569,034
7,267,656

15,714,048

Net
Expenditures
$

2,294,100
14,056,261

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
767,616

1,476,913 $
5,584,114

Functional
Revenues
348,256 $
2,567,223

Net
Expenditures

1,476,913
4,816,498

1,128,657
3,016,891

10,371,080
32,019

(123,591)
38,259

15,532,538
6,683,180

383,673

328,186

132,726

A
A
AI

AI

346,466
121,253

4,018

6,981

15,879,004
6,804,433

383,673

332,204

139,707

1,909,459
615,017

27,868

13,969,545
6,189,416

355,805

332,204

139,707

8,759,070
1,107,725

225,957

3,032,434
521,644
3,444,652
569,247

4,695,326
152,429
39,632

7,727,760
674,073
3,484,284
569,247

6,280,104
23,496
2,618,880
569,247

1,447,656
650,577
865,404

3,455,113

4,672

3,459,785

187,783

3,272,002

1,959,998

280

1,960,278

266,495

1,693,783

5,057,766

826,298

2,596,988

51,909

562

266,464

5,109,675

826,860

2,863,452

6,326,197

932,366

1,530,782

(1,216,522)

(105,506)

1,332,670

2,214,457
694,069
506,691

715,231

25,472

3,522,069

2,239,929
694,069
4,028,760

715,231

2,463,164
683,271
2,035,611

303,217
519,560

(223,235)
10,798
1,993,149

412,014
(519,560)

45,269

3,057,791

149,772

I
D

57,359

45,269

3,115,150

149,772

2,482,206

45,269

632,944

149,772

1,895,592

14,342,430
13,294,916

A
A

2,911,551
4,052,716

1,895,592

17,253,981
17,347,632

13,876,417
14,298,512

1,895,592

3,377,564
3,049,120

17,637,635

1,553,677

146,400

17,784,035

1,553,677

7,102,529

1,719,838

10,681,506

(1,719,838)

1,553,677

7,035,024
1,062,163
1,424,760
295,257
1,838,778

1,243,894

ABI

ABF

3,198,921
276,688

361
76,564

17,393

10,233,945
1,338,851
1,424,760
295,618
1,915,342

1,261,287

4,528,505
1,809,203

36,881
2,101,381

585,697

5,705,440
(470,352)
1,424,760
258,737
(186,039)

675,590

113,701,449

51,386,854

12,889,859

98,334,810

2,986,098 $

116,687,547 $

65,300,693 $

5,732,851

25,948,587 $

18,622,710

124,283,397 $

15,797,417

74,264,881 $

2,825,293

50,018,516

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

445

446

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Santa Fe Springs (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

2,081 $
416,121

7,259,173
10,106,501
883,294
53,279

588,310
66,380

C
A
A

302,453
96,967

88,201
8,074

7,561,626
10,203,468
883,294
53,279

676,511
74,454

776,580
1,777,899
53,839

849,807

1,950,335
1,022,520

793,779

168,986

2,119,321
1,022,520

793,779

691,288
10,774

508,954

20,569

552,662
1,173,337

554,743 $
1,589,458

Santa Maria (Santa Barbara County)

353,761

Net
Expenditures
$

554,743
1,235,697

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
1,628,088

117,505
4,961,491

6,785,046
8,425,569
829,455
53,279

(173,296)
74,454

13,519,207
4,464,150

11,908
426,375

AB
AB
J

950,869
685,716

1,428,033
1,011,746

284,825

(20,569)

1,935,196
925,669

2,305,115

5,499,525

117,505 $
6,589,579

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
8,012,901

117,505
(1,423,322)

14,470,076
5,149,866

11,908
426,375

2,101,414
352,242

9,238
8,413
11,370

12,368,662
4,797,624

2,670
417,962
(11,370)

7,434,721
925,669

2,305,115

4,113,885
1,011,711

2,586,044

3,320,836
(86,042)

(280,929)

230,002

230,002

132,065

97,937

904,304

904,304

1,950,568

(1,046,264)

1,302,005
163,943
239,454

535,197

23,814

1,325,819
163,943
239,454

535,197

1,406,503
11,524
239,454

(80,684)
152,419

535,197

2,474,228

19,927

2,494,155

2,531,795
130,288

120,353

(37,640)
(130,288)

(120,353)

2,699,183

202,932

EI
J

103,313

2,802,496

202,932

1,425,784

231,030

1,376,712

(28,098)

9,684,279
3,324,330

AE
A

9,684,279
3,324,330

17,679,766
4,829,803

(7,995,487)
(1,505,473)

5,731,912

1,378,588

68,552

40,228

5,800,464

1,418,816

1,342,654

283,792

4,457,810

1,135,024

4,415,447

1,563,108

2,427,031

AB

AB

1,704,171

181,894

18,453

6,119,618

1,745,002

2,445,484

2,611,554

863,183

1,047,362

3,508,064

881,819

1,398,122

5,898,815

42,831,601

AJ

745,796

2,064,586 $

(1,702,229)

26,433,070

19,316,521

72,775,864

AJ

10,688,643 $

6,644,611

44,896,187 $

8,346,840

18,463,117 $

19,316,521

83,464,507 $

22,575,276

321,737
8,214
72,877,117 $

(3,258,755)

(321,737)
(8,214)
10,587,390

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Santa Monica (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

7,971,146
8,802,351

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

16,543 $

Total
Expenditures
7,987,689 $
8,802,351

Santa Paula (Ventura County)


Functional
Revenues
315,617
9,055,478

Net
Expenditures
$

7,672,072
(253,127)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

170,726
2,069,559

Total
Expenditures
$
8,031

170,726 $
2,077,590

Functional
Revenues
$
130,886

Net
Expenditures
170,726
1,946,704

50,843,370
18,932,161

805,902

1,573,821
404,499

AB
AB
DI

24,113,875
826,733

124,233

2,372,284

74,957,245
19,758,894

930,135

3,946,105
404,499

3,275,287
366,285

182,672

8,629,167

71,681,958
19,392,609

747,463

3,946,105
(8,224,668)

4,068,741
883,311

23,838
1,691,277

AB
AB
I

53,330
251,725

4,122,071
1,135,036

23,838
1,691,277

516,564
10,432

22,105

1,770,289

3,605,507
1,124,604

(22,105)

(1,746,451)
1,691,277

7,202,982

35,478,907
2,848,968

12,462,934

19,665,916

35,478,907
2,848,968

14,999,348

62,337,546
3,211,922

4,666,568

(26,858,639)
(362,954)

2,297,506
451,287

2,297,506
451,287

2,098,541

198,965
451,287

9,630,045

656,725

10,286,770

1,901,028

8,385,742

349,013

ABE

349,013

149,206

199,807

8,321,320

17,437,581

89,476

3,677,019

8,410,796

21,114,600

2,368,874

22,954,388

6,041,922

(1,839,788)

574,733

6,356

13,217

574,733

6,356

13,217

289,118

295,004

8,313

285,615

(288,648)

4,904

12,663,667

14,318,501
13,273,084
1,048,485

A
AJ

24,189

10,420,812

12,687,856

14,318,501
23,693,896
1,048,485

14,832,699
11,902,320
413,610

12,687,856

(514,198)
11,791,576
634,875

1,150,511
1,389,648

A
A

1,150,511
1,389,648

66,091

1,637,255
2,169,954

(66,091)

(486,744)
(780,306)

21,161,990
5,247,849
9,274,664

3,081,149
812,139

AB

AB

3,495,924
341,834
7,097,547

95,702
267,563

24,657,914
5,589,683
16,372,211

3,176,851
1,079,702

7,802,164
2,342,689
25,659,732

2,461,018
676,188

16,855,750
3,246,994
(9,287,521)

715,833
403,514

498,468
7,900

189,776

185,988
19,209

36,758

75,547

498,468
44,658

189,776

261,535
19,209

165,850

8,050

332,618
44,658

181,726

261,535
19,209

15,476,601

266,611,182

(2,054,312)

119,475,630

3,728,636

19,769,700

425,391 $

3,728,636

20,195,091 $

5,458,307

3,631
251,235
15,050,831 $

66,083,393 $

15,476,601

332,694,575 $

17,530,913

213,218,945 $

(1,729,671)

(3,631)
(251,235)
5,144,260

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

447

448

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Santa Rosa (Sonoma County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
416,625

1,944,128 $
18,660,368

Santee (San Diego County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,944,128
18,243,743

34,009,180
18,520,426

1,365,420
118,760
2,464,243

A
A
I

AE

9,691,887
1,248,288

1,416,187

43,701,067
19,768,714

1,365,420
118,760
3,880,430

12,816,908
2,062,149

69,822
5,750

7,410,419
1,594,015
3,389,263
7,003,015

AHI

8,690,296
254,207
173,765
1,958,030

16,100,715
1,848,222
3,563,028
8,961,045

14,549,098
149,404
3,326,108
9,114,307

9,427,472

1,944,128
9,232,896

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
1,071,072

Functional
Revenues

327,691 $
5,929,382

23,985 $
84,001

Net
Expenditures

327,691
4,858,310

303,706
5,845,381

30,884,159
17,706,565

1,365,420
48,938
3,874,680

8,272,808
5,010,512
1,108,317
176,566

403,767
7,537

D
AB
A

11,508

8,272,808
5,022,020
1,108,317
176,566

403,767
7,537

405,401
1,262,070
1,099,536

412,011
2,608

7,867,407
3,759,950
8,781
176,566

(8,244)
4,929

1,551,617
1,698,818
236,920
(153,262)

2,157,162
459,913

46,109

2,265,870

4,423,032
459,913

46,109

2,836,268
320,924

85,962

1,586,764
138,989

(39,853)

2,850,524

2,850,524

2,850,524

205,500

(205,500)

5,452,365

5,452,365

4,119,660

1,332,705

488,799

488,799

2,003,285
396,865

30,173

(1,514,486)
(396,865)

(30,173)

42,922,937

E
A

83,563,400

126,486,337

140,794,498

(14,308,161)

114,777

J
H

114,777

37,215

77,562

10,754,243

936,909

7,734,771

22,400

80,700

18,489,014

22,400

1,017,609

9,477,956

42,000

1,345,519

9,011,058

(19,600)

(327,910)

1,178,993

2,422

481,512

AFJ

2,985,195

4,164,188

2,422

481,512

1,169,963

888

1,125

2,994,225

1,534

481,512
(1,125)

20,414,072

179,393,662

AF

7,830,345

123,080,901 $

28,346,136

235,646,787 $

(101,719)

66,827,776

25,095,195

28,244,417

302,474,563 $

6,333,645 $

31,428,840 $

10,377,780 $

21,051,060

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Saratoga (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

11,193 $
4,500,553

339,104 $
7,524,099

Sausalito (Marin County)


Functional
Revenues

327,911
3,023,546

3,245,974

178,186

14,534

D
J
H

676

3,246,650

178,186

14,534

378,577
18,255

10,500

2,762,596
287,262

54,138

503,531
48,911

3,266,127
336,173

54,138

2,080,481
103,448

2,417,481

Net
Expenditures
$

339,104
5,106,618

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

227,411
3,677,699

2,868,073
(18,255)

178,186

4,034

2,665,558
1,997,931
126,692

A
AB
AF

1,185,646
232,725

54,138

1,268,934

Total
Expenditures
$
5,213

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

227,411 $
3,682,912

$
409,972

227,411
3,272,940

2,665,558
1,997,931
126,692

248,520
6,656
137,843

2,417,038
1,991,275
(11,151)

65,765

1,334,699

1,533,902

(199,203)

1,258,030

1,258,030

742,929

515,101

539,724

539,724

161,916

377,808

1,183,411

96,023

138,241

7,766,472

8,949,883

96,023

138,241

1,637,641

158,590

7,312,242

(62,567)

138,241

400,174

814,525

21,289

400,174

835,814

293,803

1,509,262

106,371

(673,448)

151,423

J
J

151,423

25,486

125,937

636,787

J
A

636,787

525,834

110,953

2,669,862

843,756

23,583

1,102,853

3,772,715

843,756

23,583

922,571

2,850,144

843,756

23,583

542,650

535,505

5,834

542,650

541,339

518,692

34,090

23,958

507,249

16,258,476

8,495,959

21,696,706

13,433,590

98,101 $

13,531,691 $

5,380,490 $

13,934,189 $

30,192,665 $

8,151,201

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

449

450

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Scotts Valley (Santa Cruz County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Seal Beach (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

165,213
2,154,668

$
25,068

165,213 $
2,179,736

534,203

2,908,181

65,073

53,350
45,419

AB
H
HJ

66,869

2,975,050

65,073

53,350
45,419

325,630

260
8,088

411,208
44,873

1,131,903
850

1,543,111
45,723

1,606,108
50,345

165,213
1,645,533

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

1,108,028 $
3,205,254

A
D
D

47,715

6,130,800

3,255,147
149,417

185,838

1,851,154

12,231

146,312

4,279,646

3,255,147
137,186

39,526

3,017,577

3,403,986
370,654

3,526,052
40,402
255,312
96,148

(122,066)
330,252
(255,312)
(96,148)

2,649,420

(260)
56,985

53,350
45,419

6,083,085

3,255,147
149,417

185,838

(62,997)
(4,622)

386,409
370,654

$
40,300

Net
Expenditures

$
65,893

1,108,028
3,139,361

Total
Expenditures

1,108,028
3,164,954

362,651

1,434

364,085

364,085

459,969

64,615

524,584

28,787

495,797

601,293

48

1,935

603,228

48

437,979

18,068

165,249

(18,020)

786,492

786,492

813,763

(27,271)

1,567,219

63,400

J
A

461,709

2,028,928

63,400

2,022,367

121,757

6,561

(58,357)

711,565
434,340

E
A

154,151

711,565
588,491

768,188
995,475

(56,623)
(406,984)

1,269,036

3,855
63,732

GI

10,532

1,357,302
1,914

1,279,568

1,361,157
65,646

1,079,304

31,437

1,156,658
44,286

200,264

(31,437)

204,499
21,360

1,494,998

1,494,998

944,641

550,357

9,779,219

3,059,516 $

7,436,490

5,402,245

2,131,732

20,697,035

12,838,735 $

24,379

3,374,330 $

2,156,111

24,071,365 $

2,922,288

12,441,053 $

(766,177)

11,630,312

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Seaside (Monterey County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

250,532
2,032,506

5,833,871
2,802,076

A
A
E

1,402,760

Total
Expenditures

$
687,015

Sebastopol (Sonoma County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

250,532 $
2,719,521

721,407

54,390
4,241

5,888,261
2,806,317

683,630
9,082

2,490

42,891

601,012

2,003,772

1,099,568

Operating
Expenditures

250,532
1,998,114

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

1,568 $
11,327

152,297 $
553,611

Functional
Revenues
238,387 $

Net
Expenditures

150,729
542,284

(86,090)
553,611

5,204,631
2,797,235

(2,490)

(42,891)

2,160,649
397,249

9,248

87,674
3,891

A
AB
B

111,394
23,619

2,272,043
420,868

9,248

87,674
3,891

312,890
6,181

9,240

38,244

1,959,153
414,687

87,674
3,891
(38,244)

904,204

613,110

10,698

623,808

161,197
3,753

462,611
(3,753)

735,034

735,034

196,080

538,954

232,260

4,543

236,803

39,393

197,410

904,611

472,187

117,966

904,611

590,153

444,175

1,070,926

460,436

(480,773)

412,942

8,895

4,625

417,567

8,895

362,346

1,305
73,875

55,221

7,590
(73,875)

EJ
J

2,234,778

C
C

2,234,778

2,767,375

(532,597)

1,957,237

312,883

1,042,157

101,569

2,999,394

101,569

312,883

216,292

2,783,102

101,569

312,883

356,284

109,287

14,953

371,237

109,287

120,067

31,814

251,170

(31,814)

109,287

362,337

17,066,034

AI

2,608,350 $

345,058

4,831,599

17,279

14,842,785

1,298,994

8,618,274

182,727 $

1,298,994

8,801,001 $

1,059,567

5,225,634 $

362,337

19,674,384 $

239,427

3,575,367

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

451

452

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Selma (Fresno County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Shafter (Kern County)


Functional
Revenues

155,555
1,064,468

$
425,639

155,555 $
1,490,107

3,034,555
880,987
1,052,869
68,185

175,923

AB
AB
A

156,198
131,083
108,569

3,190,753
1,012,070
1,161,438
68,185

175,923

467,405
130,642
1,087,649
3,927
2,179

966,010
24,403

229,286

2,752,828

3,718,838
24,403

229,286

3,796,750
22,926

183,031

548,425

Net
Expenditures
$

155,555
941,682

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

126,424 $
75,452

220,418 $
805,630

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

235,427 $
1,949,665

93,994
730,178

(15,009)
(1,144,035)

2,723,348
881,428
73,789
64,258
(2,179)
175,923

2,149,837
399,009

83,118

86,527

8,886,350

AB
D
DJ

41,081

2,149,837
399,009

124,199

86,527

8,886,350

777,705

6,355

44,423

9,697,413

1,372,132
399,009

117,844

42,104

(811,063)

(77,912)
1,477

46,255

542,580

146,655

80,172

493,557

23,253

1,036,137

169,908

80,172

1,121,476

154,657

(85,339)

15,251

80,172

196,403

196,403

54,862

141,541

245,159

245,159

245,159

427,042
227,083

400,747
79,033

427,042
227,083

400,747
79,033

516,047
369,320

136,626
96,817

(89,005)
(142,237)

264,121
(17,784)

346,028

151

2,791

348,819

151

668,470

1,340

(319,651)

(1,189)

467,396

E
F

467,396

464,065

3,331

341,013
686,941

AI
AH

1,870,359

341,013
2,557,300

644,912
1,692,067

(303,899)
865,233

1,006,221

21,737

35,743

91,774

3,577

1,097,995

21,737

39,320

340,238

757,757

21,737

39,320

243,761

AH

15,777

259,538

116,965

142,573

60,321
10,573,967

3,669,668 $

8,220,909

60,321
6,022,726

1,399,154

16,460,627

2,648,694 $

1,399,154

19,109,321 $

1,759,606

18,870,481 $

(360,452)

238,840

60,321
14,243,635 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Shasta Lake (Shasta County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

103,046 $
1,765,465

Sierra Madre (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

103,046
1,765,465

1,784,575

153,769

D
H
I

1,689

1,786,264

153,769

144,427

14,307

162,901

505,403

668,304

3,377,031

103,046
(1,611,566)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,641,837

139,462

599,051

69,253

Total
Expenditures

37,603

234,451

272,054

272,054

241,932
79,759

30,060

241,932
79,759

30,060

143,069

98,863
79,759

30,060

253,783
1,042,859

E
A

253,783
1,042,859

1,168,890

253,783
(126,031)

369,801

369,801

86,186

283,615

1,294,007

10,596,652

17,916,212

1,294,007

10,619,548

18,680,651 $

1,574,431

14,605,713

21,713,105 $

(280,424)

(3,986,165)

(3,032,454)

22,896

764,439 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

453

454

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Signal Hill (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

326,821
1,482,276

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

890 $
38,867

327,711 $
1,521,143

Simi Valley (Ventura County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

23,692

327,711
1,497,451

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,146,413
4,388,543

Total
Expenditures

$
1,179,095

1,146,413 $
5,567,638

Functional
Revenues
$
870,879

Net
Expenditures
1,146,413
4,696,759

5,044,261

35,828

147,152
16,837

AB
CD
CD

28,817

5,073,078

35,828

147,152
16,837

493,323

6,125

4,579,755

29,703

147,152
16,837

19,604,126

344,188
30

163,386

AB
D
D

1,761,942

21,366,068

344,188
30

163,386

1,497,998

23,053

19,868,070

344,188
30

140,333

1,026,711
111,430

103,458

3,335,084

4,361,795
111,430

103,458

4,788,561

139,008

10,601

(426,766)
111,430

(35,550)

(10,601)

2,279,832
3,999,838

3,626,741

2,243,827
340,698

(688,014)

4,523,659
4,340,536

2,938,727

6,157,352
2,130,642

2,351,589

(1,633,693)
2,209,894

587,138

444,192

84

444,276

778

443,498

2,555,141

2,555,141

990,778

1,564,363

1,052,411

125,979

30,057

36,322

1,088,733

125,979

30,057

771,623

209,471

317,110

(83,492)

30,057

5,300,611

2,165,649
747,194

5,300,611

2,165,649
747,194

4,648,970

942,097

651,641

1,223,552
747,194

360,740
269,563

E
AEF

205,540

360,740
475,103

251,922
31,975

108,818
443,128

376,522

1,151,164
8,521,458

A
A

3,744,644

376,522

1,151,164
12,266,102

64,054

112,858
9,684,409

312,468

1,038,306
2,581,693

1,368,088

396,821

109,220

1,371,074

8,280

1,567

2,739,162

405,101

110,787

662,300

23,003

2,076,862

382,098

110,787

274,940

274,940

14,905

274,940

(14,905)

2,518,694

14,970,539

408,843

5,435,368 $

4,456,890

11,869,272 $

(1,529,353)

8,536,635

45,145
56,690,921

45,145
65,273,113 $

29,489,584 $

2,927,537

20,405,907 $

8,582,192 $

45,145
35,783,529

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Solana Beach (San Diego County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

788,856
1,351,001

1,952,233
2,194,286

65,725

202,571
12,861
966,640

D
A
D

443,028
318,469

2,899

Total
Expenditures

$
5,935

Soledad (Monterey County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

788,856 $
1,356,936

514,926

740
41,003

32,698
11,773
22,406

1,952,973
2,235,289

65,725

235,269
24,634
989,046

226,818
510,403
14,900
15,875

337,969

119,500

1,073,413
20,979

163,330

1,516,441
339,448

166,229

788,856
842,010

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
36,003

69,565 $
845,644

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
240,405

69,565
809,641

69,565
605,239

1,726,155
1,724,886
(14,900)
49,850

(102,700)
24,634
869,546

1,466,719
280,633

A
B
E

11,834
66,906

1,478,553
347,539

288,437
141,243

3,936

39,896

1,190,116
206,296

(3,936)

(39,896)

849,819
373,390

666,622
(33,942)

166,229

308,238

65,263

505,451

813,689

65,263

509,352

6,912

304,337

58,351

430,929

430,929

430,929

128,945

128,945

18,303

110,642

584,524

64,671

584,524

64,671

544,723

40,230

39,801

24,441

233,051

57,236

233,051

57,236

1,930,034

134,550

(1,696,983)

(77,314)

4,074,599

E
F

4,074,599

3,205,016

869,583

879,904
1,524,651

AE
A

879,904
1,524,651

1,032,910
1,726,870

(153,006)
(202,219)

587,245

367,181

954,426

627,913

326,513

180,238

141,099

321,337

321,337

13,975,866

7,381,482

8,398,513

1,241,947

7,246,031

1,465,000

2,226,293 $

2,706,947

9,472,324 $

1,804,129 $

15,779,995 $

1,888,677

7,961,525 $

818,270

1,510,799

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

455

456

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Solvang (Santa Barbara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

196,870
1,003,545

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
277,670

196,870 $
1,281,215

Sonoma (Sonoma County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

602,027

196,870
679,188

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

116,789
1,233,919

Total
Expenditures

$
655,418

Functional
Revenues

116,789 $
1,889,337

Net
Expenditures
$

116,789
1,889,337

818,092
543,902

17,361

D
AB
BE

83,734

901,826
543,902

17,361

24,429

877,397
543,902

17,361

2,206,471
1,185,362
1,267,818

A
A
AF

69,630

2,276,101
1,185,362
1,267,818

410,957
803
1,520,165
7,173

1,865,144
1,184,559
(252,347)
(7,173)

1,432,925
401,474

390,194

48,773

CDE

98,994

1,531,919
401,474

390,194

48,773

651,815

571,843

880,104
401,474

(181,649)

48,773

183,171
6,751

183,171
6,751

949,472
6,055

(766,301)
696

201,633

4,257

205,890

52,988

152,902

547,560

547,560

444,686

102,874

10,301

528,539

7,499

10,301

536,038

10,301

536,038

407,132

325,816

407,132

325,816

1,763,255

45,649

(1,356,123)

280,167

958,198

E
A

958,198

1,318,965

(360,767)

362,516

I
J

362,516

440,301

(77,785)

478,420

42,000
8,752

235,057

478,420

42,000
8,752

235,057

115,944

362,476

42,000
8,752

235,057

31,314

(31,314)

3,106,140

10,422,176

2,977,400

6,315,411

839,846

5,290,025

2,185,021

10,028,326

711,106

1,183,260 $

3,817,246

11,605,436 $

2,850,000

3,575,048 $

5,035,021

13,603,374 $

4,881,049

10,500,879 $

153,972

3,102,495

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Sonora (Tuolumne County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

66,712
466,223

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
3,071

66,712 $
469,294

South El Monte (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

8,151

66,712
461,143

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

557,328
1,491,579

Total
Expenditures

13,167 $
96,048

570,495 $
1,587,627

Functional
Revenues
8,183 $
47,152

Net
Expenditures
562,312
1,540,475

1,544,275
542,636

5,003
86,375
4,500

AB
AB
I

57,459
305,186

1,601,734
847,822

5,003
86,375
4,500

236,707
39,527

1,365,027
808,295

5,003
86,375
4,500

3,113,424

15,000
116,774

178,129

D
D
E

82,327

3,195,751

15,000
116,774

178,129

352,840

42,563

2,842,911

15,000
74,211

178,129

547,708
5,589

51,690

25,321

381,108

573,029
5,589

432,798

620,811
1,770

(47,782)
3,819

432,798

387,613
142,821

321,263

10,543
2,421

398,156
145,242

321,263

581,154
14,950

581,553

(182,998)
130,292

(260,290)

107,184

107,184

107,184

223,725

223,725

5,306

218,419

155,308

60,252

113,296
17,160

4,509

155,308

64,761

113,296
17,160

171,934

87,400

120,430
15,675

(16,626)

(22,639)

(7,134)
1,485

394,257
59,732

75,546

115

394,257
59,732

75,661

153,746
187

240,511
59,545

75,661

63,455

E
F

63,455

34,334

29,121

340

D
F

340

52,087

(51,747)

30,910

33,541

253,861

30,000

284,771

33,541
30,000

332,551

24,313

(47,780)

9,228
30,000

2,407,279

98,775

21,640

521,836

2,428,919

620,611

1,009,740

463,056

1,419,179

157,555

3,901,817

1,693,603

3,268,729

16,334
9,599,919

748,097 $

9,220
3,321,737 $

7,114
7,026,279

1,060,515 $

4,962,332 $

16,334
10,348,016 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

457

458

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
South Gate (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

South Lake Tahoe (El Dorado County)


Functional
Revenues

317,339
10,220,781

138,665 $
74,472

456,004 $
10,295,253

14,994,719

186,767

2,771,380

A
D
D

756,409

58,542

15,751,128

186,767

2,829,922

2,742,279

32,203

2,296,261

40,856

2,309,758
1,183

1,449,278

1,530,037

3,839,795
1,183

1,449,278

4,402,867
9,831

1,404,819

1,350
277,446

Net
Expenditures
$

454,654
10,017,807

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

4,964 $
34,003

644,197 $
2,294,891

$
109,074

644,197
2,185,817

AB
AB
A

28,551
10,756

6,443,689
3,935,558
464,044

141,085

972,064
254,030
537,846

5,471,625
3,681,528
(73,802)

141,085

132,332
968,108

2,341,556

105,019
1,070,667
2,136,638

1,020,567

151,923
1,011,458
1,369,111

1,320,989

(46,904)
59,209
767,527

639,233
2,260,888

13,008,849

154,564

533,661

(40,856)

6,415,138
3,924,802
464,044

141,085

(563,072)
(8,648)

44,459

2,341,556

105,019
938,335
1,168,530

Total
Expenditures

331,376

331,376

241,195

90,181

328,502

328,502

328,502

3,581,608
9,665,455

81,645

2,328,485
5,478

44,309

5,910,093
9,670,933

125,954

3,332,101
7,865,940

117,606

2,577,992
1,804,993

8,348

1,368,001

1,492,510

990,401

1,368,001

1,492,510

990,401

652,754

1,592,233

715,247

(99,723)

990,401

3,575,697
859,922

E
A

3,575,697
859,922

2,390,953
1,498,461

1,184,744
(638,539)

E
H

4,253,820

52,199

4,306,019

1,041,350

3,264,669

2,883,376

32,149

2,915,525

1,550,858

1,364,667

10,084,790

41,154
64,726,672

136
4,988,732 $

1,011,723

(19,631)
32,885,898

25,461,420

1,210,863 $

10,084,790

41,290
69,715,404 $

9,073,067

60,921
36,829,506 $

26,672,283 $

9,221,918 $

17,450,365

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
South Pasadena (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

South San Francisco (San Mateo County)


Functional
Revenues

238,137
2,321,901

$
120,870

238,137 $
2,442,771

102,340

4,847,556
2,649,226
393,036
117,221

429,147

AB
AB
AB

172,888
17,947

67,000

5,020,444
2,667,173
393,036
117,221

496,147

663,622
69,943
269,662
11,880

881,391

3,540

1,883,898
293,761

625,542

34,949

1,349,135

1,883,898
328,710

1,974,677

2,145,738

3,394,724

Net
Expenditures
$

238,137
2,340,431

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

1,495,073 $
5,451,904

Functional
Revenues
$
1,716,324

Net
Expenditures

1,495,073
5,451,904

1,495,073
3,735,580

4,356,822
2,597,230
123,374
105,341

(385,244)

(3,540)

12,604,652
7,741,952
3,375,357
360,838

577,621
67,450

AB
A
A

171,178
50,430

36,549

12,604,652
7,913,130
3,425,787
360,838

614,170
67,450

1,910,442
356,345
853,989

10,694,210
7,556,785
2,571,798
360,838

614,170
67,450

(261,840)
328,710

(1,420,047)

5,619,296
2,908,735
195,154

18,292,044
7,460

23,911,340
2,916,195
195,154

18,459,845

356,051

5,451,495
2,916,195
(160,897)

602,588

AE

602,588

130,852

471,736

1,233,282

1,233,282

256,717

976,565

225,609

112,660

225,609

112,660

559,000

208,378
162,137

(333,391)

(95,718)
(162,137)

1,172,420

1,641,428

1,172,420

1,641,428

2,837,876

1,357,434

(1,665,456)

283,994

254,910

1,398

E
A

254,910

1,398

149,169

259,504

105,741

(258,106)

263,452
10,185,036

E
A

3,041,943

263,452
13,226,979

208,345
15,700,670

55,107
(2,473,691)

1,076,086

1,430,121

249,597

86,039

11,064

6,475

1,162,125

1,441,185

256,072

519,966

520,991

642,159

920,194

256,072

4,716,678

4,151,880

3,045,504

43,459

4,716,678

4,151,880

3,088,963

2,670,137

1,169,395

3,185,041

2,046,541

2,982,485

(96,078)

2,522,048

20,274,442

274,466

2,140,833 $

(304,732)

9,261,192

66,807,712

2,796,514

22,415,275 $

3,101,246

13,154,083 $

21,643,063 $

88,450,775 $

51,038,611 $

37,412,164

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

459

460

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
St. Helena (Napa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

237,831
1,436,149

1,750,826
805,150

62,309

A
AB
I

1,532,256
37,859

Total
Expenditures

$
5,805

Stanton (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

237,831 $
1,441,954

657,968

59,950
28,421

1,810,776
833,571

62,309

355,865
331,150

540,698

2,072,954
37,859

1,742,336

Net
Expenditures
$

237,831
783,986

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$

76,255 $
1,474,119

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures
$

76,255
1,474,119

76,255
1,474,119

1,454,911
502,421

62,309

5,977,988
2,808,160
2,375

213,475

D
F
F

385,150

6,363,138
2,808,160
2,375

213,475

678,652

363,029

458,936

5,684,486
2,808,160
(360,654)

(245,461)

330,618
37,859

354,549
40,342

1,709,424

2,063,973
40,342

3,752,257

3,529

(1,688,284)
40,342

(3,529)

338,271

338,271

259,001

79,270

124,140

657,912

782,052

782,052

264,296

94,869

264,296

94,869

134,919

264,296

94,869
(134,919)

354,771

43,795

354,771

43,795

488,751

14,606
44,328

(133,980)

(14,606)
(533)

926,275

E
A

107,034

1,033,309

985,245

48,064

264,161

E
A

675,658

939,819

980,573

(40,754)

575,337

920,508

217,942

793,279

920,508

201,930

262,580

591,349

657,928

367,829

367,829

109,331

258,498

1,823,121

10,805,057

38,017

997,867 $

2,091,457

7,022,451

(230,319)

4,780,473

5,087

12,107,046

5,087

15,535,190 $

32,504

6,926,496 $

1,861,138

11,802,924 $

3,428,144 $

(27,417)

8,608,694

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Stockton (San Joaquin County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
10,037,863

2,742,659 $
25,401,676

Suisun City (Solano County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

2,742,659
15,363,813

64,721,351
37,253,318
3,090,950
1,071,262

54,544

AB
AB
A

AF

1,202,491
1,482,635

53,430

196

65,923,842
38,735,953
3,090,950
1,124,692

54,740

5,140,711
5,902,543
1,900,338
479,126
134,896
42,260

23,380,464
3,303,509
2,369,732

15,399,060
440,366
249,327

38,779,524
3,743,875
2,619,059

32,954,583
343,058
3,287,936

22,273,565

2,742,659
3,128,111

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

135,464
1,155,483

60,783,131
32,833,410
1,190,612
645,566
(134,896)
12,480

3,978,056
568,124

11,500

AB
AB
J

5,824,941
3,400,817
(668,877)

744,311
442,012

Total
Expenditures

44,118 $
249,284

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

179,582 $
1,404,767

$
870,053

26,097
6,530

4,004,153
574,654

11,500

767,357
43,197

11,500

3,236,796
531,457

2,276,363
657,458

3,020,674
1,099,470

2,896,510
1,879,464

124,164
(779,994)

179,582
534,714

2,628,442

2,628,442

2,628,442

118,174

AE

118,174

54,760

63,414

7,573,368
106,994
7,301,755

22

7,573,368
106,994
7,301,777

19,443,526

5,978,203

(11,870,158)
106,994
1,323,574

556,525

2,805,227

4,097

560,622

2,805,227

1,201,292
93,994
2,702,424

29,446

(640,670)
(93,994)
102,803

(29,446)

2,526,447
28,456,232

A
A

2,526,447
28,456,232

2,314,874
62,233,459

211,573
(33,777,227)

130,752

E
H

130,752

649,759

(519,007)

8,784,497

10,089,150
315,899
1,720,282

1,727,467

1,570,550

384,363

22,048

10,355,047

10,473,513
315,899
1,720,282

1,749,515

9,303,594

5,567,511

2,490,707

1,051,453

4,906,002
315,899
(770,425)

1,749,515

1,432,472
63,837
114,551

135,299
490,505

1,567,771
554,342
114,551

1,423,580
546,958

144,191
7,384
114,551

13,154,207

237,736,342

17,803,488

197,594,378 $

(4,649,281)

70,984,315

12,256,488

3,889,751 $

30,842,351 $

13,154,207

268,578,693 $

16,146,239 $

13,170,294 $

2,975,945

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

461

462

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Sunnyvale (Santa Clara County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

3,488,120 $
11,269,081

Functional
Revenues

3,488,120
10,953,723

29,244,878
21,306,565
1,211,963
616,802

945,609
434,173

A
A
A

13,423

29,258,301
21,306,565
1,211,963
616,802

945,609
434,173

3,152,010
742,569
13,628
36,886

31,720
11,431

8,730,405
2,591,140
1,750,483

2,601,229

4,523,811

11,331,634
2,591,140
6,274,294

6,304,552

6,984,888

2,868,885
13,245,444
1,594,794
410,778

6,864
29,655

43,568,365
13,897,440

A
A

6,518,881

6,294,241

58,080
9,190,765

16,084,733

201,310,819

AH

$
315,358

Total
Expenditures

Susanville (Lassen County)

3,488,120
11,118,268

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
49,015

Functional
Revenues

256,983 $
814,347

Net
Expenditures
$

256,983
765,332

26,106,291
20,563,996
1,198,335
579,916

913,889
422,742

1,818,495
758,685

85,485

79,207

AB
AB
I

41,961
4,854

1,860,456
763,539

85,485

79,207

317,273
53,600

11,695

140,195

1,543,183
709,939

73,790

(60,988)

6,798,184
1,848
269,769

4,533,450
2,589,292
6,004,525

760,060
4,292

101,107

HI

1,255,228

94,828

2,015,288
4,292

195,935

1,598,258

120,435

417,030
4,292

75,500

13,289,440

10,152,623

3,136,817

223,414

223,414

9,350

214,064

2,868,885
13,252,308
1,624,449
410,778

832,780

5,178,809
13,462,757
687,001

(832,780)

(2,309,924)
(210,449)
937,448
410,778

164,250
6,211
941,335

62,934

12,748

164,250
6,211
941,335

75,682

133,298

1,013,497

30,952
6,211
(72,162)

75,682

44,591
1,548,564

43,612,956
15,446,004

48,884,526
15,527,752

(5,271,570)
(81,748)

HI
J

2,372,693

8,634,503
13,121

8,891,574

6,294,241

8,692,583
9,203,886

552,092

609,352

7,660,393

8,339,482

5,684,889

8,692,583
1,543,493

666,936

66,852

34,775

701,711

66,852

351,288

350,423

66,852

16,664,224

228,979,010 $

17,194,130

131,951,073 $

(529,906)

97,027,937

1,264,634
1,112,629

201,445

9,340,286

1,174,627

2,668,036 $

2,439,261
1,112,629

201,445

12,008,322 $

1,638,147
1,342,923

211,444
231,285
7,172,688 $

579,491

27,668,191 $

150,813

Net
Expenditures

256,983
814,347

801,114
(230,294)

(9,999)
(231,285)
4,835,634

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Sutter Creek (Amador County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

90,373
229,448

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

90,373 $
229,448

Taft (Kern County)


Functional
Revenues

99,301

Net
Expenditures
$

90,373
130,147

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

296,303
746,170

Total
Expenditures

58,999 $
1,539

355,302 $
747,709

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
484,214

355,302
263,495

593,762

2,588

AB
BJ
BHJ

593,762

2,588

198,977

53

394,785

2,535

1,487,493
674,053

95,070

6,933,764

AB
AB
K

72,691
19,567

675

136,927

1,560,184
693,620

95,745

7,070,691

937,432
6,268

14,191

6,907,839

622,752
687,352

81,554

162,852

32,661

65,972

98,633

146,076

30,000

(47,443)

(30,000)

437,574
2,353

447,178

190,126

143,573

627,700
2,353

590,751

442,664
4,611

470,116

185,036
(2,258)

120,635

54,078

54,078

8,207

45,871

202,203

47,975

250,178

12,339

237,839

84,420

84,420

91,354

(6,934)

92,645
450,091
78,761

12,807

92,645
450,091
78,761

12,807

67,400
413,001
109,278

167,373
52,286

25,245
37,090
(30,517)

(154,566)
(52,286)

817,557
245

I
A

817,557
245

657,781

10,000

159,776
245
(10,000)

551,619
715,617

1,049,449

E
F

8,485

692,576

560,104
715,617

1,742,025

627,758
853,809

1,288,784

(67,654)
(138,192)

453,241

435,205

76,212

218,946

30,000

654,151

106,212

299,623

354,528

106,212

138,947

13,995

152,942

152,942

2,416,549

314,918 $

1,541,372

1,190,095

14,412,097

1,387,128 $

15,799,225 $

2,731,467 $

12,859,363 $

2,939,862

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

463

464

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Tehachapi (Kern County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

245,979
666,455

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Tehama (Tehama County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

245,979 $
666,455

110,874
31,551

135,105
634,904

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

28,265

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

$
28,265

Net
Expenditures
$

28,265

964,604
282,838

117,204

82,429

D
ABD
H

964,604
282,838

117,204

82,429

32,755

197,443

95,921

931,849
282,838

(80,239)

(13,492)

1,551

31
4,874

H
D
E

1,551

31
4,874

17,127

(15,576)

31
4,874

1,364,035

111,011
342,959

49,330

1,364,035

111,011
342,959

49,330

950,748
99,911

93,178
320,644

413,287
(99,911)

17,833
22,315

49,330

98,255
6,960

98,255
6,960

128,527

(30,272)
6,960

191,156

670,557

861,713

861,713

1,264,133

58,843

1,264,133

58,843

430

1,698
10,952

1,263,703

(1,698)
47,891

996,591

996,591

1,182,576

(185,985)

544,165
947,293

E
A

544,165
947,293

540,727
1,209,785

3,438
(262,492)

K
K

31,298

31,298

20,445

41,056

610,509
9,770

10,853

(41,056)

(610,509)
(9,770)

3,372

3,372

3,372

585,571

7,849,303

1,104,761

5,483,158

(519,190)

3,036,702

18,408

16,800

1,175,107

670,557 $

585,571

8,519,860 $

18,408

16,800

1,175,107 $

55,204

16,808

1,400,242 $

(36,796)

(8)

(225,135)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Temecula (Riverside County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

399,151
10,481,805

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
23,554

399,151 $
10,505,359

Temple City (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

228,325

Operating
Expenditures

399,151
10,277,034

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

331,750
1,557,095

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

$
51,766

331,750 $
1,608,861

Net
Expenditures
$

331,750
1,608,861

10,165,040
3,351,552

98,280
11,323

BD
BD
I

144,698
5,809,346

10,309,738
9,160,898

98,280
11,323

1,221,798
287,433

36,788

9,087,940
8,873,465

98,280
11,323

(36,788)

2,975,173

154,901

330,206
26,718
374,156

D
F
H

DE

43,832

900

535
750

3,019,005

155,801

330,206
27,253
374,906

330,941

42,814

328,915

2,688,064

112,987

1,291
27,253
374,906

5,609,746

1,747

5,611,493

4,842,578

768,915

335,801
398,993
104,042
483,455

2,350
43,174
592

338,151
442,167
104,634
483,455

1,132,054
477,961
2,910
974,544

29,601

(793,903)
(35,794)
101,724
(491,089)

(29,601)

2,902,741

9,773

2,912,514

225,000

2,687,514

3,470,900

50,500

3,470,900

50,500

4,603,450

50,500

(1,132,550)

3,153,178

418,111

3,403

3,153,178

418,111

3,403

1,274,262

159,894

2,742

1,878,916

258,217

661

EJ
J

28,509

E
D

28,509

28,509

409,153

1,049,550

62,596
1,127,476

207,262

1,458,703

62,596
1,127,476

207,262

240,000

1,218,703

62,596
1,127,476

207,262

1,297,856

37,854

43,224

1,341,080

37,854

991,084

349,996

37,854

36,950,191

8,436,002 $

11,735,872 $

33,650,321

12,011,201

187,123 $

45,386,193 $

12,198,324 $

5,776,231 $

6,422,093

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

465

466

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Thousand Oaks (Ventura County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay
$
3,216,823

Total
Expenditures
2,772,985 $
15,039,592

Tiburon (Marin County)


Functional
Revenues

2,772,985
11,822,769

15,737,691

85,074

871,296
122,520

D
H
J

156,617

6,380

15,894,308

85,074

871,296
128,900

409,357

30

958,046
10,823

7,330,201
4,183,430

2,079,064

8,431,129
271,323

15,761,330
4,454,753

2,079,064

6,133,353
2,757,395

2,082,158

14,671
4,551,435

Net
Expenditures
$

2,758,314
10,488,157

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
57,955

27,337
2,760,210

15,484,951

85,044

(86,750)
118,077

1,974,009

36,208

A
H
H

5,000

9,627,977
1,697,358

(3,094)

1,482,635

57,598

Functional
Revenues

27,337 $
2,818,165

Net
Expenditures

900 $
1,650,296

26,437
1,167,869

1,979,009

36,208

415,799

2,086

1,563,210

34,122

1,540,233

626,700
4,150

913,533
(4,150)

3,779,877

17,733

3,797,610

13,809

3,783,801

493,682

3,299

496,981

394,031

102,950

3,661,919
350,987

311,498
561,672

70,356
4,195

126,733

3,732,275
355,182

311,498
688,405

12,306,012

350,561

(8,573,737)
355,182

(39,063)
688,405

617,291

3,240

26,467

643,758

3,240

683,652

60,153
2,259

(39,894)

(56,913)
(2,259)

1,124,199
12,482,627

428,048

A
A

8,900,264

1,124,199
21,382,891

428,048

1,333,422
20,594,084

442,361

(209,223)
788,807

(14,313)

E
H

342,937

6,593,660
250,793
2,791,619
3,041,841
1,320,293

264,448

939,491

477,912
57,745
343,102
16,020

607,385

7,533,151
250,793
3,269,531
3,099,586
1,663,395
16,020

100,000

457,614

2,492,027
2,584,449

507,385

7,075,537
250,793
777,504
515,137
1,663,395
16,020

279,359

895,587

74,725

354,084

895,587

603,581

896,405

(249,497)

(818)

10,962,226

93,009,226

1,850,070

25,150,341 $

12,812,296

118,159,567 $

(2,636,039)

45,119,625

8,569,558

225,044 $

8,794,602 $

5,340,012 $

3,454,590

15,448,335

73,039,942 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Torrance (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Tracy (San Joaquin County)


Functional
Revenues

1,497,100
18,707,266

6,341 $
623,830

1,503,441 $
19,331,096

43,618,451
25,800,701

2,466,409

A
A
E

202,903
141,912

43,821,354
25,942,613

2,466,409

3,963,620
792,543

50

1,453,485

8,105,707

16,312,466
4,831,920

7,900,089

601,589
2,232,230

883,306

16,005,796

16,914,055
7,064,150

883,306

5,185,305

16,050,910
5,938,017

1,874,382

404,302

Net
Expenditures
$

1,503,441
18,926,794

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

$
2,320,963

Total
Expenditures
$
10,747,574

Functional
Revenues
$
10,731,440

Net
Expenditures

8,426,611

16,134

39,857,734
25,150,070

(50)

1,012,924

8,132,211
8,859,192

411,424

304,142

AB
A
AE

AE

300,125
263,250

126,235

8,432,336
9,122,442

537,659

304,142

892,931
4,145,179

31,153
17,696

7,539,405
4,977,263

506,506
(17,696)
304,142

10,820,491

863,145
1,126,133

(991,076)

8,076,582
1,933,753

530,109
263,063

9,502,283
4,852

17,578,865
1,938,605

530,109
263,063

4,161,176
1,584,303

589,896
226,125

13,417,689
354,302

(59,787)
36,938

1,815,428

12,083

1,827,511

1,225,113

602,398

1,237,755

611,556

1,849,311

525,148

1,324,163

4,808,162

4,188,802
6,308,150
5,643,648

3,879

5,978
46,507
55,945

4,812,041

4,194,780
6,354,657
5,699,593

1,257,414

4,109,261
6,361,022
5,908,179

3,554,627

85,519
(6,365)
(208,586)

5,338,110
6,643

18,025
88,081

5,356,135
94,724

15,400,893

1,789,382

(10,044,758)
94,724

(1,789,382)

7,779,146
168,460

A
A

1,445,745

7,779,146
1,614,205

8,258,080
1,840,203

(478,934)
(225,998)

7,301,766
12,972,045

E
A

193,568

7,301,766
13,165,613

7,916,033
11,420,939

514,148

(614,267)
1,744,674

(514,148)

12,780,047

5,791,511

1,457,292

130,842

27,193

38,279

12,910,889

5,818,704

1,495,571

3,850,868

331,468

978,027

9,060,021

5,487,236

517,544

3,605,521

223,533

4,625,932

1,532

8,231,453

225,065

2,779,822

4,985,251

5,451,631

225,065

(4,985,251)

18,929,052

191,009,718

1,966,293

16,324,944 $

(1,281,388)

(97,181)

115,278,499

11,827,612

79,450,072

150,000

18,206,402 $

20,895,345

207,334,662 $

22,176,733

97,181

92,056,163 $

11,977,612

97,656,474 $

30,586,973

394,472
98,692,960 $

(18,609,361)

(394,472)
(1,036,486)

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

467

468

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Trinidad (Humboldt County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

50,957
36,567

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

50,957 $
36,567

Truckee (Nevada County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

21,771

50,957
14,796

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

244,872
2,065,470

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

3,165 $
255,225

248,037 $
2,320,695

$
347,293

248,037
1,973,402

238,986
9,725

2,651

ABF
B
BE

4,050

243,036
9,725

2,651

115,033

116

128,003
9,725

2,651

(116)

3,396,816

379,990

D
J
J

206,034

8,092

3,602,850

388,082

322,151

120,183

71,388

3,280,699

267,899

(71,388)

216,686

3,071

216,686

3,071

214,058

5,002

2,628

(1,931)

6,121,818
198,538

551,522

1,098,233

7,220,051
198,538

551,522

3,528,599

558,277

3,691,452
198,538

(6,755)

1,980

1,980

1,980

715,177

7,125

722,302

130,427

591,875

12,819

2,170

12,819

2,170

19,258

12,819

2,170
(19,258)

1,699,280

27,597

39,739

1,739,019

27,597

1,935,046

374

887,466

(196,027)

27,223

(887,466)

19,986

3,176

J
K

19,986

3,176

17,562

17,597
522

2,424

(14,421)
(522)

6,357

26,018

J
J

6,357

26,018

5,000

1,357

26,018

1,231

2,337

53,742

54,973

2,337

33,770
4,000

21,203
(4,000)
2,337

275,487

275,487

11,040

275,487
(11,040)

319,923

922,265

57,792 $

303,544

752,233

16,379

227,824

15,708,942

17,326,555 $

7,917,244 $

319,923

980,057 $

1,617,613 $

9,409,311

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Tulare (Tulare County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
58,625

138,873 $
3,022,726

Tulelake (Siskiyou County)


Functional
Revenues

138,873
2,964,101

6,238,546
2,399,116

248,529

56,574

AB
A
J

172,483
431,034

7,010

6,411,029
2,830,150

255,539

56,574

269,199
13,124

3,726

3,598,594

1,721,925
145,064

57,190

AE

4,359,364

7,957,958

1,721,925
145,064

57,190

4,344,481

2,512,254
241,036

85,281

1,527,894
6,739,412

Net
Expenditures
$

(1,389,021)
(3,716,686)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

6,141,830
2,817,026

255,539
(3,726)
56,574

3,613,477

(790,329)
(95,972)

(28,091)

Total
Expenditures

302,976

302,976

320,021

(17,045)

1,607,811

444,869

57,738

8,610

1,665,549

453,479

3,966,872

76,994

(2,301,323)

376,485

384,151

4,714,757
11,976,806

25,503

AI
A

29,499

61,818

413,650

4,714,757
11,976,806

87,321

90,903

4,335,246
9,053,627

322,747

379,511
2,923,179

87,321

1,377,671

744,203

736,520

AJ

2,980,034

268,671

11,020

4,357,705

1,012,874

747,540

95,242

174,464

4,262,463

838,410

747,540

3,330,095

2,376
233
43,216,483

AI

1,201
8,447,107 $

4,134,366

44,124
38,028,266 $

(804,271)

2,376
(42,690)
13,635,324

3,330,095

2,376
1,434
51,663,590 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

469

470

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Turlock (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
173,300 $
4,112,249

Tustin (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

173,300
3,510,723

$
601,526

9,822,550
4,371,496

251,974

AB
AB
J

279,329
124,644

13,687

10,101,879
4,496,140

265,661

1,661,627
110,202

84,195

1,685,171
283,686

1,120,163
29,599

7,503,593

9,188,764
283,686

1,120,163
29,599

7,768,477
1,268,159

1,999,242
36,129

1,635,412

Net
Expenditures
$

173,300
2,476,837

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

21,180 $
157,182

Functional
Revenues

918,459 $
6,209,556

Net
Expenditures

$
5,959,375

897,279
6,052,374

918,459
250,181

8,440,252
4,385,938

181,466

14,697,446
4,127,197

127,956
(3,724)
262,853
61,153

AB
F
F

124,782

292,321

14,822,228
4,127,197

127,956
(3,724)
555,174
61,153

899,800
10,423

960,850

13,922,428
4,116,774

127,956
(3,724)
(405,676)
61,153

1,420,287
(984,473)

(879,079)
(6,530)

3,932,802
450,229

3,100,439

7,033,241
450,229

4,904,458

104,706

2,128,783
450,229

(104,706)

553,049

553,049

452,719

100,330

951,596

951,596

951,596

886,505

4,302,075

113,865

886,505

4,415,940

2,037,876

3,539,816

(1,151,371)

876,124

3,329,713
232,244
6,716,252

65,016

562,657

3,329,713
794,901
6,716,252

65,016

367,882

1,497,862

2,961,831
794,901
5,218,390

65,016

7,379,467

E
A

7,379,467

11,736,449

(4,356,982)

E
D

3,996

(3,996)

2,270,806

2,314,669

4,585,475

2,565,777

2,019,698

3,395,486

1,279,886

4,675,372

810,865

3,864,507

3,383,343

40,023,907

(2,259,244)

10,436,553

6,691,289

51,987,161

AH

9,045,613

12,647
24,578,477 $

(2,354,324)

(12,647)
32,947,131

10,951,313 $

3,383,343

50,975,220 $

5,642,587

40,538,667 $

5,538,447 $

6,691,289

57,525,608 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Twentynine Palms (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
12,205

1,778,940

183,308

39,641

89,562

D
F
IJ

63,069

59,513

1,842,009

242,821

39,641

89,562

233,137

56,294

1,112,616

866,431

1,979,047

2,192,557

59,233
754,003

59,233 $
766,208

Ukiah (Mendocino County)

59,233
766,208

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

139,965 $
407,225

409,838 $
1,490,068

AB
AB
ABE

319,440
293,292

3,681,938
2,103,971
348,792

145,064

378,534
385,801

187,417

3,303,404
1,718,170
348,792

(42,353)

272,710

23,072

2,474,187

142,703

723,645

1,477,516
7,591
131,819

700,489

996,671
(7,591)
10,884

23,156

269,873
1,082,843

1,608,872

186,527

39,641

89,562

3,362,498
1,810,679
348,792

145,064

(213,510)

2,201,477

142,703

700,573

Total
Expenditures

409,838
1,490,068

151,655

151,655

151,655

631,806

135,708

767,514

103,593

663,921

41,936

157,958

41,936

157,958

65,174

(23,238)

157,958

412,684

541,543

125,459

146,025

558,709

541,543

125,459

161,545

574,534

116,554

397,164

(32,991)

8,905

96,046

E
K

96,046

14,883

81,163

942,188
2,420,362

E
AF

555,721

942,188
2,976,083

993,234
2,624,721

(51,046)
351,362

1,148,466

381,223

1,529,689

537,783

760

991,906

(760)

999,312

228,164
599,194

477,738

66,515

3,134
15,000

1,065,827

231,298
614,194

477,738

401,656

38,609
622,371

204,675

664,171

192,689
(8,177)

273,063

5,613,364

7,339
3,107,927

(7,339)
3,887,878

1,840,783

11,915,346

31,199,081

732,314

3,110,121 $

1,382,441 $

6,995,805 $

2,573,097

11,915,346

34,309,202 $

2,122,611

15,034,846

26,268,116 $

450,486

(3,119,500)

8,041,086

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

471

472

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Union City (Alameda County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

738,735
2,005,807

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

39,298 $
8,059

778,033 $
2,013,866

Upland (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,059,328

Operating
Expenditures

778,033
954,538

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

741,780
2,076,432

Total
Expenditures

10,959 $
9,216

752,739 $
2,085,648

Functional
Revenues
82,774 $
781,275

Net
Expenditures
669,965
1,304,373

13,396,436
7,718,020
40,596

2,890
160,978

184,471

AB
A
A

142,956
517,460

398,430

13,539,392
8,235,480
40,596

2,890
559,408

184,471

1,564,583
230,548
425,489
13,005
2,183
1,174,818

313,096

11,974,809
8,004,932
(384,893)
(13,005)
707
(615,410)

(128,625)

9,595,570
3,880,280
284,318
239,536

333,829

A
A
E

772,676
344,769

10,368,246
4,225,049
284,318
239,536

333,829

2,132,676
40,575
397,142
161,168
32,841

992,807

8,235,570
4,184,474
(112,824)
78,368
(32,841)

(658,978)

1,128,014
2,043,313

2,508,713

2,816,134
3,201

1,619,712

339,943

3,944,148
2,046,514

4,128,425

339,943

4,893,515

4,128,425

292,276

(949,367)
2,046,514

47,667

6,681,407
1,363,840

223,493

1,289,818
15,084

7,971,225
1,378,924

223,493

4,386,094

3,585,131
1,378,924

223,493

474,825

474,825

625,368

(150,543)

1,959,725

144,874

2,104,599

1,328,973

775,626

626,298

237,794

137,599
736,064

281,819

908,117

237,794

137,599
736,064

1,811,183

268,745

636,186

(903,066)

(30,951)

137,599
99,878

391,189
1,126,206
321,638

90,001
485,023

121,415

512,604
1,126,206
321,638

90,001
485,023

157,516
957,049
2,494,393

645,626

355,088
169,157
(2,172,755)

90,001
(160,603)

F
H

3,948

6,561,757
3,978,192

E
F

3,948

6,561,757
3,978,192

7,674,785
4,254,133

1,087,969

3,948

(1,113,028)
(275,941)

(1,087,969)

3,312,283

244,032
5,344

1,360,560
645

1,170,586

164,209

4,482,869

244,032
5,344

1,524,769
645

3,287,148

270,629

1,195,721

244,032
5,344

1,254,140
645

1,395,112

1,548,486

6,797

72,229

1,401,909

1,620,715

1,182,595

245,532

219,314

1,375,183

37,063,417

7,501,807 $

23,568,699

9,551,173

52,832,935

2,787,837 $

44,565,224 $

20,996,525 $

9,551,173

55,620,772 $

12,480,483

41,516,406 $

(2,929,310)

14,104,366

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Vacaville (Solano County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

54,427
7,310,125

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

$
(223,281)

Total
Expenditures
54,427 $
7,086,844

Vallejo (Solano County)


Functional
Revenues

2,179,498

Net
Expenditures
$

54,427
4,907,346

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

1,639,576
7,779,191

Total
Expenditures

10,168 $
156,494

1,649,744 $
7,935,685

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
11,135,554

1,649,744
(3,199,869)

18,501,825
5,531,095
4,328,922

5,771

AB
AB
A

71,345
4,300
13,252

18,573,170
5,535,395
4,342,174

5,771

1,434,478
445,190
3,227,683
34,800
(7,959)

17,138,692
5,090,205
1,114,491
(34,800)
13,730

30,198,465
18,420,303
357,032
363,000
257,955
1,178,184
772,399
702,808

AB
A
A

1,220,098
184,317
23,493

31,418,563
18,604,620
380,525
363,000
257,955
1,178,184
772,399
702,808

4,898,262
2,505,798

319,188

26,520,301
16,098,822
380,525
363,000
257,955
1,178,184
772,399
383,620

6,118,457

1,966,230

13,917,110

20,035,567

1,966,230

16,807,943

557
1,926,901

3,227,624

(557)
39,329

2,849,932
1,574,521
7,625
15,199,691

1,213,310

4,918,949

21,011,329

30,937

7,768,881
1,574,521
7,625
36,211,020

1,244,247

45,767,553
609,487
19,017
37,502,403

1,604,085

(37,998,672)
965,034
(11,392)
(1,291,383)

(359,838)

2,390,487

32,153

2,422,640

1,652,890

769,750

1,787,799

1,787,799

1,787,799

924,817

12,729,358

88,522

83,871

218,148

161,478

1,008,688

12,947,506

250,000

2,054,105

12,699,562

(1,045,417)

247,944

250,000

1,676,014
18,355,377
24,370,696

10,000
3,226,711

569,796
7,622,404
2,260,174

2,245,810
25,977,781
26,630,870

10,000
3,226,711

21,192
2,088,858
26,790,499
188,700
325,211

2,224,618
23,888,923
(159,629)
(188,700)
(315,211)
3,226,711

252,044
11,155,634

E
A

55,405

252,044
11,211,039

18,909,180

252,044
(7,698,141)

2,097,329

H
F

2,097,329

2,097,329

7,484,705

150,000

AB

142,180

7,626,885

150,000

8,150,706

(523,821)

150,000

417,258

627,370
73,400
1,046,608

485,789

2,391,278

2,808,536

627,370
73,400
1,046,608

485,789

800,251

682,345

2,008,285

627,370
73,400
364,263

485,789

9,421,083

88,413,502

(324,384)

14,151,577 $

9,096,699

102,565,079 $

(3,295,124)

20,657,722

23,417,625

160,105,968

635,590

41,035,027 $

24,053,215

201,140,995 $

28,018,706

163,277,109 $

(3,965,491)

37,863,886

12,391,823

81,907,357 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

473

474

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Vernon (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
2,256,178

1,725,498 $
6,833,156

Victorville (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

1,725,498
4,576,978

7,535,199
8,623,703
296,047

243,468
149,670
393,459

A
A
E

216,159
797,950

28,552
10,958

7,751,358
9,421,653
296,047

243,468
178,222
404,417

397,774

2,924,033

6,773,873

9,697,906

1,040,460

7,402,387

1,725,498
(569,231)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

3,172,000
4,003,230

7,353,584
9,421,653
296,047

243,468
178,222
404,417

9,700,241
182,232
26,011
397,676
72,893
614,648

D
A
E

8,657,446

4,179,803
665,217

3,302,922
123,968

1,256,308

Total
Expenditures

$
1,240,761

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

3,172,000 $
5,243,991

$
658,792

3,172,000
4,585,199

87,936
65,674

33,662

9,788,177
247,906
26,011
431,338
72,893
614,648

468,275
167,388
26,011
111,401
27,890
63,163

92,450

9,319,902
80,518

319,937
45,003
551,485

(92,450)

1,803,275
92,503

503,200
50,316

64,067

5,983,078
757,720

3,806,122
174,284

1,320,375

9,168,548
692,326

2,277,178

46,782

(3,185,470)
65,394

1,528,944
174,284

1,273,593

911,285

911,285

254,135

657,150

676,652

676,652

871,473

(194,821)

740,187

675,843
54,758

740,187

675,843
54,758

521,111

74,953
4,585,663

219,076

600,890
(4,530,905)

4,703,005

128,175

2,715,855

7,418,860

128,175

3,806,180

3,612,680

128,175

1,107,396

114,561

F
I

11,764

164,128

1,119,160

278,689

434,721

233,938

684,439

44,751

2,878

7,220,072

211,314

E
F

47,031

2,878

7,267,103

211,314

7,782,133

133,129

2,878

(515,030)

78,185

12,300

12,300

86

12,214

505,499

3,565
1,790,683

1,269,257

84,174

1,774,756

3,565
1,874,857

1,686,996

1,235,779

91,957

87,760

3,565
639,078

(91,957)

5,358,684

83,179,202

118,622,271

6,436,438
(1,077,754)

270,884,207
(187,705,005)

292,265,873 $ (163,384,040)

42,938,992

8,057,711 $

10,259,562 $

5,358,684

83,179,202

128,881,833 $

50,996,703 $

736,009
1,255,545
221,924
131,479
31,752,808 $

(736,009)
(1,255,545)
(221,924)
(131,479)
19,243,895

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Villa Park (Orange County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Visalia (Tulare County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

153,466
259,497

153,466 $
259,497

861,401

7,757
900

D
D
E

861,401

7,757
900

193,076

670

387,948

469,173

857,121

348,089

6,082

Operating
Expenditures

153,466
253,415

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
711,113

$
3,446,472

Functional
Revenues
$
142,768

Net
Expenditures

2,735,359

3,303,704

668,325

7,757
230

17,805,651
7,187,926

AB
AB
J

AJ

140,476
44,103

17,946,127
7,232,029

3,012,531
358,537

13,576

14,933,596
6,873,492

(13,576)

509,032

831,814
529,773

3,429,833
1,284,040

8,495,638

63,315

9,327,452
529,773

3,429,833
1,347,355

9,844,065

271,633
5,905,876
2,018,741

(516,613)
529,773
(271,633)
(2,476,043)
(671,386)

827,076

1,697

828,773

53,970

774,803

374,464

374,464

332,378

42,086

1,984,571
(3,420)
885,558

2,246,713

13,815
4,585

560,053

1,998,386
1,165
885,558

2,806,766

3,534,311
107,033
2,229,114

949,504

(1,535,925)
(105,868)
(1,343,556)

1,857,262

133,345

E
E

133,345

18,348

114,997

9,256,640
10,781,212

A
A

297,746
11,857,900

9,554,386
22,639,112

10,746,311
27,922,846

(1,191,925)
(5,283,734)

50,762

50,762

3,460
5,547

47,302
(5,547)

3,936,729

2,026,852

18,946,385

809,472

867,690

201,366

4,746,201

2,894,542

19,147,751

2,352,861

2,407,105

5,093,648

2,393,340

487,437

14,054,103

2,229,540

907,650

1,791,063

84,692,712

24,068,969 $

469,173 $

2,698,713 $

108,761,681 $

76,964,430 $

31,797,251

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

475

476

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Vista (San Diego County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

1,531,696
4,336,327

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

1,531,696 $
4,336,327

Walnut (Los Angeles County)


Functional
Revenues
8,882
6,325,736

Net
Expenditures
$

1,522,814
(1,989,409)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

424,967
1,128,472

Total
Expenditures

7,579 $
500,499

432,546 $
1,628,971

Functional
Revenues
$
1,061,929

Net
Expenditures
432,546
567,042

11,547,580
6,697,128
2,840,602

2,004
1,088,153
62,527
687,968

D
A
A

794,070

11,547,580
7,491,198
2,840,602

2,004
1,088,153
62,527
687,968

1,721,333
1,761,512
2,170,399

3,200
956,867

9,826,247
5,729,686
670,203

(1,196)
131,286
62,527
687,968

2,855,525

29,585
29,165

15,554

D
D
D

DE

2,855,525

29,585
29,165

15,554

399,537

18,445

150,589

2,455,988

11,140
29,165

(135,035)

3,262,088
472,620

2,167,660

5,429,748
472,620

4,350,425
130,950

1,079,323
341,670

1,260,351
1,594,787

666,077

109,452

1,369,803
1,594,787

666,077

2,485,178

779,458

(1,115,375)
1,594,787

(113,381)

736,808

736,808

294,415

442,393

258,340

AE

258,340

143,407

114,933

3,258,878
1,478,350
1,099,828

12,172

3,258,878
1,490,522
1,099,828

1,959,973
1,208,860
877,128

1,298,905
281,662
222,700

552,710

278,291

158,244

2,460,322

552,710

2,738,613

158,244

105,229

4,683,122

17,100

447,481

(1,944,509)

141,144

792,855

219,556
4,572,740

J
A

7,182

1,130,531

800,037

219,556
5,703,271

669,362

604,431
7,199,342

130,675

(384,875)
(1,496,071)

237,286

E
E

237,286

90,632

146,654

5,751,007

1,234,649

567,113

6,318,120

1,234,649

2,121,830

1,407,581

4,196,290

(172,932)

1,981,519

466,378
158,237

AE

121,216

49,352

2,102,735

515,730
158,237

689,078

7,455
20,044

1,413,657

508,275
138,193

51,673,364

22,579,866

12,095,488

3,248,420 $

10,651,203 $

4,692,705

4,678,728 $

56,352,092 $

33,772,226 $

15,343,908 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Walnut Creek (Contra Costa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Wasco (Kern County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
5,872,028

1,015,872 $
15,175,828

14,276,319

1,811,028

A
H
J

1,027,240

24,417

15,303,559

1,835,445

1,297,702

1,735,747

1,489,967

4,435,511
59,346
5,328

144,620

6,171,258
59,346
1,495,295

144,620

1,015,872
9,303,800

64,374

Operating
Expenditures

1,015,872
15,111,454

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
328

85,526 $
886,422

Functional
Revenues
$
49,665

Net
Expenditures

85,526
886,094

85,526
836,757

14,005,857

1,835,445

1,653,906

109,715

2,179

D
I
J

5,025

6,608

1,658,931

116,323

2,179

272,995

13,843

1,385,936

102,480

2,179

4,089,872

3,990,217

2,081,386
59,346
(2,494,922)

144,620

817,161
16,612

171,562

115,625

932,786
16,612

171,562

1,161,867

245,288

(229,081)
16,612

(73,726)

1,050,076

2,877

1,052,953

1,052,953

226,325

6,461

232,786

7,663

225,123

2,340,693

233,142

2,340,693

233,142

2,822,095

76,665

193,575

(481,402)

(76,665)

39,567

328,105
297,776

19,069
5,588

347,174
303,364

153,490
260,347

193,684
43,017

J
H

1,004,014
1,142,960

A
A

9,820
8,509

1,013,834
1,151,469

1,256,222
1,513,606

(242,388)
(362,137)

7,411,740

370,532
116,365
1,614,681

27,789
5,867,275

1,021,405

257,318

8,433,145

370,532
116,365
1,614,681

285,107
5,867,275

2,315,361

871,077

1,593,431

3,641,658

6,117,784

(500,545)
116,365
21,250

285,107
2,225,617

(35,378)

57,761

22,383

101,368

(78,985)

48,665,026

40,559,089

967,305

7,673,862

3,255

238,049 $

970,560

7,911,911 $

1,335,985

6,372,339 $

(365,425)

1,539,572

12,850,090 $

61,515,116 $

20,956,027 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

477

478

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Waterford (Stanislaus County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

17,997
362,810

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
11,374

17,997 $
374,184

Watsonville (Santa Cruz County)


Functional
Revenues

28,059

Net
Expenditures
$

17,997
346,125

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

435,776
4,603,989

Total
Expenditures

$
251,680

435,776 $
4,855,669

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
5,077,072

435,776
(221,403)

1,040,073

12,981

29,163

D
F
E

1,040,073

12,981

29,163

220,538

40,226

819,535

12,981

(11,063)

9,586,366
4,107,264

312,007

192,289
1,796

A
AB
J

506,884
421,125

10,093,250
4,528,389

312,007

192,289
1,796

1,017,114
263,663

33,209
3,083
326

9,076,136
4,264,726

278,798
(3,083)
191,963
1,796

331,222

51,471

8,714

339,936

51,471

499,230

47,229

(159,294)

4,242

1,344,052

141,651

1,784,418

2,199,446

3,543,498

141,651

1,784,418

2,544,357

46,100

1,977,469

999,141

95,551

(193,051)

74,579

74,579

191,789

(117,210)

920,516

920,516

920,516

59,657

725,503

59,657

725,503

36,343

950,749

23,314

(225,246)

800,931

2,181,689
90,639
37,113

800,931

2,181,689
90,639
37,113

3,309,089

3,121,126
883,535
69,343
82,503

(2,508,158)

(939,437)
(792,896)
(32,230)
(82,503)

559,927

D
A

559,927

801,418

(241,491)

5,263,967
5,260,702

398,433

A
A

1,056,960

5,263,967
6,317,662

398,433

6,072,531
7,178,528

(808,564)
(860,866)

398,433

125,363

1,095

55,956

60,160

185,523

1,095

55,956

216,688

6,750

(31,165)

1,095

49,206

3,734,193

1,993,673

539,035

543,783

4,273,228

2,537,456

461,794

2,569,424

3,811,434

(31,968)

3,447,797

80,248 $

3,039,019

489,026

5,944,932

49,136,396

955,290

6,474,203 $

3,528,045 $

6,900,222

55,610,599 $

8,025,688

42,735,954 $

(1,125,466)

12,874,645

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Weed (Siskiyou County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

West Covina (Los Angeles County)

Total
Expenditures

638 $
4,573

44,424 $
318,302

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

43,786
313,729

939,491
245,986

5,889

28,935

A
AB
B

55,572
310,584

86

995,063
556,570

5,975

28,935

504,281
52,006

1,168

1,060,225

45,426

1,105,651

842,645

20,562

Operating
Expenditures

44,424
297,740

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

17,561 $
455,069

899,067 $
6,273,865

Functional
Revenues
$
1,796,331

Net
Expenditures

881,506
5,818,796

899,067
4,477,534

490,782
504,564

4,807

28,935

18,832,232
10,095,217

357,553
578
1,228,303
54,914

AB
AB
K

280,814
397,826

19,113,046
10,493,043

357,553
578
1,228,303
54,914

4,239,293
192,892

286,762
1,232

180,247

14,873,753
10,300,151

70,791
(654)
1,228,303
(125,333)

263,006

5,021,086
482,837

1,587,201

499,532

EF

2,533,576

282,534

1,379,879

7,554,662
482,837

1,869,735

1,879,411

2,408,134
3,638,352

2,051,533

1,232,682

5,146,528
(3,155,515)

(181,798)

646,729

2,812

AE

41

2,853

1,650

1,203

523,220

8,766

531,986

363,634

168,352

156,392

668,079

42,655

2,280

158,672

668,079

42,655

297,824

590,009

63,877

(139,152)

78,070

(21,222)

882,461
62,777

411,270

30,714

882,461
93,491

411,270

724,403

1,481,346

158,058
93,491

(1,070,076)

291,000
343,262

AE
A

291,000
343,262

280,522
336,905

10,478
6,357

267,249

524,814

E
H

136,969

267,249

661,783

192,671

4,054,491

74,578

(3,392,708)

3,849,679

130,735

AH

3,695,777

7,545,456

130,735

3,643,373

3,902,083

130,735

172,168

4,314,409

254,147

3,245,596

(81,979)

1,488,013

51,511,960

EG

9,219,485 $

419,200 $

172,168

4,733,609 $

60,731,445 $

26,487,376 $

34,244,069

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

479

480

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
West Hollywood (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
125,274

1,587,481 $
10,361,357

West Sacramento (Yolo County)


Functional
Revenues

1,587,481
10,236,083

12,104,953

558,141

D
D
D

5,293

12,110,246

558,141

2,092,712

6,929

476,326

4,180,617
3,156,782
3,447,879
1,943,987

421,060
596,736
309,620
390,129

4,601,677
3,753,518
3,757,499
2,334,116

3,932,946
458,475
10,460,290
2,461,397

25,424

289
18,128

Net
Expenditures
$

1,587,192
10,343,229

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
7,016,829

434,246 $
12,832,353

Functional
Revenues
$
927,411

Net
Expenditures

434,246
5,815,524

434,246
11,904,942

10,017,534

(6,929)

81,815

9,940,542
5,523,583

220,349

943,975

83,005

AB
A
E

498,382
616,330

10,438,924
6,139,913

220,349

943,975

83,005

1,593,752
412,836

959,104

427,460

8,845,172
5,727,077

220,349

(15,129)

(344,455)

668,731
3,295,043
(6,702,791)
(127,281)

(25,424)

3,235,854

973,433

4,483,385

7,719,239

973,433

9,678,792

881,754

(1,959,553)

91,679

1,542,058

3,248

1,545,306

992,879

552,427

588,517

588,517

398,057

190,460

2,054,754
2,031,829
2,599,896

1,883,156
224,005

315,595

62,000

17,064
371,733

2,370,349
2,031,829
2,661,896

1,900,220
595,738

5,718,217
2,024,140
3,729,944

526,690

(3,347,868)
7,689
(1,068,048)

1,373,530
595,738

4,412,696

755,913

145,901

36,318

500

4,449,014

755,913

146,401

4,614,316

1,048,660

74,542

(165,302)

(292,747)

71,859

4,198,732

1,281,976
285,429

E
DE

4,198,732

1,281,976
285,429

415,230

1,242,322
279,731

3,783,502

39,654
5,698

3,914,437
4,231,224

E
A

4,187,392

3,914,437
8,418,616

4,094,964
8,147,690

(180,527)
270,926

2,384,641

15,100

2,399,741

202,711

2,197,030

2,606,284

275,490

2,881,774

1,481,907

1,399,867

55,702,399

GI

2,632,852 $

35,064,780 $

23,270,471

4,707,956

48,533,439

31,274,051

48,388,677 $

58,335,251 $

35,982,007

96,922,116 $

10,674,278

45,415,523 $

25,307,729

51,506,593

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Westlake Village (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
118,968

37,327 $
1,926,864

Westminster (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

37,327
1,807,896

1,504,373

18,914

198,481
4,581

D
D
D

10,741

1,515,114

18,914

198,481
4,581

184,636

14,430

218,482

1,157,713
367,721

268,982

436,595

1,594,308
367,721

268,982

1,426,209

Net
Expenditures
$

37,327
500,655

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

565 $
314,767

217,181
834,364

1,330,478

4,484

(20,001)
4,581

20,549,765
7,070,543
583,832
247,766

733,509

AB
F
F

171,948

480,247
522,140

308,093

1,114,061
(154,419)

(39,111)

3,088,191
711,541

136,888

2,733,539

7,096

Functional
Revenues

217,746 $
1,149,131

Net
Expenditures

6,754 $
2,292,103

210,992
(1,142,972)

20,721,713
7,070,543
583,832
247,766

733,509

3,117,021
361,722
1,249,631
77,129
15,781
803,814
5,895

17,604,692
6,708,821
(665,799)
170,637
(15,781)
(70,305)
(5,895)

5,821,730
711,541

143,984

4,139,388

188,607

1,682,342
711,541

(44,623)

435,393

AD

435,393

23,179

412,214

624,018

AB

2,567

626,585

954,758

(328,173)

358,138

60,002
117,319

358,138

60,002
117,319

8,820
117,319

358,138

51,182

1,881,465

577,794
461,978
1,124,424

393,534

3,080
3,883

2,274,999

577,794
465,058
1,128,307

1,055,021

169,240
141,981
1,934,563

1,219,978

408,554
323,077
(806,256)

120,242

E
J

120,242

107,947

12,295

H
J

678,185

23,369

AB

547,803

1,225,988

23,369

109,727

3,060

1,116,261

20,309

2,294,513

488,736

AB

876,667

599,102

3,171,180

1,087,838

1,481,005

77,129

1,690,175

1,010,709

7,158,636

3,524,289

4,748,454

8,342,414

49,968,922

1,900,000

7,006,748 $

1,114,107 $

8,272,743 $

10,242,414

56,975,670 $

11,537,017

29,608,559 $

(1,294,603)

27,367,111

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

481

482

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Westmorland (Imperial County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

17,334
185,987

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

17,334 $
185,987

Wheatland (Yuba County)


Functional
Revenues

23,000

Net
Expenditures
$

17,334
162,987

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

7,249
446,696

Total
Expenditures
$

Functional
Revenues

7,249 $
446,696

Net
Expenditures
$

7,249
446,696

223,953
22,971
2,552

AB
AB
ABH

7,818
2,550

231,771
25,521
2,552

100,000
55,391

5,289

131,771
(29,870)
2,552

(5,289)

563,492
80,274

A
AB
B

323,828

563,492
404,102

268,241
126,040

295,251
278,062

77,108

77,108

311,911

(234,803)

79,882

47,529

127,411

244,671
41,075

3,706

(117,260)
(41,075)

(3,706)

14,569

14,569

6,898

7,671

19,425

(19,425)

890,649

890,649

20,526

807,751

(20,526)

82,898

161,774

161,774

311,228

2,731

(149,454)

(2,731)

147,084
189,474

E
A

704,787

147,084
894,261

160,723
1,506,817

(13,639)
(612,556)

240,904

E
A

43,700

284,604

290,526

(5,922)

29,445

29,445

4,210

25,235

262,298

59,823

322,121

277,302

62,023

44,819

(62,023)

169,344

1,970,470

415,605

3,418,121

(48,292)

(534,527)

587,471

2,430,040

2,817,655

3,292,535 $

3,405,126

5,722,575 $

3,959,692

5,606,660 $

(554,566)

115,915

197,969

913,124 $

367,313

2,883,594 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Whittier (Los Angeles County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

334,748
4,768,168

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
36,019

334,748 $
4,804,187

Williams (Colusa County)


Functional
Revenues

2,528,398

Net
Expenditures
$

334,748
2,275,789

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

21,537,564

2,617
420,189
33,281
388,472

AB
D
DJ

ADH

144,108

12,328
56,333

21,681,672

2,617
420,189
45,609
444,805

8,370,609

1,173

13,311,063

2,617
419,016
45,609
444,805

4,432,492
763,920

1,981,939

244,657

AEH

1,363,165

365,418

5,795,657
763,920

2,347,357

244,657

3,281,259
57,905

2,427,038

69,484

2,514,398
706,015

(79,681)

175,173

459,571

39,003

498,574

111,443

387,131

339,241
1,015,981

339,241
1,015,981

735,097
978,389

48,762

(395,856)
37,592

(48,762)

6,370,830
1,036,922

AJ
AH

592,222

6,963,052
1,036,922

7,254,179
999,094

(291,127)
37,828

6,403,690

2,866,895

3,681,102

1,144,896

10,084,792

4,011,791

5,665,009

716,019

4,419,783

3,295,772

5,722,414

59,123,591

AJ

1,586,697

9,021,291 $

7,309,111

68,144,882 $

(3,439,165)

24,152,748

10,748,276

43,992,134 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

483

484

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Willits (Mendocino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

1,949,217

58,435

A
J
I

1,949,217

58,435

270,492

686,840

75,930

HJ

60,322

747,162

75,930

169,665
642,882

169,665 $
642,882

Willows (Glenn County)

813,639

Net
Expenditures
$

169,665
(170,757)

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures
$
7,836

17,093 $
363,125

Functional
Revenues
$
3,180

Net
Expenditures

17,093
355,289

17,093
359,945

1,678,725

58,435

889,182
347,885

23,692
2,170
53,849

AB
AB
J

40,661

889,182
388,546

23,692
2,170
53,849

200,721
46,877

22,750

688,461
341,669

23,692
2,170
31,099

240,914

93,619

506,248

(17,689)

374,485
55,257

797,629
12,578

1,172,114
67,835

814,507
11,587

357,607
56,248

20,039

20,039

50,138

(30,099)

1,314

1,314

4,798

(3,484)

238,508

51,625

850

238,508

51,625
850

41,432

40,841

197,076

51,625
(39,991)

41,256

234,970

49,230
25,664

1,878

41,256

234,970

51,108
25,664

51,363
2,157
238,966

51,443
145,398

(10,107)
(2,157)
(3,996)

(335)
(119,734)

247,084
1,043,456

15,644

D
A

310,753

247,084
1,354,209

15,644

18,563
1,287,816

16,514

228,521
66,393

(870)

477,408

E
A

193,525

670,933

840,836

(169,903)

211,913

106,302

211,913

106,302

30,285

181,628

106,302

232,547

313,273
445

56,280

840

288,827

314,113
445

148,831

141,419

139,996

172,694
445

1,342,372

6,859,912

1,955,527

4,859,780

(444,403)

2,540,809

4,370

22,424
3,521,803

1,111,227 $

4,370

22,424
4,633,030 $

4,999

2,729,832 $

168,752

540,677 $

1,511,124

7,400,589 $

(629)

22,424
1,903,198

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Windsor (Sonoma County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

111,123
871,027

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
131,028

111,123 $
1,002,055

Winters (Yolo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

66,230

Operating
Expenditures

111,123
935,825

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

10,002
316,082

Total
Expenditures

$
26,295

10,002 $
342,377

Functional
Revenues
$
13,700

Net
Expenditures
10,002
328,677

3,399,025

87,686

1,168,951

AD
F
E

74,890

3,473,915

87,686

1,168,951

198,214

195

784,951

3,275,701

87,491

384,000

1,138,549
225,885

67,726

A
F
F

24,338

1,162,887
225,885

67,726

303,313
75,602

859,574
150,283

67,726

870,257

13,830,304

14,700,561

14,314,574
1,100

385,987
(1,100)

65,539

299,692

780,558

183,830

846,097

483,522

708,192

225,636

137,905

257,886

525,669

300

525,969

1,292,632

(766,663)

356,136

148,693

504,829

69,790

435,039

1,325,134

1,805,422

22,547

245,188

1,347,681

2,050,610

399,296

1,347,681

1,651,314

56,639

56,639

609,866

45,327

202,934

(553,227)

(45,327)

(202,934)

E
F

613,432

E
E

120,373

733,805

1,128,947

(395,142)

80,568

1,176,974

1,257,542

1,336,102

(78,560)

273,903

30,069

4,000

277,903

30,069

409,059

8,556

13,887
518

(131,156)

(8,556)

16,182
(518)

10,244,862

7,332,799

551,392

4,005,046

551,392

5,293,133 $

671,446

4,486,773 $

(120,054)

806,360

15,481,231 $

25,726,093 $

18,393,294 $

1,288,087 $

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

485

486

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Woodlake (Tulare County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures
$

17,119 $
126,309

Woodland (Yolo County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

17,119
126,309

979,815
18,311

10,368

15,934

AB
F
FJ

59,359

1,039,174
18,311

10,368

15,934

242,915

25,529

160,518

78,989
85,528

AD

367,631

528,149

78,989
85,528

625,186

81,325
74,610

17,119
126,309

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

24,588 $

630,463 $
2,297,699

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
714,684

605,875
2,297,699

630,463
1,583,015

796,259
18,311

10,368

(9,595)

9,866,448
5,131,438

70,097

A
A
E

4,328,306
34,451

14,194,754
5,165,889

70,097

1,789,561
262,121

4,230

12,405,193
4,903,768

(4,230)
70,097

(97,037)

(2,336)
10,918

6,287,851
266,138
254,144
900,651

10,488,647
1,220
925,199

16,776,498
267,358
1,179,343
900,651

7,438,372
802
1,139,971
852,835

9,338,126
266,556
39,372
47,816

42,911

42,911

9,450

33,461

1,231,065

3,235

1,234,300

1,234,300

17,809

634,749

7,936

17,809

634,749

7,936

32,036

623,195

(14,227)

11,554

7,936

1,901,390
2,536,374
80,089

990,590

6,986
211,557

1,072

1,908,376
2,747,931
80,089

991,662

2,661,959
34,736,299
400,675

661,292

(753,583)
(31,988,368)
(320,586)

330,370

423,709
256,522

E
A

20,000

423,709
276,522

437,444
309,147

(13,735)
(32,625)

191,013
11,045,172
305,594

F
A

649,820

191,013
11,694,992
305,594

285,335
4,985,915
106,042

(94,322)
6,709,077
199,552

52,400

51,662

104,062

61,698

42,364

3,954,260

1,627,324

475,979

144,669

4,430,239

1,771,993

1,269,644

344,023

3,160,595

1,427,970

341,328

3,270,255

408,677

2,931,212

(47,349)

857,695

3,003,753

52,546,965

461,526

17,757,255 $

20,000

518,652 $

361,328

3,788,907 $

3,465,279

70,304,220 $

3,663,146

61,316,906 $

(197,867)

8,987,314

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Woodside (San Mateo County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

18,468
789,483

496,542

36,583

18,278

D
H
H

425,264

Total
Expenditures

$
5,567

Yorba Linda (Orange County)


Functional
Revenues

18,468 $
795,050

242,574

80,000

576,542

36,583

18,278

137,586

670,392

1,095,656

Net
Expenditures
$

18,468
552,476

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

12,410 $
51,345

2,863,827 $
1,491,359

C
I
I

15,201

8,572,130

2,851,417
1,440,014

438,956

36,583

18,278

6,756,077

66,414
839,475
28,127

724,767

370,889

1,460,230
4,148,817

Total
Expenditures

Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

$
2,230,440

2,863,827
(739,081)

6,771,278

66,414
839,475
28,127

620,020

5,373

6,151,258

61,041
839,475
28,127

10,032,360
4,148,817

12,015,203
4,684,263

(1,982,843)
(535,446)

521,980

521,980

736,400

(214,420)

1,425,218

33,795

1,459,013

54,742

1,404,271

703,943

41,359

745,302

185,974

559,328

2,685,418

18,296

2,703,714

3,879,249

(1,175,535)

146,959

E
AEF

146,959

247,088

(100,129)

3,717,974

165,330

I
H

3,717,974

165,330

3,755,089

240,482

(37,115)

(75,152)

96,596

27,131

329,063
22,883

1,223

16,953

97,819

27,131

329,063
39,836

97,929

226,746

58,267
19,170

(110)

(199,615)

270,796
20,666

3,294,961

2,817,805
24,804
5,664,692

656,617

1,347,782

70,945

187,489

4,642,743

2,888,750
24,804
5,664,692

844,106

1,843,887

284,417

5,708,205

2,798,856

2,604,333
24,804
(43,513)

844,106

3,633,173

CJ

2,676,501

1,772,166

38,043,390

10,309,393 $

815,494 $

4,448,667 $

48,352,783 $

35,321,370 $

13,031,413

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

487

488

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Yountville (Napa County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

$
109,316

196,954 $
614,683

Yreka (Siskiyou County)


Functional
Revenues

196,954
505,367

385,941
269,246

21,414

D
D
I

385,941
269,246

21,414

144,271
749

266,827

372,431

639,258

52,094

Net
Expenditures
$

196,954
562,589

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code

Functional
Revenues

131,639 $
1,040,785

A
AB
I

193,311
274,107

1,673

1,772,044
437,512
5,400
60,650
1,184
52,866

237,609
17,851

11,642

1,534,435
419,661
5,400
49,008
1,184
52,866

76,603

2,797,403

5,004

2,086,419

6,547

710,984

(6,547)

5,004

241,670
268,497

21,414

1,578,733
163,405
5,400
58,977
1,184
52,866

253,047

6,540

386,211

(6,540)

2,720,800

5,004

$
18,270

Net
Expenditures

480 $
341,498

131,159
699,287

Total
Expenditures

131,639
1,022,515

306,680

306,680

38,464

268,216

102,876

41,219

144,095

16,499

127,596

185,040
20,000

185,040
20,000

29,502

185,040
(9,502)

81,659

175,358
28,710

3,712

81,659

179,070
28,710

70,516

14,262
377

11,143

164,808
28,333

553,744

E
A

138,704

692,448

693,981

(1,533)

272,974

847,284
388,933

A
A

95,501
1,751,276

272,974

942,785
2,140,209

191,207

900,156
2,185,621

81,767

42,629
(45,412)

518,654

150,698

87,097

2,937

605,751

153,635

139,550

106,889

466,201

46,746

604,935

7,250

120,458

74,821

13,676

679,756

7,250

134,134

135,043

25,266

544,713

7,250

108,868

585,234

3,965,799

422,354

1,887,441

361,187

2,987,150

782,656

8,829,908

40,574

2,908,451 $

823,230

11,738,359 $

1,432,948

7,350,233 $

198,307

908,792 $

783,541

4,874,591 $

(609,718)

4,388,126

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Yuba City (Sutter County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

100,802
3,199,150

6,428,839
4,577,365

140,243

AB
AB
I

98,188

Total
Expenditures

$
116,763

Yucaipa (San Bernardino County)


Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

100,802 $
3,315,913

862,407

61,102
14,110

6,489,941
4,591,475

140,243

898,238
840,749

1,903,869

1,903,869
98,188

1,870,443
175,501

100,802
2,453,506

Operating
Expenditures
$

Capital
Outlay

Provider
Code
$

Total
Expenditures

$
1,360,503

Functional
Revenues

195,759 $
2,235,781

Net
Expenditures

$
617,932

195,759
875,278

195,759
1,617,849

5,591,703
3,750,726

140,243

3,515,358
1,103,965
535,768
113,084

D
F
J

12,852
1,272

3,515,358
1,116,817
537,040
113,084

343,511
2,479,870

1,544

49,565

3,171,847
(1,363,053)
537,040
113,084

(1,544)

(49,565)

33,426
(77,313)

1,048,445
43,175

1,772,727

2,821,172
43,175

4,684,425
112,054

(1,863,253)
(68,879)

405,960

405,960

405,960

278,421

278,421

278,421

3,675,362
2,646,273
470,367

79,437

2,360,268

6,035,630
2,646,273
470,367

79,437

2,814,671

795,158

3,220,959
2,646,273
(324,791)

79,437

924,565

144,620

39,709

924,565

184,329

1,628,297

4,136

(703,732)

184,329
(4,136)

6,101,593

E
A

5,176,866

11,278,459

19,273,854

(7,995,395)

E
J

2,378,071

16,543

2,394,614

647,923

1,746,691

1,629,248

385,385

397,407

2,528,175

2,026,655

2,913,560

1,751,359

319,674

275,296

2,593,886

3,905,780

34,207,430

427,840

10,077,361 $

7,645,124

35,824,068 $

(3,311,504)

8,460,723

39,621
10,832,692

6,112,645 $

4,333,620

44,284,791 $

39,621
16,945,337 $

11,992,367 $

39,621
4,952,970

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

489

490

Table 4. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Expenditures
Yucca Valley (San Bernardino County)

Function Activity
General Government
Legislative
Management and Support
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Emergency Medical Services
Animal Regulation
Weed Abatement
Street Lighting
Disaster Preparedness
Other
Transportation
Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
Street Trees and Landscaping
Parking Facilities
Public Transit
Airports
Ports and Harbors
Other
Community Development
Planning
Construction and Engineering
Regulation Enforcement
Redevelopment
Housing
Employment
Community Promotion
Other
Health
Physical and Mental Health
Hospitals and Sanitariums
Solid Waste
Sewers
Cemeteries
Other
Culture and Leisure
Parks and Recreation
Marinas and Wharfs
Libraries
Museums
Golf Courses
Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Community Center and Auditoriums
Other
Public Utilities
Water
Gas
Electric
Other
Other
Total Expenditures

Operating
Expenditures
$

Provider
Code

Capital
Outlay

Total
Expenditures

State Total
Functional
Revenues

Net
Expenditures

98,371
1,379,502

$
22,580

98,371 $
1,402,082

2,111,432

172,772

D
I
I

26,676

2,111,432

199,448

306,290

25,767

988,100

112,348

2,440,885

640

3,428,985

112,988

105,678

663,965
3,135

108,314

1.65
8.51

1,805,142

173,681

6,833,188,061
2,708,051,708
283,175,240
101,186,031
17,650,643
216,709,047
62,483,834
356,523,410

2,701,517

166,991

727,468

(54,003)

105,678

145,878

1,980

665,945
3,135

108,314

J
K

847,895

60

247,951

137,290

429,918,432
1,627,039,498

17.71
7.02
0.73
0.26
0.05
0.56
0.16
0.92

279,088,026
136,955,030
2,778,745
3,828,603
450,475
52,564,871
1,162,936
12,349,001

7,112,276,087
2,845,006,738
285,953,985
105,014,634
18,101,118
269,273,918
63,646,770
368,872,411

1,197,329,453
432,687,971
133,798,016
63,076,722
7,576,267
180,794,791
75,890,579
67,650,600

5,914,946,634
2,412,318,767
152,155,969
41,937,912
10,524,851
88,479,127
(12,243,809)
301,221,811

1,840,329,267
280,964,931
210,324,337
893,070,022
1,497,300,265
572,809,876
29,617,140

4.77
0.73
0.55
2.31
3.88
1.48
0.08

1,682,146,272
29,713,559
83,830,093
238,845,639
369,184,599
403,188,621
13,521,127

3,522,475,539
310,678,490
294,154,430
1,131,915,661
1,866,484,864
975,998,497
43,138,267

2,478,747,000
122,367,081
312,556,011
967,111,538
2,511,693,459
846,060,614
59,172,612

1,043,728,539
188,311,409
(18,401,581)
164,804,123
(645,208,595)
129,937,883
(16,034,345)

(40,200)

594,739,243

1.54

39,567,624

634,306,867

243,090,850

391,216,017

374,846
156,585

32,895
1,966

291,099
(153,450)

(32,895)
106,348

1,062,374,942
341,006,250
779,699,846
213,791,793
222,070,267
240,880,210

2.75
0.88
2.02
0.55
0.58
0.62

279,707,300
55,279,339
49,417,887
9,136,274
15,241,269
36,520,996

1,342,082,242
396,285,589
829,117,733
222,928,067
237,311,536
277,401,206

1,248,345,416
419,448,032
691,272,616
211,507,044
136,047,913
468,759,029

93,736,826
(23,162,443)
137,845,117
11,421,023
101,263,623
(191,357,823)

702,015,916
611,938,466
1,272,414,145
2,074,120,626
41,645,475
502,138,738

1.82
1.59
3.30
5.37
0.11
1.30

9,231,709
71,498,441
58,359,925
907,487,274
90,123
3,994,016

711,247,625
683,436,907
1,330,774,070
2,981,607,900
41,735,598
506,132,754

319,417,872
610,235,465
1,292,362,444
3,411,741,643
4,452,454
278,937,199

391,829,753
73,201,442
38,411,626
(430,133,743)
37,283,144
227,195,555

288,352

1,836

568,941

1,136,247

1,836
60

816,892

129,819

40,643

1,006,428

1,836
60

776,249

1,793,404,270
53,380,800
617,416,352
49,558,568
132,843,834
92,616,593
367,383,124
143,350,748

4.65
0.14
1.60
0.13
0.34
0.24
0.95
0.37

618,335,386
4,831,668
165,362,400
18,479,862
18,516,738
10,381,610
126,602,465
34,891,065

2,411,739,656
58,212,468
782,778,752
68,038,430
151,360,572
102,998,203
493,985,589
178,241,813

1,073,969,382
34,680,942
311,762,469
5,065,207
194,341,777
75,836,954
181,957,147
72,350,760

1,337,770,274
23,531,526
471,016,283
62,973,223
(42,981,205)
27,161,249
312,028,442
105,891,053

137,290

147,849

137,290
(147,849)

2,777,084,775
89,831,025
3,827,800,015
31,998,947
130,247,708

7.20
0.23
9.92
0.08
0.34

838,961,561
7,854,137
987,902,215
4,351,121
5,884,524

3,616,046,336
97,685,162
4,815,702,230
36,350,068
136,132,232

4,017,273,763
111,793,248
4,850,403,087
27,410,758
189,249,143

(401,227,427)
(14,108,086)
(34,700,857)
8,939,310
(53,116,911)

6,097,657

$ 38,591,348,086

100.00

Net
Expenditures

227,825,872 $
2,020,641,307

4,231,046

Functional
Revenues

657,744,304 $
3,647,680,805

10,328,703 $

98,371
1,402,082

Total
Expenditures

20,424,674 $
362,788,837

3,351,890 $

Capital
Outlay

637,319,630
3,284,891,968

6,976,813

Operating
Expenditures

8,070,708,037 $ 46,662,056,123 $ 32,186,692,507 $ 14,475,363,616

Provider Codes: (A) Paid City Employees; (B) City Volunteers; (C) Contract with Another City; (D) Contract with a County; (E) Contract with Private Sector; (F) Contract with Other Public Agencies; (G) Without Contract with Another City; (H) Without Contract with a County; (I) Without Contra
with Private Sector; (J) Without Contract with Other Public Agencies; (K) Service not Provided Within City.

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Adelanto (San Bernardino County)


Agoura Hills (Los Angeles County)
Lease Obligation

Total Agoura Hills Long-Term Indebtedness

17,343,320
$

17,343,320

Alameda (Alameda County)


Revenue
West End Improvement - Refunding
Total Revenue

1992

2016

2,740,000

2,740,000

2,740,000

2,740,000

General Obligation
Library

2003

2026

10,600,000

10,600,000

10,600,000

Total General Obligation

10,600,000

10,600,000

10,600,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,041,384

2,317,784

258,168

1,483,091

Construction Financing

5,357,392

Lease Obligation

165,568,857

Total Alameda Long-Term Indebtedness

16,381,384

15,657,784

258,168

12,083,091

5,357,392

165,568,857

Albany (Alameda County)


Revenue
Sewer
Total Revenue

1993

2013

4,885,000

4,885,000

215,000

3,215,000

4,885,000

4,885,000

215,000

3,215,000

General Obligation
Capital Improvements

2003

2038

14,500,000

8,000,000

8,000,000

Total General Obligation

14,500,000

8,000,000

8,000,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

227,625

227,625

24,952

109,921

Lease Obligation

4,508,153

Total Albany Long-Term Indebtedness

19,612,625

13,112,625

239,952

11,324,921

4,508,153

Alhambra (Los Angeles County)


Improvement District
Street Lights

1994

2018

8,300,000

8,300,000

245,000

6,470,000

Total Improvement District

8,300,000

8,300,000

245,000

6,470,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,944,107

1,944,107

311,165

748,594

Construction Financing

4,100,000

Lease Obligation

59,285,576

Total Alhambra Long-Term Indebtedness


Aliso Viejo (Orange County)

10,244,107

10,244,107

556,165

7,218,594

4,100,000

59,285,576

491

492

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Alturas (Modoc County)


Construction Financing

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Alturas Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

3,406,756
$

3,406,756

Amador (Amador County)


American Canyon (Napa County)
Other Special Assessments
2001

2031

6,935,000

6,935,000

55,000

6,880,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Water and Sewer Connection Fees

6,935,000

6,935,000

55,000

6,880,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,428,570

1,428,570

200,000

Construction Financing

11,800,952

Lease Obligation

18,973,350

Total American Canyon Long-Term Indebtedness

8,363,570

8,363,570

255,000

6,880,000

11,800,952

18,973,350

Anaheim (Orange County)


Revenue
Electric

1991

2004

4,400,000

3,434,000

701,000

515,000

Electric

1994

2017

5,280,000

5,280,000

420,000

3,050,000

Electric

1998

2028

65,000,000

65,000,000

Electric

1999

2027

45,000,000

45,000,000

Electric

2002

2032

178,705,000

178,705,000

Electric - Partial Refunding - Series B

1993

2022

71,300,000

71,300,000

Electric - Partial Refunding Series A

1993

2007

60,700,000

60,700,000

5,405,000

30,670,000

Electric - Refunding

1996

2004

95,395,000

95,395,000

6,610,000

14,325,000

Water

1992

2005

5,740,000

5,740,000

500,000

1,690,000

Water - Partial Refunding

1986

2009

7,160,000

7,160,000

465,000

3,415,000

Water - Partial Refunding

1993

2018

13,545,000

13,545,000

575,000

10,200,000

552,225,000

551,259,000

14,676,000

63,865,000

1993

2016

10,055,000

10,055,000

390,000

7,460,000

10,055,000

10,055,000

390,000

7,460,000

1997

2027

25,000,000

25,000,000

450,000

22,595,000

25,000,000

25,000,000

450,000

22,595,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Storm Drains
Total General Obligation
Certificates of Participation
Electric Distribution Plant
Total Certificates of Participation
Mark-Roos

1995

2014

17,420,000

17,420,000

735,000

12,760,000

Total Mark-Roos

Improvements

17,420,000

17,420,000

735,000

12,760,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,060,334

3,060,334

258,430

1,596,926

Construction Financing

24,707,988

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Anaheim (Orange County) (continued)
Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

1999

2014

9,085,000

9,085,000

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2,316,294,760

9,085,000

470,000

7,625,000

9,085,000

470,000

7,625,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvements
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Anaheim Long-Term Indebtedness

616,845,334

615,879,334

16,979,430

115,901,926

24,707,988

2,316,294,760

Anderson (Shasta County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,785,369

1,785,369

65,035

419,932

Lease Obligation

6,668,183

Total Anderson Long-Term Indebtedness

1,785,369

1,785,369

65,035

419,932

6,668,183

Angels (Calaveras County)


Revenue
2001

2015

3,185,000

3,185,000

170,000

2,675,000

Total Revenue

Wastewater

3,185,000

3,185,000

170,000

2,675,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

270,965

270,965

17,674

213,924

Construction Financing

1,072,403

Lease Obligation

1,031,543

Total Angels Long-Term Indebtedness

3,455,965

3,455,965

187,674

2,888,924

1,072,403

1,031,543

Antioch (Contra Costa County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Hillcrest - Series A

1997

2007

16,300,000

16,300,000

1,620,000

8,155,000

Improvements - Hillcrest - Series B

1997

2007

4,080,000

4,080,000

820,000

950,000

Improvements - Lone Diamond - Series A

1998

2018

48,320,000

48,320,000

3,325,000

37,400,000

Improvements - Lone Diamond - Series B

1998

2018

44,875,000

44,875,000

2,955,000

35,155,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

113,575,000

113,575,000

8,720,000

81,660,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,898,290

2,898,290

292,070

1,160,242

Construction Financing

4,348,834

Lease Obligation

75,936,402

Total Antioch Long-Term Indebtedness

116,473,290

116,473,290

9,012,070

82,820,242

4,348,834

75,936,402

Apple Valley (San Bernardino County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements

1996

2015

7,191,155

7,191,155

280,000

5,880,000

Public Improvements

1986

2008

2,828,000

2,828,000

170,000

1,335,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

10,019,155

10,019,155

450,000

7,215,000

Lease Obligation

11,315,075

493

494

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Apple Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

10,019,155

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

10,019,155

450,000

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

7,215,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

11,315,075

Arcadia (Los Angeles County)


General Obligation
Police Station Project - Series A
Total General Obligation

2001

2031

8,000,000

8,000,000

65,000

7,935,000

8,000,000

8,000,000

65,000

7,935,000

Total Arcadia Long-Term Indebtedness

8,000,000

8,000,000

65,000

7,935,000

Arcata (Humboldt County)


Revenue
Wastewater

1997

2022

2,840,000

2,840,000

75,000

2,565,000

Wastewater Collection

1978

2002

500,000

500,000

40,000

Total Revenue

3,340,000

3,340,000

115,000

2,565,000

Lease Obligation

Total Arcata Long-Term Indebtedness

3,340,000

3,340,000

115,000

2,565,000

3,923,345
$

3,923,345

Arroyo Grande (San Luis Obispo County)


Revenue
Water
Total Revenue

1993

2009

1,131,993

1,131,993

77,627

578,630

1,131,993

1,131,993

77,627

578,630

General Obligation
2003

2033

1,900,000

1,900,000

1,900,000

Total General Obligation

Fire Station Expansion

1,900,000

1,900,000

1,900,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

464,087

464,087

193,841

159,288

Total Arroyo Grande Long-Term Indebtedness

3,496,080

3,496,080

271,468

2,637,918

Artesia (Los Angeles County)


Arvin (Kern County)
Revenue
Sewer Expansion

1982

2007

995,400

995,400

7,000

8,000

995,400

995,400

7,000

8,000

Roads, Streets, and Lights

1983

2000

560,000

560,000

560,000

Roads, Streets, and Lights

1989

2004

71,703

71,703

22,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

631,703

631,703

582,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,046,877

1,046,877

127,559

570,984

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Total Arvin Long-Term Indebtedness


Atascadero (San Luis Obispo County)
Revenue

2,673,980

2,673,980

134,559

1,160,984

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1982

2010

1,300,000

1,300,000

945,000

1,300,000

1,300,000

945,000

1993

2008

903,356

903,356

45,000

350,000

903,356

903,356

45,000

350,000

Improvements

1999

2014

1,590,000

1,590,000

95,000

1,365,000

Separado-Cayucos

1986

2007

1,236,742

1,236,742

65,000

380,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

2,826,742

2,826,742

160,000

1,745,000

Lease Obligation

1,254,245

City/Type of Indebtedness
Atascadero (San Luis Obispo County) (continued)
Sewer
Total Revenue

Amount Authorized

1911 Act Bonds


Las Encinas and 3F Meadows
Total 1911 Act Bonds
1915 Act Bonds

Total Atascadero Long-Term Indebtedness


Atherton (San Mateo County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,030,098

91,591

Total Atherton Long-Term Indebtedness

5,030,098

91,591

91,591

1,150,000

91,591

2,095,000

1,254,245

Atwater (Merced County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,144,148

1,144,148

101,756

612,950

Construction Financing

561,122

Lease Obligation

15,358,201

Total Atwater Long-Term Indebtedness

1,144,148

1,144,148

101,756

612,950

561,122

15,358,201

Auburn (Placer County)


General Obligation
1987

2011

2,330,000

2,330,000

95,000

750,000

Total General Obligation

Civic Center Project

2,330,000

2,330,000

95,000

750,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

49,586

49,586

9,512

24,342

Construction Financing

6,178,392

Lease Obligation

3,477,971

Total Auburn Long-Term Indebtedness


Avalon (Los Angeles County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,379,586

2,564,484

Total Avalon Long-Term Indebtedness

2,379,586

2,547,624

2,564,484

104,512

72,643

774,342

1,680,537

72,643

2,547,624

6,178,392

1,680,537
$

3,477,971

Avenal (Kings County)


Improvement District
1987 Assessment Bond

1990

2010

1,340,000

1,340,000

80,000

1,015,000

495

496

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Avenal (Kings County) (continued)


Total Improvement District

1,340,000

1,340,000

80,000

1,015,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

7,185,384

7,185,384

157,005

6,247,000

Construction Financing

731,904

Total Avenal Long-Term Indebtedness


Azusa (Los Angeles County)
Lease Obligation

Total Azusa Long-Term Indebtedness

8,525,384

8,525,384

237,005

7,262,000

731,904

45,627,011

45,627,011

Bakersfield (Kern County)


Revenue
Sewer

1997

2006

13,590,000

13,590,000

1,500,000

6,670,000

Wastewater Plant

1993

2001

20,305,000

20,305,000

1,160,000

12,565,000

33,895,000

33,895,000

2,660,000

19,235,000

2002

2006

4,930,000

4,930,000

930,000

4,000,000

4,930,000

4,930,000

930,000

4,000,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Water
Total General Obligation
1915 Act Bonds

1982

2015

56,525,000

56,525,000

6,175,000

51,810,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

56,525,000

56,525,000

6,175,000

51,810,000

Construction Financing

15,778,598

Lease Obligation

59,789,490

Total Bakersfield Long-Term Indebtedness

95,350,000

95,350,000

9,765,000

75,045,000

15,778,598

59,789,490

Baldwin Park (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Community Center - Refunding
Total Revenue

1994

2019

8,610,000

8,610,000

245,000

7,155,000

8,610,000

8,610,000

245,000

7,155,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements

2001

2011

215,458

215,458

15,458

200,000

Improvements - Delta Little John Ahurn

1986

2008

3,483,358

3,483,358

100,000

665,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

3,698,816

3,698,816

115,458

865,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,895,360

1,895,360

485,629

1,165,019

Lease Obligation

1,049,410

Total Baldwin Park Long-Term Indebtedness


Banning (Riverside County)
1915 Act Bonds

14,204,176

14,204,176

846,087

9,185,019

1,049,410

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Banning (Riverside County) (continued)
Streets and Storm Sewers

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1992

2012

7,232,134

7,232,134

200,000

3,944,100

Total 1915 Act Bonds

7,232,134

7,232,134

200,000

3,944,100

Construction Financing

4,330,144

Lease Obligation

12,434,186

Total Banning Long-Term Indebtedness

7,232,134

7,232,134

200,000

3,944,100

4,330,144

12,434,186

Barstow (San Bernardino County)


Revenue
Meas I Tax Revenue Bond
Total Revenue

1996

2010

6,715,000

6,715,000

477,688

4,145,000

6,715,000

6,715,000

477,688

4,145,000

1915 Act Bonds


1992

2012

2,905,463

2,905,463

197,500

1,847,500

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Public Improvement District 91-1

2,905,463

2,905,463

197,500

1,847,500

Lease Obligation

5,593,913

Total Barstow Long-Term Indebtedness

9,620,463

9,620,463

675,188

5,992,500

5,593,913

Beaumont (Riverside County)


Revenue
Sewer Expansion - Refunding

2002

2032

9,790,000

9,790,000

9,790,000

9,790,000

9,790,000

9,790,000

Improvements

1994

2023

9,260,000

9,260,000

9,260,000

Improvements

2000

2032

12,222,803

12,222,803

175,000

12,047,803

21,482,803

21,482,803

175,000

21,307,803

Improvements

1994

2023

10,290,000

10,290,000

875,600

9,194,400

Improvements

2000

2032

14,725,000

14,725,000

14,725,000

25,015,000

25,015,000

875,600

23,919,400

Total Revenue
Community Facility District

Total Community Facility District


Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Beaumont Long-Term Indebtedness

56,287,803

56,287,803

1,050,600

55,017,203

Bell (Los Angeles County)


Pension Obligation
1998

2018

1,870,000

1,870,000

60,000

1,655,000

Total Pension Obligation

Pension

1,870,000

1,870,000

60,000

1,655,000

Lease Obligation

4,926,400

Total Bell Long-Term Indebtedness


Bell Gardens (Los Angeles County)

1,870,000

1,870,000

60,000

1,655,000

4,926,400

497

498

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1994

2024

5,800,000

5,800,000

101,825

5,070,000

5,800,000

5,800,000

101,825

5,070,000

Amount Authorized

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Bell Gardens (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Revenue
Water Improvement
Total Revenue
Total Bell Gardens Long-Term Indebtedness
Bellflower (Los Angeles County)
Lease Obligation

Total Bellflower Long-Term Indebtedness

5,800,000

5,800,000

101,825

5,070,000

7,909,302

7,909,302

Belmont (San Mateo County)


Revenue
Sewer
Total Revenue

2001

2031

7,500,000

7,500,000

85,000

7,415,000

7,500,000

7,500,000

85,000

7,415,000

Total Belmont Long-Term Indebtedness

7,500,000

7,500,000

85,000

7,415,000

Belvedere (Marin County)


1915 Act Bonds
1998

2033

1,857,295

1,857,295

25,000

1,779,041

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Utilities Undergrounding

1,857,295

1,857,295

25,000

1,779,041

Lease Obligation

2,893,157

Total Belvedere Long-Term Indebtedness

1,857,295

1,857,295

25,000

1,779,041

2,893,157

Benicia (Solano County)


Revenue
Wastewater - Refunding

1993

2019

6,195,000

6,195,000

175,000

4,815,000

Water

1967

2007

4,650,000

4,650,000

215,000

1,260,000

Water - Refunding

2002

2017

10,805,000

10,805,000

10,805,000

21,650,000

21,650,000

390,000

16,880,000

Sewer

1997

2017

30,000,000

5,000,000

180,000

4,245,000

Sewer

1998

2018

30,000,000

5,000,000

165,000

4,425,000

Sewers

1978

2003

2,500,000

2,500,000

200,000

62,500,000

12,500,000

545,000

8,670,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

Total General Obligation


1915 Act Bonds
Fleetside - Refunding

1994

2014

6,835,000

6,835,000

3,810,000

Improvements

1990

2015

10,000,000

10,000,000

315,000

7,095,000

Improvements - Drake/Gateway

1988

2014

2,083,968

2,083,968

88,000

1,010,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

18,918,968

18,918,968

403,000

11,915,000

Construction Financing

23,055,898

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Benicia (Solano County) (continued)
Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Benicia Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

103,068,968

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

53,068,968

Outstanding at
End of Year

1,338,000

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

37,465,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

23,055,898

Berkeley (Alameda County)


General Obligation
Fire Station and Seismic Retrofit

1993

2018

8,000,000

8,000,000

230,000

Fire Station and Seismic Retrofit

1995

2021

14,000,000

14,000,000

380,000

Fire Station and Seismic Retrofit

1997

2027

10,500,000

10,500,000

180,000

9,815,000

Fire Station and Seismic Retrofit

2002

2020

17,865,000

17,865,000

17,865,000

Library and City Hall

1997

2027

10,000,000

10,000,000

170,000

9,395,000

Library and City Hall

1998

2028

25,000,000

25,000,000

435,000

23,420,000

Library and City Hall

2000

2019

14,000,000

14,000,000

225,000

13,420,000

99,365,000

99,365,000

1,620,000

73,915,000

Total General Obligation

Pension Obligation
1998

2018

12,415,000

12,415,000

720,000

7,475,000

Total Pension Obligation

Pension - Refunding

12,415,000

12,415,000

720,000

7,475,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

8,305,079

8,305,079

916,678

2,764,963

Construction Financing

4,460,594

Lease Obligation

107,909,040

Total Berkeley Long-Term Indebtedness

120,085,079

120,085,079

3,256,678

84,154,963

4,460,594

107,909,040

Beverly Hills (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Parking

1993

2008

38,380,114

38,380,114

Parking

1999

2020

7,422,950

7,422,950

161,430

6,810,159

Parking

2001

2013

10,680,000

10,680,000

815,000

9,865,000

Parking

2003

2015

24,431,590

24,431,590

24,431,590

Wastewater

1998

2022

24,650,000

24,650,000

700,000

21,190,000

Water

1973

2003

3,700,000

3,700,000

230,000

240,000

Water

1993

2008

4,688,931

4,688,931

Water

1998

2022

14,760,000

14,760,000

425,000

12,665,000

Water

2003

2015

2,984,638

2,984,638

2,984,638

131,698,223

131,698,223

2,331,430

78,186,387

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Civic Center

1993

2008

50,335,955

50,335,955

Civic Center

1998

2028

34,175,000

34,175,000

34,175,000

Civic Center

1999

2020

85,002,050

85,002,050

1,848,570

77,984,841

Civic Center

2003

2015

41,038,772

41,038,772

41,038,772

210,551,777

210,551,777

1,848,570

153,198,613

Total General Obligation

499

500

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Beverly Hills Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

342,250,000

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

342,250,000

4,180,000

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

231,385,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

Big Bear Lake (San Bernardino County)


Revenue
Water

1992

2004

45,220,000

45,220,000

1,035,000

1,095,000

Water

1996

2022

37,585,000

37,585,000

65,000

37,030,000

82,805,000

82,805,000

1,100,000

38,125,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

1982

2012

11,926,776

11,926,776

195,000

6,138,573

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

11,926,776

11,926,776

195,000

6,138,573

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,610,990

4,610,990

311,550

784,737

Construction Financing

3,379,168

Lease Obligation

1,696,548

Total Big Bear Lake Long-Term Indebtedness

99,342,766

99,342,766

1,606,550

45,048,310

3,379,168

1,696,548

Biggs (Butte County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

342,594

342,594

11,549

313,478

Construction Financing

749,500

Lease Obligation

146,043

Total Biggs Long-Term Indebtedness

342,594

342,594

11,549

313,478

749,500

146,043

Bishop (Inyo County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

807,065

807,065

21,739

618,540

Lease Obligation

1,125,754

Total Bishop Long-Term Indebtedness

807,065

807,065

21,739

618,540

Blue Lake (Humboldt County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

241,583

241,583

21,988

196,479

Construction Financing

314,696

Total Blue Lake Long-Term Indebtedness

241,583

241,583

21,988

196,479

314,696

Blythe (Riverside County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,533,658

3,533,658

143,985

3,086,625

Construction Financing

4,750,955

Total Blythe Long-Term Indebtedness


Bradbury (Los Angeles County)
Brawley (Imperial County)
Other Special Assessments

3,533,658

3,533,658

143,985

3,086,625

4,750,955

1,125,754

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Brawley (Imperial County) (continued)
Improvements - County Water

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1977

2017

368,200

368,200

10,700

214,600

Total Other Special Assessments

368,200

368,200

10,700

214,600

Construction Financing

18,199,079

Lease Obligation

3,072,513

Total Brawley Long-Term Indebtedness

368,200

368,200

10,700

214,600

18,199,079

3,072,513

Brea (Orange County)


Revenue
County-Wide Communications

1996

2006

1,145,000

1,145,000

115,000

520,000

Water

1998

2021

22,000,000

21,330,000

635,000

18,525,000

23,145,000

22,475,000

750,000

19,045,000

Downtown Public Improvement

1997

2021

5,000,000

3,235,000

90,000

2,925,000

Sewer and Street

1997

2026

3,000,000

2,685,000

45,000

2,491,000

Sewer and Street

1998

2028

8,000,000

7,000,000

120,000

6,615,000

Sewer and Street

1999

2015

2,500,000

1,478,000

76,000

1,133,000

Total Community Facility District

18,500,000

14,398,000

331,000

13,164,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

924,849

924,849

Lease Obligation

29,849,807

Total Revenue
Community Facility District

Total Brea Long-Term Indebtedness

42,569,849

37,797,849

1,081,000

32,209,000

29,849,807

Brentwood (Contra Costa County)


Revenue
Infrastructure

2001

2032

32,080,000

32,080,000

445,000

31,635,000

Water

1994

2013

6,570,000

6,570,000

65,000

965,000

Water and Sewer

1997

2026

12,195,000

12,195,000

245,000

11,055,000

50,845,000

50,845,000

755,000

43,655,000

2002

2031

5,999,976

5,999,976

6,198,082

5,999,976

5,999,976

6,198,082

Improvements

1992

2017

19,620,000

19,620,000

915,000

14,660,000

Improvements

1993

2007

6,727,000

6,727,000

385,000

2,285,000

Infrastructure

1999

2029

42,897,358

42,897,358

787,300

40,990,000

Infrastructure

2000

2030

12,740,000

12,740,000

180,000

12,560,000

Infrastructure Refunding

2002

2029

16,585,000

16,585,000

16,585,000

Infrastructure Refunding

2003

2029

19,267,000

19,267,000

19,267,000

117,836,358

117,836,358

2,267,300

106,347,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Police Station Construction
Total General Obligation
1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds

501

502

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Brentwood (Contra Costa County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,952,861

3,952,861

251,597

1,020,587

Construction Financing

37,713,566

Lease Obligation

314,760

Total Brentwood Long-Term Indebtedness

178,634,195

178,634,195

3,273,897

157,220,669

37,713,566

314,760

Brisbane (San Mateo County)


Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet
Improvements - Northeast Ridge
Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

2001

2020

6,975,000

6,975,000

200,000

6,775,000

6,975,000

6,975,000

200,000

6,775,000

Total Brisbane Long-Term Indebtedness


Buellton (Santa Barbara County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,975,000

818,500

Total Buellton Long-Term Indebtedness

6,975,000

818,500

818,500

200,000

22,000

6,775,000

497,000

22,000

818,500

497,000
$

Buena Park (Orange County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,589,417

2,588,573

201,353

1,689,550

Lease Obligation

2,992,456

Total Buena Park Long-Term Indebtedness

2,589,417

2,588,573

201,353

1,689,550

2,992,456

Burbank (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
BWP Electric Bond Series A

2001

2011

54,745,000

54,745,000

6,460,000

48,285,000

BWP Electric Bond Series A

2002

2022

25,000,000

25,000,000

25,000,000

Burbank Public Financing Authority - Series A

2003

2024

55,335,000

55,335,000

55,335,000

Electric

1998

2023

45,160,000

45,160,000

45,160,000

Sewer - Refunding

1993

2012

9,255,000

9,255,000

955,000

4,320,000

Solid Waste Series A

2001

2008

4,845,000

4,845,000

620,000

3,310,000

Solid Waste Series B

2001

2017

10,290,000

10,290,000

10,290,000

Wastewater Treatment - Series A

1995

2025

16,800,000

16,800,000

345,000

14,400,000

Water - Series A

1998

2023

10,585,000

10,585,000

705,000

8,575,000

232,015,000

232,015,000

9,085,000

214,675,000

Total Revenue

Improvement District
1991

2006

2,030,000

2,030,000

165,000

795,000

Total Improvement District

Parking Authority

2,030,000

2,030,000

165,000

795,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

10,211,209

10,211,209

10,077,796

Construction Financing

2,014,214

Lease Obligation

1,965,801

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Burbank Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

244,256,209

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

244,256,209

9,250,000

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

225,547,796

2,014,214

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

1,965,801

Burlingame (San Mateo County)


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Corporation Yard Reconstruction

2001

2022

15,000,000

15,000,000

Library Reconstruction

1995

2015

10,000,000

10,000,000

Waste Water Improvement Project

1998

2012

17,590,000

17,590,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

42,590,000

42,590,000

Lease Obligation

Total Burlingame Long-Term Indebtedness

42,590,000

42,590,000

60,814,823
$

60,814,823

Calabasas (Los Angeles County)


Calexico (Imperial County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

15,427,841

15,427,841

985,151

10,396,815

Construction Financing

2,594,990

Lease Obligation

7,948,628

Total Calexico Long-Term Indebtedness

15,427,841

15,427,841

985,151

10,396,815

2,594,990

7,948,628

California City (Kern County)


Calimesa (Riverside County)
Calipatria (Imperial County)
Revenue
1979

2019

247,000

247,000

6,000

156,000

Total Revenue

Sewer

247,000

247,000

6,000

156,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

592,820

592,820

67,644

356,426

Total Calipatria Long-Term Indebtedness

839,820

839,820

73,644

512,426

Calistoga (Napa County)


Revenue
Water System

1972

2012

200,000

200,000

7,500

88,500

Water System

1984

2024

5,000,000

5,000,000

100,500

3,789,500

Total Revenue

5,200,000

5,200,000

108,000

3,878,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,388,124

1,388,124

700,047

Construction Financing

4,561,624

Lease Obligation

8,721,456

Total Calistoga Long-Term Indebtedness


Camarillo (Ventura County)

6,588,124

6,588,124

808,047

3,878,000

4,561,624

8,721,456

503

504

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Bridge and Police Facility - Refunding

1999

2012

6,556,532

6,556,532

449,726

4,850,486

Library Construction

2003

2034

8,930,000

8,930,000

8,930,000

15,486,532

15,486,532

449,726

13,780,486

Improvements

1996

2016

3,541,500

3,541,500

3,055,000

Improvements - Refunding

1989

2014

1,325,000

1,325,000

1,035,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

4,866,500

4,866,500

4,090,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

291,558

291,558

52,988

32,129

1999

2012

11,235,000

11,235,000

10,850,000

11,235,000

11,235,000

10,850,000

City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

Camarillo (Ventura County) (continued)


Revenue

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvements - Refunding
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Camarillo Long-Term Indebtedness

31,879,590

31,879,590

502,714

28,752,615

Campbell (Santa Clara County)


1915 Act Bonds
1978

2012

3,017,727

3,017,727

35,000

360,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Parking Garage, Street, and Storm Drains

3,017,727

3,017,727

35,000

360,000

Lease Obligation

47,943,813

Total Campbell Long-Term Indebtedness

3,017,727

3,017,727

35,000

360,000

47,943,813

Canyon Lake (Riverside County)


Certificates of Participation
1994

2015

1,245,000

1,245,000

50,000

870,000

Total Certificates of Participation

Street Improvement

1,245,000

1,245,000

50,000

870,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,900,000

2,900,000

141,476

1,894,653

Total Canyon Lake Long-Term Indebtedness

4,145,000

4,145,000

191,476

2,764,653

Capitola (Santa Cruz County)


Revenue
Mobile Home Park
Total Revenue

1996

2003

5,935,000

5,935,000

810,000

1,245,000

5,935,000

5,935,000

810,000

1,245,000

1915 Act Bonds


1970

2018

13,660,930

13,660,930

2,040,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

13,660,930

13,660,930

2,040,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

324,490

324,490

79,405

103,197

Total Capitola Long-Term Indebtedness

19,920,420

19,920,420

889,405

3,388,197

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Carlsbad (San Diego County)


1911 Act Bonds
Improvements - Cynthia Lane

1988

2003

181,856

181,856

4,401

Improvements - La Costa Downs

1995

2011

814,299

814,299

84,625

438,213

996,155

996,155

89,026

438,213

Total 1911 Act Bonds


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements

1997

2012

18,475,000

18,475,000

1,170,000

9,635,000

Improvements - Carlsbad Ranch

1997

2022

10,175,438

10,175,438

245,000

8,840,000

Improvements - Rancho Carrillo

1998

2028

19,600,000

19,600,000

345,000

18,490,000

48,250,438

48,250,438

1,760,000

36,965,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments

1995

2006

2,781,317

2,781,317

215,377

502,814

Total Other Special Assessments

Golf Course

2,781,317

2,781,317

215,377

502,814

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

11,080,000

11,080,000

480,000

8,375,000

Construction Financing

1,630,300

Lease Obligation

5,731,577

Total Carlsbad Long-Term Indebtedness

63,107,910

63,107,910

2,544,403

46,281,027

1,630,300

5,731,577

Carmel-By-The-Sea (Monterey County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

513,892

513,892

75,573

185,843

Lease Obligation

18,710,057

Total Carmel-By-The-Sea Long-Term Indebtedness


Carpinteria (Santa Barbara County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

513,892

224,732

Total Carpinteria Long-Term Indebtedness

513,892

224,732

224,732

75,573

19,022

224,732

19,022

185,843

1,211
$

1,211

18,710,057

Carson (Los Angeles County)


Other Special Assessments
Property Improvements - Dominguez Tech

2001

2031

32,195,000

32,195,000

32,195,000

Street Improvements - Sepulveda Avenue

1992

2022

13,100,000

13,100,000

65,000

2,170,000

Street Improvements - Wilmington Avenue

1995

2007

2,200,000

2,200,000

195,000

1,160,000

47,495,000

47,495,000

260,000

35,525,000

Total Other Special Assessments


Total Carson Long-Term Indebtedness

47,495,000

47,495,000

260,000

35,525,000

Cathedral City (Riverside County)


Revenue
City Projects

1996

2009

2,945,000

2,945,000

215,000

1,815,000

Sports Complex

1997

2027

5,920,000

5,920,000

75,000

5,530,000

505

506

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Cathedral City (Riverside County) (continued)


Total Revenue

8,865,000

8,865,000

290,000

7,345,000

2000

2030

12,230,000

12,230,000

12,230,000

12,230,000

12,230,000

12,230,000

Improvements

1988

2011

38,425,737

38,425,737

5,885,000

Improvements

1996

2026

5,591,404

5,591,404

115,000

5,005,000

Improvements

2001

2026

3,085,000

3,085,000

15,000

3,070,000

Improvements - Refunding

1996

2011

23,905,000

23,905,000

1,465,000

13,425,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

71,007,141

71,007,141

1,595,000

27,385,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,807,236

3,807,236

491,432

2,375,321

Amount Authorized

Community Facility District


Public Infrastructure Improvements
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds

Total Cathedral City Long-Term Indebtedness

95,909,377

95,909,377

2,376,432

49,335,321

Ceres (Stanislaus County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements

1993

2018

3,900,000

3,900,000

Improvements

2002

2018

2,960,000

2,960,000

2,960,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

6,860,000

6,860,000

2,960,000

Construction Financing

96,080

Lease Obligation

737,125

Total Ceres Long-Term Indebtedness

6,860,000

6,860,000

2,960,000

96,080

737,125

Cerritos (Los Angeles County)


Chico (Butte County)
Revenue
Parking Structure
Total Revenue

1994

2024

3,490,000

3,490,000

70,000

3,055,000

3,490,000

3,490,000

70,000

3,055,000

1915 Act Bonds


1982

2013

24,083,497

21,013,497

1,300,000

2,960,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

24,083,497

21,013,497

1,300,000

2,960,000

Construction Financing

32,409,607

Total Chico Long-Term Indebtedness

27,573,497

24,503,497

1,370,000

6,015,000

32,409,607

Chino (San Bernardino County)


Community Facility District
Improvements

1999

2029

9,060,000

9,060,000

130,000

8,685,000

Infrastructure

1989

2011

2,850,000

2,850,000

190,000

2,195,000

Public Facility Construction

2000

2115

2,115,000

2,115,000

30,000

2,085,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Chino (San Bernardino County) (continued)
Total Community Facility District

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Improvements

1989

2009

1,626,313

1,626,313

135,000

470,000

Improvements

1999

2009

12,015,000

12,015,000

1,020,000

8,680,000

13,641,313

13,641,313

1,155,000

9,150,000

14,025,000

14,025,000

350,000

12,965,000

1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments

2002

2032

3,200,000

3,200,000

3,200,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Public Facility Construction

3,200,000

3,200,000

3,200,000

Lease Obligation

27,744,913

Total Chino Long-Term Indebtedness

30,866,313

30,866,313

1,505,000

25,315,000

27,744,913

Chino Hills (San Bernardino County)


Community Facility District
Infrastructure
Total Community Facility District

1991

2015

59,940,000

59,940,000

2,740,000

37,410,000

59,940,000

59,940,000

2,740,000

37,410,000

1915 Act Bonds


1994

2021

33,705,000

33,705,000

1,195,000

15,513,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

33,705,000

33,705,000

1,195,000

15,513,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

71,196,190

71,196,190

6,757,579

38,691,262

Lease Obligation

46,387,499

Total Chino Hills Long-Term Indebtedness

164,841,190

164,841,190

10,692,579

91,614,262

46,387,499

Chowchilla (Madera County)


Revenue
RDA/REDIP

1993

2013

295,000

295,000

265,000

Sewer - USDA

2000

2020

268,325

268,325

10,000

255,000

Storm Drain

1994

2013

790,000

790,000

37,500

588,500

Water - USDA

2000

2020

1,114,558

1,114,558

39,558

1,075,000

2,467,883

2,467,883

87,058

2,183,500

2002

2020

6,750,000

6,750,000

6,750,000

6,750,000

1992

2020

675,000

675,000

503,275

675,000

675,000

503,275

Improvements

1994

2023

9,700,000

9,700,000

9,461,293

Pheasant Run

2002

2020

6,750,000

6,750,000

50,000

6,700,000

Total Revenue

Improvement District
Pheasant Run
Total Improvement District
1911 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
1915 Act Bonds

507

508

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Chowchilla (Madera County) (continued)


Total 1915 Act Bonds

16,450,000

16,450,000

50,000

16,161,293

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

225,888

225,888

22,905

121,563

Construction Financing

Lease Obligation

7,276,560

Total Chowchilla Long-Term Indebtedness

26,568,771

26,568,771

159,963

18,969,631

7,276,560

Chula Vista (San Diego County)


Certificates of Participation
Construction of Corporation Yard

2000

2020

25,255,000

25,255,000

Construction of New Police Facility

2002

2032

60,145,000

60,145,000

85,400,000

85,400,000

1994

2008

18,274,851

18,274,851

895,000

14,799,025

18,274,851

18,274,851

895,000

14,799,025

Public Facilities

1999

2029

34,825,000

34,825,000

490,000

33,750,000

Public Facilities

2002

2033

39,000,000

39,000,000

39,000,000

Public Facilities-Otay Ranch

2001

2031

19,000,000

19,000,000

19,000,000

Public Facilities-San Miguel Ranch

2002

2032

14,425,000

14,425,000

14,425,000

Public Facilities-Sunbow II Vlg 5

2000

2030

7,385,000

7,385,000

100,000

7,195,000

Total Community Facility District

114,635,000

114,635,000

590,000

113,370,000

Public Improvements

1986

2029

89,763,650

89,763,650

310,000

16,430,000

Public Improvements

2001

2017

30,150,000

30,150,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

119,913,650

119,913,650

310,000

16,430,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

9,111,044

9,111,044

3,135,468

2,917,722

Lease Obligation

163,687,925

Total Certificates of Participation

Pension Obligation
Pension
Total Pension Obligation
Community Facility District

1915 Act Bonds

Total Chula Vista Long-Term Indebtedness


Citrus Heights (Sacramento County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total Claremont Long-Term Indebtedness


Clayton (Contra Costa County)

347,334,545

80,224,465

15,510,850

Total Citrus Heights Long-Term Indebtedness


Claremont (Los Angeles County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

347,334,545

80,224,465

15,510,850

80,224,465

4,930,468

2,949,171

147,516,747

64,845,677

12,190,199

2,949,171

80,224,465

15,510,850

15,510,850

64,845,677
$

12,190,199

163,687,925

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Clearlake (Lake County)


Cloverdale (Sonoma County)
Revenue
2000

2020

2,425,000

2,425,000

85,000

2,340,000

Total Revenue

Waste Water Treatment Expansion

2,425,000

2,425,000

85,000

2,340,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

663,159

663,159

32,629

82,688

Construction Financing

3,059,427

Total Cloverdale Long-Term Indebtedness

3,088,159

3,088,159

117,629

2,422,688

3,059,427

Clovis (Fresno County)


Revenue
Corporation Yard

2001

2027

19,755,000

19,755,000

19,755,000

Equipment

1997

2007

2,620,000

2,620,000

255,000

1,445,000

Public Safety Facility

2001

2015

15,000,000

15,000,000

820,000

14,180,000

Refuse

1998

2018

10,030,000

10,030,000

430,000

8,725,000

Sewer

1998

2011

15,330,000

15,330,000

95,000

14,985,000

Water Improvement

2003

2028

44,330,000

44,330,000

44,330,000

107,065,000

107,065,000

1,600,000

103,420,000

Improvements

1998

2018

6,646,333

6,646,333

570,000

4,420,000

Improvements

2001

2020

2,360,000

2,360,000

70,000

2,225,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

9,006,333

9,006,333

640,000

6,645,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

28,941,932

28,941,932

1,054,782

22,044,175

Construction Financing

720,000

Lease Obligation

9,098,429

Total Revenue

1915 Act Bonds

Total Clovis Long-Term Indebtedness


Coachella (Riverside County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

145,013,265

9,795,000

Total Coachella Long-Term Indebtedness

145,013,265

9,795,000

9,795,000

3,294,782

225,000

9,795,000

132,109,175

7,840,000

7,840,000

225,000

720,000

9,098,429

Coalinga (Fresno County)


Revenue
Airport Expansion

1994

2014

660,000

660,000

25,000

500,000

Jail Construction Project

1994

2014

740,000

740,000

30,000

560,000

Sewer

1982

2020

384,600

384,600

8,000

220,612

Water Plant Expansion

1993

2016

3,000,000

3,000,000

100,000

2,265,000

4,784,600

4,784,600

163,000

3,545,612

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation

509

510

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1989

2011

15,285,000

15,285,000

855,000

15,285,000

15,285,000

855,000

Utility and Street Improvements

1988

2004

187,719

187,719

20,000

20,000

Utility and Street Improvements

1992

2016

3,025,000

3,025,000

60,000

1,865,000

Utility and Street Improvements #2

1992

2016

774,000

774,000

13,000

396,000

Utility and Street Improvements #3

1993

2016

548,000

548,000

10,000

325,000

Utility and Street Improvements #4

1993

2018

2,269,000

2,269,000

110,000

1,885,000

6,803,719

6,803,719

213,000

4,491,000

City/Type of Indebtedness
Coalinga (Fresno County) (continued)
Custody Facility
Total Certificates of Participation

Amount Authorized

Improvement District

Total Improvement District


1915 Act Bonds

1982

2021

433,000

433,000

10,000

245,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

433,000

433,000

10,000

245,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

63,000

63,000

Construction Financing

5,403,138

Lease Obligation

6,949,200

Total Coalinga Long-Term Indebtedness

27,369,319

27,369,319

1,241,000

8,281,612

5,403,138

6,949,200

Colfax (Placer County)


Revenue
Sewer
Total Revenue

1978

2018

85,000

85,000

2,000

57,000

85,000

85,000

2,000

57,000

General Obligation
1978

2018

100,000

100,000

4,000

67,000

Total General Obligation

Sewer Construction

100,000

100,000

4,000

67,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

272,217

272,217

26,073

177,667

Total Colfax Long-Term Indebtedness

457,217

457,217

32,073

301,667

Colma (San Mateo County)


Certificates of Participation
Improvements and Facilities
Total Certificates of Participation

2003

2033

14,900,000

14,900,000

14,900,000

14,900,000

14,900,000

14,900,000

1997

2005

7,550,000

7,550,000

975,000

3,255,000

7,550,000

7,550,000

975,000

3,255,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Total Colma Long-Term Indebtedness
Colton (San Bernardino County)
Revenue

22,450,000

22,450,000

975,000

18,155,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Colton (San Bernardino County) (continued)
Electric

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1995

2021

19,985,000

19,985,000

Waste Water

2000

2025

5,785,000

5,785,000

Water

1998

2019

11,120,000

11,120,000

36,890,000

36,890,000

Total Revenue
Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

1998

2010

2,070,000

2,070,000

110,000

1,660,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Corporation Yards

2,070,000

2,070,000

110,000

1,660,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

21,790,767

21,790,767

554,078

5,084,847

Construction Financing

12,716,525

Lease Obligation

88,075,000

Total Colton Long-Term Indebtedness

60,750,767

60,750,767

664,078

6,744,847

12,716,525

Colusa (Colusa County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

817,358

774,099

80,577

526,111

Construction Financing

350,779

Total Colusa Long-Term Indebtedness

817,358

774,099

80,577

526,111

350,779

88,075,000

Commerce (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
1994

2004

3,435,000

3,435,000

340,000

830,000

Total Revenue

Water - Refunding

3,435,000

3,435,000

340,000

830,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

28,000,000

28,000,000

28,000,000

Lease Obligation

17,191,012

Total Commerce Long-Term Indebtedness

31,435,000

31,435,000

28,340,000

830,000

17,191,012

Compton (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Sewer

1998

2023

8,310,000

8,310,000

205,000

7,645,000

Solid Waste

2000

2020

6,000,000

6,000,000

6,000,000

Total Revenue

14,310,000

14,310,000

205,000

13,645,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,000,000

5,000,000

5,000,000

Construction Financing

581,026

Lease Obligation

29,217,673

Total Compton Long-Term Indebtedness

19,310,000

19,310,000

205,000

18,645,000

581,026

29,217,673

Concord (Contra Costa County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements #59

1978

2004

475,191

475,191

35,000

40,000

511

512

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Concord (Contra Costa County) (continued)


Improvements #65

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1979

2005

5,167,624

5,167,624

380,000

840,000

Improvements #76

1988

2002

166,080

166,080

11,000

15,000

Improvements #77

1989

2005

183,200

183,200

10,000

10,000

Improvements #78

1991

2007

78,850

78,850

5,000

5,000

Improvements #79

1993

2008

48,000

48,000

4,000

3,000

Improvements #80

1998

2014

445,216

445,216

20,000

405,000

Improvements #81

1999

2014

255,000

255,000

12,000

221,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

6,819,161

6,819,161

477,000

1,539,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,640,000

5,640,000

45,000

685,000

Lease Obligation

36,086,305

Total Concord Long-Term Indebtedness

12,459,161

12,459,161

522,000

2,224,000

Corcoran (Kings County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

200,000

200,000

11,085

75,417

Construction Financing

3,731,937

Total Corcoran Long-Term Indebtedness

200,000

200,000

11,085

75,417

3,731,937

36,086,305

Corning (Tehama County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

12,720

12,720

2,379

5,407

Lease Obligation

6,731,452

Total Corning Long-Term Indebtedness

12,720

12,720

2,379

5,407

6,731,452

Corona (Riverside County)


General Obligation
Library

1995

2013

7,225,000

7,225,000

345,000

5,065,000

7,225,000

7,225,000

345,000

5,065,000

Improvements - Refunding

1993

2007

12,775,000

12,775,000

975,000

5,600,000

Improvements - Series A

1998

2023

30,000,000

19,505,000

465,000

18,420,000

Improvements - Series A

1999

2020

15,715,000

15,715,000

840,000

14,090,000

Improvements - Series B

1998

2020

63,285,000

62,845,000

1,830,000

51,765,000

Improvements - Series B

1999

2019

22,580,000

22,580,000

775,000

20,435,000

Improvements - Series C

1999

2020

22,000,000

20,295,000

665,000

18,575,000

Improvements-Eagle Glen

2002

2031

6,485,000

6,485,000

6,485,000

172,840,000

160,200,000

5,550,000

135,370,000

Improvements

1987

2003

1,246,508

1,246,508

105,000

115,000

Improvements

1990

2015

3,000,000

3,000,000

80,000

1,935,000

Improvements

1991

2011

3,630,086

3,630,086

210,000

1,880,000

Total General Obligation


Community Facility District

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Corona (Riverside County) (continued)
Improvements

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1999

2025

2,657,100

2,657,100

120,000

2,485,000

Improvements - Series A

1988

2004

33,795,000

33,795,000

3,780,000

Improvements - Series A

1996

2021

1,624,200

1,624,200

130,000

1,325,000

Improvements - Series A

1997

2022

685,000

685,000

15,000

610,000

Improvements - Series B

1988

2004

14,230,000

14,230,000

1,285,000

1,165,000

Improvements - Series B

1996

2020

855,000

855,000

20,000

690,000

Improvements - Series B

1997

2022

1,605,000

1,605,000

35,000

1,440,000

Improvements - Series C

1988

2007

3,482,630

3,482,630

155,000

995,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

66,810,524

66,810,524

5,935,000

12,640,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,676,609

6,676,609

434,624

3,811,166

Lease Obligation

208,692,721

Total Corona Long-Term Indebtedness


Coronado (San Diego County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

253,552,133

13,256,378

Total Coronado Long-Term Indebtedness

240,912,133

13,256,378

13,256,378

12,264,624

1,029,269

13,256,378

156,886,166

6,922,715

1,029,269
$

6,922,715

208,692,721

Corte Madera (Marin County)


Certificates of Participation
Sewer

1996

2003

2,820,000

2,820,000

450,000

2,820,000

2,820,000

450,000

Drainage

1993

2008

313,571

313,571

20,000

145,000

Parking

1996

2026

1,067,000

1,067,000

15,000

1,000,000

Sewer

1995

2021

517,297

517,297

10,000

460,000

Total Certificates of Participation


1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Total Corte Madera Long-Term Indebtedness

1,897,868
$

4,717,868

1,897,868
$

4,717,868

45,000
$

495,000

1,605,000
$

1,605,000

Costa Mesa (Orange County)


General Obligation
1974

2004

3,910,000

3,910,000

240,000

250,000

Total General Obligation

Purchase Park Land

3,910,000

3,910,000

240,000

250,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

462,411

462,411

88,968

359,970

Lease Obligation

38,900,426

Total Costa Mesa Long-Term Indebtedness

4,372,411

4,372,411

328,968

609,970

38,900,426

Cotati (Sonoma County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements

1989

2008

673,898

673,898

35,000

275,000

513

514

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Cotati (Sonoma County) (continued)


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1990

2003

820,000

820,000

85,000

1,493,898

1,493,898

120,000

275,000

2001

2033

5,875,000

5,875,000

5,875,000

5,875,000

5,875,000

5,875,000

Amount Authorized

Other Special Assessments


Improvement
Total Other Special Assessments
Total Cotati Long-Term Indebtedness

7,368,898

7,368,898

120,000

6,150,000

Covina (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,729,243

2,729,243

74,921

1,359,796

Lease Obligation

3,554,916

Total Covina Long-Term Indebtedness


Crescent City (Del Norte County)
Construction Financing

Total Crescent City Long-Term Indebtedness


Cudahy (Los Angeles County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

21,318

Total Cudahy Long-Term Indebtedness

2,729,243

2,729,243

74,921

21,318

21,318

21,318

4,242

8,784,542

4,242
$

1,359,796

8,784,542

11,065
$

11,065

3,554,916

Culver City (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
1999

2029

25,080,000

25,080,000

405,000

23,575,000

Total Revenue

Sewer - Refunding

25,080,000

25,080,000

405,000

23,575,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,888,868

6,888,868

930,081

3,467,607

Construction Financing

1,837,342

Lease Obligation

11,840,639

Total Culver City Long-Term Indebtedness

31,968,868

31,968,868

1,335,081

27,042,607

1,837,342

11,840,639

Cupertino (Santa Clara County)


1915 Act Bonds
1974

2010

4,666,405

4,666,405

20,000

195,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

4,666,405

4,666,405

20,000

195,000

Lease Obligation

95,380,750

Total Cupertino Long-Term Indebtedness


Cypress (Orange County)
Revenue

4,666,405

4,666,405

20,000

195,000

95,380,750

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Cypress (Orange County) (continued)
Refinance 1991 Civic Center Debt
Total Revenue

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

2001

2021

5,505,000

5,505,000

240,000

5,265,000

5,505,000

5,505,000

240,000

5,265,000

Total Cypress Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

5,505,000

5,505,000

240,000

5,265,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Daly City (San Mateo County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

164,000

164,000

119,897

Lease Obligation

11,223,004

Total Daly City Long-Term Indebtedness


Dana Point (Orange County)
Lease Obligation

Total Dana Point Long-Term Indebtedness


Danville (Contra Costa County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

40,560

Total Danville Long-Term Indebtedness

164,000

164,000

40,560

40,560

40,560

119,897

11,223,004

5,183,899

5,183,899

Davis (Yolo County)


Community Facility District
Infrastructure

1995

2015

7,195,000

7,195,000

275,000

5,355,000

Infrastructure

1999

2028

9,785,000

9,785,000

9,785,000

Infrastructure

2000

2024

9,640,000

9,640,000

1,960,000

6,700,000

Infrastructure - Refunding

1997

2025

31,220,000

31,220,000

370,000

18,155,000

57,840,000

57,840,000

2,605,000

39,995,000

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

1963

2010

6,647,199

6,647,199

190,000

2,975,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

6,647,199

6,647,199

190,000

2,975,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,500,000

185,300

85,996

2,147,240

Construction Financing

20,307,466

Lease Obligation

3,579,027

Total Davis Long-Term Indebtedness

66,987,199

64,672,499

2,880,996

45,117,240

20,307,466

3,579,027

Del Mar (San Diego County)


Revenue
Water Improvements
Total Revenue

1979

2004

400,000

400,000

50,000

55,000

400,000

400,000

50,000

55,000

1977

2002

1,500,000

1,500,000

50,000

50,000

General Obligation
Open Space Acquisition

515

516

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Del Mar (San Diego County) (continued)


Wildfire Protection
Total General Obligation

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1999

2014

1,950,000

1,950,000

105,000

1,665,000

3,450,000

3,450,000

155,000

1,715,000

Amount Authorized

1915 Act Bonds


1987

2019

3,608,625

3,608,625

90,000

1,320,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

3,608,625

3,608,625

90,000

1,320,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,128,013

1,128,013

98,240

556,252

Lease Obligation

7,818,630

Total Del Mar Long-Term Indebtedness


Del Rey Oaks (Monterey County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

8,586,638

107,180

Total Del Rey Oaks Long-Term Indebtedness

8,586,638

107,180

107,180

393,240

24,737

107,180

3,646,252

70,895

24,737

70,895

Delano (Kern County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,832,182

1,832,182

140,877

1,437,898

Construction Financing

65,104

Total Delano Long-Term Indebtedness

1,832,182

1,832,182

140,877

1,437,898

65,104

7,818,630

Desert Hot Springs (Riverside County)


1915 Act Bonds
Sewer, Water, Drainage, and Dry Utilities

1993

2013

765,320

765,320

15,000

550,000

Sewer, Water, and Utilities

1992

2013

975,062

975,062

75,000

705,000

Street Improvements

1994

2014

441,044

441,044

20,000

325,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

2,181,426

2,181,426

110,000

1,580,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

227,784

227,784

2,601

5,337

Total Desert Hot Springs Long-Term Indebtedness

2,409,210

2,409,210

112,601

1,585,337

Diamond Bar (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Diamond Bar Center
Total Revenue

2002

2033

13,755,000

13,755,000

12,985,700

13,755,000

13,755,000

12,985,700

Total Diamond Bar Long-Term Indebtedness

13,755,000

13,755,000

12,985,700

Dinuba (Tulare County)


Revenue
1998

2028

5,960,000

5,960,000

100,000

5,580,000

Total Revenue

Water Storage and Trams Facility

5,960,000

5,960,000

100,000

5,580,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,399,766

1,399,766

339,732

385,343

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Dinuba (Tulare County) (continued)


Construction Financing

1,672,503

Lease Obligation

2,619,423

Total Dinuba Long-Term Indebtedness

7,359,766

7,359,766

439,732

5,965,343

1,672,503

2,619,423

Dixon (Solano County)


Revenue
Police Building and Fire Truck

1996

2015

2,290,000

2,290,000

105,000

1,665,000

Sewer

1996

2021

2,635,000

2,635,000

70,000

2,260,000

4,925,000

4,925,000

175,000

3,925,000

City Hall

1981

2021

915,000

915,000

20,000

660,000

Fire Station

1997

2022

3,300,000

3,300,000

90,000

2,890,000

4,215,000

4,215,000

110,000

3,550,000

Infrastructure - Series A

1998

2014

6,847,053

6,847,053

425,000

5,535,000

Infrastructure - Series B

1998

2020

20,997,433

20,997,433

660,000

18,820,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

27,844,486

27,844,486

1,085,000

24,355,000

Lease Obligation

518,390

Total Revenue
Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


1915 Act Bonds

Total Dixon Long-Term Indebtedness

36,984,486

56,254

36,984,486

56,254

1,370,000

31,830,000

518,390

Dorris (Siskiyou County)


Dos Palos (Merced County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total Dos Palos Long-Term Indebtedness

56,254

56,254

8,209
$

8,209

18,317
$

18,317

Downey (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
1994

2019

5,000,000

5,000,000

Total Revenue

5,000,000

5,000,000

Construction Financing

700,000

Lease Obligation

19,828,299

Golf Course Reconstruction

Total Downey Long-Term Indebtedness


Duarte (Los Angeles County)
Lease Obligation
Total Duarte Long-Term Indebtedness
Dublin (Alameda County)

5,000,000

5,000,000

700,000

19,828,299

7,211,863

7,211,863

517

518

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Dublin (Alameda County) (continued)


1915 Act Bonds
1992

2012

2,350,000

2,350,000

106,000

1,565,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Dublin Boulevard Extension

2,350,000

2,350,000

106,000

1,565,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

7,109,606

7,109,606

106,042

7,260,302

Total Dublin Long-Term Indebtedness

9,459,606

9,459,606

212,042

8,825,302

Dunsmuir (Siskiyou County)


Revenue
Sewer Plant Expansion

1987

2014

200,000

169,000

7,000

98,000

200,000

169,000

7,000

98,000

Sewer System Extension

1990

2030

146,481

146,481

2,000

130,000

Sewer System Improvements

1995

2035

529,600

529,600

7,000

483,000

Water System Acquisition - Refinance

2000

2014

825,000

825,000

45,000

735,000

Water System Improvements

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation

1996

2035

611,200

589,600

7,000

543,000

Total Certificates of Participation

2,112,281

2,090,681

61,000

1,891,000

Lease Obligation

149,488

Total Dunsmuir Long-Term Indebtedness

2,312,281

2,259,681

68,000

1,989,000

149,488

East Palo Alto (San Mateo County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

400,200

400,200

40,020

180,040

Construction Financing

625,000

Lease Obligation

18,496

Total East Palo Alto Long-Term Indebtedness

400,200

400,200

40,020

180,040

625,000

18,496

El Cajon (San Diego County)


1911 Act Bonds
Street Improvements

1984

1993

2,814,831

237,789

3,074

Street Improvements

1988

1998

437,374

398,954

4,777

Street Improvements

1995

2004

205,052

110,224

6,626

16,711

Total 1911 Act Bonds

3,457,257

746,967

6,626

24,562

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

31,313

31,313

6,019

21,181

Construction Financing

3,365,000

Lease Obligation

3,062,963

Total El Cajon Long-Term Indebtedness


El Centro (Imperial County)
Revenue

3,488,570

778,280

12,645

45,743

3,365,000

3,062,963

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
El Centro (Imperial County) (continued)
Hospital Expansion and Modernization

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2001

2026

39,300,000

39,300,000

39,300,000

Total Revenue

39,300,000

39,300,000

39,300,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,434,940

5,434,940

911,655

2,725,585

Lease Obligation

18,227,431

Total El Centro Long-Term Indebtedness

44,734,940

44,734,940

911,655

42,025,585

18,227,431

El Cerrito (Contra Costa County)


Revenue
1993

2003

6,300,000

6,300,000

275,000

4,250,000

Total Revenue

Storm Drain

6,300,000

6,300,000

275,000

4,250,000

Lease Obligation

1,168,580

Total El Cerrito Long-Term Indebtedness

6,300,000

6,300,000

275,000

4,250,000

1,168,580

El Monte (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Water

2000

2030

13,860,000

13,860,000

165,000

13,385,000

Water

2001

2006

5,380,000

5,380,000

5,380,000

Total Revenue

19,240,000

19,240,000

165,000

18,765,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,964,500

1,964,500

1,291,995

Construction Financing

4,377,000

Lease Obligation

13,926,020

Total El Monte Long-Term Indebtedness

21,204,500

21,204,500

1,456,995

18,765,000

4,377,000

13,926,020

El Paso De Robles (San Luis Obispo County)


Revenue
Sewer

1993

2007

5,600,000

5,600,000

Sewer Collection and Treatment System - Refunding

2002

2028

11,550,000

11,550,000

780,000

10,770,000

17,150,000

17,150,000

780,000

10,770,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

1999

2017

38,000,000

22,999,598

611

37,999,201

Total General Obligation

Bridge Expansion

38,000,000

22,999,598

611

37,999,201

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,305,361

1,305,361

203,749

800,283

Lease Obligation

8,331,705

Total El Paso De Robles Long-Term Indebtedness

56,455,361

41,454,959

984,360

49,569,484

8,331,705

El Segundo (Los Angeles County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements

1986

2006

1,205,502

1,205,502

85,000

280,000

519

520

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

El Segundo (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Total 1915 Act Bonds

1,205,502

1,205,502

85,000

280,000

Lease Obligation

4,798,727

Total El Segundo Long-Term Indebtedness

1,205,502

1,205,502

85,000

280,000

4,798,727

Elk Grove (Sacramento County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

131,414

131,414

8,497

61,001

Lease Obligation

12,680,097

2002

2033

45,000,000

45,000,000

45,000,000

45,000,000

45,000,000

45,000,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Public Facilities
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Elk Grove Long-Term Indebtedness

45,131,414

45,131,414

8,497

45,061,001

12,680,097

Emeryville (Alameda County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

992,250

992,250

160,862

536,503

Construction Financing

209,238

Lease Obligation

11,430,899

Total Emeryville Long-Term Indebtedness

992,250

992,250

160,862

536,503

209,238

11,430,899

Encinitas (San Diego County)


Revenue
Improvements
Total Revenue

2001

2031

22,645,000

22,645,000

390,000

22,255,000

22,645,000

22,645,000

390,000

22,255,000

1993

2003

193,216

193,216

15,000

90,000

193,216

193,216

15,000

90,000

1,356,400

1,356,400

45,000

1,120,000

1911 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
1915 Act Bonds
1996

2026

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

1,356,400

1,356,400

45,000

1,120,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

11,389,862

11,240,863

8,735,000

Lease Obligation

16,651,026

Total Encinitas Long-Term Indebtedness

35,584,478

35,435,479

450,000

32,200,000

16,651,026

Escalon (San Joaquin County)


Revenue
Sewer

2000

2030

825,000

825,000

15,000

800,000

Water

1993

2009

539,000

539,000

32,000

296,877

Total Revenue

1,364,000

1,364,000

47,000

1,096,877

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

374,647

374,647

67,925

95,958

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Escalon (San Joaquin County) (continued)


Construction Financing

1,004,282

Lease Obligation

336,542

Total Escalon Long-Term Indebtedness

1,738,647

1,738,647

114,925

1,192,835

1,004,282

336,542

Escondido (San Diego County)


Revenue
Reidy Golf Course
Total Revenue

2001

2030

6,300,000

6,300,000

6,300,000

6,300,000

6,300,000

6,300,000

2002

2013

3,085,000

3,085,000

3,085,000

3,085,000

3,085,000

3,085,000

Community Facility District


Hidden Trails
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds
Auto Parkway Refunding

1998

2018

4,435,000

4,435,000

145,000

3,585,000

Bernardo Hamilton Sewer

1994

2008

242,461

242,461

15,000

105,000

Ranch San Pasqual Refunding

1998

2026

5,105,000

5,105,000

105,000

4,620,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

9,782,461

9,782,461

265,000

8,310,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,452,903

1,452,903

254,325

872,249

Lease Obligation

160,387,606

Total Escondido Long-Term Indebtedness

20,620,364

20,620,364

519,325

18,567,249

160,387,606

Etna (Siskiyou County)


Revenue
Sewer

1970

2009

34,000

34,000

3,000

7,000

Sewer

1983

2023

270,000

270,000

10,000

203,000

Water

1970

2009

136,000

136,000

12,000

36,000

Total Revenue

440,000

440,000

25,000

246,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

109,775

109,775

8,096

88,260

Construction Financing

405,000

Total Etna Long-Term Indebtedness

549,775

549,775

33,096

334,260

405,000

Eureka (Humboldt County)


Revenue
Municipal Harbor Improvement

1973

2014

1,560,000

1,560,000

50,000

880,000

Sewer

1988

2005

5,225,000

5,225,000

380,000

1,195,000

Total Revenue

6,785,000

6,785,000

430,000

2,075,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

16,613,443

16,613,443

173,231

16,136,578

Construction Financing

2,639,785

Total Eureka Long-Term Indebtedness

23,398,443

23,398,443

603,231

18,211,578

2,639,785

521

522

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Sewer

1999

2042

5,050,000

5,050,000

5,000,000

Water

2003

2043

3,000,000

3,000,000

3,000,000

8,050,000

8,050,000

8,000,000

City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

Exeter (Tulare County)


Revenue

Total Revenue
Total Exeter Long-Term Indebtedness

8,050,000

8,050,000

8,000,000

Fairfax (Marin County)


General Obligation
Streets and Storm Drains
Total General Obligation

2000

2030

6,830,000

5,060,000

5,000

5,055,000

6,830,000

5,060,000

5,000

5,055,000

Total Fairfax Long-Term Indebtedness

6,830,000

5,060,000

5,000

5,055,000

Fairfield (Solano County)


Revenue
Golf and Open Space

1998

2023

18,575,000

18,575,000

580,000

15,695,000

Golf and Open Space - Refunding

1996

2017

59,065,562

59,065,562

5,000

51,680,562

Water

1993

2023

9,055,000

9,055,000

Water

2003

2023

9,280,000

9,280,000

9,280,000

Water Purification Plant - Refunding

1986

2004

11,815,000

11,815,000

2,650,000

2,855,000

107,790,562

107,790,562

3,235,000

79,510,562

1987

2036

20,319,281

20,319,281

421,890

14,081,368

20,319,281

20,319,281

421,890

14,081,368

Total Revenue
General Obligation
North Bay Aqueduct
Total General Obligation
1915 Act Bonds

1997

2018

49,740,000

49,740,000

5,350,000

17,720,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

49,740,000

49,740,000

5,350,000

17,720,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,022,762

4,022,762

345,355

10,522,767

Construction Financing

2,333,862

Total Fairfield Long-Term Indebtedness

181,872,605

181,872,605

9,352,245

121,834,697

2,333,862

Farmersville (Tulare County)


Revenue
1970

2007

490,000

490,000

22,000

125,000

Total Revenue

Sewer

490,000

490,000

22,000

125,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,351,274

1,351,274

151,178

1,034,004

Total Farmersville Long-Term Indebtedness


Ferndale (Humboldt County)
Revenue

1,841,274

1,841,274

173,178

1,159,004

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Ferndale (Humboldt County) (continued)
Sewer

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1973

2013

87,000

87,000

3,000

35,000

Total Revenue

87,000

87,000

3,000

35,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

300,000

220,000

9,182

283,871

Construction Financing

280,184

Total Ferndale Long-Term Indebtedness

387,000

307,000

12,182

318,871

280,184

Fillmore (Ventura County)


Construction Financing

1,070,036

Lease Obligation

17,575,571

1999

2029

3,660,000

3,660,000

50,000

2,950,000

3,660,000

3,660,000

50,000

2,950,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Street Drain Improvements - Refunding
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Fillmore Long-Term Indebtedness

3,660,000

3,660,000

50,000

2,950,000

1,070,036

17,575,571

Firebaugh (Fresno County)


Revenue
Sewer - Series A

1976

2016

250,000

250,000

7,500

134,000

Sewer - Series B

1976

2016

250,000

250,000

7,500

140,000

Total Revenue

500,000

500,000

15,000

274,000

Construction Financing

1,888,300

Total Firebaugh Long-Term Indebtedness

500,000

500,000

15,000

274,000

1,888,300

Folsom (Sacramento County)


Revenue
Water
Total Revenue

1998

2028

19,325,000

19,325,000

375,000

18,235,000

19,325,000

19,325,000

375,000

18,235,000

1993

2013

42,616,000

42,616,000

1,670,000

33,075,000

42,616,000

42,616,000

1,670,000

33,075,000

General Obligation
Schools
Total General Obligation
Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
1998

2021

795,000

795,000

540,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Parks and Signal - Refinance

795,000

795,000

540,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,192,283

3,192,283

545,311

1,130,095

Lease Obligation

16,414,287

Total Folsom Long-Term Indebtedness


Fontana (San Bernardino County)
Revenue

65,928,283

65,928,283

2,590,311

52,980,095

16,414,287

523

524

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Fontana (San Bernardino County) (continued)


Police Facilities

2003

2016

8,000,000

7,755,000

7,755,000

8,000,000

7,755,000

7,755,000

Infrastructure #11

1999

2028

17,000,000

15,500,000

160,000

11,300,000

Infrastructure #3B

1999

2015

7,645,000

7,645,000

405,000

6,570,000

Infrastructure #4

1990

2015

7,000,000

515,000

20,000

405,000

Infrastructure #7

1998

2028

4,000,000

4,000,000

65,000

3,765,000

Infrastructure #7

1999

2030

25,415,000

25,415,000

340,000

24,750,000

Infrastructure #90

1991

2021

100,000,000

46,240,000

840,000

40,267,420

Infrastructure - Refunding #2A

1998

2017

50,000,000

44,485,000

1,625,000

39,520,000

Infrastructure - Refunding #2B

1998

2017

4,000,000

3,730,000

65,000

2,940,000

Infrastructure - Refunding #3A

1999

2015

21,100,000

21,100,000

820,000

18,955,000

236,160,000

168,630,000

4,340,000

148,472,420

Total Revenue

Amount Authorized

Community Facility District

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

1990

2009

5,660,756

5,660,756

310,000

2,975,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Infrastructure

5,660,756

5,660,756

310,000

2,975,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

10,286,506

10,286,506

285,450

9,788,231

Construction Financing

391,800

Lease Obligation

25,442,571

Total Fontana Long-Term Indebtedness

260,107,262

192,332,262

4,935,450

168,990,651

391,800

25,442,571

Fort Bragg (Mendocino County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

188,239

188,239

28,296

63,451

Lease Obligation

12,331,300

Total Fort Bragg Long-Term Indebtedness

188,239

188,239

28,296

63,451

12,331,300

Fort Jones (Siskiyou County)


Revenue
Water Company Purchase and Improvement
Total Revenue

1992

2032

405,220

405,220

4,000

373,000

405,220

405,220

4,000

373,000

Improvement District
1996

2037

71,047

71,047

1,000

68,000

Total Improvement District

Water Company Improvements

71,047

71,047

1,000

68,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

20,703

20,703

164

Total Fort Jones Long-Term Indebtedness


Fortuna (Humboldt County)
1915 Act Bonds

496,970

496,970

5,164

441,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Fortuna (Humboldt County) (continued)
Improvements

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1978

2018

1,005,358

1,005,358

20,000

434,250

Total 1915 Act Bonds

1,005,358

1,005,358

20,000

434,250

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

553,031

553,031

23,371

359,923

Lease Obligation

5,478,185

Total Fortuna Long-Term Indebtedness

1,558,389

1,558,389

43,371

794,173

5,478,185

Foster City (San Mateo County)


1915 Act Bonds
Capital Improvement on Vacant Land

1985

2005

16,294,000

16,294,000

65,000

235,000

Capital Improvement on Vacant Land

1986

2008

19,310,000

19,310,000

1,100,000

6,785,000

Capital Improvement on Vacant Land

1989

2009

11,462,073

11,462,073

540,000

2,370,000

47,066,073

47,066,073

1,705,000

9,390,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Total Foster City Long-Term Indebtedness

47,066,073

47,066,073

1,705,000

9,390,000

Fountain Valley (Orange County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,299,031

1,299,031

56,705

1,192,146

Lease Obligation

1,539,034

Total Fountain Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

1,299,031

1,299,031

56,705

1,192,146

1,539,034

Fowler (Fresno County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,644,556

3,644,556

17,166

Lease Obligation

7,669,044

Total Fowler Long-Term Indebtedness

3,644,556

3,644,556

17,166

7,669,044

Fremont (Alameda County)


Mark-Roos
Improvements
Total Mark-Roos

1993

2018

133,189,000

133,189,000

6,085,000

55,790,000

133,189,000

133,189,000

6,085,000

55,790,000

1915 Act Bonds


Street Improvements

1964

2018

235,875,521

235,875,521

5,923,000

4,760,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

235,875,521

235,875,521

5,923,000

4,760,000

Lease Obligation

222,383,490

2001

2022

30,000,000

30,000,000

30,000,000

30,000,000

30,000,000

30,000,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvements
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Fremont Long-Term Indebtedness
Fresno (Fresno County)

399,064,521

399,064,521

12,008,000

90,550,000

222,383,490

525

526

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Fresno (Fresno County) (continued)


Revenue
Airport

2000

2030

43,045,000

43,045,000

600,000

42,445,000

Sewer

1991

2011

24,755,000

24,755,000

6,085,000

20,000

Sewer

1993

2023

196,280,000

196,280,000

4,375,000

117,440,000

Sewer

1995

2026

91,100,000

91,100,000

1,725,000

47,710,000

Sewer

2000

2025

74,000,000

74,000,000

74,000,000

Solid Waste

2000

2030

18,710,000

18,710,000

965,000

15,855,000

Water

1993

2020

21,010,000

21,010,000

Water

1995

2024

35,705,000

35,705,000

695,000

750,000

Water

1998

2024

31,935,000

31,935,000

31,815,000

Water

2003

2020

16,155,000

16,155,000

275,000

15,880,000

552,695,000

552,695,000

14,720,000

345,915,000

2002

2029

205,335,000

205,335,000

3,405,000

201,930,000

205,335,000

205,335,000

3,405,000

201,930,000

Judgement

1994

2009

5,330,000

5,330,000

315,000

595,000

Judgement Refinance

2002

2017

5,370,000

5,370,000

5,370,000

10,700,000

10,700,000

315,000

5,965,000

1999

2017

2,080,000

2,080,000

35,000

1,985,000

2,080,000

2,080,000

35,000

1,985,000

Total Revenue
Pension Obligation
Pension Obligation Refinance
Total Pension Obligation
Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


Community Facility District
Improvements
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds

1975

2011

58,058,575

58,058,575

3,402,224

15,385,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Facilities

58,058,575

58,058,575

3,402,224

15,385,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

16,423,430

16,423,430

1,919,224

9,530,829

Construction Financing

5,299,158

Lease Obligation

251,096,197

Facilities

1999

2011

18,180,000

18,180,000

18,180,000

Facilities

2002

2031

1,400,000

1,400,000

1,400,000

19,580,000

19,580,000

19,580,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Fresno Long-Term Indebtedness

864,872,005

864,872,005

23,796,448

600,290,829

5,299,158

251,096,197

Fullerton (Orange County)


Revenue
Communication System
Total Revenue

1996

2011

5,005,000

5,005,000

425,000

2,725,000

5,005,000

5,005,000

425,000

2,725,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Fullerton (Orange County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,336,832

5,336,832

355,878

3,060,918

Construction Financing

1,878,212

Lease Obligation

3,121,200

Total Fullerton Long-Term Indebtedness

10,341,832

10,341,832

780,878

5,785,918

1,878,212

3,121,200

Galt (Sacramento County)


Community Facility District
Infrastructure
Total Community Facility District

1995

2019

19,060,000

19,060,000

535,000

15,845,000

19,060,000

19,060,000

535,000

15,845,000

1915 Act Bonds


1986

2024

18,803,078

16,895,000

410,000

8,495,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Infrastructure

18,803,078

16,895,000

410,000

8,495,000

Lease Obligation

18,221,268

Total Galt Long-Term Indebtedness

37,863,078

35,955,000

945,000

24,340,000

18,221,268

Garden Grove (Orange County)


Revenue
Water Improvements
Total Revenue

1993

2023

20,495,000

20,495,000

450,000

17,020,000

20,495,000

20,495,000

450,000

17,020,000

2002

2027

22,735,000

22,735,000

22,735,000

22,735,000

22,735,000

22,735,000

Certificates of Participation
Property Development
Total Certificates of Participation
1915 Act Bonds
Street improvements

1990

2011

656,608

656,608

35,000

385,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

656,608

656,608

35,000

385,000

Construction Financing

11,510,420

Lease Obligation

27,081,360

Total Garden Grove Long-Term Indebtedness

43,886,608

43,886,608

485,000

40,140,000

11,510,420

27,081,360

Gardena (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
South Bay Regional Public Communication Authority Revenue Bonds
Total Revenue

2001

2031

3,060,000

3,060,000

75,000

2,985,000

3,060,000

3,060,000

75,000

2,985,000

Certificates of Participation
Financing Agency

1991

2011

6,500,000

6,500,000

Housing Authority

1985

2005

1,430,000

1,430,000

Total Certificates of Participation

7,930,000

7,930,000

Lease Obligation

55,142,067

527

528

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Gardena Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

10,990,000

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

10,990,000

75,000

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

2,985,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

55,142,067

Gilroy (Santa Clara County)


Revenue
Sewer
Total Revenue

1999

2022

38,215,000

38,215,000

1,035,000

33,960,000

38,215,000

38,215,000

1,035,000

33,960,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements

1965

2019

10,511,492

10,511,492

Improvements

1999

2019

10,511,492

10,511,492

585,000

5,505,000

Parking

1965

2006

110,000

110,000

Parking

1999

2006

110,000

110,000

5,000

17,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Total Gilroy Long-Term Indebtedness

21,242,984
$

59,457,984

21,242,984
$

59,457,984

590,000
$

1,625,000

5,522,000
$

39,482,000

Glendale (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Electric

2000

2030

37,000,000

37,000,000

37,000,000

Electric

2003

2023

31,640,000

31,640,000

31,640,000

Police Facility

2000

2030

64,200,000

64,200,000

1,100,000

63,100,000

132,840,000

132,840,000

1,100,000

131,740,000

1992

2003

248,078

248,078

31,745

248,078

248,078

31,745

Total Revenue

1911 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Mountain Road

1994

2013

11,935,000

11,935,000

455,000

Improvements- Mountain Road

2003

2013

8,850,000

8,850,000

8,850,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Total Glendale Long-Term Indebtedness

20,785,000
$

153,873,078

20,785,000
$

153,873,078

455,000
$

1,586,745

8,850,000
$

140,590,000

Glendora (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

750,000

750,000

Lease Obligation

17,409,934

Total Glendora Long-Term Indebtedness

750,000

750,000

17,409,934

Goleta (Santa Barbara County)


Certificates of Participation
2002

2008

1,930,000

1,930,000

350,000

1,580,000

Total Certificates of Participation

Santa Barbara Shores

1,930,000

1,930,000

350,000

1,580,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,500,000

1,500,000

1,500,000

Lease Obligation

594,058

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Goleta Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

3,430,000

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

3,430,000

350,000

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

3,080,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

594,058

Gonzales (Monterey County)


Revenue
Sewer

1995

2004

267,000

267,000

31,000

30,000

Water

1995

2007

533,000

533,000

47,000

217,000

800,000

800,000

78,000

247,000

Improvements - Gonzales Shopping Center

1992

2007

496,109

496,109

11,886

398,472

Johnson Canyon-Fanoe Road Bridge

1995

2010

298,000

298,000

17,000

184,000

Sewer Improvement

1995

2003

97,000

97,000

19,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

891,109

891,109

47,886

582,472

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet


1998

2018

602,230

602,230

20,000

540,000

Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

Gonzales River Road Infrastructure Improvements

602,230

602,230

20,000

540,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

292,640

292,640

56,629

65,593

Total Gonzales Long-Term Indebtedness

2,585,979

2,585,979

202,515

1,435,065

Grand Terrace (San Bernardino County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,596,270

4,596,270

4,606,950

Lease Obligation

77,320

Total Grand Terrace Long-Term Indebtedness

4,596,270

4,596,270

4,606,950

77,320

Grass Valley (Nevada County)


Revenue
Construction of Sewer Facilities

1978

2008

500,000

500,000

26,000

207,000

Refunding of Police Facility Lease

2002

2025

535,000

535,000

75,000

460,000

1,035,000

1,035,000

101,000

667,000

Improvements

1988

2008

1,060,000

1,060,000

60,000

235,000

Reassessment District

2001

2020

5,085,000

5,085,000

365,000

4,720,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

6,145,000

6,145,000

425,000

4,955,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,788,454

1,788,454

218,616

320,987

Construction Financing

20,265,555

Lease Obligation

2,338,262

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Total Grass Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

8,968,454

8,968,454

744,616

5,942,987

20,265,555

2,338,262

Greenfield (Monterey County)


Revenue
Water System Improvements

1978

2018

520,000

347,000

10,000

210,000

529

530

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Greenfield (Monterey County) (continued)


Total Revenue

520,000

347,000

10,000

210,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

88,697

88,697

22,174

Lease Obligation

1,571,734

Total Greenfield Long-Term Indebtedness


Gridley (Butte County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

608,697

1,647,944

Total Gridley Long-Term Indebtedness

435,697

1,647,944

1,647,944

32,174

53,079

1,647,944

210,000

1,542,416

53,079

1,542,416

5,068,350

5,068,350

207,705

625,250

Construction Financing

266,000

5,068,350

5,068,350

207,705

625,250

Grover Beach (San Luis Obispo County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total Grover Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

266,000

1,571,734

Guadalupe (Santa Barbara County)


General Obligation
Sewer

1971

2015

40,000

40,000

3,775

33,225

Sewer Expansion

1971

2011

90,000

90,000

1,850

19,150

Sewer Expansion

1978

2022

250,000

250,000

13,550

166,950

Total General Obligation

380,000

380,000

19,175

219,325

Construction Financing

1,406,800

Total Guadalupe Long-Term Indebtedness

380,000

380,000

19,175

219,325

1,406,800

Gustine (Merced County)


Revenue
Sewers - Refunding

1998

2015

1,160,000

1,160,000

55,000

970,000

Water Infrastructure

2000

2020

1,550,000

1,550,000

25,000

1,515,000

2,710,000

2,710,000

80,000

2,485,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Community Center and Swimming Pool Remodel

1990

2010

500,000

500,000

52,000

Community Center and Swimming Pool Remodel - Refunding

2003

2010

253,000

253,000

253,000

Total General Obligation

753,000

753,000

52,000

253,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,323,000

1,323,000

14,774

1,296,215

Construction Financing

596,300

Total Gustine Long-Term Indebtedness


Half Moon Bay (San Mateo County)
Revenue

4,786,000

4,786,000

146,774

4,034,215

596,300

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Half Moon Bay (San Mateo County) (continued)
City Hall Improvements
Total Revenue

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

2001

2013

580,000

580,000

40,000

540,000

580,000

580,000

40,000

540,000

Total Half Moon Bay Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

580,000

580,000

40,000

540,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Hanford (Kings County)


Revenue
Sewer - Refunding

1996

2023

8,000,000

7,855,000

200,000

7,055,000

Sewer System Improvements

1999

2030

5,000,000

5,000,000

85,000

4,760,000

Sewer System Improvements

2002

2032

11,000,000

10,550,000

10,555,000

Water System Improvements

1993

2009

1,378,113

1,378,113

131,846

665,803

Total Revenue

25,378,113

24,783,113

416,846

23,035,803

Construction Financing

5,693,976

Lease Obligation

4,181,984

1998

2016

6,000,000

5,365,000

210,000

4,400,000

6,000,000

5,365,000

210,000

4,400,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvement - Refunding
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Hanford Long-Term Indebtedness

31,378,113

30,148,113

626,846

27,435,803

5,693,976

4,181,984

Hawaiian Gardens (Los Angeles County)


Hawthorne (Los Angeles County)
Construction Financing

7,759,777

Lease Obligation

15,754,957

Total Hawthorne Long-Term Indebtedness

7,759,777

15,754,957

Hayward (Alameda County)


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Local Improvements
Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

1977

2002

780,858

780,858

55,000

780,858

780,858

55,000

Other Special Assessments


1999

2019

396,014

396,014

10,000

370,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Local Improvements

396,014

396,014

10,000

370,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

587,696

587,696

173,503

101,038

Construction Financing

94,120

Lease Obligation

89,053,458

Total Hayward Long-Term Indebtedness


Healdsburg (Sonoma County)

1,764,568

1,764,568

238,503

471,038

94,120

89,053,458

531

532

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Healdsburg (Sonoma County) (continued)


General Obligation
Fire, Police, and City Hall - Refunding

1994

2015

4,175,000

4,175,000

105,000

3,585,000

Fire, Police, and City Hall - Refunding

1998

2015

2,675,000

2,675,000

120,000

2,135,000

6,850,000

6,850,000

225,000

5,720,000

Improvements

1979

2006

2,019,696

2,019,696

100,000

310,000

Improvements

1995

2015

2,666,021

2,666,021

130,000

1,920,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

4,685,717

4,685,717

230,000

2,230,000

Lease Obligation

32,857,703

Total General Obligation


1915 Act Bonds

Total Healdsburg Long-Term Indebtedness

11,535,717

11,535,717

455,000

7,950,000

32,857,703

Hemet (Riverside County)


Revenue
1992

2012

5,830,000

5,830,000

375,000

4,305,000

Total Revenue

Water

5,830,000

5,830,000

375,000

4,305,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

987,226

987,226

140,416

159,737

Lease Obligation

1,512,471

Total Hemet Long-Term Indebtedness

6,817,226

6,817,226

515,416

4,464,737

1,512,471

Hercules (Contra Costa County)


General Obligation
Community Facilities
Total General Obligation

1988

2003

3,000,000

3,000,000

310,000

3,000,000

3,000,000

310,000

2003

2033

7,000,000

7,000,000

7,000,000

7,000,000

7,000,000

7,000,000

1989

2016

15,595,000

15,595,000

95,000

1,183,100

15,595,000

15,595,000

95,000

1,183,100

2001

2022

6,500,000

6,500,000

6,500,000

6,500,000

6,500,000

6,500,000

Mark-Roos
Electrical Utilities
Total Mark-Roos
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Public Improvements
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Hercules Long-Term Indebtedness

32,095,000

32,095,000

405,000

14,683,100

Hermosa Beach (Los Angeles County)


Hesperia (San Bernardino County)
Revenue
Infrastructure - Series A

1993

2010

14,950,000

14,950,000

850,000

4,380,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1993

2023

15,100,000

15,100,000

10,900,000

30,050,000

30,050,000

850,000

15,280,000

Infrastructure

1992

2025

20,643,335

20,643,335

14,605,000

Infrastructure

1993

2023

10,000,000

10,000,000

9,880,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

30,643,335

30,643,335

24,485,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,390,836

2,390,836

144,866

1,345,250

Construction Financing

2,100,000

City/Type of Indebtedness
Hesperia (San Bernardino County) (continued)
Infrastructure - Series B
Total Revenue

Amount Authorized

1915 Act Bonds

Total Hesperia Long-Term Indebtedness

63,084,171

63,084,171

994,866

41,110,250

2,100,000

Hidden Hills (Los Angeles County)


Highland (San Bernardino County)
Community Facility District
Infrastructure Development

2001

2028

6,655,000

6,655,000

85,000

6,570,000

Infrastructure Development - Series A

1996

2015

9,465,000

9,465,000

Infrastructure Development - Series B

1996

2015

5,555,000

5,555,000

Infrastructure Development-Series A-Refunding

2001

2015

7,180,000

7,180,000

210,000

6,970,000

Infrastructure Development-Series B-Refunding

2001

2015

2,620,000

2,620,000

130,000

2,490,000

31,475,000

31,475,000

425,000

16,030,000

Total Community Facility District


Total Highland Long-Term Indebtedness

31,475,000

31,475,000

425,000

16,030,000

Hillsborough (San Mateo County)


Improvement District
Water and Sewer Project
Total Improvement District

2000

2030

15,000,000

15,000,000

200,000

14,600,000

15,000,000

15,000,000

200,000

14,600,000

Total Hillsborough Long-Term Indebtedness

15,000,000

15,000,000

200,000

14,600,000

Hollister (San Benito County)


Holtville (Imperial County)
Revenue
Water
Total Revenue

1999

2021

4,380,000

4,380,000

130,000

3,865,000

4,380,000

4,380,000

130,000

3,865,000

Total Holtville Long-Term Indebtedness

4,380,000

4,380,000

130,000

3,865,000

Hughson (Stanislaus County)


General Obligation
Water Well Grants

1998

2025

500,000

500,000

5,000

480,000

533

534

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Hughson (Stanislaus County) (continued)


Total General Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Hughson Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

500,000
$

500,000

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

500,000
$

500,000

Outstanding at
End of Year

5,000
$

5,000

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

480,000
$

480,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Huntington Beach (Orange County)


1915 Act Bonds
1989

2010

1,653,905

1,653,905

49,000

295,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Reservoir

1,653,905

1,653,905

49,000

295,000

Lease Obligation

37,284,183

Grand Coast Public Improvements - CFD 2000-1

2001

2031

16,000,000

16,000,000

16,000,000

Mn Donnell Public Improvements - CFD 2002-1

2002

2032

4,900,000

4,900,000

4,900,000

Street Improvements CFD 1990 - Refunding

2001

2020

2,155,000

2,155,000

75,000

2,080,000

23,055,000

23,055,000

75,000

22,980,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Huntington Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

24,708,905

24,708,905

124,000

23,275,000

37,284,183

Huntington Park (Los Angeles County)


Construction Financing

2,780,000

Lease Obligation

5,864,600

Total Huntington Park Long-Term Indebtedness

2,780,000

5,864,600

Huron (Fresno County)


Revenue
Sewer

1981

2020

52,000

52,000

1,000

30,000

Water

1981

2021

215,000

215,000

5,000

146,000

Total Revenue

267,000

267,000

6,000

176,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

276,875

276,875

28,829

163,567

Construction Financing

1,005,207

Lease Obligation

1,416,109

Total Huron Long-Term Indebtedness

543,875

543,875

34,829

339,567

1,005,207

1,416,109

Imperial (Imperial County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

9,841

9,841

1,212

Lease Obligation

27,709,501

Total Imperial Long-Term Indebtedness

9,841

9,841

1,212

27,709,501

Imperial Beach (San Diego County)


1911 Act Bonds
Improvements

1977

2003

1,028,401

1,028,401

9,255

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Imperial Beach (San Diego County) (continued)
Total 1911 Act Bonds

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1,028,401

1,028,401

9,255

1985

2012

2,164,058

2,164,058

835,000

2,164,058

2,164,058

835,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Total Imperial Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

3,192,459

3,192,459

844,255

Indian Wells (Riverside County)


Indio (Riverside County)
Improvement District
Parks and Recreation
Total Improvement District

2002

2028

3,750,000

3,750,000

3,750,000

3,750,000

3,750,000

3,750,000

1915 Act Bonds


1993

2013

3,688,364

3,688,364

2,695,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

3,688,364

3,688,364

2,695,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

9,235,056

9,235,056

3,850,966

2,699,461

Lease Obligation

Improvements - Shadow Hills

Total Indio Long-Term Indebtedness

16,673,420

16,673,420

6,545,966

6,449,461

Industry (Los Angeles County)


General Obligation
Public Works

1993

2020

95,000,000

86,985,000

2,250,000

Public Works

1995

2025

30,000,000

30,000,000

495,000

26,495,000

Public Works

1999

2030

30,000,000

30,000,000

470,000

27,845,000

Public Works

2002

2032

35,000,000

35,000,000

325,000

34,675,000

Public Works Capital Improvement Refunding

2003

2020

72,490,000

72,490,000

72,490,000

Public Works Refunding Bond Issue

2001

2019

61,935,000

61,935,000

2,750,000

59,185,000

324,425,000

316,410,000

6,290,000

220,690,000

2000

2020

15,000,000

12,620,000

420,000

11,750,000

15,000,000

12,620,000

420,000

11,750,000

Total General Obligation


Certificates of Participation
Improvements
Total Certificates of Participation
1915 Act Bonds

1998

2009

6,735,000

6,735,000

180,000

5,975,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements - Refunding

6,735,000

6,735,000

180,000

5,975,000

Lease Obligation

Total Industry Long-Term Indebtedness


Inglewood (Los Angeles County)
Revenue

346,160,000

335,765,000

6,890,000

238,415,000

535

536

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Inglewood (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Water - Series B

1977

2005

5,655,000

5,655,000

295,000

5,655,000

5,655,000

295,000

Civic Center - Series A - IPFA

1999

2021

27,075,000

27,075,000

27,075,000

Civic Center - Series B - IPFA

1999

2005

5,105,000

5,105,000

935,000

1,755,000

Total General Obligation

32,180,000

32,180,000

935,000

28,830,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

738,478

738,478

75,516

350,281

Total Revenue

Amount Authorized

General Obligation

Total Inglewood Long-Term Indebtedness


Ione (Amador County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

38,573,478

639,590

Total Ione Long-Term Indebtedness

38,573,478

639,590

639,590

1,305,516

36,358

29,180,281

424,815

36,358

639,590

424,815
$

Irvine (Orange County)


1915 Act Bonds
1986

2023

1,189,399,387

1,189,399,387

154,670,178

824,142,611

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

1,189,399,387

1,189,399,387

154,670,178

824,142,611

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,844,144

1,844,144

462,404

1,228,493

Lease Obligation

112,719,584

Total Irvine Long-Term Indebtedness

1,191,243,531

1,191,243,531

155,132,582

825,371,104

112,719,584

Irwindale (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,075,000

4,075,000

Lease Obligation

1,143,805

Total Irwindale Long-Term Indebtedness

4,075,000

4,075,000

1,143,805

Isleton (Sacramento County)


Jackson (Amador County)
Revenue
Sewer Collection

1980

2019

290,000

290,000

7,000

122,000

Water - Refunding

1998

2023

5,020,000

4,546,275

225,000

3,786,625

Total Revenue

5,310,000

4,836,275

232,000

3,908,625

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,325,753

2,325,753

108,167

1,305,595

Construction Financing

424,061

Total Jackson Long-Term Indebtedness


Kerman (Fresno County)

7,635,753

7,162,028

340,167

5,214,220

424,061

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Kerman (Fresno County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,801,104

1,698,510

57,017

1,075,305

Construction Financing

300,000

Total Kerman Long-Term Indebtedness


King City (Monterey County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,801,104

4,761,001

Total King City Long-Term Indebtedness

1,698,510

4,761,001

4,761,001

57,017

872,546

1,075,305

2,295,751

872,546

4,761,001

300,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2,295,751
$

Kingsburg (Fresno County)


Revenue
Improvements

1991

2022

4,000,000

4,000,000

235,000

2,030,000

Improvements

1992

2022

6,000,000

6,000,000

280,000

3,780,000

Water Resources

1992

2021

630,000

630,000

10,000

545,000

Water Resources

1993

2022

430,000

430,000

10,000

375,000

11,060,000

11,060,000

535,000

6,730,000

Improvements

1995

2022

945,000

945,000

110,000

620,000

Improvements

1997

2022

2,250,000

2,250,000

130,000

1,800,000

Improvements - Series A

1996

2021

1,850,000

1,850,000

210,000

975,000

Improvements - Series B

1996

2021

116,000

116,000

9,000

62,000

Total Other Special Assessments

5,161,000

5,161,000

459,000

3,457,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,172,353

1,172,353

Total Revenue
Other Special Assessments

Total Kingsburg Long-Term Indebtedness

17,393,353

17,393,353

994,000

10,187,000

La Canada Flintridge (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

19,968

19,968

19,180

788

Construction Financing

10,078,743

Lease Obligation

1,574,143

Total La Canada Flintridge Long-Term Indebtedness

19,968

19,968

19,180

788

10,078,743

1,574,143

La Habra (Orange County)


Certificates of Participation
1998

2022

21,895,000

21,895,000

Total Certificates of Participation

Housing Improvements - Refunding

21,895,000

21,895,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,646,775

3,646,775

113,210

1,015,139

Lease Obligation

31,273,109

Total La Habra Long-Term Indebtedness

25,541,775

25,541,775

113,210

1,015,139

31,273,109

537

538

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

La Habra Heights (Los Angeles County)


La Mesa (San Diego County)
1915 Act Bonds
Infrastructure

1987

2008

4,205,412

4,205,412

145,000

1,075,000

Infrastructure

1990

2014

2,165,000

2,165,000

85,000

1,510,000

Infrastructure

1998

2023

6,825,000

6,825,000

160,000

6,285,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

13,195,412

13,195,412

390,000

8,870,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,073,356

6,073,356

1,048,570

2,741,275

Total La Mesa Long-Term Indebtedness


La Mirada (Los Angeles County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total La Mirada Long-Term Indebtedness

19,268,768

6,960
$

6,960

19,268,768

6,960

1,909

6,960
$

1,438,570

1,909

11,611,275

3,206

3,206
$

La Palma (Orange County)


La Puente (Los Angeles County)
La Quinta (Riverside County)
1915 Act Bonds
Streets and Sewer

1990

2005

1,227,154

1,227,154

80,000

225,000

Streets and Sewer

1991

2006

2,240,866

2,240,866

140,000

545,000

Streets and Sewer

1993

2008

1,880,891

1,880,891

120,000

795,000

Streets and Sewer

1997

2018

745,000

745,000

65,000

630,000

Streets and Sewer

2000

2015

2,285,000

2,285,000

110,000

1,985,000

Streets and Sewer - Series A

1989

2004

855,984

855,984

85,000

Streets and Sewer - Series B

1989

2004

1,153,973

1,153,973

200,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

10,388,868

10,388,868

800,000

4,180,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total La Quinta Long-Term Indebtedness

2,050,811
$

12,439,679

1,626,443
$

12,015,311

684,689

59,034
$

859,034

4,864,689

La Verne (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Mobile Home Park Acquisition
Total Revenue

1996

2026

9,245,000

9,245,000

145,000

8,595,000

9,245,000

9,245,000

145,000

8,595,000

1998

2014

7,200,000

7,200,000

295,000

5,915,000

7,200,000

7,200,000

295,000

5,915,000

1994

2005

4,235,000

4,235,000

365,000

340,000

Community Facility District


Public Improvements
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds
Road Improvements

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

La Verne (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Total 1915 Act Bonds

4,235,000

4,235,000

365,000

340,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

303,916

303,916

63,671

66,854

Lease Obligation

24,909,467

Total La Verne Long-Term Indebtedness

20,983,916

20,983,916

868,671

14,916,854

24,909,467

Lafayette (Contra Costa County)


General Obligation
Street Repair

2002

2026

13,000,000

4,320,000

4,320,000

Street Repairs

1995

2026

13,000,000

6,000,000

110,000

5,415,000

26,000,000

10,320,000

110,000

9,735,000

Total General Obligation


Total Lafayette Long-Term Indebtedness

26,000,000

10,320,000

110,000

9,735,000

Laguna Beach (Orange County)


General Obligation
Open Space - Refunding
Total General Obligation

2001

2011

12,870,000

12,870,000

970,000

11,900,000

12,870,000

12,870,000

970,000

11,900,000

1911 Act Bonds


Sewer Improvements

1995

2015

1,015,150

1,015,150

51,388

492,103

Undergrounding of Utilities

1989

2004

234,934

234,934

7,915

15,830

Undergrounding of Utilities

1999

2011

246,020

246,020

18,862

126,291

1,496,104

1,496,104

78,165

634,224

Underground of Utilities

1998

2017

1,505,781

1,505,781

55,000

1,260,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

1992

2012

1,789,366

1,789,366

80,000

1,105,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

1995

2010

513,070

513,070

30,000

320,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

1996

2016

2,409,267

2,409,267

90,000

1,905,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

1997

2012

534,964

534,964

30,000

390,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

1998

2013

714,514

714,514

40,000

570,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

1999

2014

2,792,937

2,792,937

145,000

2,380,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

2000

2015

439,384

439,384

20,000

400,000

Undergrounding of Utilities

2002

2017

735,485

735,485

735,485

Undergrounding of Utilities

2003

2018

2,872,706

2,872,706

2,872,706

Undergrounding of Utilities - Refunding

1999

2010

2,820,000

2,820,000

210,000

2,030,000

Total 1911 Act Bonds


1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds

17,127,474

17,127,474

700,000

13,968,191

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

8,916,428

8,916,428

8,916,428

Lease Obligation

3,271,920

Total Laguna Beach Long-Term Indebtedness


Laguna Hills (Orange County)

40,410,006

40,410,006

1,748,165

35,418,843

3,271,920

539

540

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Laguna Hills (Orange County) (continued)


Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Laguna Hills Long-Term Indebtedness


Laguna Niguel (Orange County)
Lease Obligation

Total Laguna Niguel Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

36,551,872
$

36,551,872

21,458

21,458

Laguna Woods (Orange County)


Lake Elsinore (Riverside County)
Community Facility District
Residential and Community Development

2002

2016

14,470,000

14,470,000

14,470,000

Residential and Community Property (10)

1999

2024

14,088,000

14,088,000

Residential and Community Property (11)

1993

2019

4,162,929

4,162,929

4,162,929

Residential and Community Property (12)

1992

2020

12,100,000

12,100,000

235,000

10,415,000

Residential and Community Property (13)

1996

2025

1,600,000

1,600,000

25,000

1,475,000

Residential and Community Property (8)

1991

2020

24,550,000

24,550,000

305,000

24,130,000

Residential and Community Property (9)

1999

2024

7,335,000

7,335,000

7,335,000

78,305,929

78,305,929

565,000

61,987,929

1988

2014

3,432,415

3,432,415

120,000

1,475,000

3,432,415

3,432,415

120,000

1,475,000

Residential and Community Property (1)

1990

2015

4,712,232

4,712,232

163,495

2,902,274

Residential and Community Property (4)

1990

2015

1,780,000

1,780,000

40,000

1,685,000

Residential and Community Property (7)

2000

2030

19,875,000

19,875,000

225,000

19,091,622

Total Other Special Assessments

26,367,232

26,367,232

428,495

23,678,896

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

100,939

59,946

16,497

28,185

Total Community Facility District

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments

Total Lake Elsinore Long-Term Indebtedness

108,206,515

108,165,522

1,129,992

87,170,010

Lake Forest (Orange County)


Lakeport (Lake County)
Revenue
Sewer

1978

2018

482,000

482,000

13,000

297,000

Sewer Improvements

1992

2032

5,196,270

5,196,270

70,000

4,655,000

Water

1993

2018

993,987

993,987

802,567

Water - Refunding

2001

2018

873,578

873,578

38,149

835,429

Water Improvements

2000

2039

3,050,000

3,050,000

29,500

2,986,500

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Lakeport (Lake County) (continued)


Total Revenue

10,595,835

10,595,835

953,216

8,773,929

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

787,584

787,584

58,219

579,603

Total Lakeport Long-Term Indebtedness

11,383,419

11,383,419

1,011,435

9,353,532

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Lakewood (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
1996

2016

6,040,000

6,040,000

245,000

4,550,000

Total Revenue

Water System Additions and Improvements

6,040,000

6,040,000

245,000

4,550,000

Construction Financing

277,619

Total Lakewood Long-Term Indebtedness

6,040,000

6,040,000

245,000

4,550,000

277,619

Lancaster (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Mobile Home Park

1999

2029

10,040,000

10,040,000

250,000

8,880,000

10,040,000

10,040,000

250,000

8,880,000

Improvements

1998

2018

9,065,000

9,065,000

410,000

7,360,000

Improvements - Refunding

1999

2016

8,900,000

8,900,000

350,000

7,775,000

Improvements - Refunding

2001

2032

5,350,000

5,350,000

230,000

4,925,000

23,315,000

23,315,000

990,000

20,060,000

Total Revenue
Community Facility District

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

1994

2024

11,350,867

11,350,867

175,000

5,415,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Street, Water, and Storm Drain Improvements

11,350,867

11,350,867

175,000

5,415,000

Construction Financing

3,090,000

Total Lancaster Long-Term Indebtedness

44,705,867

44,705,867

1,415,000

34,355,000

3,090,000

Larkspur (Marin County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds

1978

2005

6,412,337

6,412,337

559,000

744,000

6,412,337

6,412,337

559,000

744,000

Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet


1997

2013

2,890,000

2,890,000

145,000

2,210,000

Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

Drakes Landing

2,890,000

2,890,000

145,000

2,210,000

Lease Obligation

471,204

Total Larkspur Long-Term Indebtedness


Lathrop (San Joaquin County)
Revenue

9,302,337

9,302,337

704,000

2,954,000

471,204

541

542

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Lathrop (San Joaquin County) (continued)


Water - Refinance

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2000

2030

8,105,000

8,105,000

125,000

7,750,000

Total Revenue

8,105,000

8,105,000

125,000

7,750,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

462,705

462,705

113,685

327,027

Construction Financing

Total Lathrop Long-Term Indebtedness

8,567,705

8,567,705

238,685

8,077,027

Lawndale (Los Angeles County)


Lemon Grove (San Diego County)
Lemoore (Kings County)
Revenue
2001

2020

6,600,000

6,600,000

235,000

6,210,000

Total Revenue

Water-Sewer- Refinance 1995 Bond

6,600,000

6,600,000

235,000

6,210,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

192,601

192,601

30,458

32,139

Construction Financing

291,000

Lease Obligation

5,251,643

Total Lemoore Long-Term Indebtedness

6,792,601

6,792,601

265,458

6,242,139

291,000

5,251,643

Lincoln (Placer County)


Community Facility District
Road Improvements
Total Community Facility District

1998

2023

3,380,000

3,380,000

80,000

3,145,000

3,380,000

3,380,000

80,000

3,145,000

1915 Act Bonds


1994

2025

68,435,000

68,435,000

1,775,000

58,405,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

68,435,000

68,435,000

1,775,000

58,405,000

Construction Financing

267,198

Lease Obligation

4,397,998

Total Lincoln Long-Term Indebtedness

71,815,000

71,815,000

1,855,000

61,550,000

267,198

4,397,998

Lindsay (Tulare County)


Revenue
Sewer

2001

2041

7,000,000

7,000,000

99,730

6,900,270

Water Plant

2001

2041

2,200,000

2,200,000

33,436

2,166,564

Total Revenue

9,200,000

9,200,000

133,166

9,066,834

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

250,000

250,000

33,723

Construction Financing

161,399

Total Lindsay Long-Term Indebtedness

9,450,000

9,450,000

133,166

9,100,557

161,399

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Live Oak (Sutter County)


Revenue
1988

2028

1,000,000

1,000,000

16,000

271,000

Total Revenue

Sewer

1,000,000

1,000,000

16,000

271,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,198,899

2,198,899

25,652

1,918,947

Total Live Oak Long-Term Indebtedness

3,198,899

3,198,899

41,652

2,189,947

Livermore (Alameda County)


Mark-Roos
Community Facility District 1

2000

2032

24,030,000

24,030,000

960,000

22,270,000

24,030,000

24,030,000

960,000

22,270,000

Improvements - Refunding 93-3

1993

2011

975,000

975,000

65,000

70,000

Improvements - Refunding 93-4

1993

2016

34,365,000

34,365,000

1,760,000

19,700,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

35,340,000

35,340,000

1,825,000

19,770,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,723,337

1,723,337

30,869

135,054

Construction Financing

8,469,773

Lease Obligation

129,667,963

Total Mark-Roos
1915 Act Bonds

Total Livermore Long-Term Indebtedness

61,093,337

61,093,337

2,815,869

42,175,054

8,469,773

129,667,963

Livingston (Merced County)


Revenue
Sewer - Refunding
Total Revenue

2003

2043

9,545,000

9,545,000

89,000

9,456,000

9,545,000

9,545,000

89,000

9,456,000

Certificates of Participation
1985

2005

460,000

460,000

50,000

115,000

Total Certificates of Participation

City Hall Construction

460,000

460,000

50,000

115,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

9,190,777

9,190,777

8,623,033

Construction Financing

610,389

Lease Obligation

971,845

Total Livingston Long-Term Indebtedness

19,195,777

19,195,777

8,762,033

9,571,000

610,389

971,845

Lodi (San Joaquin County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,758,000

3,286,319

Construction Financing

2,521,441

Lease Obligation

198,917,238

Total Lodi Long-Term Indebtedness


Loma Linda (San Bernardino County)

4,758,000

3,286,319

2,521,441

198,917,238

543

544

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1995

2025

10,000,000

10,000,000

195,000

8,980,000

10,000,000

10,000,000

195,000

8,980,000

Amount Authorized

Loma Linda (San Bernardino County) (continued)


Revenue
Water - Refunding
Total Revenue
General Obligation
1978

2003

1,000,000

1,000,000

65,000

35,000

Total General Obligation

Water Reservoir

1,000,000

1,000,000

65,000

35,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

879,800

879,800

79,301

800,499

Lease Obligation

12,953,823

Total Loma Linda Long-Term Indebtedness

11,879,800

11,879,800

339,301

9,815,499

12,953,823

Lomita (Los Angeles County)


Lompoc (Santa Barbara County)
Revenue
Sewer

1998

2028

1,191,283

1,191,283

28,111

1,052,602

Water

1998

2028

8,343,717

8,343,717

196,889

7,372,398

Total Revenue

9,535,000

9,535,000

225,000

8,425,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,049,091

4,049,091

403,179

2,676,999

Total Lompoc Long-Term Indebtedness

13,584,091

13,584,091

628,179

11,101,999

Long Beach (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Aquarium Improvements

2001

2030

129,520,000

129,520,000

129,520,000

Civic Center Project

1997

2027

43,655,000

43,655,000

850,000

39,165,000

Downtown Improvements - City Place

2001

2027

11,500,000

11,500,000

11,500,000

Energy Plant

1993

2013

13,490,000

13,490,000

600,000

8,840,000

Fleet Facility

1998

2027

38,065,000

38,065,000

710,000

34,785,000

Harbor Containers

1993

2018

166,500,000

166,500,000

5,660,000

127,470,000

Harbor Containers

1995

2025

343,420,000

343,420,000

6,235,000

307,860,000

Harbor Containers

1998

2019

206,330,000

206,330,000

6,750,000

178,330,000

Harbor Containers

2000

2005

275,000,000

275,000,000

6,220,000

268,780,000

Harbor Development and Expand Container Terminals

2002

2027

300,000,000

300,000,000

5,280,000

294,720,000

Improvements to Skylinks Golf Course

2003

2029

6,890,000

6,890,000

6,890,000

Marina Refunding

1995

2008

31,725,000

31,725,000

2,695,000

15,100,000

Marina Subordinate

1994

2009

1,310,000

1,310,000

90,000

670,000

Museum of Art

1999

2009

3,060,000

3,060,000

3,060,000

Parking Meters

1993

2013

2,220,000

2,220,000

125,000

1,440,000

Public Safety Facilities - Construction and Improvement

2002

2031

40,915,000

40,915,000

40,915,000

Rainbow Harbor

1999

2045

47,970,000

47,970,000

80,000

47,825,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1997

2024

46,945,000

46,945,000

1,570,000

38,585,000

1,708,515,000

1,708,515,000

36,865,000

1,555,455,000

1993

2016

16,815,000

16,815,000

650,000

12,100,000

16,815,000

16,815,000

650,000

12,100,000

Pension - Refunding

1995

2011

108,635,000

108,635,000

1,265,000

21,610,000

Pension - Refunding

2002

2021

87,950,000

87,950,000

2,850,000

85,100,000

196,585,000

196,585,000

4,115,000

106,710,000

City/Type of Indebtedness
Long Beach (Los Angeles County) (continued)
Water New Treatment Plant
Total Revenue

Amount Authorized

Certificates of Participation
Airport
Total Certificates of Participation
Pension Obligation

Total Pension Obligation


1915 Act Bonds

1990

2023

90,125,809

90,125,809

383,000

80,903,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

90,125,809

90,125,809

383,000

80,903,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

239,650,199

187,650,199

6,265,139

85,579,024

Construction Financing

26,183,374

Lease Obligation

218,080,258

Total Long Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

2,251,691,008

2,199,691,008

48,278,139

1,840,747,024

26,183,374

218,080,258

Loomis (Placer County)


Los Alamitos (Orange County)
Los Altos (Santa Clara County)
1915 Act Bonds
Avalon Drive Curb and Gutter

2001

2015

100,785

100,785

5,000

91,002

Improvements

1983

2006

1,166,188

1,166,188

30,000

95,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

1,266,973

1,266,973

35,000

186,002

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

462,312

462,312

44,605

260,218

Lease Obligation

5,440,769

Total Los Altos Long-Term Indebtedness

1,729,285

1,729,285

79,605

446,220

5,440,769

Los Altos Hills (Santa Clara County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds

1989

2004

554,317

554,317

40,000

25,000

554,317

554,317

40,000

25,000

Total Los Altos Hills Long-Term Indebtedness

554,317

554,317

40,000

25,000

Los Angeles (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Airport - C1

2002

2020

37,400,000

37,400,000

37,400,000

545

546

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Los Angeles (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Airport - C2

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Authorized

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2002

2020

20,000,000

20,000,000

20,000,000

Airport - Series A

1995

2015

125,740,000

125,740,000

43,915,000

Airport - Series A

1996

2026

114,750,000

114,750,000

2,110,000

106,940,000

Airport - Series A

2002

2019

32,450,000

32,450,000

32,450,000

Airport - Series A

2003

2016

23,700,000

23,700,000

23,700,000

Airport - Series B

1995

2014

34,240,000

34,240,000

18,460,000

15,780,000

Airport - Series B

1996

2026

8,325,000

8,325,000

130,000

7,865,000

Airport - Series B

2003

2015

103,625,000

103,625,000

103,625,000

Airport - Series C

1995

2011

30,275,000

30,275,000

1,985,000

2,965,000

Airport - Series D

1995

2015

84,375,000

84,375,000

2,580,000

16,825,000

Electric

2000

2030

336,905,000

336,905,000

7,740,000

64,780,000

Electric - 2nd Refunding

1993

2032

627,400,000

627,400,000

15,705,000

493,690,000

Electric - A1

2001

2025

1,140,665,000

1,140,665,000

1,140,665,000

Electric - A2

2001

2021

109,095,000

109,095,000

109,095,000

Electric - A3

2001

2025

116,295,000

116,295,000

116,295,000

Electric - Refunding

1993

2031

579,465,000

579,465,000

7,375,000

500,490,000

Electric - Series A

2002

2035

388,500,000

388,500,000

388,500,000

Electric - Series B

2001

2010

620,600,000

620,600,000

620,600,000

Electric - Series C

2001

2016

5,720,143

5,720,143

60,000

5,630,855

Electric - Series C

2002

2016

10,472,800

10,472,800

35,000

10,437,800

Equipment Program

1995

2006

31,500,000

31,500,000

4,685,000

Equipment Program

1996

2010

23,420,000

23,420,000

8,215,000

Equipment Program

1997

2013

15,585,000

15,585,000

15,585,000

Equipment Program

1998

2011

42,060,000

42,060,000

1,570,000

38,985,000

Equipment Program

1999

2010

22,255,000

22,255,000

2,130,000

14,695,000

Harbor

1995

2026

180,000,000

180,000,000

3,110,000

3,300,000

Harbor - Refunding

2001

2025

36,180,000

36,180,000

36,180,000

Harbor - Refunding

2002

2015

63,520,000

63,520,000

63,520,000

Harbor - Refunding - Series C

1997

2026

21,350,000

21,350,000

430,000

19,030,000

Harbor - Series A

1996

2027

300,000,000

300,000,000

5,155,000

272,610,000

Harbor - Series B

1997

2027

298,650,000

298,650,000

298,650,000

Harbor - Series B

2001

2022

64,925,000

64,925,000

64,925,000

Parking System

1999

2029

80,975,000

80,975,000

1,525,000

77,990,000

Parking System

2003

2022

39,630,000

39,630,000

39,630,000

Sanitation Equipment

2001

2020

86,640,000

86,640,000

86,640,000

Sanitation Equipment

2003

2016

47,825,000

47,825,000

47,825,000

Sewer

1994

2024

150,000,000

150,000,000

3,010,000

121,850,000

Sewer - 2nd Refunding

2002

2032

102,850,000

102,850,000

3,055,000

99,795,000

Sewer - Refunding

1996

2013

72,520,000

72,520,000

15,060,000

38,610,000

Sewer - Refunding

1997

2013

35,250,000

35,250,000

235,000

32,655,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Los Angeles (Los Angeles County) (continued)
Sewer - Refunding

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Authorized

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1999

2018

88,390,000

88,390,000

1,005,000

84,580,000

Sewer - Refunding

2002

2032

308,600,000

308,600,000

700,000

307,900,000

Sewer - Refunding - Series A

2003

2027

365,510,000

365,510,000

365,510,000

Sewer - Refunding - Series B

1998

2018

120,855,000

120,855,000

2,890,000

100,755,000

Sewer - Refunding - Series C

1993

2020

76,885,000

76,885,000

281,250

Sewer - Refunding - Series C

1998

2019

63,705,000

63,705,000

335,000

60,885,000

Sewer - Refunding - Series D

1993

2022

388,290,000

388,290,000

4,170,000

379,000,000

Sewer - Series A

1998

2028

253,955,000

253,955,000

170,000

253,190,000

Sewer - Series A

2003

2032

204,335,000

204,335,000

204,335,000

Sewer - Series A Refunding

1993

2021

301,015,000

301,015,000

3,427,500

Sewer - Series B

1993

2023

150,000,000

150,000,000

1,023,931

Water - 2nd Refunding

1993

2030

149,595,000

149,595,000

117,080,000

Water - Refunding

1993

2024

80,230,000

80,230,000

80,230,000

Water - Refunding

1998

2034

235,730,000

235,730,000

235,730,000

Water - Series A

2001

2042

315,000,000

315,000,000

2,565,000

311,565,000

Water - Series A

2003

2043

300,000,000

300,000,000

300,000,000

Water - Series B

2001

2036

325,000,000

325,000,000

325,000,000

Water - Series B

2003

2030

201,875,000

201,875,000

201,875,000

Water - Series C

2001

2015

4,033,093

4,033,093

47,000

3,982,955

10,198,136,036

10,198,136,036

318,284,681

8,368,431,610

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Animal, Library, Zoo and fire

2002

2022

262,200,000

262,200,000

262,200,000

Fire, Library, Animal Shelter and Zoo Improvement

2001

2022

201,290,000

201,290,000

10,065,000

171,095,000

Improvements

1999

2019

60,000,000

60,000,000

3,000,000

36,000,000

Improvements - Refunding

1999

2015

97,320,000

97,320,000

780,000

94,020,000

Library - Series A

2000

2020

88,330,000

88,330,000

4,650,000

65,080,000

Library - Series B

2000

2015

49,440,000

49,440,000

135,000

48,835,000

Police and Seismic

1994

2014

110,700,000

110,700,000

5,535,000

11,070,000

Police, Fire and Library

2002

2014

79,055,000

79,055,000

79,055,000

Police, Fire, Library, and Seismic

1992

2012

29,180,000

29,180,000

1,460,000

Police, Fire, Library, and Seismic - Refunding - Series B

1993

2008

31,320,000

31,320,000

285,000

29,135,000

Police, Fire, Library, and Seismic - Refunding - Series C

1993

2011

49,240,000

49,240,000

495,000

45,900,000

Police, Fire, Library, and Seismic - Series A

1993

2013

147,000,000

147,000,000

7,350,000

22,050,000

Police, Fire, and Seismic

1995

2015

229,970,000

229,970,000

11,500,000

11,500,000

Police, Fire, and Seismic - Refunding

1998

2015

119,990,000

119,990,000

7,635,000

102,180,000

1,555,035,000

1,555,035,000

52,890,000

978,120,000

Judgement Obligation

1992

2004

198,320,000

198,320,000

24,610,000

Judgement Obligation

1993

2006

15,415,000

15,415,000

2,055,000

Judgement Obligation

1998

2011

25,000,000

25,000,000

2,755,000

12,755,000

Total General Obligation


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

547

548

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Los Angeles (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Judgement Obligation - Series A
Judgement Obligation - Series B
Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2000

2011

25,000,000

25,000,000

2,500,000

17,500,000

2000

2011

13,995,000

13,995,000

1,400,000

11,195,000

277,730,000

277,730,000

33,320,000

41,450,000

1976

2013

65,242,928

62,862,760

790,712

2,870,147

65,242,928

62,862,760

790,712

2,870,147

1911 Act Bonds


Streets and Properties Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments
911 System

1998

2009

26,895,000

26,895,000

3,650,000

10,135,000

911 System - Series A

1999

2013

70,285,000

70,285,000

1,470,000

68,815,000

911 System - Series A

2001

2013

52,325,000

52,325,000

52,325,000

911 System - Series B

1999

2013

65,040,000

65,040,000

3,685,000

50,905,000

911 System - Series B

2001

2013

16,320,000

16,320,000

16,320,000

Landscaping and Lighting

2002

2022

19,630,000

19,630,000

660,000

18,970,000

Parks and Facilities

2000

2020

14,355,000

14,355,000

1,615,000

9,745,000

Parks and Facilities

2001

2021

10,305,000

10,305,000

330,000

9,665,000

Pershing Park

2001

2022

7,655,000

7,655,000

235,000

7,420,000

Total Other Special Assessments

282,810,000

282,810,000

11,645,000

244,300,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,071,980,425

771,481,530

332,781,530

Construction Financing

5,226,000

Lease Obligation

2,130,491,746

Total Los Angeles Long-Term Indebtedness

13,450,934,389

13,148,055,326

416,930,393

9,967,953,287

5,226,000

2,130,491,746

Los Banos (Merced County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

561,500

561,500

86,030

270,141

Construction Financing

264,000

Lease Obligation

32,110,713

Total Los Banos Long-Term Indebtedness

561,500

561,500

86,030

270,141

264,000

32,110,713

Los Gatos (Santa Clara County)


Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet
Parking Lot 4
Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

1992

2012

2,960,000

2,960,000

145,000

1,780,000

2,960,000

2,960,000

145,000

1,780,000

Total Los Gatos Long-Term Indebtedness

2,960,000

2,960,000

145,000

1,780,000

Loyalton (Sierra County)


Revenue
Sewer Series A

1995

2034

1,256,500

1,256,500

15,900

1,157,800

Sewer Series B

1995

2034

186,000

186,000

2,400

171,300

Water

1975

2015

115,000

115,000

3,500

62,500

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Loyalton (Sierra County) (continued)
Water

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1976

2016

60,000

60,000

1,500

35,000

Total Revenue

1,617,500

1,617,500

23,300

1,426,600

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

16,592

16,592

3,683

1,535

Construction Financing

Total Loyalton Long-Term Indebtedness

1,634,092

1,634,092

26,983

1,428,135

Lynwood (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Capital Improvements to Water Facilities

1999

2015

5,850,000

5,850,000

35,000

5,534,800

Improvements - Refunding

1999

2030

3,760,000

3,760,000

3,760,000

Landscape and Lighting

1993

2019

8,650,000

8,650,000

255,000

6,745,000

Water System Improvement

1995

2021

4,437,600

4,437,600

110,000

3,810,600

Total Revenue

22,697,600

22,697,600

400,000

19,850,400

Construction Financing

7,000,000

Lease Obligation

3,008,109

Total Lynwood Long-Term Indebtedness

22,697,600

22,697,600

400,000

19,850,400

7,000,000

3,008,109

Madera (Madera County)


Revenue
Construction of Sewer Interceptors

1987

2007

1,435,000

1,435,000

95,000

455,000

Golf Course

1993

2023

5,280,000

5,280,000

145,000

4,995,000

Park Facilities Project

1994

2008

965,000

965,000

75,000

450,000

Waste Water Treatment Plant Expansion

1996

2020

2,800,000

2,800,000

90,000

2,415,000

Total Revenue

10,480,000

10,480,000

405,000

8,315,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

668,006

668,006

139,653

146,293

Construction Financing

207,462

Total Madera Long-Term Indebtedness


Malibu (Los Angeles County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

11,148,006

152,596

Total Malibu Long-Term Indebtedness

11,148,006

152,596

152,596

544,653

21,130

152,596

8,461,293

45,796

21,130

45,796

207,462

Mammoth Lakes (Mono County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,930,752

4,930,752

241,409

4,076,113

Lease Obligation

6,470,778

Total Mammoth Lakes Long-Term Indebtedness


Manhattan Beach (Los Angeles County)

4,930,752

4,930,752

241,409

4,076,113

6,470,778

549

550

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Manhattan Beach (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Manhattan Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

49,134,964
$

49,134,964

Manteca (San Joaquin County)


Revenue
Golf Course Expansion

1994

2010

2,200,000

2,200,000

135,000

1,270,000

Sewer Treatment Plant

1989

2004

3,220,000

3,220,000

275,000

610,000

Total Revenue

5,420,000

5,420,000

410,000

1,880,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,336,200

3,336,200

463,847

1,196,225

Construction Financing

2,554,416

Lease Obligation

1,880,100

Total Manteca Long-Term Indebtedness

8,756,200

8,756,200

873,847

3,076,225

2,554,416

1,880,100

Maricopa (Kern County)


Marina (Monterey County)
General Obligation
Public Safety Building - Refunding

1998

2019

780,000

780,000

25,000

700,000

780,000

780,000

25,000

700,000

Marina - Refunding

1999

2015

875,000

875,000

40,000

760,000

Marina Landing Refunding

2001

2013

1,718,000

1,718,000

108,000

1,610,000

Total Improvement District

2,593,000

2,593,000

148,000

2,370,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

537,924

537,924

39,057

190,389

Lease Obligation

127,868

Marina Dunes Resort - Public Improvements

2003

2023

1,650,000

1,650,000

1,650,000

Public Improvements

1998

2013

1,500,000

1,500,000

3,150,000

3,150,000

1,650,000

Total General Obligation


Improvement District

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Marina Long-Term Indebtedness

7,060,924

7,060,924

212,057

4,910,389

127,868

Martinez (Contra Costa County)


1915 Act Bonds
1984

2019

3,069,436

3,069,436

40,000

1,140,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

3,069,436

3,069,436

40,000

1,140,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

59,925

59,925

7,653

8,014

Construction Financing

4,101,329

Lease Obligation

20,325,582

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Martinez Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

3,129,361

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

3,129,361

47,653

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

1,148,014

4,101,329

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

20,325,582

Marysville (Yuba County)


Construction Financing

2,142,254

Lease Obligation

2,287,155

Total Marysville Long-Term Indebtedness

2,142,254

2,287,155

Maywood (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

161,287

161,287

27,323

27,389

Construction Financing

390,000

Lease Obligation

5,490,134

Total Maywood Long-Term Indebtedness

161,287

161,287

27,323

27,389

390,000

McFarland (Kern County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,500,000

1,500,000

190,000

1,310,000

Construction Financing

354,638

Total McFarland Long-Term Indebtedness

1,500,000

1,500,000

190,000

1,310,000

354,638

5,490,134

Mendota (Fresno County)


Revenue
Sewer

1974

2010

90,000

90,000

3,000

23,500

Sewer

1984

2024

680,000

680,000

11,000

570,000

Water

1974

2013

50,000

50,000

2,000

20,000

Water

1982

2022

377,000

377,000

8,000

264,000

1,197,000

1,197,000

24,000

877,500

Sewer

1973

2013

130,000

130,000

4,000

49,000

Water

1976

2017

130,000

130,000

4,000

65,000

Total General Obligation

260,000

260,000

8,000

114,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

15,025

15,025

5,315

9,710

Construction Financing

1,000,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

Total Mendota Long-Term Indebtedness

1,472,025

1,472,025

37,315

1,001,210

1,000,000

Menlo Park (San Mateo County)


General Obligation
Library - Refunding

1996

2015

4,630,000

4,630,000

210,000

4,030,000

Parks and Recreation

2002

2031

13,245,000

13,245,000

13,245,000

17,875,000

17,875,000

210,000

17,275,000

Total General Obligation


Total Menlo Park Long-Term Indebtedness

17,875,000

17,875,000

210,000

17,275,000

551

552

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1994

2013

4,520,000

4,520,000

270,000

2,410,000

4,520,000

4,520,000

270,000

2,410,000

1999

2013

4,024,381

4,024,381

235,000

3,125,000

4,024,381

4,024,381

235,000

3,125,000

Amount Authorized

Merced (Merced County)


Revenue
Wastewater
Total Revenue
General Obligation
Sewer Improvements - Refunding
Total General Obligation
1915 Act Bonds
1999

2015

1,278,854

1,278,854

46,000

1,048,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Liberty Park and 16th Street - Refunding

1,278,854

1,278,854

46,000

1,048,000

Construction Financing

1,635,000

Total Merced Long-Term Indebtedness

9,823,235

9,823,235

551,000

6,583,000

1,635,000

Mill Valley (Marin County)


Community Facility District
1997

2027

4,600,000

4,600,000

430,000

3,945,000

Total Community Facility District

Library Renovation and Expansion

4,600,000

4,600,000

430,000

3,945,000

Lease Obligation

9,899,768

Total Mill Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

4,600,000

4,600,000

430,000

3,945,000

9,899,768

Millbrae (San Mateo County)


Revenue
Sewer - Series B
Total Revenue

1997

2008

2,743,700

2,743,700

218,700

1,592,600

2,743,700

2,743,700

218,700

1,592,600

General Obligation
Library Project

2001

2036

10,600,000

10,600,000

10,600,000

Storm Water System Maintenance

1965

2005

675,000

675,000

30,000

60,000

11,275,000

11,275,000

30,000

10,660,000

Total General Obligation


1911 Act Bonds

1984

2004

1,638,000

1,638,000

140,000

300,000

Total 1911 Act Bonds

Improvements

1,638,000

1,638,000

140,000

300,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,094,677

5,094,677

323,020

3,850,000

Construction Financing

2,161,121

Total Millbrae Long-Term Indebtedness


Milpitas (Santa Clara County)
Lease Obligation
Total Milpitas Long-Term Indebtedness

20,751,377

20,751,377

711,720

16,402,600

2,161,121

7,549,512

7,549,512

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Mission Viejo (Orange County)
Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Mission Viejo Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

5,373,864
$

5,373,864

Modesto (Stanislaus County)


Revenue
Sewer

1993

2013

8,555,000

8,555,000

385,000

5,450,000

Sewer - Refunding

1996

2008

8,695,000

8,695,000

815,000

3,460,000

Sewer - Series A

1997

2023

32,400,000

32,400,000

5,000

32,375,000

49,650,000

49,650,000

1,205,000

41,285,000

1998

2023

2,025,000

2,025,000

1,620,000

2,025,000

2,025,000

1,620,000

Total Revenue
Community Facility District
Enterprise Business Park
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds

1977

2006

4,517,849

4,517,849

Total 1915 Act Bonds

4,517,849

4,517,849

Improvements
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,242,922

6,242,922

554,563

4,341,390

Construction Financing

2,688,894

Lease Obligation

138,104,221

Total Modesto Long-Term Indebtedness

62,435,771

62,435,771

3,379,563

45,626,390

2,688,894

138,104,221

Monrovia (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
2002 Hillside

2002

2031

9,500,000

9,500,000

415,000

9,085,000

Total Revenue

9,500,000

9,500,000

415,000

9,085,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,447,572

2,447,572

294,881

1,313,008

Construction Financing

855,947

Total Monrovia Long-Term Indebtedness

11,947,572

11,947,572

709,881

10,398,008

855,947

Montague (Siskiyou County)


Revenue
Sewer

1978

2017

133,000

133,000

4,000

68,000

Water

1977

2016

225,000

225,000

7,000

119,000

Total Revenue

358,000

358,000

11,000

187,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

127,797

127,797

20,691

Construction Financing

133,501

Total Montague Long-Term Indebtedness


Montclair (San Bernardino County)

485,797

485,797

31,691

187,000

133,501

553

554

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Montclair (San Bernardino County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Montclair Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

288,463
$

288,463

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

288,463
$

288,463

Outstanding at
End of Year

34,675
$

34,675

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

109,383
$

109,383

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Monte Sereno (Santa Clara County)


Montebello (Los Angeles County)
Revenue
2001

2016

15,830,000

15,830,000

15,830,000

Total Revenue

Hilton Garden Inn

15,830,000

15,830,000

15,830,000

Lease Obligation

53,777,823

Total Montebello Long-Term Indebtedness

15,830,000

15,830,000

15,830,000

53,777,823

Monterey (Monterey County)


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Recycling
Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

1994

2018

17,925,400

17,925,400

17,925,400

17,925,400

1985

2009

1,618,993

1,618,993

10,000

80,000

1,618,993

1,618,993

10,000

80,000

1911 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments
1974

2000

1,010,000

1,010,000

15,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Improvements

1,010,000

1,010,000

15,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

204,739

204,739

39,459

19,614

Construction Financing

5,561,318

Lease Obligation

27,240,006

Total Monterey Long-Term Indebtedness

20,759,132

20,759,132

49,459

114,614

5,561,318

Monterey Park (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,282,920

3,282,920

382,733

1,638,157

Construction Financing

8,344,614

Total Monterey Park Long-Term Indebtedness

3,282,920

3,282,920

382,733

1,638,157

8,344,614

27,240,006

Moorpark (Ventura County)


Moraga (Contra Costa County)
Moreno Valley (Riverside County)
Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Automall - Refinancing

2000

2030

8,075,000

8,075,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Moreno Valley (Riverside County) (continued)


Improvements - Towngate

1993

2023

5,000,000

5,000,000

Improvements - Towngate - Refunding - Series A

1993

2021

14,170,000

14,170,000

Improvements - Towngate - Refunding - Series B

1993

2009

8,530,000

8,530,000

35,775,000

35,775,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


Community Facility District
Automall - Refinancing

2000

2030

8,075,000

8,075,000

465,000

7,410,000

Improvements - Towngate

1993

2023

5,000,000

5,000,000

95,000

4,370,000

Improvements - Towngate - Refunding - Series A

1993

2021

14,170,000

14,170,000

340,000

11,705,000

Improvements - Towngate - Refunding - Series B

1993

2009

8,530,000

8,530,000

540,000

4,855,000

35,775,000

35,775,000

1,440,000

28,340,000

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

1988

2009

6,858,539

6,858,539

270,000

2,565,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements - Centerpointe

6,858,539

6,858,539

270,000

2,565,000

Lease Obligation

24,995,802

Total Moreno Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

78,408,539

78,408,539

1,710,000

30,905,000

24,995,802

Morgan Hill (Santa Clara County)


Revenue
Sewer Capacity Rights
Total Revenue

1994

2023

28,065,000

28,065,000

635,000

22,684,875

28,065,000

28,065,000

635,000

22,684,875

1999

2021

5,090,000

5,090,000

160,000

3,910,090

5,090,000

5,090,000

160,000

3,910,090

Certificates of Participation
Water Improvement
Total Certificates of Participation
1915 Act Bonds
1986

2012

18,738,695

18,738,695

125,000

1,310,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

18,738,695

18,738,695

125,000

1,310,000

Construction Financing

1,117,407

Total Morgan Hill Long-Term Indebtedness

51,893,695

51,893,695

920,000

27,904,965

1,117,407

Morro Bay (San Luis Obispo County)


1915 Act Bonds
1993

2004

268,773

268,773

25,000

55,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

268,773

268,773

25,000

55,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,917,368

3,401,699

515,668

Construction Financing

1,707,028

Total Morro Bay Long-Term Indebtedness


Mountain View (Santa Clara County)

4,186,141

3,670,472

540,668

55,000

1,707,028

555

556

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Mountain View (Santa Clara County) (continued)


1915 Act Bonds
1970

2022

24,881,000

24,881,000

394,000

2,319,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

24,881,000

24,881,000

394,000

2,319,000

Lease Obligation

13,429,704

Total Mountain View Long-Term Indebtedness

24,881,000

24,881,000

394,000

2,319,000

13,429,704

Mt. Shasta (Siskiyou County)


Revenue
Water Improvements
Total Revenue

1971

2011

380,000

380,000

15,000

139,000

380,000

380,000

15,000

139,000

1991

2011

825,220

825,220

35,000

590,000

825,220

825,220

35,000

590,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Total Mt. Shasta Long-Term Indebtedness

1,205,220

1,205,220

50,000

729,000

Murrieta (Riverside County)


Community Facility District
CFD 2001-1 (Greer Ranch)

2001

2031

15,785,000

15,785,000

15,785,000

CFD 2001-1 Series A

2001

2031

10,255,000

10,255,000

10,255,000

CFD 2001-1 Series B

2001

2031

8,105,000

8,105,000

8,105,000

Total Community Facility District

34,145,000

34,145,000

34,145,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

145,432

145,432

27,574

83,621

Lease Obligation

30,959,969

Total Murrieta Long-Term Indebtedness

34,290,432

34,290,432

27,574

34,228,621

30,959,969

Napa (Napa County)


Revenue
Housing

1999

2009

2,300,000

2,300,000

36,044

2,053,815

Water - Refunding

2001

2010

10,580,000

10,580,000

906,002

7,628,726

Total Revenue

12,880,000

12,880,000

942,046

9,682,541

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,551,487

3,551,487

14,756

1,498,048

Construction Financing

28,316,315

Lease Obligation

21,606

Total Napa Long-Term Indebtedness

16,431,487

16,431,487

956,802

11,180,589

28,316,315

21,606

National City (San Diego County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,583,751

1,583,751

322,375

75,356

Lease Obligation

7,356,193

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total National City Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

1,583,751

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

1,583,751

322,375

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

75,356

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

7,356,193

Needles (San Bernardino County)


Nevada City (Nevada County)
Revenue
Sewer

1982

2022

666,000

666,000

14,000

420,000

Water

1978

2020

1,148,000

1,148,000

29,000

734,000

1,814,000

1,814,000

43,000

1,154,000

1978

2020

600,000

600,000

15,000

385,000

600,000

600,000

15,000

385,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Water
Total General Obligation
Certificates of Participation

1991

2021

2,380,000

2,380,000

Total Certificates of Participation

2,380,000

2,380,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,100,000

1,100,000

70,034

1,010,612

Construction Financing

720,000

Sewer

Total Nevada City Long-Term Indebtedness

5,894,000

5,894,000

128,034

2,549,612

720,000

Newark (Alameda County)


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Solid Waste - Refunding

1998

2014

1,320,000

1,320,000

75,000

1,045,000

1,320,000

1,320,000

75,000

1,045,000

Improvements

1979

2017

27,621,731

27,621,731

1,351,600

15,965,813

Improvements

2000

2015

306,268

306,268

306,268

Total 1915 Act Bonds

27,927,999

27,927,999

1,351,600

16,272,081

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,283,826

1,283,826

240,858

816,202

Lease Obligation

26,559,983

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


1915 Act Bonds

Total Newark Long-Term Indebtedness

30,531,825

30,531,825

1,667,458

18,133,283

26,559,983

Newman (Stanislaus County)


Revenue
Sewer

1978

2018

400,000

400,000

10,000

251,000

Water

1982

2022

1,050,000

1,050,000

22,000

761,000

Total Revenue

1,450,000

1,450,000

32,000

1,012,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

143,100

143,100

143,100

Lease Obligation

3,446,947

Total Newman Long-Term Indebtedness

1,593,100

1,593,100

32,000

1,155,100

3,446,947

557

558

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1998

2009

14,225,000

14,225,000

1,185,000

9,765,000

14,225,000

14,225,000

1,185,000

9,765,000

1990

2004

938,597

938,597

125,147

938,597

938,597

125,147

Amount Authorized

Newport Beach (Orange County)


Revenue
Water Reservoir
Total Revenue
1911 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements 58

1990

2002

107,746

107,746

5,000

Improvements 59

1991

2006

530,609

530,609

40,000

195,000

Improvements 60

1991

2006

236,533

236,533

20,000

90,000

Improvements 61

1991

2006

127,299

127,299

10,000

45,000

Improvements 62

1991

2006

335,210

335,210

25,000

115,000

Improvements 63

1991

2007

536,531

536,531

35,000

225,000

Improvements 64

1995

2010

180,794

180,794

11,000

97,000

Improvements 65

1991

2006

53,125

53,125

4,000

20,000

Improvements 66

1991

2008

171,910

171,910

10,000

80,000

Improvements 67

1995

2010

64,431

64,431

4,000

41,000

Improvements 70

2003

2018

1,380,996

1,380,996

1,380,996

Improvements 71

1996

2016

796,942

796,942

45,000

575,000

Improvements 72

1995

2010

192,908

192,908

10,000

125,000

Improvements 74

2002

2016

222,629

222,629

12,629

210,000

Improvements 78

2000

2008

1,280,000

1,280,000

65,000

1,146,804

Improvements 79

2000

2009

1,215,134

1,215,134

35,134

1,180,000

Improvements 82

2002

2016

274,967

274,967

14,967

260,000

Improvements 86

2003

2018

738,430

738,430

738,430

8,446,194

8,446,194

346,730

6,524,230

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments

2001

2022

15,495,000

15,495,000

720,000

14,775,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Refunding Public Improvement Bonds

15,495,000

15,495,000

720,000

14,775,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

23,509,747

23,509,747

2,757,391

18,093,586

Construction Financing

4,482,482

Lease Obligation

9,040,654

Total Newport Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

62,614,538

62,614,538

5,009,121

49,282,963

4,482,482

9,040,654

Norco (Riverside County)


Revenue
Water and Sewer Improvements
Total Revenue
Community Facility District

1998

2028

9,410,000

9,410,000

165,000

8,535,000

9,410,000

9,410,000

165,000

8,535,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Norco (Riverside County) (continued)
Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1995

2020

2,300,000

2,300,000

2,025,000

2000

2030

6,750,000

6,750,000

85,000

6,585,000

Infrastructure

2003

2020

2,180,000

2,180,000

2,180,000

Infrastructure #1

2003

2033

32,640,000

32,640,000

32,640,000

Infrastructure #2

2003

2033

2,200,000

2,200,000

2,200,000

46,070,000

46,070,000

2,110,000

43,605,000

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

1989

2009

6,134,576

6,134,573

345,000

2,855,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Sewer Improvements

6,134,576

6,134,573

345,000

2,855,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

9,802,039

8,518,784

367,687

7,757,757

Construction Financing

1,080,350

Lease Obligation

26,950,589

Total Norco Long-Term Indebtedness

71,416,615

70,133,357

2,987,687

62,752,757

1,080,350

26,950,589

Norwalk (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Parking and Improvements

2001

2016

12,795,000

12,795,000

355,000

12,165,000

Transit and Public Services Facility

1999

2029

10,210,000

10,210,000

175,000

9,630,000

Total Revenue

23,005,000

23,005,000

530,000

21,795,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

574,145

574,145

88,041

104,699

Construction Financing

1,015,000

Total Norwalk Long-Term Indebtedness

23,579,145

23,579,145

618,041

21,899,699

1,015,000

Novato (Marin County)


Revenue
Affordable Housing

1997

2027

17,070,000

17,070,000

280,000

15,785,000

Recreational Facility

1997

2018

1,305,000

1,305,000

19,999

1,213,831

18,375,000

18,375,000

299,999

16,998,831

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Storm Drains

2000

2021

5,000,000

5,000,000

145,000

4,740,000

Street and Park Improvements

1997

2020

14,245,000

14,245,000

505,000

12,105,000

Street and Storm Drain Improvements

1993

2023

5,000,000

5,000,000

220,000

3,350,000

24,245,000

24,245,000

870,000

20,195,000

Public Improvements

1994

2021

27,735,000

27,735,000

610,000

24,180,000

Public Improvements

1996

2025

25,570,000

25,570,000

185,000

22,455,000

53,305,000

53,305,000

795,000

46,635,000

Total General Obligation


Community Facility District

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

559

560

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Novato (Marin County) (continued)


Public Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1988

2019

2,935,000

2,935,000

65,000

2,070,000

2,935,000

2,935,000

65,000

2,070,000

1996

2025

25,570,000

25,570,000

25,570,000

25,570,000

Amount Authorized

Other Special Assessments


Public Improvements
Total Other Special Assessments
Total Novato Long-Term Indebtedness

124,430,000

124,430,000

2,029,999

85,898,831

Oakdale (Stanislaus County)


Revenue
Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

2002

2022

2,680,000

2,680,000

100,000

2,580,000

2,680,000

2,680,000

100,000

2,580,000

G and J Street

1996

2015

3,925,000

3,925,000

265,000

1,975,000

Oakdale Industrial

1990

2004

912,211

912,211

50,000

90,000

Yosemite Industrial

1991

2010

2,250,000

2,250,000

110,000

1,200,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

7,087,211

7,087,211

425,000

3,265,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

801,183

801,183

69,128

628,413

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Total Oakdale Long-Term Indebtedness

10,568,394

10,568,394

594,128

6,473,413

Oakland (Alameda County)


Revenue
Airport, Harbor, and Port

1990

2003

30,360,000

30,360,000

9,400,000

1,385,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port

1992

2022

150,975,000

150,975,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port

1993

2009

75,342,486

75,342,486

30,612,486

Airport, Harbor, and Port

1997

2025

85,000,000

85,000,000

1,390,000

80,880,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series H

1997

2015

77,995,000

77,995,000

770,000

74,135,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series I

1997

2019

84,820,000

84,820,000

84,820,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series J

1997

2026

14,845,000

14,845,000

14,845,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series K

2000

2030

400,000,000

400,000,000

400,000,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series L

2002

2032

401,530,000

401,530,000

401,530,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series M

2002

2020

218,470,000

218,470,000

218,470,000

Airport, Harbor, and Port - Series N

2002

2022

121,150,000

121,150,000

121,150,000

Marine Terminal

1992

2019

53,000,000

53,000,000

1,550,000

35,735,000

Oakland - JPFA

1998

2022

187,500,000

187,500,000

9,500,000

161,500,000

Oakland Administration Building

1997

2027

103,945,000

103,945,000

1,930,000

98,420,000

2,004,932,486

2,004,932,486

24,540,000

1,723,482,486

Cultural Enrichment

1997

2023

45,420,000

45,420,000

1,075,000

40,365,000

Cultural Enrichment

2002

2032

38,000,000

38,000,000

38,000,000

Total Revenue

General Obligation

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Oakland (Alameda County) (continued)
Emergency Preparedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1992

2022

50,000,000

50,000,000

1,255,000

37,450,000

Parks and Open Space

1992

2022

12,000,000

12,000,000

415,000

Parks and Open Space

1995

2019

15,000,000

15,000,000

470,000

12,330,000

Parks and Open Space

1997

2023

22,250,000

22,250,000

505,000

19,895,000

Parks and Open Space - Series A

2000

2025

10,750,000

10,750,000

225,000

10,310,000

Parks and Open Space - Series B

2000

2015

9,000,000

9,000,000

9,000,000

202,420,000

202,420,000

3,945,000

167,350,000

Pension

1997

2011

436,289,659

436,289,659

10,525,000

187,639,068

Pension

2001

2023

195,636,449

195,636,449

195,636,449

631,926,108

631,926,108

10,525,000

383,275,517

Total General Obligation


Pension Obligation

Total Pension Obligation


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Medical Hill Parking

1994

2005

2,020,000

2,020,000

230,000

495,000

Pooled Assessments Revenue Bonds Series 1996

1996

2020

465,000

465,000

15,000

285,000

Pooled Assessments Revenue Bonds Series 1997

1997

2012

1,250,000

1,250,000

70,000

860,000

Pooled Assessments Revenue Bonds Series 1999

1999

2024

7,255,000

7,255,000

92,500

6,822,500

10,990,000

10,990,000

407,500

8,462,500

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


1915 Act Bonds

1994

2025

19,236,315

19,236,315

Total 1915 Act Bonds

19,236,315

19,236,315

Various Improvements
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

310,000,000

183,127,000

23,858,423

151,922,206

Construction Financing

10,228,606

Lease Obligation

249,409,427

Total Oakland Long-Term Indebtedness


Oakley (Contra Costa County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,179,504,909

1,996,560

Total Oakley Long-Term Indebtedness

3,052,631,909

1,996,560

1,996,560

63,275,923

448,202

1,996,560

2,434,492,709

1,264,246

1,264,246

448,202

10,228,606

249,409,427

Oceanside (San Diego County)


Revenue
Water
Total Revenue

1998

2017

11,445,000

11,445,000

105,000

11,015,000

11,445,000

11,445,000

105,000

11,015,000

Certificates of Participation
Civic Center Refunding

1995

2010

34,300,000

34,300,000

Murray Road

1992

2008

5,070,000

5,070,000

Police - Refunding

1993

2003

31,800,000

31,800,000

Police and Library Facility

1998

2023

10,750,000

10,750,000

Sewer

1993

2021

13,410,000

13,410,000

561

562

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Oceanside (San Diego County) (continued)


Street Lighting

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1994

2009

3,215,000

3,215,000

Water

1992

2017

23,710,000

23,710,000

Water - Series A

1993

2005

6,825,000

6,825,000

Water - Series B

1993

2022

22,235,000

22,235,000

151,315,000

151,315,000

Road - Refinance - Series A

1994

2010

974,719

974,719

40,000

290,000

Road - Refinance - Series B

1994

2010

4,120,000

4,120,000

260,000

2,350,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

5,094,719

5,094,719

300,000

2,640,000

Construction Financing

67,451,295

Lease Obligation

149,585,422

1993

2005

6,825,000

6,825,000

360,000

800,000

6,825,000

6,825,000

360,000

800,000

Total Certificates of Participation


1915 Act Bonds

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Water - Series A
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Oceanside Long-Term Indebtedness

174,679,719

174,679,719

765,000

14,455,000

67,451,295

149,585,422

Ojai (Ventura County)


Other Special Assessments
Landscaping and Lighting
Total Other Special Assessments

1990

2010

411,693

411,693

23,000

199,000

411,693

411,693

23,000

199,000

Total Ojai Long-Term Indebtedness

411,693

411,693

23,000

199,000

Ontario (San Bernardino County)


Revenue
Capital Improvements
Total Revenue

2001

2016

31,705,000

31,705,000

440,000

31,265,000

31,705,000

31,705,000

440,000

31,265,000

1915 Act Bonds


1987

2020

83,604,437

83,604,437

3,384,260

43,477,261

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

83,604,437

83,604,437

3,384,260

43,477,261

Construction Financing

747,375

Lease Obligation

3,638,392

Total Ontario Long-Term Indebtedness

115,309,437

115,309,437

3,824,260

74,742,261

747,375

3,638,392

Orange (Orange County)


Certificates of Participation
1998

2014

12,215,000

12,215,000

600,000

9,490,000

Total Certificates of Participation

Police Facility

12,215,000

12,215,000

600,000

9,490,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,769,879

5,769,879

353,660

1,530,358

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Orange (Orange County) (continued)
Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Orange Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

17,984,879

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

17,984,879

Outstanding at
End of Year

953,660

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

11,020,358

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1,883,119
$

1,883,119

Orange Cove (Fresno County)


1915 Act Bonds
1990

2029

4,795,684

4,795,684

43,000

1,949,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

4,795,684

4,795,684

43,000

1,949,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

129,697

129,697

19,833

Construction Financing

1,651,356

Total Orange Cove Long-Term Indebtedness

4,925,381

30,917

4,925,381

30,917

62,833

1,949,000

1,651,356

Orinda (Contra Costa County)


Orland (Glenn County)
Oroville (Butte County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total Oroville Long-Term Indebtedness

30,917

30,917

5,187

6,548
$

6,548

5,187

Oxnard (Ventura County)


Revenue
Blending Station #1 Disinfection System Upgrade

2001

2030

12,410,000

12,410,000

225,000

11,895,000

Civic Center and Library - Refinance

1993

2016

7,435,000

7,435,000

Golf Course, Civic Center and Library - Refinance

1993

2016

15,795,000

15,795,000

595,000

Public Parking

1993

2006

7,700,000

7,700,000

Sewer - Refinance

1993

2020

59,530,000

59,530,000

Solid Waste Recycling and Transfer Station

1995

2016

25,000,000

25,000,000

985,000

18,950,000

127,870,000

127,870,000

1,805,000

30,845,000

1999

2028

8,980,000

8,980,000

8,980,000

8,980,000

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation
Various Capital Improvements
Total Certificates of Participation
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Hueneme Road

1985

2005

5,657,486

5,657,486

435,000

1,570,000

Improvements - Mandalay Bay

1987

2007

3,545,000

3,545,000

305,000

2,680,000

Improvements - Pacific Commerce Center

1996

2006

31,120,000

31,120,000

3,720,000

14,145,000

Improvements - Rose Avenue and Highway 101

1996

2016

8,560,000

8,560,000

325,000

6,910,000

Improvements - Rose and Santa Clara

1986

2006

13,170,000

13,170,000

700,000

3,235,000

Oxnard Town Center

1988

2013

2,085,000

2,085,000

80,000

1,935,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

64,137,486

64,137,486

5,565,000

30,475,000

563

564

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Oxnard (Ventura County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

7,789,131

7,789,131

522,700

3,131,358

Lease Obligation

102,772,373

Total Oxnard Long-Term Indebtedness

208,776,617

208,776,617

7,892,700

64,451,358

102,772,373

Pacific Grove (Monterey County)


General Obligation
1990

2017

1,230,000

1,230,000

40,000

970,000

Total General Obligation

Butterfly Habitat

1,230,000

1,230,000

40,000

970,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,091,446

3,091,446

220,436

2,350,542

Lease Obligation

2,621,045

Total Pacific Grove Long-Term Indebtedness

4,321,446

4,321,446

260,436

3,320,542

2,621,045

Pacifica (San Mateo County)


Palm Desert (Riverside County)
1915 Act Bonds
Improvement #6

2003

2029

4,423,000

4,423,000

4,423,000

Improvements #1

1995

2008

7,540,000

7,540,000

480,000

1,590,000

Improvements #2

1997

2020

30,915,000

30,915,000

1,015,000

20,940,000

Improvements #3

1994

2014

1,832,000

1,832,000

Improvements #4

1994

2020

1,500,000

1,500,000

Improvements #5

1998

2018

34,760,000

34,760,000

3,150,000

13,575,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

80,970,000

80,970,000

4,645,000

40,528,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

7,485,687

7,485,687

250,000

5,068,408

Total Palm Desert Long-Term Indebtedness

88,455,687

88,455,687

4,895,000

45,596,408

Palm Springs (Riverside County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements

1998

2009

5,100,000

5,100,000

390,000

3,310,000

Refinance Improvements

2001

2013

2,345,000

2,345,000

345,000

2,000,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

7,445,000

7,445,000

735,000

5,310,000

Construction Financing

177,236

Lease Obligation

201,083,885

Total Palm Springs Long-Term Indebtedness

7,445,000

7,445,000

735,000

5,310,000

177,236

201,083,885

Palmdale (Los Angeles County)


Community Facility District
Infrastructure

1991

2016

7,970,000

7,970,000

7,425,000

Infrastructure

1995

2025

50,000,000

50,000,000

40,700,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1999

2033

380,000

380,000

5,000

375,000

58,350,000

58,350,000

5,000

48,500,000

Drainage, Sewer, Water, and Roadway

1989

2014

34,834,852

34,834,852

1,509,721

12,299,911

Drainage, Sewer, Water, and Roadway

1990

2016

29,093,269

29,093,269

171,551

17,512,917

Sewers, Roadways, and Street Lighting

1992

2013

1,260,727

1,260,727

45,000

770,000

Water Facilities and Roadways

City/Type of Indebtedness
Palmdale (Los Angeles County) (continued)
Infrastructure
Total Community Facility District

Amount Authorized

1915 Act Bonds

1987

2007

9,426,442

9,426,442

645,000

3,975,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

74,615,290

74,615,290

2,371,272

34,557,828

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,915,490

4,515,490

783,375

2,386,523

Lease Obligation

21,070,818

Total Palmdale Long-Term Indebtedness

138,880,780

137,480,780

3,159,647

85,444,351

21,070,818

Palo Alto (Santa Clara County)


Revenue
Storm Drain

1995

2020

8,640,000

8,640,000

235,000

7,055,000

Storm Drain - Refunding

1999

2024

17,735,000

17,735,000

370,000

16,320,000

Utility Bonds

2002

2023

26,055,000

26,055,000

650,000

24,035,000

Total Revenue

52,430,000

52,430,000

1,255,000

47,410,000

1975

2007

8,956,000

8,956,000

8,956,000

8,956,000

1911 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments
1987

2007

1,325,000

1,325,000

85,000

510,000

Total Other Special Assessments

1987 California Avenue Parking

1,325,000

1,325,000

85,000

510,000

Lease Obligation

19,183,537

Total Palo Alto Long-Term Indebtedness

62,711,000

1,392,506

62,711,000

1,392,506

1,340,000

193,752

47,920,000

974,821

19,183,537

Palos Verdes Estates (Los Angeles County)


Paradise (Butte County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

Total Paradise Long-Term Indebtedness

1,392,506

193,752

1,392,506

974,821
$

Paramount (Los Angeles County)


1915 Act Bonds
Public Street Improvements

1988

2003

392,223

392,223

45,000

Public Street Improvements

1989

2005

113,574

113,574

10,000

20,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

505,797

505,797

55,000

20,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

159,707

159,707

12,411

147,296

565

566

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Paramount (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Construction Financing

Ending
Maturity

Total Paramount Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

665,504

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

665,504

Outstanding at
End of Year

67,411

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

167,296

Total Future Lease


Obligations

324,262
$

324,262

Parlier (Fresno County)


Revenue
Water System

1975

2013

210,000

210,000

7,000

97,000

Water System

1978

2018

484,300

484,300

13,000

299,000

Total Revenue

694,300

694,300

20,000

396,000

Construction Financing

2,772,732

Total Parlier Long-Term Indebtedness

694,300

694,300

20,000

396,000

2,772,732

Pasadena (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Electric System

1998

2024

70,635,000

70,635,000

3,085,000

62,510,000

Electric System

2002

2022

82,320,000

82,320,000

4,315,000

78,005,000

Parking Facilities

2000

2025

32,385,000

32,385,000

655,000

31,730,000

Water System

1993

2007

25,000,000

25,000,000

825,000

22,150,000

Water System

1994

2010

2,115,000

2,115,000

80,000

1,700,000

212,455,000

212,455,000

8,960,000

196,095,000

Police and Jail Buildings

1993

2007

11,105,000

11,105,000

1,265,000

5,760,000

Total General Obligation

11,105,000

11,105,000

1,265,000

5,760,000

1987

2011

20,300,000

20,300,000

800,000

14,900,000

20,300,000

20,300,000

800,000

14,900,000

1999

2022

101,940,000

101,940,000

1,195,000

99,460,000

101,940,000

101,940,000

1,195,000

99,460,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

Certificates of Participation
Parking Structure
Total Certificates of Participation
Pension Obligation
To Refund City Obligation to Fire and Police Retirement System
Total Pension Obligation
1915 Act Bonds
1976

2004

1,226,413

1,226,413

75,000

80,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Parking Improvements

1,226,413

1,226,413

75,000

80,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

7,725,000

7,725,000

268,295

6,634,370

Lease Obligation

326,392,576

Total Pasadena Long-Term Indebtedness

354,751,413

354,751,413

12,563,295

322,929,370

326,392,576

Patterson (Stanislaus County)


Revenue
Water System

1982

2006

600,000

600,000

35,000

149,000

Water and Sewer Projects

2001

2006

651,000

651,000

123,000

410,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Patterson (Stanislaus County) (continued)
Total Revenue

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1,251,000

1,251,000

158,000

559,000

2001

2035

14,965,000

14,965,000

14,965,000

14,965,000

14,965,000

14,965,000

Improvements - Heartland Ranch

2002

2027

7,560,000

7,560,000

7,560,000

Improvements - Heartland Ranch 1

1997

2023

1,100,000

1,100,000

Improvements - Heartland Ranch 2 and 3

1998

2023

1,910,000

1,910,000

Improvements - Heartland Ranch 4 and 7

2001

2027

2,735,000

2,735,000

Improvements - Heartland Ranch 5 and 6

1999

2025

1,600,000

1,600,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

14,905,000

14,905,000

7,560,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

111,770

111,770

3,691

3,849

Construction Financing

164,000

Community Facility District


Improvements
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds

Total Patterson Long-Term Indebtedness

31,232,770

31,232,770

161,691

23,087,849

164,000

Perris (Riverside County)


Community Facility District
Improvements

1996

2024

21,015,000

21,015,000

432,500

18,870,001

Improvements

2002

2032

16,890,000

16,890,000

16,890,000

Improvements

2003

2033

5,860,000

5,860,000

5,860,000

Improvements - Series A

2002

2023

8,020,000

8,020,000

110,000

7,910,000

Municipal Improvements

1989

2023

86,174,615

66,638,889

320,000

17,125,000

137,959,615

118,423,889

862,500

66,655,001

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

1994

2008

3,935,000

3,935,000

265,000

2,245,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

3,935,000

3,935,000

265,000

2,245,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

585,561

585,561

8,277

480,000

Construction Financing

1,087,972

Total Perris Long-Term Indebtedness

142,480,176

122,944,450

1,135,777

69,380,001

1,087,972

Petaluma (Sonoma County)


Revenue
Sewer

2000

2020

8,895,000

8,895,000

295,000

8,030,000

Water

2001

2031

10,165,000

10,165,000

210,000

9,655,000

19,060,000

19,060,000

505,000

17,685,000

1986

2011

34,610,483

34,610,483

1,041,000

12,038,000

34,610,483

34,610,483

1,041,000

12,038,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds

567

568

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Petaluma (Sonoma County) (continued)


Other Special Assessments
2001

2021

1,012,189

1,012,189

27,251

984,938

Total Other Special Assessments

Street Improvements

1,012,189

1,012,189

27,251

984,938

Construction Financing

4,982,163

Lease Obligation

8,431,017

Total Petaluma Long-Term Indebtedness

54,682,672

54,682,672

1,573,251

30,707,938

4,982,163

8,431,017

Pico Rivera (Los Angeles County)


General Obligation
1995

2005

2,960,000

2,960,000

315,000

1,060,000

Total General Obligation

Retire Aerospace

2,960,000

2,960,000

315,000

1,060,000

Construction Financing

795,000

Total Pico Rivera Long-Term Indebtedness

2,960,000

2,960,000

315,000

1,060,000

795,000

Piedmont (Alameda County)


1915 Act Bonds
2002

2027

1,753,251

1,753,251

1,753,251

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Underground of Utilities

1,753,251

1,753,251

1,753,251

Construction Financing

2,275,032

Total Piedmont Long-Term Indebtedness

1,753,251

1,753,251

1,753,251

2,275,032

Pinole (Contra Costa County)


Pismo Beach (San Luis Obispo County)
1915 Act Bonds
1989

2006

651,151

651,151

34,000

363,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

651,151

651,151

34,000

363,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,246,896

4,007,376

237,006

2,897,836

Total Pismo Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

4,898,047

4,658,527

271,006

3,260,836

Pittsburg (Contra Costa County)


Revenue
Sewer

1994

2022

12,890,000

12,890,000

350,000

11,545,000

Water

1997

2013

14,655,000

14,655,000

300,000

14,070,000

27,545,000

27,545,000

650,000

25,615,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds
Infrastructure

1983

2033

23,333,888

23,333,888

710,000

13,605,000

Pittsburg Infrastructure

1998

2024

12,900,000

12,900,000

300,000

11,600,000

36,233,888

36,233,888

1,010,000

25,205,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Pittsburg (Contra Costa County) (continued)


Other Special Assessments
2001

2031

2,760,000

2,760,000

15,000

2,745,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Oak Hills South

2,760,000

2,760,000

15,000

2,745,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,358,068

2,358,068

472,477

952,128

Construction Financing

9,713,807

Total Pittsburg Long-Term Indebtedness

68,896,956

68,896,956

2,147,477

54,517,128

9,713,807

Placentia (Orange County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Alta Vista
Total 1915 Act Bonds

1986

2006

1,781,000

1,781,000

125,000

605,000

1,781,000

1,781,000

125,000

605,000

Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet


1996

2015

27,765,000

27,765,000

790,000

24,065,000

Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

Improvements - Refunding

27,765,000

27,765,000

790,000

24,065,000

Lease Obligation

5,358,498

Total Placentia Long-Term Indebtedness

29,546,000

29,546,000

915,000

24,670,000

5,358,498

Placerville (El Dorado County)


Revenue
1994

2024

4,623,000

4,623,000

140,000

3,717,000

Total Revenue

Sewer

4,623,000

4,623,000

140,000

3,717,000

Construction Financing

2,581,556

Total Placerville Long-Term Indebtedness

4,623,000

4,623,000

140,000

3,717,000

2,581,556

Pleasant Hill (Contra Costa County)


Revenue
Police, City Hall, and Corporate Yard Building
Total Revenue

1993

2016

16,615,000

16,615,000

875,000

9,605,000

16,615,000

16,615,000

875,000

9,605,000

1986

2006

1,465,744

1,465,744

100,000

480,000

1,465,744

1,465,744

100,000

480,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Total Pleasant Hill Long-Term Indebtedness

18,080,744

18,080,744

975,000

10,085,000

Pleasanton (Alameda County)


Revenue
Refunding 1989 COPs
Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

2002

2009

2,820,000

2,820,000

260,000

2,560,000

2,820,000

2,820,000

260,000

2,560,000

569

570

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1975

2003

260,705,919

260,705,919

465,000

505,000

1993

2017

216,611,728

216,611,728

13,086,670

118,839,598

Total 1915 Act Bonds

477,317,647

477,317,647

13,551,670

119,344,598

Lease Obligation

65,396,842

City/Type of Indebtedness
Pleasanton (Alameda County) (continued)
Improvements
Improvements - Refunding

Total Pleasanton Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

480,137,647

480,137,647

13,811,670

121,904,598

65,396,842

Plymouth (Amador County)


Revenue
Sewer Plant Construction

1988

2028

240,000

240,000

3,000

205,000

Sewer Plant Construction

1989

2029

150,000

150,000

2,000

126,000

Total Revenue

390,000

390,000

5,000

331,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

135,000

135,000

4,084

6,080

Total Plymouth Long-Term Indebtedness

525,000

525,000

9,084

337,080

Point Arena (Mendocino County)


Pomona (Los Angeles County)
Revenue
Sewer Improvements

1996

2025

11,470,000

11,470,000

Water Improvements - Series A

1999

2014

27,615,000

27,615,000

330,000

26,485,000

Water Improvements - Series B

1999

2014

26,555,000

26,555,000

500,000

24,645,000

65,640,000

65,640,000

830,000

51,130,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

1996

2021

12,453,214

12,453,214

275,000

11,240,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements - Refunding

12,453,214

12,453,214

275,000

11,240,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

22,334,316

22,334,316

1,462,158

8,410,033

Construction Financing

1,500,000

Lease Obligation

32,968,820

Total Pomona Long-Term Indebtedness


Port Hueneme (Ventura County)
Lease Obligation

Total Port Hueneme Long-Term Indebtedness

100,427,530

100,427,530

2,567,158

70,780,033

1,500,000

32,968,820

7,816,100

7,816,100

Porterville (Tulare County)


General Obligation
Water
Total General Obligation

1994

2006

1,210,474

1,210,474

116,860

323,962

1,210,474

1,210,474

116,860

323,962

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Porterville (Tulare County) (continued)


Construction Financing

1,007,482

Lease Obligation

85,197,367

Total Porterville Long-Term Indebtedness

1,210,474

1,210,474

116,860

323,962

1,007,482

85,197,367

Portola (Plumas County)


Revenue
Sewer

1984

2005

170,000

170,000

15,000

35,000

Water

1997

2037

1,173,000

1,173,000

13,000

1,111,000

1,343,000

1,343,000

28,000

1,146,000

1986

2003

460,706

460,706

50,000

460,706

460,706

50,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments

1985

2005

130,000

130,000

10,000

30,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Fire

130,000

130,000

10,000

30,000

Construction Financing

612,183

Lease Obligation

208,712

Total Portola Long-Term Indebtedness

1,933,706

1,933,706

88,000

1,176,000

612,183

208,712

Portola Valley (San Mateo County)


Poway (San Diego County)
Revenue
Water Improvement
Total Revenue

1995

2015

3,380,000

3,380,000

135,000

2,540,000

3,380,000

3,380,000

135,000

2,540,000

1995

2005

5,170,000

5,170,000

455,000

1,500,000

5,170,000

5,170,000

455,000

1,500,000

General Obligation
Water Public Improvement
Total General Obligation
Certificates of Participation
Cultural and Recreation Center

1995

2012

9,315,000

9,315,000

Mobile Home Park

1992

2018

12,640,000

12,640,000

Sheriff Substation

1996

2015

4,375,000

4,375,000

26,330,000

26,330,000

1998

2014

32,800,000

32,800,000

1,820,000

18,455,000

32,800,000

32,800,000

1,820,000

18,455,000

1996

2016

586,470

586,470

20,000

460,000

Total Certificates of Participation


Community Facility District
Public Improvement
Total Community Facility District
Other Special Assessments
Improvements - High Valley Road

571

572

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Poway (San Diego County) (continued)


Total Other Special Assessments

586,470

586,470

20,000

460,000

Lease Obligation

48,932,141

1998

2014

26,090,000

26,090,000

1,390,000

21,930,000

26,090,000

26,090,000

1,390,000

21,930,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvement - Refunding
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Poway Long-Term Indebtedness

94,356,470

94,356,470

3,820,000

44,885,000

48,932,141

Rancho Cucamonga (San Bernardino County)


Community Facility District
Daycreek Drainage - Refunding

1999

2005

8,745,000

8,745,000

1,425,000

4,685,000

Foothill Marketplace - Refunding

1999

2020

4,525,000

4,525,000

115,000

4,225,000

Improvements - Series A

2002

2031

14,240,000

14,240,000

14,240,000

Improvements - Series B

2002

2031

935,000

935,000

935,000

N. Etiwanda Drain - Refunding

1999

2020

2,705,000

2,705,000

80,000

2,475,000

Rancho Cucamonga

2000

2025

6,835,000

6,835,000

70,000

6,695,000

S. Etiwanda

2000

2025

1,365,000

1,365,000

30,000

1,305,000

39,350,000

39,350,000

1,720,000

34,560,000

Improvements

1997

2022

2,990,000

2,990,000

70,000

2,725,000

Improvements

1999

2012

4,515,000

4,515,000

315,000

3,640,000

7,505,000

7,505,000

385,000

6,365,000

1993

2005

5,915,000

5,915,000

550,000

1,835,000

5,915,000

5,915,000

550,000

1,835,000

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments
Park Improvement and Maintenance
Total Other Special Assessments
Total Rancho Cucamonga Long-Term Indebtedness

52,770,000

52,770,000

2,655,000

42,760,000

Rancho Mirage (Riverside County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

15,460

15,460

4,492

Lease Obligation

6,701,989

Total Rancho Mirage Long-Term Indebtedness

15,460

15,460

4,492

6,701,989

Rancho Palos Verdes (Los Angeles County)


1911 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
Total Rancho Palos Verdes Long-Term Indebtedness
Rancho Santa Margarita (Orange County)

1989

2004

712,891

656,791

20,570

13,091

712,891

656,791

20,570

13,091

712,891

656,791

20,570

13,091

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Red Bluff (Tehama County)


General Obligation
1994

2010

1,615,000

1,615,000

105,000

1,035,000

Total General Obligation

Sewer Improvements

1,615,000

1,615,000

105,000

1,035,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,717,572

4,717,572

134,612

4,321,739

Total Red Bluff Long-Term Indebtedness

6,332,572

6,332,572

239,612

5,356,739

Redding (Shasta County)


General Obligation
Electric System Improvements
Total General Obligation

1977

2005

9,800,000

9,800,000

325,000

700,000

9,800,000

9,800,000

325,000

700,000

1971

2015

44,171,792

44,171,792

878,000

10,039,000

44,171,792

44,171,792

878,000

10,039,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments
1991

2010

253,254

253,254

26,096

227,158

Total Other Special Assessments

Clover Creek: Sewer Assessment - Airport assessment

253,254

253,254

26,096

227,158

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,081,985

3,081,985

314,213

1,689,482

Construction Financing

15,781,955

Lease Obligation

271,098,727

Total Redding Long-Term Indebtedness

57,307,031

57,307,031

1,543,309

12,655,640

15,781,955

271,098,727

Redlands (San Bernardino County)


General Obligation
Open Space - Refunding
Total General Obligation

1994

2014

7,570,000

7,570,000

330,000

5,140,000

7,570,000

7,570,000

330,000

5,140,000

Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


1999

2015

23,345,000

23,345,000

1,125,000

20,085,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Water - Refunding

23,345,000

23,345,000

1,125,000

20,085,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

798,631

798,631

228,015

242,827

Construction Financing

2,888,034

Lease Obligation

48,089,309

Total Redlands Long-Term Indebtedness

31,713,631

31,713,631

1,683,015

25,467,827

2,888,034

48,089,309

Redondo Beach (Los Angeles County)


1915 Act Bonds
1993

2007

1,147,000

1,147,000

85,000

525,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

1,147,000

1,147,000

85,000

525,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,557,068

6,514,044

162,377

5,052,020

573

574

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Redondo Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

7,704,068

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

7,661,044

247,377

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

5,577,020

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

Redwood City (San Mateo County)


Revenue
Port
Total Revenue

1999

2013

10,945,000

10,945,000

185,000

10,415,000

10,945,000

10,945,000

185,000

10,415,000

Community Facility District


2000

2017

21,000,000

21,000,000

21,000,000

Total Community Facility District

Improvements

21,000,000

21,000,000

21,000,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

880,000

880,000

20,358

718,646

Total Redwood City Long-Term Indebtedness

32,825,000

32,825,000

205,358

32,133,646

Reedley (Fresno County)


Revenue
1995

2015

2,200,000

2,200,000

115,000

1,620,000

Total Revenue

Waste Water Treatment Plant Expansion

2,200,000

2,200,000

115,000

1,620,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

669,181

669,181

110,555

105,316

Total Reedley Long-Term Indebtedness

2,869,181

2,869,181

225,555

1,725,316

Rialto (San Bernardino County)


Revenue
Wastewater - Refunding
Total Revenue

2003

2008

6,235,000

6,235,000

6,235,000

6,235,000

6,235,000

6,235,000

Other Special Assessments


1988

2004

250,388

250,388

15,000

40,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Sewer

250,388

250,388

15,000

40,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,122,470

2,122,470

295,910

1,107,766

Construction Financing

20,319,622

Lease Obligation

16,805,233

1996

2018

8,880,000

8,880,000

285,000

7,300,000

8,880,000

8,880,000

285,000

7,300,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Street - Refunding
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Rialto Long-Term Indebtedness

17,487,858

17,487,858

595,910

14,682,766

20,319,622

16,805,233

Richmond (Contra Costa County)


Revenue
Wastewater
Total Revenue

1999

2031

37,435,760

37,435,760

75,000

39,422,497

37,435,760

37,435,760

75,000

39,422,497

1997

2010

15,705,000

15,705,000

385,000

10,345,000

1915 Act Bonds


Atlas Road Refunding

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Richmond (Contra Costa County) (continued)
Country Club Vista
Harbour Navigation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2000

2030

11,610,000

11,610,000

140,000

11,470,000

1997

2016

2,639,528

2,639,528

75,000

1,870,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

29,954,528

29,954,528

600,000

23,685,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

25,841,234

22,678,523

543,573

20,776,394

Construction Financing

8,530,084

Lease Obligation

92,719,693

Total Richmond Long-Term Indebtedness


Ridgecrest (Kern County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

93,231,522

134,206

Total Ridgecrest Long-Term Indebtedness

90,068,811

131,802

134,206

131,802

1,218,573

83,883,891

29,626

29,626

6,202
$

6,202

8,530,084

92,719,693

Rio Dell (Humboldt County)


Revenue
1978

2018

600,000

535,000

15,000

325,000

Total Revenue

Sewer

600,000

535,000

15,000

325,000

Construction Financing

250,110

Total Rio Dell Long-Term Indebtedness

600,000

535,000

15,000

325,000

250,110

Rio Vista (Solano County)


Revenue
Sewer

2000

2031

1,550,000

1,504,001

16,442

1,376,260

1,550,000

1,504,001

16,442

1,376,260

Fire House Construction

1977

2017

420,000

420,000

11,000

287,000

Total General Obligation

420,000

420,000

11,000

287,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

1915 Act Bonds


1987

2025

6,455,000

6,455,000

250,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

6,455,000

6,455,000

250,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,134,062

1,134,062

79,139

512,551

Construction Financing

31,969

Lease Obligation

502,235

Improvements

Total Rio Vista Long-Term Indebtedness


Ripon (San Joaquin County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness
Total Ripon Long-Term Indebtedness

9,559,062

10,300,000

9,513,063

10,300,000

10,300,000

356,581

135,200

10,300,000

2,175,811

10,034,800

10,034,800

135,200

31,969

502,235

575

576

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1999

2029

670,000

670,000

40,000

1,160,000

670,000

670,000

40,000

1,160,000

1999

2029

1,900,000

1,900,000

115,000

3,275,000

1,900,000

1,900,000

115,000

3,275,000

Amount Authorized

Riverbank (Stanislaus County)


Revenue
Sewer
Total Revenue
General Obligation
Water
Total General Obligation
Total Riverbank Long-Term Indebtedness

2,570,000

2,570,000

155,000

4,435,000

Riverside (Riverside County)


Revenue
Electric

1991

2015

68,175,000

68,175,000

1,735,000

54,185,000

Electric

1993

2013

118,550,000

118,550,000

5,735,000

81,380,000

Electric

1994

2017

4,100,000

4,100,000

150,000

3,310,000

Electric

1998

2022

98,730,000

98,730,000

98,730,000

Electric

2001

2016

47,215,000

47,215,000

47,215,000

Sewer

1993

2013

49,145,000

49,145,000

2,665,000

37,040,000

Water

1994

2017

4,710,000

4,710,000

170,000

3,795,000

Water

1998

2028

30,965,000

30,965,000

230,000

29,720,000

Water

2001

2031

20,000,000

20,000,000

345,000

19,655,000

Water Works

1991

2015

69,840,000

50,950,000

3,600,000

44,290,000

Total Revenue

511,430,000

492,540,000

14,630,000

419,320,000

1915 Act Bonds


1983

2003

1,394,898

1,394,898

65,000

70,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements - Fairmont Park

1,394,898

1,394,898

65,000

70,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

462,569

462,569

153,430

309,139

Lease Obligation

12,709,923

Total Riverside Long-Term Indebtedness

513,287,467

494,397,467

14,848,430

419,699,139

12,709,923

Rocklin (Placer County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Granite Drive

1999

2008

4,315,000

4,315,000

430,000

3,090,000

Improvements - Monte Verde

1993

2008

1,360,000

1,360,000

95,000

710,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

5,675,000

5,675,000

525,000

3,800,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,527,831

1,527,831

123,198

913,957

Lease Obligation

2,479,191

Infrastructure #6

1999

2025

2,900,000

2,240,000

45,000

2,115,000

Infrastructure #8

1999

2025

5,800,000

5,780,000

115,000

5,470,000

Infrastructure #9

1999

2025

7,700,000

6,890,000

140,000

6,515,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Rocklin (Placer County) (continued)
Infrastructure - Refunding

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1995

2015

40,000,000

40,000,000

1,430,000

25,305,000

Infrastructure - Refunding

2000

2012

9,165,000

9,165,000

580,000

7,380,000

Infrastructure - Refunding - Series A

1997

2022

4,680,000

4,680,000

115,000

4,250,000

Infrastructure - Refunding - Series B

1997

2020

6,000,000

6,000,000

560,000

5,005,000

Infrastructure - Refunding - Series C

1997

2011

4,500,000

3,605,000

210,000

2,465,000

80,745,000

78,360,000

3,195,000

58,505,000

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Rocklin Long-Term Indebtedness

87,947,831

85,562,831

3,843,198

63,218,957

2,479,191

Rohnert Park (Sonoma County)


1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Refunding

1993

2008

5,820,000

5,820,000

185,000

Improvements Refunding

2001

2008

1,825,000

1,825,000

330,000

1,495,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

7,645,000

7,645,000

515,000

1,495,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,655,232

2,655,232

493,957

607,583

Lease Obligation

11,362,312

Total Rohnert Park Long-Term Indebtedness

10,300,232

10,300,232

1,008,957

2,102,583

11,362,312

Rolling Hills (Los Angeles County)


Rolling Hills Estates (Los Angeles County)
Rosemead (Los Angeles County)
Roseville (Placer County)
Revenue
Wastewater Share

2000

2035

97,384,118

97,384,118

1,191,740

95,155,022

97,384,118

97,384,118

1,191,740

95,155,022

Foothill Blvd

1987

2007

8,865,404

8,865,404

380,000

2,380,000

Rocky Ridge Highway

1988

2005

3,605,000

3,605,000

285,000

970,000

Roseville/Rocklin

1988

2009

2,725,000

2,725,000

125,000

1,250,000

Taylor Road

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

1988

2003

85,581

85,581

9,000

10,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

15,280,985

15,280,985

799,000

4,610,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,991,322

2,991,322

421,370

970,676

Construction Financing

201,494

Lease Obligation

141,233,802

Crocker Ranch CFD 1

2003

2020

15,475,000

15,475,000

15,475,000

Crocker Ranch CFD-1

2002

2032

4,525,000

4,525,000

65,000

4,460,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

577

578

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Roseville (Placer County) (continued)


Infrastructure

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1988

2008

19,005,000

19,005,000

1,780,000

12,350,000

Infrastructure

1999

2025

33,470,000

33,470,000

660,000

32,055,000

Infrastructure - NW

1998

2020

32,030,000

32,030,000

1,015,000

28,315,000

Infrastructure - Series A

1998

2023

20,135,000

20,135,000

460,000

18,390,000

Infrastructure - Series A

2000

2027

5,465,000

5,465,000

95,000

5,370,000

Infrastructure - Series B

1998

2021

13,710,000

13,710,000

400,000

12,255,000

Infrastructure - Series B

2000

2030

2,000,000

2,000,000

25,000

1,950,000

Infrastructure - WW #1

1999

2025

16,945,000

16,945,000

325,000

16,310,000

Infrastructure Improvements

2001

2031

16,000,000

16,000,000

200,000

15,800,000

Infrastructure Improvements and Facilities

2001

2031

12,995,000

12,995,000

300,000

12,695,000

Roseville Infrastructure

1999

2017

58,660,000

58,660,000

2,245,000

49,250,000

Stone Point Communtiy Facilities District 1

2003

2020

11,285,000

11,285,000

11,285,000

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Roseville Long-Term Indebtedness

261,700,000
$

377,356,425

261,700,000
$

377,356,425

7,570,000
$

9,982,110

235,960,000
$

336,695,698

201,494

141,233,802

Ross (Marin County)


Sacramento (Sacramento County)
Revenue
Arco Arena Stadium

1997

2027

73,725,000

73,725,000

295,000

73,105,000

Capital Improvements

2000

2030

40,745,000

40,745,000

683,000

38,993,000

Capital Improvements

2001

2032

206,780,000

206,780,000

2,757,000

201,659,000

Community Center and Other

1991

2006

148,655,000

148,655,000

1,075,000

5,050,000

Improvements - North Natomas

1999

2023

2,910,000

2,910,000

45,000

2,790,000

Lighting and Landscaping

1996

2017

7,290,000

7,290,000

275,000

5,750,000

Public Facilities - Series A

1993

2020

130,425,000

130,425,000

2,746,000

98,868,000

Public Facilities - Series B

1993

2020

95,480,000

95,480,000

2,029,000

70,051,000

Solid Waste and Redevelopment

1999

2023

27,416,000

27,416,000

455,000

26,968,000

Street Construction

1995

2008

14,165,000

14,165,000

1,060,000

7,685,000

Water

1960

2002

8,000,000

8,000,000

495,000

Total Revenue

755,591,000

755,591,000

11,915,000

530,919,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

56,530,000

56,530,000

9,615,000

36,924,000

Construction Financing

57,778,000

Lease Obligation

246,132,000

Total Sacramento Long-Term Indebtedness

812,121,000

812,121,000

21,530,000

567,843,000

57,778,000

246,132,000

Salinas (Monterey County)


Revenue
Sewer

1999

2028

16,000,000

16,000,000

295,000

14,860,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Salinas (Monterey County) (continued)
Total Revenue

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

16,000,000

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

16,000,000

Outstanding at
End of Year

295,000

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

14,860,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Certificates of Participation
Animal Shelter

1999

2026

1,250,338

1,250,338

29,697

1,191,818

Capital Improvement Projects

1997

2028

11,960,000

11,960,000

200,000

11,215,000

Golf Course

1999

2026

13,064,662

13,064,662

310,303

12,453,182

26,275,000

26,275,000

540,000

24,860,000

Total Certificates of Participation


1915 Act Bonds

1999

2023

117,604,673

117,604,673

20,318,443

35,667,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements, Sidewalks and Infrastructure

117,604,673

117,604,673

20,318,443

35,667,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,790,386

2,790,386

498,384

1,855,003

Lease Obligation

6,459,418

Total Salinas Long-Term Indebtedness

162,670,059

162,670,059

21,651,827

77,242,003

6,459,418

San Anselmo (Marin County)


General Obligation
1995

2029

10,800,000

10,800,000

110,000

10,495,000

Total General Obligation

Capital Improvements

10,800,000

10,800,000

110,000

10,495,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

156,951

156,951

22,389

134,562

Total San Anselmo Long-Term Indebtedness

10,956,951

10,956,951

132,389

10,629,562

San Bernardino (San Bernardino County)


Revenue
Water System
Total Revenue

1998

2005

8,610,000

8,610,000

1,095,000

3,615,000

8,610,000

8,610,000

1,095,000

3,615,000

1988

2013

150,000

150,000

5,000

95,000

150,000

150,000

5,000

95,000

1998

2017

36,230,000

36,230,000

1,575,000

33,150,000

36,230,000

36,230,000

1,575,000

33,150,000

General Obligation
Water System
Total General Obligation
Certificates of Participation
Sewer Treatment
Total Certificates of Participation
1915 Act Bonds
1981

2015

19,814,308

19,814,308

1,595,000

5,620,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Infrastructure Acquisition

19,814,308

19,814,308

1,595,000

5,620,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

24,502,618

24,502,618

3,347,525

12,823,975

Construction Financing

20,883,334

Lease Obligation

42,685,156

Total San Bernardino Long-Term Indebtedness

89,306,926

89,306,926

7,617,525

55,303,975

20,883,334

42,685,156

579

580

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

San Bruno (San Mateo County)


1915 Act Bonds
1989

2004

870,000

870,000

80,000

170,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

870,000

870,000

80,000

170,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

12,363,481

12,363,481

1,307,122

10,896,200

Lease Obligation

603,340

Total San Bruno Long-Term Indebtedness

13,233,481

13,233,481

1,387,122

11,066,200

603,340

San Buenaventura (Ventura County)


Revenue
Parking - Refunding

1995

2014

7,090,000

7,090,000

320,000

4,900,000

Sewer - Refunding

1996

2015

10,360,000

10,360,000

450,000

7,595,000

Water

1993

2021

15,715,000

15,715,000

450,000

13,085,000

33,165,000

33,165,000

1,220,000

25,580,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

1991

2012

2,515,472

2,515,472

150,000

1,545,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements - Portobello

2,515,472

2,515,472

150,000

1,545,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,759,840

517,137

288,550

3,063,812

Lease Obligation

87,392,622

Total San Buenaventura Long-Term Indebtedness

39,440,312

36,197,609

1,658,550

30,188,812

87,392,622

San Carlos (San Mateo County)


General Obligation
1996

2026

8,000,000

8,000,000

35,000

7,920,000

Total General Obligation

Construction of Library

8,000,000

8,000,000

35,000

7,920,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

591,573

591,573

40,145

551,428

Total San Carlos Long-Term Indebtedness

8,591,573

8,591,573

75,145

8,471,428

San Clemente (Orange County)


Certificates of Participation
Office Building

1993

2023

3,795,000

3,795,000

3,795,000

3,795,000

Improvements

1996

2011

6,929,940

6,929,940

410,000

4,610,000

Improvements - Refunding

1993

2006

5,047,885

5,047,885

415,000

1,890,000

Improvements - Refunding

1999

2006

7,935,000

7,935,000

1,070,000

4,830,000

Improvements - Series A

1999

2028

15,355,000

15,355,000

95,000

15,215,000

Improvements - Series B

1999

2019

1,150,000

1,150,000

35,000

1,045,000

Improvements - Series C

1999

2030

5,755,000

5,755,000

5,000

5,750,000

Total Certificates of Participation


1915 Act Bonds

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

San Clemente (Orange County) (continued)


Total 1915 Act Bonds

42,172,825

42,172,825

2,030,000

33,340,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

773,967

773,967

99,781

274,893

Lease Obligation

6,520,915

Total San Clemente Long-Term Indebtedness

46,741,792

46,741,792

2,129,781

33,614,893

6,520,915

San Diego (San Diego County)


Revenue
Contracts Payable Water

1999

2029

385,000,000

385,000,000

7,055,000

280,304,855

Contracts Payable Water II Advanced Refunding

2003

2033

304,575,753

304,575,753

304,575,753

689,575,753

689,575,753

7,055,000

584,880,608

Police Communications

1991

2011

25,500,000

25,500,000

1,230,000

15,690,000

Total General Obligation

25,500,000

25,500,000

1,230,000

15,690,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

1915 Act Bonds


1986

2020

117,385,796

117,385,796

2,825,000

123,130,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

117,385,796

117,385,796

2,825,000

123,130,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

168,864,344

168,808,504

15,495,368

113,259,105

Construction Financing

25,925,000

Lease Obligation

1,710,257,263

Total San Diego Long-Term Indebtedness

1,001,325,893

1,001,270,053

26,605,368

836,959,713

25,925,000

1,710,257,263

San Dimas (Los Angeles County)


1915 Act Bonds
1997

2016

990,000

990,000

49,500

693,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

990,000

990,000

49,500

693,000

Lease Obligation

1,671,107

Total San Dimas Long-Term Indebtedness

990,000

990,000

49,500

693,000

1,671,107

San Fernando (Los Angeles County)


San Francisco (San Francisco County)
Revenue
Airport

1995

2024

60,000,000

60,000,000

1,050,000

55,450,000

Airport

1996

2026

61,200,000

61,200,000

61,200,000

Airport

1998

2029

25,000,000

25,000,000

425,000

23,890,000

Airport

1999

2029

168,335,000

168,335,000

168,335,000

Airport

2000

2030

87,230,000

87,230,000

1,275,000

85,955,000

Airport - 28A

2002

2030

116,640,000

116,640,000

116,640,000

Airport - Issue 10A

1995

2026

175,000,000

175,000,000

175,000,000

581

582

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

San Francisco (San Francisco County) (continued)


Airport - Issue 10B

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Authorized

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1995

2026

25,000,000

25,000,000

23,450,000

Airport - Issue 11

1996

2026

82,300,000

82,300,000

3,350,000

Airport - Issue 12A

1996

2026

165,000,000

165,000,000

165,000,000

Airport - Issue 12B

1996

2026

110,000,000

110,000,000

34,345,000

Airport - Issue 13A

1996

2026

131,500,000

131,500,000

2,050,000

113,200,000

Airport - Issue 14

1996

2026

57,300,000

57,300,000

57,300,000

Airport - Issue 15A

1998

2028

263,355,000

263,355,000

4,545,000

254,515,000

Airport - Issue 15B

1998

2028

236,645,000

236,645,000

4,085,000

228,700,000

Airport - Issue 16A

1998

2029

133,000,000

133,000,000

2,255,000

130,745,000

Airport - Issue 16B

1998

2029

82,000,000

82,000,000

1,390,000

73,850,000

Airport - Issue 17

1998

2029

35,000,000

35,000,000

595,000

31,520,000

Airport - Issue 18A

1998

2029

126,035,000

126,035,000

2,140,000

123,895,000

Airport - Issue 18B

1998

2029

98,965,000

98,965,000

1,675,000

94,575,000

Airport - Issue 20

1998

2026

267,985,000

267,985,000

267,985,000

Airport - Issue 21

1998

2029

82,015,000

82,015,000

1,735,000

80,280,000

Airport - Issue 22

1998

2029

125,000,000

125,000,000

2,200,000

122,800,000

Airport - Issue 23B

1999

2030

81,665,000

81,665,000

81,665,000

Airport - Issue 24A

2000

2030

104,360,000

104,360,000

1,525,000

102,835,000

Airport - Issue 24B

2000

2030

28,140,000

28,140,000

410,000

27,730,000

Airport - Issue 25

2000

2030

117,500,000

117,500,000

1,715,000

115,785,000

Airport - Issue 26B

2000

2030

150,955,000

150,955,000

2,200,000

148,755,000

Airport - Issue 27A

2001

2030

210,995,000

210,995,000

3,430,000

207,565,000

Airport - Issue 27B

2001

2030

277,530,000

277,530,000

2,940,000

273,435,000

Airport - Issue 28B

2002

2030

151,210,000

151,210,000

151,210,000

Airport - Issue 28C

2002

2030

97,150,000

97,150,000

2,355,000

94,795,000

Airport - Issue 8B

1995

2025

40,000,000

40,000,000

675,000

1,525,000

Airport - Issue 9A

1995

2025

170,000,000

170,000,000

170,000,000

Airport Improvements

1993

2020

107,370,000

107,370,000

2,725,000

Airport Improvements

1994

2024

90,000,000

90,000,000

1,825,000

79,525,000

Airport Improvements - Issue 6

1994

2024

125,000,000

125,000,000

2,125,000

111,425,000

Airport Improvements - Refinance

1993

2020

92,110,000

92,110,000

2,350,000

Airport Improvements - Series B - Refinance

1993

2020

80,900,000

80,900,000

2,110,000

Airport Master Plan Projects

1995

2025

80,000,000

80,000,000

32,730,000

Airport Super Bay Hangar

1995

2024

21,600,000

21,600,000

455,000

18,865,000

Airport Super Bay Hangar - Issue 7B

1995

2025

3,800,000

3,800,000

3,800,000

Finance Airport Improvements - 29A

2003

2033

31,870,000

31,870,000

31,870,000

Finance Airport Improvements - 29B

2003

2033

125,105,000

125,105,000

125,105,000

Port - Refunding

1994

2010

53,610,000

53,610,000

3,405,000

30,690,000

Sewer

1991

2021

170,000,000

170,000,000

3,560,000

Sewer

1995

2010

16,783,364

16,783,364

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
San Francisco (San Francisco County) (continued)
Sewer - Refunding

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Authorized

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1992

2015

331,005,000

331,005,000

19,475,000

Sewer - Refunding

1994

2022

174,980,000

174,980,000

1,010,000

Sewer - S2003A

2003

2025

396,270,000

396,270,000

396,270,000

Sewer - Series A

1995

2025

44,230,000

44,230,000

885,000

Water

1991

2020

69,095,000

69,095,000

1,800,000

1,935,000

Water

1992

2009

58,140,000

58,140,000

43,065,000

Water

1996

2027

58,790,000

58,790,000

58,790,000

Water - S2001A

2001

2021

68,355,000

68,355,000

1,940,000

66,415,000

Water - S2002A

2001

2032

71,645,000

71,645,000

71,645,000

Water - S2002A

2002

2033

164,000,000

164,000,000

164,000,000

Water - S2002B

2002

2015

85,260,000

85,260,000

85,260,000

Water - Series A

1991

2019

2,236,595

2,236,595

2,395,904

Water - Series A

1992

2025

49,040,000

49,040,000

49,040,000

Water - Series A

1996

2015

72,680,000

72,680,000

1,650,000

66,325,000

6,787,884,959

6,787,884,959

178,090,000

5,214,325,904

2000 Library S2001E

2000

2021

17,665,000

17,665,000

560,000

16,520,000

Affordable Housing

1996

2021

23,000,000

23,000,000

630,000

21,780,000

Affordable Housing

1998

2018

20,000,000

20,000,000

675,000

17,090,000

Affordable Housing

1999

2019

20,000,000

20,000,000

600,000

17,835,000

Affordable Housing

2000

2020

20,000,000

20,000,000

630,000

18,165,000

Affordable Housing - 2001C

1996

2021

17,000,000

17,000,000

540,000

15,960,000

Asian Art Museum

1997

2016

25,000,000

25,000,000

980,000

3,305,000

Asian Art Museum

1999

2019

16,730,000

16,730,000

580,000

14,620,000

City Hall Improvements

1996

2016

63,590,000

63,590,000

2,560,000

11,545,000

Earthquake Loan Program

1994

2014

35,000,000

35,000,000

26,665,000

Educational Facilities

1999

2019

20,395,000

20,395,000

730,000

17,705,000

Educational Facilities

2000

2020

29,605,000

29,605,000

940,000

26,950,000

Educational Facilities - Series B

1999

2019

60,520,000

60,520,000

2,165,000

52,550,000

Fire Department Facilities

1994

2014

10,105,000

10,105,000

480,000

Fire Department Facilities

1997

2016

14,285,000

14,285,000

560,000

1,890,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation

Golden Gate Park

1992

2021

17,060,000

17,060,000

595,000

15,885,000

Golden Gate Park Improvements

1995

2014

26,000,000

26,000,000

1,275,000

8,130,000

Golden Gate Park Improvements

1997

2017

25,105,000

25,105,000

970,000

19,895,000

Harbor Improvements

1974

2005

34,000,000

34,000,000

1,200,000

800,000

Library - S2002B

2000

2022

23,135,000

23,135,000

675,000

22,460,000

Municipal Improvements - Refunding

1997

2016

449,085,000

449,085,000

31,040,000

358,440,000

Municipal Improvements - Refunding

2002

2013

118,945,000

118,945,000

4,885,000

114,060,000

Neighborhood Recreation and Park

2000

2020

6,180,000

6,180,000

195,000

5,625,000

Neighborhood Recreation and Park - Series B

2000

2021

14,060,000

14,060,000

490,000

13,090,000

583

584

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

San Francisco (San Francisco County) (continued)


Public Safety Improvements
Public Safety Improvements

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1994

2014

3,455,000

3,455,000

165,000

1995

2014

18,480,000

18,480,000

905,000

5,525,000

Public Safety Improvements

1996

2016

7,645,000

7,645,000

300,000

1,010,000

Public Safety Improvements - Series B

1994

2014

18,100,000

18,100,000

855,000

School Facilities Improvements

1994

2014

30,650,000

30,650,000

1,450,000

School Facilities Improvements

1997

2016

42,300,000

42,300,000

1,655,000

5,590,000

School Facilities Improvements - 97B

1997

2017

22,050,000

22,050,000

855,000

17,470,000

Zoo Facilities

2000

2020

17,440,000

17,440,000

555,000

15,875,000

Zoo Facilities - S2002A

1997

2022

6,210,000

6,210,000

180,000

6,030,000

Zoo Facilities - Series C

2000

2019

16,845,000

16,845,000

600,000

14,625,000

Total General Obligation

1,289,640,000

1,289,640,000

88,140,000

860,425,000

Business Tax Judgement

2001

2011

60,755,000

60,755,000

5,350,000

49,470,000

Emergency Radio System

1998

2018

31,250,000

31,250,000

4,405,000

20,035,000

Emergency Radio System

1999

2013

18,665,000

18,665,000

1,150,000

14,260,000

Equipment

1997

2005

13,715,000

13,715,000

1,130,000

2,895,000

Equipment

1998

2005

10,835,000

10,835,000

1,490,000

750,000

Equipment

1999

2006

8,315,000

8,315,000

2,550,000

2,155,000

Parking Construction

1994

2005

25,000,000

25,000,000

640,000

1,405,000

Parking Construction

1999

2020

23,500,000

22,390,000

220,000

21,640,000

Parking Construction

2000

2022

8,500,000

8,185,000

245,000

7,940,000

200,535,000

199,110,000

17,180,000

120,550,000

Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


Other Special Assessments

1996

2026

1,030,000

1,030,000

15,000

940,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Bayshore Hester

1,030,000

1,030,000

15,000

940,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

62,197,780

60,597,783

5,140,429

48,658,568

Construction Financing

168,686,307

Lease Obligation

854,817,876

Total San Francisco Long-Term Indebtedness

8,341,287,739

8,338,262,742

288,565,429

6,244,899,472

168,686,307

854,817,876

San Gabriel (Los Angeles County)


San Jacinto (Riverside County)
Revenue
Water

1993

2023

4,500,000

4,500,000

150,000

3,800,000

Water

2002

2023

2,730,000

2,730,000

145,000

2,585,000

7,230,000

7,230,000

295,000

6,385,000

1987

2006

1,415,000

1,415,000

1,165,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds
Construction

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
San Jacinto (Riverside County) (continued)
Street and Drainage Improvements and Utility Relocation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1994

2014

638,367

638,367

81,550

258,450

Total 1915 Act Bonds

2,053,367

2,053,367

81,550

1,423,450

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,771,188

1,771,188

170,430

893,735

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvements

1989

2012

26,000,000

26,000,000

Improvements

2002

2014

27,201,417

27,201,417

27,201,417

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total San Jacinto Long-Term Indebtedness

53,201,417
$

64,255,972

53,201,417
$

64,255,972

546,980

27,201,417
$

35,903,602

San Joaquin (Fresno County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

142,700

142,700

3,968

85,719

Lease Obligation

1,925,909

Total San Joaquin Long-Term Indebtedness

142,700

142,700

3,968

85,719

1,925,909

San Jose (Santa Clara County)


Revenue
Airport

1992

2016

82,470,000

82,470,000

62,315,000

Airport

1993

2018

50,025,000

50,025,000

40,800,000

Airport

1994

2007

19,345,000

19,345,000

1,625,000

7,085,000

Airport

1998

2018

14,015,000

14,015,000

520,000

11,685,000

Airport

2001

2032

158,455,000

158,455,000

158,455,000

Airport - Series A

2002

2018

53,600,000

53,600,000

53,600,000

Airport - Series B

2002

2012

37,945,000

37,945,000

37,945,000

415,855,000

415,855,000

105,260,000

268,770,000

Libraries, Parks, Police and Fire

2002

2033

116,090,000

116,090,000

116,090,000

Parks and Library

2001

2032

71,000,000

71,000,000

2,370,000

68,630,000

187,090,000

187,090,000

2,370,000

184,720,000

Local Improvement

2002

2015

13,940,000

13,940,000

20,000

13,920,000

Local Improvements

1979

2022

139,102,630

139,102,630

42,888,309

41,007,858

Local Improvements

2002

2024

12,200,000

12,200,000

12,200,000

Local Improvements

2003

2032

13,560,000

13,560,000

13,560,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

178,802,630

178,802,630

42,908,309

80,687,858

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

11,589,980

11,589,980

2,102,309

81,027

Construction Financing

59,478,882

Total Revenue

General Obligation

Total General Obligation


1915 Act Bonds

Total San Jose Long-Term Indebtedness


San Juan Bautista (San Benito County)

793,337,610

793,337,610

152,640,618

534,258,885

59,478,882

585

586

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

San Juan Bautista (San Benito County) (continued)


Revenue
Drought Relief

1978

2018

65,000

65,000

1,707

41,019

Sewer

1986

2006

200,000

200,000

15,000

55,000

Total Revenue

265,000

265,000

16,707

96,019

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

124,860

124,860

34,956

10,161

Total San Juan Bautista Long-Term Indebtedness

389,860

389,860

51,663

106,180

San Juan Capistrano (Orange County)


General Obligation
Open Space Acquisition

1998

2017

18,155,000

18,155,000

1,085,000

14,125,000

Total General Obligation

18,155,000

18,155,000

1,085,000

14,125,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

265,000

265,000

19,208

222,757

Total San Juan Capistrano Long-Term Indebtedness

18,420,000

18,420,000

1,104,208

14,347,757

San Leandro (Alameda County)


Revenue
Mortgage Revenue Refunding

1993

2023

7,590,000

7,590,000

130,000

6,305,000

7,590,000

7,590,000

130,000

6,305,000

Improvements - Cherry Wood

1980

2009

3,583,082

3,583,082

105,000

1,320,251

Public Improvements

1988

2009

1,803,529

1,803,529

100,000

900,000

Public Improvements

1990

2005

820,095

820,095

70,000

240,000

Public Improvements-139th Ave

1990

2005

425,000

425,000

35,000

125,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

6,631,706

6,631,706

310,000

2,585,251

Construction Financing

3,670,173

Lease Obligation

70,111,591

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Total San Leandro Long-Term Indebtedness

14,221,706

14,221,706

440,000

8,890,251

3,670,173

70,111,591

San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo County)


Revenue
Athletic, Museums, Police and Parks

2001

2029

7,285,000

7,285,000

145,000

7,140,000

Capital Improvement - Refunding

2001

2010

2,700,000

2,700,000

260,000

2,440,000

Various City Facilities

1994

2014

11,780,000

11,780,000

515,000

8,060,000

Various City Facilities

1996

2026

7,100,000

7,100,000

125,000

6,370,000

Water

1993

2023

10,890,000

10,890,000

Water - Refunding

2001

2008

2,430,000

2,430,000

315,000

2,115,000

Water - Refunding

2002

2023

9,485,000

9,485,000

295,000

9,190,000

Total Revenue

51,670,000

51,670,000

1,655,000

35,315,000

Construction Financing

25,487,200

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo County) (continued)
Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total San Luis Obispo Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

51,670,000

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

51,670,000

Outstanding at
End of Year

1,655,000

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

35,315,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

25,487,200

3,656,950
$

3,656,950

San Marcos (San Diego County)


General Obligation
Street Improvement

1979

2004

7,000,000

2,000,000

150,000

160,000

7,000,000

2,000,000

150,000

160,000

Capital Improvements

1999

2027

35,000,000

33,560,000

760,000

31,020,000

Infrastructure

2000

2032

4,005,000

4,005,000

45,000

3,960,000

Infrastructure

2001

2033

8,470,000

7,680,000

90,000

7,590,000

Infrastructure

2002

2034

11,260,000

11,260,000

11,260,000

Infrastructure

2003

2035

10,535,000

6,285,000

6,285,000

Total General Obligation


Community Facility District

Infrastructure - 2nd Issue

2001

2033

7,910,000

7,910,000

40,000

7,870,000

Twin Oaks Valley Road - Refunding

1997

2015

4,390,000

4,390,000

120,000

3,705,000

81,570,000

75,090,000

1,055,000

71,690,000

Capital Improvement - Refunding - Series A

1993

2013

8,315,000

8,315,000

395,000

2,655,000

Capital Improvement - Refunding - Series B

1993

2015

2,729,950

2,729,950

135,000

1,220,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

11,044,950

11,044,950

530,000

3,875,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

9,971,546

9,971,546

1,523,993

5,499,613

Lease Obligation

15,379,361

Total Community Facility District


1915 Act Bonds

Total San Marcos Long-Term Indebtedness

109,586,496

98,106,496

3,258,993

81,224,613

15,379,361

San Marino (Los Angeles County)


San Mateo (San Mateo County)
Revenue
Golf Course Improvements

1999

2029

10,400,000

10,400,000

140,000

10,170,000

Sewer - Refunding

1998

2029

13,555,000

13,555,000

130,000

13,065,000

Sewer Improvements

1998

2029

11,305,000

11,305,000

11,305,000

Sewer Plant Expansion

1996

2015

26,500,000

8,095,000

345,000

5,835,000

Water Treatment Plant Expansion

1992

2018

16,230,000

16,230,000

480,000

77,990,000

59,585,000

1,095,000

40,375,000

Total Revenue
General Obligation
Library

2000

2030

12,000,000

12,000,000

150,000

11,775,000

Parks and Senior Center Improvements

1993

2011

6,520,000

6,520,000

360,000

3,600,000

18,520,000

18,520,000

510,000

15,375,000

Total General Obligation


Improvement District

587

588

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

San Mateo (San Mateo County) (continued)


Central Parking Improvement
Total Improvement District

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1955

2003

15,280,000

6,208,000

95,000

100,000

15,280,000

6,208,000

95,000

100,000

Total San Mateo Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

111,790,000

84,313,000

1,700,000

55,850,000

Total Future Lease


Obligations

San Pablo (Contra Costa County)


Mark-Roos
Improvements - Oak Park

1998

2015

4,925,000

4,925,000

215,000

4,035,000

Improvements - Town Center

1997

2014

3,960,000

3,960,000

190,000

3,105,000

8,885,000

8,885,000

405,000

7,140,000

1987

2007

16,072,000

14,365,000

15,000

100,000

16,072,000

14,365,000

15,000

100,000

Total Mark-Roos
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - El Portal
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Total San Pablo Long-Term Indebtedness

24,957,000

23,250,000

420,000

7,240,000

San Rafael (Marin County)


General Obligation
Kerner, Sun Valley, and Civic Center - Refunding

1986

2011

5,250,000

5,250,000

5,250,000

5,250,000

Kerner, Sun Valley and Civic Center - Refunding

1997

2012

5,250,000

5,250,000

515,000

2,820,000

Mariposa - Refunding

1993

2011

233,688

233,688

15,000

95,000

Peacock Gap - Refunding

1993

2005

2,405,000

2,405,000

175,000

585,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

7,888,688

7,888,688

705,000

3,500,000

Lease Obligation

14,267,012

Total General Obligation


1915 Act Bonds

Total San Rafael Long-Term Indebtedness

13,138,688

13,138,688

705,000

3,500,000

14,267,012

San Ramon (Contra Costa County)


1915 Act Bonds
1993

2015

4,100,000

4,100,000

40,000

805,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

4,100,000

4,100,000

40,000

805,000

Lease Obligation

33,659,795

Total San Ramon Long-Term Indebtedness

4,100,000

4,100,000

40,000

805,000

33,659,795

Sand City (Monterey County)


Sanger (Fresno County)
Community Facility District
Capital Improvements
Total Community Facility District

1998

2011

2,225,000

2,225,000

145,000

1,680,000

2,225,000

2,225,000

145,000

1,680,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Sanger (Fresno County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

880,366

880,366

39,508

840,858

Lease Obligation

24,369,120

Total Sanger Long-Term Indebtedness

3,105,366

3,105,366

184,508

2,520,858

24,369,120

Santa Ana (Orange County)


Revenue
Communication System

1996

2006

6,655,000

6,655,000

670,000

3,040,000

Police Administration and Holding Facility

1994

2024

108,255,000

108,008,375

1,285,000

105,930,000

Purchase of RDA - Series A

1998

2012

8,100,000

8,100,000

270,000

7,330,000

Purchase of RDA - Series B

1999

2013

11,485,000

11,485,000

380,000

10,470,000

Purchase of RDA - Series B and C

1998

2019

65,330,000

65,330,000

2,210,000

58,985,000

Purchase of RDA - Series E

1998

2019

19,105,000

19,105,000

590,000

17,425,000

Water

1994

2024

21,090,000

21,090,000

410,000

18,400,000

240,020,000

239,773,375

5,815,000

221,580,000

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation
Improvements - Refunding

1993

2016

16,875,000

16,875,000

Refuse Recycling

1996

2008

11,990,000

11,990,000

900,000

6,445,000

Regional Transportation Center

1993

2008

6,950,000

6,950,000

Total Certificates of Participation

35,815,000

35,815,000

900,000

6,445,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,257,558

4,257,558

316,948

2,911,838

Construction Financing

6,625,000

Lease Obligation

46,925,685

Total Santa Ana Long-Term Indebtedness

280,092,558

279,845,933

7,031,948

230,936,838

6,625,000

46,925,685

Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara County)


Revenue
Sewer

1994

2004

3,890,000

3,890,000

435,000

450,000

Water

1994

2015

9,780,000

9,780,000

385,000

6,675,000

13,670,000

13,670,000

820,000

7,125,000

Total Revenue
Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

1993

2018

7,445,000

7,445,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet

7,445,000

7,445,000

Construction Financing

3,353,329

Lease Obligation

67,297,002

Improvements - Refunding

Total Santa Barbara Long-Term Indebtedness


Santa Clara (Santa Clara County)
Revenue

21,115,000

21,115,000

820,000

7,125,000

3,353,329

67,297,002

589

590

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Santa Clara (Santa Clara County) (continued)


Electric - Refunding

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1985

2010

78,300,000

78,300,000

4,600,000

49,900,000

Electric - Refunding

1992

2010

26,880,000

26,880,000

12,100,000

5,186,785

Electric - Refunding - Series A

1998

2027

89,275,000

89,275,000

295,000

85,775,000

194,455,000

194,455,000

16,995,000

140,861,785

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation
Golf Course

1993

2014

37,165,000

37,165,000

1,905,000

Improvements

1989

2014

41,955,000

41,955,000

79,120,000

79,120,000

1,905,000

1993

2011

4,198,000

4,198,000

305,000

2,570,000

4,198,000

4,198,000

305,000

2,570,000

Improvements

1970

2005

59,332,491

59,332,491

300,000

665,000

Improvements - Refunding

1998

2011

5,920,000

5,920,000

390,000

4,465,000

Traffic Mitigation

1996

2012

4,000,000

4,000,000

220,000

2,990,000

69,252,491

69,252,491

910,000

8,120,000

1998

2011

10,325,000

10,325,000

725,000

8,240,000

10,325,000

10,325,000

725,000

8,240,000

Total Certificates of Participation


Mark-Roos
Improvements - Refunding
Total Mark-Roos
1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments
Improvements
Total Other Special Assessments
Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

1987

2012

20,000,000

20,000,000

20,000,000

Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

Self Insurance Coverage

20,000,000

20,000,000

20,000,000

Construction Financing

359,441

Lease Obligation

113,640,943

Total Santa Clara Long-Term Indebtedness

377,350,491

377,350,491

20,840,000

179,791,785

359,441

113,640,943

Santa Clarita (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,059,483

3,059,483

158,475

2,507,371

Construction Financing

3,110,000

Lease Obligation

37,047,487

Total Santa Clarita Long-Term Indebtedness

3,059,483

3,059,483

158,475

2,507,371

3,110,000

37,047,487

Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz County)


Revenue
Sewer
Total Revenue

1994

2024

16,065,000

16,065,000

130,000

4,955,000

16,065,000

16,065,000

130,000

4,955,000

1999

2029

7,000,000

6,998,473

152,834

7,260,759

General Obligation
Fire and Parks

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz County) (continued)


Total General Obligation

7,000,000

6,998,473

152,834

7,260,759

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

12,185,685

12,185,685

2,199,039

6,318,512

Construction Financing

44,883,261

Lease Obligation

54,046,113

Total Santa Cruz Long-Term Indebtedness

35,250,685

35,249,158

2,481,873

18,534,271

44,883,261

54,046,113

Santa Fe Springs (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
1996

2026

4,170,000

4,170,000

80,000

3,670,000

Total Revenue

Water System Improvements and Water Rights Acquisition

4,170,000

4,170,000

80,000

3,670,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

476,316

476,316

161,879

202,096

Total Santa Fe Springs Long-Term Indebtedness

4,646,316

4,646,316

241,879

3,872,096

Santa Maria (Santa Barbara County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,317,915

1,317,915

276,134

143,214

Lease Obligation

129,162,391

Total Santa Maria Long-Term Indebtedness

1,317,915

1,317,915

276,134

143,214

129,162,391

Santa Monica (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Parking

1992

2017

14,085,000

14,085,000

Parking

2002

2017

10,480,000

10,480,000

10,480,000

Public Safety Facility

1999

2021

13,200,000

13,200,000

395,000

12,805,000

Public Safety Facility 2

2002

2022

17,310,000

17,310,000

17,310,000

Waste Water

1993

2006

38,620,000

38,620,000

890,000

33,340,000

Total Revenue

93,695,000

93,695,000

1,285,000

73,935,000

Library

1990

2004

4,500,000

4,500,000

230,000

260,000

Library

1998

2011

3,060,000

3,060,000

40,000

2,910,000

Library Improvements

2002

2022

25,000,000

25,000,000

25,000,000

Public Safety Facility

1999

2021

13,200,000

13,200,000

45,760,000

45,760,000

270,000

28,170,000

1985

2008

4,025,000

4,025,000

335,000

1,920,000

4,025,000

4,025,000

335,000

1,920,000

1985

2008

4,025,000

4,025,000

4,025,000

4,025,000

General Obligation

Total General Obligation


Certificates of Participation
Airport
Total Certificates of Participation
Improvement District
Airport
Total Improvement District

591

592

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Santa Monica (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

8,114,327

8,114,327

1,278,218

4,397,337

Construction Financing

227,742

Total Santa Monica Long-Term Indebtedness

155,619,327

155,619,327

3,168,218

108,422,337

227,742

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Santa Paula (Ventura County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,841,807

5,841,807

303,776

4,412,882

Lease Obligation

36,172,818

Total Santa Paula Long-Term Indebtedness

5,841,807

5,841,807

303,776

4,412,882

36,172,818

Santa Rosa (Sonoma County)


Revenue
Waste Water - Series A

1996

2022

63,705,000

63,705,000

1,710,000

53,490,000

Waste Water - Series A

1998

2028

31,000,000

31,000,000

470,000

29,285,000

Waste Water - Series A Refunding

1993

2016

19,135,000

19,135,000

5,060,000

Waste Water - Series B

1998

2028

2,715,000

2,715,000

50,000

2,525,000

Waste Water - Series B

2001

2033

11,870,000

11,870,000

125,000

11,745,000

Waste Water - Series B Refunding

1992

2017

37,180,000

37,180,000

12,630,000

Waste Water Improvements

1992

2015

26,190,000

26,190,000

9,025,000

Waste Water Improvements - Series A

2001

2031

30,100,000

30,100,000

105,000

29,995,000

Waste Water Improvements - Series A

2002

2032

100,000,000

100,000,000

100,000,000

Waste Water Improvements - Series B

2002

2032

49,123,380

49,123,380

49,123,380

371,018,380

371,018,380

2,460,000

302,878,380

1995

2008

8,665,000

8,665,000

645,000

5,000,000

8,665,000

8,665,000

645,000

5,000,000

Central Parking Facilities

1998

2015

7,340,000

7,340,000

265,000

4,865,000

Sewer - 1st Issue

1974

2005

3,000,000

3,000,000

195,000

685,000

Sewer - 2nd Issue

1975

2005

3,000,000

3,000,000

195,000

685,000

Sewer - 3rd Issue

1978

2005

500,000

500,000

35,000

115,000

Waste Water Improvements - Refunding

2002

2009

8,840,000

8,840,000

1,320,000

7,520,000

22,680,000

22,680,000

2,010,000

13,870,000

Total Revenue

Pension Obligation
Pension
Total Pension Obligation
Improvement District

Total Improvement District


1915 Act Bonds

1975

2003

5,965,000

3,315,000

240,000

260,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

5,965,000

3,315,000

240,000

260,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,144,631

2,144,631

272,916

1,778,972

Construction Financing

135,757,949

Total Santa Rosa Long-Term Indebtedness

410,473,011

407,823,011

5,627,916

323,787,352

135,757,949

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Santee (San Diego County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,841,441

1,841,441

254,573

862,982

Construction Financing

1,040,000

Lease Obligation

3,284,693

Total Santee Long-Term Indebtedness

1,841,441

1,841,441

254,573

862,982

1,040,000

3,284,693

Saratoga (Santa Clara County)


General Obligation
Saratoga Community Library Project
Total General Obligation

2001

2023

15,000,000

15,000,000

60,000

14,940,000

15,000,000

15,000,000

60,000

14,940,000

Total Saratoga Long-Term Indebtedness

15,000,000

15,000,000

60,000

14,940,000

Sausalito (Marin County)


Improvement District
Improvements
Total Improvement District

1994

2025

1,200,000

1,200,000

25,089

1,020,839

1,200,000

1,200,000

25,089

1,020,839

1990

2010

786,465

786,465

40,000

410,000

786,465

786,465

40,000

410,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments
1992

2012

289,020

289,020

15,000

170,000

Total Other Special Assessments

Improvements

289,020

289,020

15,000

170,000

Lease Obligation

7,981,624

Total Sausalito Long-Term Indebtedness

2,275,485

2,275,485

80,089

1,600,839

7,981,624

Scotts Valley (Santa Cruz County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

343,000

343,000

8,003

63,535

Lease Obligation

18,634,280

Total Scotts Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

343,000

343,000

8,003

63,535

18,634,280

Seal Beach (Orange County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,766,377

4,766,377

126,134

4,377,213

Lease Obligation

2,201,537

Total Seal Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

4,766,377

4,766,377

126,134

4,377,213

2,201,537

Seaside (Monterey County)


1915 Act Bonds
City Sidewalk, Curb and Gutter

1995

2011

617,126

617,126

35,000

400,000

Kenneth Street

1992

2003

81,100

81,100

10,000

593

594

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Seaside (Monterey County) (continued)


Total 1915 Act Bonds

698,226

698,226

45,000

400,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,522,040

1,522,040

270,450

1,080,908

Construction Financing

2,933,760

Total Seaside Long-Term Indebtedness

2,220,266

2,220,266

315,450

1,480,908

2,933,760

Sebastopol (Sonoma County)


General Obligation
1987

2007

2,500,000

2,500,000

180,000

890,000

Total General Obligation

Sewer

2,500,000

2,500,000

180,000

890,000

Lease Obligation

761,366

Total Sebastopol Long-Term Indebtedness

2,500,000

2,500,000

180,000

890,000

761,366

Selma (Fresno County)


Revenue
City Hall Construction

1994

2023

1,000,000

1,000,000

20,000

855,000

Corporation Yard

1997

2016

530,000

530,000

20,000

320,000

Equipment

1997

2016

2,050,000

2,050,000

105,000

1,095,000

3,580,000

3,580,000

145,000

2,270,000

Improvements - Dancer Li

1992

2022

1,835,000

1,835,000

10,000

290,000

Improvements - Dancer Li

1993

2022

1,230,000

1,230,000

10,000

275,000

Improvements - Health

1994

2016

435,000

435,000

7,000

52,000

Improvements - Highland

1992

2022

1,500,000

1,500,000

30,000

1,263,000

Improvements - Peasoup

1993

2023

3,170,000

3,170,000

65,000

2,126,000

Improvements - Stillman

1993

2022

360,000

360,000

5,000

294,000

Improvements - Theater

1997

2016

320,000

320,000

10,000

275,000

Improvements - Upright

1994

2014

1,400,000

1,400,000

120,000

650,000

Improvements - Vineyard

1993

2023

765,000

765,000

15,000

560,000

Improvements - Watermain

1993

2022

310,000

310,000

5,000

261,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

11,325,000

11,325,000

277,000

6,046,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

952,350

952,350

58,375

539,248

Lease Obligation

8,995,365

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Total Selma Long-Term Indebtedness

15,857,350

15,857,350

480,375

8,855,248

8,995,365

Shafter (Kern County)


1911 Act Bonds
Water Improvements - North Park and North Shafter
Total 1911 Act Bonds

1993

2033

155,143

155,143

3,900

142,900

155,143

155,143

3,900

142,900

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Shafter (Kern County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,102,280

1,102,280

74,752

763,203

Construction Financing

106,172

Lease Obligation

26,240,398

Total Shafter Long-Term Indebtedness

1,257,423

1,257,423

78,652

906,103

106,172

26,240,398

Shasta Lake (Shasta County)


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
1996

2016

17,705,000

17,705,000

17,705,000

17,705,000

Industrial Park

1991

2032

1,202,700

1,202,700

15,000

1,090,000

Riddle Road Water System

1989

2029

64,932

64,932

1,000

51,000

Rosamond Street Improvements

1995

2015

189,277

189,277

5,000

155,000

Wastewater

Electric Improvements
Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
1915 Act Bonds

1995

2034

5,645,500

5,645,500

59,000

4,146,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

7,102,409

7,102,409

80,000

5,442,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

28,399,741

28,399,741

1,224,386

24,346,873

Construction Financing

1,254,840

Lease Obligation

1,361,766

Total Shasta Lake Long-Term Indebtedness

53,207,150

53,207,150

1,304,386

29,788,873

1,254,840

1,361,766

Sierra Madre (Los Angeles County)


Signal Hill (Los Angeles County)
Revenue
1996

2026

10,000,000

10,000,000

190,000

9,140,000

Total Revenue

Construction of Reservoirs

10,000,000

10,000,000

190,000

9,140,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,358,398

3,238,833

108,254

1,870,950

Total Signal Hill Long-Term Indebtedness

13,358,398

13,238,833

298,254

11,010,950

Simi Valley (Ventura County)


Solana Beach (San Diego County)
1915 Act Bonds
1989

2010

216,939

216,939

20,000

40,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Streetscape Improvements

216,939

216,939

20,000

40,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

22,479,214

22,479,214

453,620

10,017,381

Lease Obligation

4,795,955

Total Solana Beach Long-Term Indebtedness

22,696,153

22,696,153

473,620

10,057,381

4,795,955

595

596

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Sewer

1980

2020

750,000

750,000

20,000

510,000

Water

1981

2021

880,000

880,000

20,000

535,000

Total Revenue

1,630,000

1,630,000

40,000

1,045,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,593,000

2,593,000

34,000

2,191,555

City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

Soledad (Monterey County)


Revenue

Total Soledad Long-Term Indebtedness

4,223,000

4,223,000

74,000

3,236,555

Solvang (Santa Barbara County)


Revenue
Water Improvements
Total Revenue

2001

2021

3,000,000

3,000,000

140,776

2,790,540

3,000,000

3,000,000

140,776

2,790,540

Mark-Roos
1990

2010

371,465

371,465

20,000

215,000

Total Mark-Roos

Improvements

371,465

371,465

20,000

215,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

585,451

585,451

40,000

305,451

Lease Obligation

1,494,488

Total Solvang Long-Term Indebtedness

3,956,916

3,956,916

200,776

3,310,991

1,494,488

Sonoma (Sonoma County)


Revenue
2001

2031

2,250,000

2,250,000

40,000

2,210,000

Total Revenue

Improve Water Lines

2,250,000

2,250,000

40,000

2,210,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

872,481

872,481

80,793

663,755

Lease Obligation

1,369,259

Total Sonoma Long-Term Indebtedness

3,122,481

3,122,481

120,793

2,873,755

1,369,259

Sonora (Tuolumne County)


Revenue
City Hall Remodel
Total Revenue

1998

2017

609,419

609,419

22,755

507,291

609,419

609,419

22,755

507,291

Total Sonora Long-Term Indebtedness

609,419

609,419

22,755

507,291

South El Monte (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

124,938

124,938

5,555

111,722

Lease Obligation

59,662

Total South El Monte Long-Term Indebtedness


South Gate (Los Angeles County)

124,938

124,938

5,555

111,722

59,662

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Water

1996

2019

14,280,000

14,280,000

780,000

10,350,000

Water

2001

2032

30,965,451

30,965,451

285,000

30,680,451

45,245,451

45,245,451

1,065,000

41,030,451

2001

2011

8,500,000

8,500,000

605,000

7,315,000

8,500,000

8,500,000

605,000

7,315,000

City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

South Gate (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Revenue

Total Revenue
Pension Obligation
Pension
Total Pension Obligation
1915 Act Bonds

1993

2014

328,000

328,000

15,000

245,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements - Ardine

328,000

328,000

15,000

245,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

725,586

725,586

102,988

191,346

Construction Financing

7,360,163

Lease Obligation

41,717,507

Total South Gate Long-Term Indebtedness


South Lake Tahoe (El Dorado County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

54,799,037

4,056,097

417,837

Total South Lake Tahoe Long-Term Indebtedness


South Pasadena (Los Angeles County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

54,799,037

4,056,097

417,837

4,056,097

Total South Pasadena Long-Term Indebtedness

1,787,988

610,631

31,296

4,056,097

417,837

48,781,797

2,206,221

149,823

610,631

417,837

2,206,221

149,823

31,296

7,360,163

41,717,507

South San Francisco (San Mateo County)


Revenue
1993

2018

6,505,000

6,505,000

195,000

6,505,000

6,505,000

195,000

1966

1999

37,840

37,840

37,840

37,840

El Camino Plaza Assessment District Series 89A

1989

2009

55,783

55,783

35,000

310,000

El Camino Plaza Assessment District Series 89B

1989

2009

37,669

37,669

20,000

205,000

Gellert Blvd Extension Project

1987

2003

1,432,124

954,000

75,000

85,000

Improvements

Conference Center
Total Revenue
1911 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1911 Act Bonds
1915 Act Bonds

1990

2011

2,625,126

2,625,126

125,000

1,625,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

4,150,702

3,672,578

255,000

2,225,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

17,669,180

8,669,142

373,877

4,958,521

Construction Financing

56,090,490

597

598

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

South San Francisco (San Mateo County) (continued)


Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total South San Francisco Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

28,362,722

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

18,884,560

Outstanding at
End of Year

823,877

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

7,183,521

Total Future Lease


Obligations

56,090,490

16,579,399
$

16,579,399

St. Helena (Napa County)


Revenue
Water - Refunding
Total Revenue

1997

2019

6,525,000

6,525,000

360,000

4,190,000

6,525,000

6,525,000

360,000

4,190,000

General Obligation
1996

2026

2,175,000

2,175,000

85,000

1,800,000

Total General Obligation

Fire station

2,175,000

2,175,000

85,000

1,800,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

240,000

240,000

30,740

Lease Obligation

5,139,501

Total St. Helena Long-Term Indebtedness

8,940,000

8,940,000

445,000

6,020,740

5,139,501

Stanton (Orange County)


Revenue
Radio System
Total Revenue

1996

2007

375,000

375,000

40,000

170,000

375,000

375,000

40,000

170,000

Total Stanton Long-Term Indebtedness

375,000

375,000

40,000

170,000

Stockton (San Joaquin County)


Revenue
West Eighth Street Refunding
Total Revenue

2003

2021

10,445,000

10,445,000

10,445,000

10,445,000

10,445,000

10,445,000

Certificates of Participation
Building and Public Parking

1999

2031

14,860,000

14,860,000

Sewer

1993

2029

118,365,000

118,365,000

Water

2002

2022

14,280,000

14,280,000

147,505,000

147,505,000

Airport Business Park

1992

2006

410,000

410,000

31,000

135,000

Arch Road Industrial Park

1998

2018

4,810,000

4,810,000

160,000

4,035,000

Blossom Ranch

1994

2019

2,922,690

2,922,690

80,000

2,220,000

Combined Assessment District Refunding

2001

2022

1,089,000

1,089,000

134,000

955,000

Total Certificates of Participation


1915 Act Bonds

La Morada

1997

2023

2,280,000

2,280,000

50,000

1,310,000

Landing Area Refunding

1984

2012

305,000

305,000

15,000

75,000

Morada North

2002

2027

4,045,000

4,045,000

4,045,000

Morada Ranch

2001

2027

7,030,000

7,030,000

7,030,000

Waterford Estates East

2003

2032

4,000,000

4,000,000

4,000,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Stockton (San Joaquin County) (continued)
Weber/Sperry Ranches

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1999

2013

8,775,000

8,775,000

555,000

5,055,000

West Eighth Street Phase I

2000

2020

6,061,160

6,061,160

190,000

5,545,000

West Eighth Street Phase II

2000

2021

3,658,302

3,658,302

85,000

3,430,000

Western Pacific Industrial Park

1994

2009

4,260,000

4,260,000

285,000

2,155,000

49,646,152

49,646,152

1,585,000

39,990,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments
Improvements

1968

2011

13,058,000

13,058,000

Various Improvements

1978

2022

102,791,919

102,791,919

Total Other Special Assessments

115,849,919

115,849,919

Construction Financing

10,124,397

Lease Obligation

314,624,155

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvements

1990

2032

156,575,000

156,575,000

Improvements - CFD 1 - Series A

1998

2024

38,780,000

38,780,000

1,245,000

33,195,000

Improvements - CFD 90-01

1997

2016

15,085,000

15,085,000

610,000

12,465,000

Improvements - CFD 90-02

2003

2015

6,300,000

6,300,000

6,300,000

Improvements - CFD 90-02 - Series A

1998

2015

32,320,000

32,320,000

1,340,000

26,005,000

Improvements - CFD 96-01 - Series A

1996

2011

1,060,000

1,060,000

150,000

910,000

Improvements - CFD 96-01 - Series B

2000

2014

3,100,000

3,100,000

3,100,000

Weston Ranch

2001

2016

3,220,000

3,220,000

3,220,000

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Stockton Long-Term Indebtedness

256,440,000
$

579,886,071

256,440,000
$

579,886,071

3,345,000
$

4,930,000

85,195,000
$

135,630,000

10,124,397

314,624,155

Suisun City (Solano County)


General Obligation
Highway Expansion
Total General Obligation

1994

2019

4,250,000

4,250,000

130,000

3,435,000

4,250,000

4,250,000

130,000

3,435,000

1993

2005

3,440,000

3,440,000

120,000

2,525,000

3,440,000

3,440,000

120,000

2,525,000

Improvement District
Civic Center - Refunding
Total Improvement District
1915 Act Bonds
Infrastructure Improvements

1994

2019

730,000

730,000

20,000

Infrastructure Improvements

2003

2014

570,000

570,000

570,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

1,300,000

1,300,000

20,000

570,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,464,296

6,464,296

390,122

4,830,348

Total Suisun City Long-Term Indebtedness


Sunnyvale (Santa Clara County)
Revenue

15,454,296

15,454,296

660,122

11,360,348

599

600

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Sunnyvale (Santa Clara County) (continued)


Parking District

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1959

2003

2,150,000

2,150,000

70,000

75,000

Solid Waste - Refunding

2003

2018

20,575,000

20,575,000

20,575,000

Utilities - Series B

1993

2017

30,000,000

24,160,000

745,000

WasteWater Projects - Series A - Refunding

2001

2017

32,115,000

32,115,000

1,150,000

30,965,000

84,840,000

79,000,000

1,965,000

51,615,000

2001

2031

18,710,000

18,710,000

370,000

17,980,000

18,710,000

18,710,000

370,000

17,980,000

2001

2033

36,000,000

36,000,000

16,010,000

19,990,000

36,000,000

36,000,000

16,010,000

19,990,000

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation
Government Center
Total Certificates of Participation
Community Facility District
Construction of Down Town Parking Garages
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds

1967

2004

9,983,422

9,983,422

240,000

540,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

9,983,422

9,983,422

240,000

540,000

Lease Obligation

27,455,020

Total Sunnyvale Long-Term Indebtedness

149,533,422

143,693,422

18,585,000

90,125,000

27,455,020

Susanville (Lassen County)


Revenue
Water System

2000

2030

6,880,000

6,880,000

110,000

6,525,000

6,880,000

6,880,000

110,000

6,525,000

Natural Gas - Series A

2000

2012

8,785,000

8,785,000

8,785,000

Natural Gas - Series B

2000

2012

8,280,000

8,280,000

8,280,000

Natural Gas - Series C

2000

2012

5,185,000

5,185,000

5,185,000

Police Building

1991

2011

750,000

750,000

30,000

475,000

23,000,000

23,000,000

30,000

22,725,000

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation

Total Certificates of Participation


Mark-Roos

1992

2017

1,650,000

1,650,000

40,000

1,460,000

Total Mark-Roos

Infrastructure

1,650,000

1,650,000

40,000

1,460,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

921,620

921,620

214,057

381,896

Construction Financing

1,901

Total Susanville Long-Term Indebtedness

32,451,620

32,451,620

394,057

31,091,896

1,901

Sutter Creek (Amador County)


Certificates of Participation
Sewer Plant
Total Certificates of Participation

1996

2016

818,500

818,500

818,500

818,500

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Sutter Creek (Amador County) (continued)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

56,247

56,247

17,059

23,004

Construction Financing

103,872

Lease Obligation

766,000

Total Sutter Creek Long-Term Indebtedness


Taft (Kern County)
Lease Obligation

Total Taft Long-Term Indebtedness

874,747

874,747

17,059

23,004

103,872

766,000

2,299,167

2,299,167

Tehachapi (Kern County)


Revenue
Water and Sewer - Refunding

1994

2020

3,675,000

3,675,000

75,000

3,115,000

3,675,000

3,675,000

75,000

3,115,000

Public Improvements

1990

2010

2,874,000

2,874,000

90,000

2,045,000

Street Improvements

1987

2004

1,575,000

1,575,000

50,000

125,000

Street Improvements

1989

2009

1,750,000

1,750,000

45,000

1,375,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

6,199,000

6,199,000

185,000

3,545,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

497,745

497,665

46,898

450,767

Construction Financing

2,835,116

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Public Improvements

1991

2021

2,780,000

2,780,000

850,000

955,000

Roadways, Sewer, and Drainage - Refunding

1995

2014

4,000,000

4,000,000

435,000

2,815,000

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Total Tehachapi Long-Term Indebtedness

6,780,000
$

17,151,745

6,780,000
$

17,151,665

1,285,000
$

1,591,898

3,770,000
$

10,880,767

2,835,116

Tehama (Tehama County)


Improvement District
Gas Line Improvement
Total Improvement District

1996

2036

279,281

279,281

3,500

265,000

279,281

279,281

3,500

265,000

Total Tehama Long-Term Indebtedness

279,281

279,281

3,500

265,000

Temecula (Riverside County)


Community Facility District
Improvements - Refunding

1998

2005

18,690,000

18,690,000

665,000

15,345,000

Improvements - Riverside County

1998

2004

12,255,000

12,255,000

185,000

11,645,000

Total Community Facility District

30,945,000

30,945,000

850,000

26,990,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,319,106

5,319,106

414,887

3,087,144

601

602

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Temecula Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

36,264,106

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

36,264,106

1,264,887

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

30,077,144

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

Temple City (Los Angeles County)


Thousand Oaks (Ventura County)
Revenue
Golf Course Improvements
Total Revenue

1999

2024

4,950,000

4,950,000

120,000

4,830,000

4,950,000

4,950,000

120,000

4,830,000

Community Facility District


1996

2013

14,850,000

14,850,000

Total Community Facility District

14,850,000

14,850,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,355,514

2,355,514

99,331

1,955,946

Construction Financing

31,136,452

Lease Obligation

66,020,158

Lang Ranch

2003

2013

10,635,000

10,635,000

10,635,000

Parking Structure

1994

2024

29,229,406

29,229,406

520,463

33,102,817

Promenade Parking

1998

2028

1,500,000

1,500,000

13,000

1,454,000

Lang Ranch

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Total Thousand Oaks Long-Term Indebtedness

41,364,406
$

63,519,920

41,364,406
$

63,519,920

533,463
$

752,794

45,191,817
$

51,977,763

31,136,452

66,020,158

Tiburon (Marin County)


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Improvements

1996

2011

62,661

62,661

Improvements

1999

2020

408,513

408,513

Improvements

2002

2029

1,465,500

1,465,500

1,936,674

1,936,674

1996

2015

4,125,000

4,125,000

485,000

895,000

4,125,000

4,125,000

485,000

895,000

1983

2007

4,517,917

4,517,917

225,000

865,000

4,517,917

4,517,917

225,000

865,000

Improvements

1996

2011

62,661

62,661

3,600

44,200

Improvements

1999

2020

408,513

408,513

11,000

389,000

Improvements

2002

2029

1,465,500

1,465,500

15,500

1,450,000

1,936,674

1,936,674

30,100

1,883,200

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


Mark-Roos
Improvements
Total Mark-Roos
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments

Total Other Special Assessments


Total Tiburon Long-Term Indebtedness
Torrance (Los Angeles County)

12,516,265

12,516,265

740,100

3,643,200

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Torrance (Los Angeles County) (continued)


Revenue
1994

2014

8,065,000

8,065,000

350,000

5,460,000

Total Revenue

Water Project Construction

8,065,000

8,065,000

350,000

5,460,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,350,000

1,057,511

128,189

44,755

Lease Obligation

59,697,532

Total Torrance Long-Term Indebtedness

9,415,000

9,122,511

478,189

5,504,755

59,697,532

Tracy (San Joaquin County)


Revenue
Wastewater

1993

2014

4,810,000

4,810,000

265,000

1,510,000

Water

1993

2008

3,860,000

3,860,000

265,000

1,510,000

8,670,000

8,670,000

530,000

3,020,000

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation
Streets

1998

2027

12,805,000

12,805,000

Streets - Refunding

1995

2018

3,360,000

3,360,000

16,165,000

16,165,000

Total Certificates of Participation


Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet
Heartland

2000

2025

893,000

893,000

40,000

835,000

Improvement - Refunding

1996

2013

19,200,000

19,200,000

2,595,000

12,250,000

Improvements

1993

2027

1,385,000

1,385,000

25,000

1,295,000

Improvements

2001

2028

15,000,000

15,000,000

15,000,000

Improvements - Plan C Properties

2001

2026

11,895,000

11,895,000

140,000

11,635,000

Improvements - Presidio

2001

2026

6,710,000

6,710,000

85,000

6,625,000

Improvements - Series A

1999

2023

4,025,000

4,025,000

100,000

3,645,000

Improvements - Series B

1999

2013

2,485,781

2,485,781

60,000

2,310,000

Northeast Industrial Area

2000

2024

9,795,000

9,795,000

185,000

9,610,000

Presidio Planning Area

2000

2030

5,600,000

5,600,000

5,600,000

South MacArthur Planning Area

2000

2025

3,835,000

3,835,000

3,835,000

80,823,781

80,823,781

3,230,000

72,640,000

Total Other Debt Going To The Balance Sheet


1915 Act Bonds
Debt Refunding

1999

2022

11,500,000

11,500,000

700,000

10,460,000

Improvements

1997

2012

16,900,000

16,900,000

515,000

12,295,000

Improvements - Bridle Creek

1997

2022

2,425,351

2,425,351

60,000

2,199,649

Sewer - Refunding

1993

2005

11,800,000

11,800,000

1,713,000

3,895,000

Tracy Operating Partnership

2002

2021

4,500,000

4,500,000

75,000

4,425,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

47,125,351

47,125,351

3,063,000

33,274,649

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,060,184

1,060,184

119,132

551,348

Construction Financing

2,708,484

603

604

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Tracy (San Joaquin County) (continued)


Lease Obligation

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Tracy Long-Term Indebtedness


Trinidad (Humboldt County)
Construction Financing

Total Trinidad Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

153,844,316

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

153,844,316

6,942,132

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

109,485,997

2,708,484

224,838

Total Future Lease


Obligations

14,205,000
$

224,838

14,205,000

Truckee (Nevada County)


Revenue
2000

2030

6,130,000

6,130,000

65,000

6,005,000

Total Revenue

Town Hall

6,130,000

6,130,000

65,000

6,005,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

456,723

456,723

50,040

Total Truckee Long-Term Indebtedness

6,586,723

6,586,723

115,040

6,005,000

Tulare (Tulare County)


Revenue
City Hall Remodel

1997

2013

6,740,000

6,740,000

125,000

6,210,000

Sewer

1974

2016

8,680,000

8,680,000

245,000

6,415,000

Sewer

1996

2021

14,200,000

14,200,000

365,000

12,370,000

Sewer

2001

2031

20,000,000

20,000,000

320,000

19,680,000

Sewer

2002

2013

6,020,000

6,020,000

6,020,000

Total Revenue

55,640,000

55,640,000

1,055,000

50,695,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

10,374,816

10,374,816

504,093

9,449,145

Total Tulare Long-Term Indebtedness

66,014,816

66,014,816

1,559,093

60,144,145

Tulelake (Siskiyou County)


Turlock (Stanislaus County)
Revenue
1999

2029

22,400,000

22,400,000

415,000

21,230,000

Total Revenue

Sewer Plant Expansion

22,400,000

22,400,000

415,000

21,230,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,113,404

1,113,404

245,023

156,562

Lease Obligation

8,554,802

1999

2025

4,640,000

4,640,000

95,000

4,545,000

4,640,000

4,640,000

95,000

4,545,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Montevista Crossing
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Turlock Long-Term Indebtedness
Tustin (Orange County)

28,153,404

28,153,404

755,023

25,931,562

8,554,802

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1996

2011

2,700,000

2,700,000

270,000

1,230,000

2,700,000

2,700,000

270,000

1,230,000

Amount Authorized

Tustin (Orange County) (continued)


Revenue
Public Improvements
Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - Group 1

1998

2013

3,300,000

3,300,000

155,000

2,565,000

Improvements - Group 2-C

1999

2013

4,185,000

4,185,000

190,000

3,425,000

Improvements - Group 3-D

1999

2013

4,995,000

4,995,000

285,000

4,125,000

Improvements - Group 4-E

2002

2013

2,245,000

2,245,000

127,000

2,118,000

Improvements - Ser A

1996

2013

35,705,000

35,705,000

1,610,000

26,610,000

Improvements - Series A

1996

2013

48,185,000

48,185,000

Improvements - Series B

1996

2013

41,500,000

41,500,000

28,419,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

140,115,000

140,115,000

2,367,000

67,262,000

Lease Obligation

Total Tustin Long-Term Indebtedness


Twentynine Palms (San Bernardino County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

142,815,000

615,401

Total Twentynine Palms Long-Term Indebtedness

142,815,000

615,401

615,401

2,637,000

71,584

615,401

68,492,000

299,476

299,476

71,584

Ukiah (Mendocino County)


Revenue
1992

2018

25,850,000

25,850,000

760,000

19,395,000

Total Revenue

Electric

25,850,000

25,850,000

760,000

19,395,000

Construction Financing

7,063,437

Lease Obligation

1,431,323

Total Ukiah Long-Term Indebtedness

25,850,000

25,850,000

760,000

19,395,000

7,063,437

1,431,323

Union City (Alameda County)


Mark-Roos
Authority Refunding Revenue Bonds
Total Mark-Roos

2002

2017

6,095,000

6,095,000

130,000

5,965,000

6,095,000

6,095,000

130,000

5,965,000

1998

2028

8,000,000

8,000,000

135,000

7,610,000

8,000,000

8,000,000

135,000

7,610,000

1973

2017

8,945,593

8,945,593

424,000

5,785,000

8,945,593

8,945,593

424,000

5,785,000

1998

2013

1,190,000

1,190,000

75,000

1,045,000

Community Facility District


Public Facilities
Total Community Facility District
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements
Total 1915 Act Bonds
Other Special Assessments
Tri-Cities Waste Management - Refunding

605

606

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Union City (Alameda County) (continued)


Total Other Special Assessments

1,190,000

1,190,000

75,000

1,045,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

700,000

700,000

153,872

Lease Obligation

1,240,717

Total Union City Long-Term Indebtedness

24,930,593

24,930,593

917,872

20,405,000

1,240,717

Upland (San Bernardino County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,435,000

6,435,000

250,000

2,790,000

Construction Financing

1,000,000

Lease Obligation

101,412

Total Upland Long-Term Indebtedness

6,435,000

6,435,000

250,000

2,790,000

1,000,000

101,412

Vacaville (Solano County)


1915 Act Bonds
Allison/Ulatis Place

1997

2016

1,140,739

1,140,739

45,000

905,000

North East Sector

1997

2012

8,434,307

8,434,307

180,000

7,370,000

Various Improvements

1979

2018

79,679,696

79,679,696

2,365,000

38,220,001

Total 1915 Act Bonds

89,254,742

89,254,742

2,590,000

46,495,001

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,530,125

1,530,125

145,881

919,926

Lease Obligation

47,871,077

1991

2015

11,380,000

11,380,000

415,000

7,725,000

11,380,000

11,380,000

415,000

7,725,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Improvements
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Vacaville Long-Term Indebtedness

102,164,867

102,164,867

3,150,881

55,139,927

47,871,077

Vallejo (Solano County)


Revenue
Parking

1978

2003

860,000

860,000

65,000

Water

2001

2031

23,075,000

23,075,000

400,000

22,675,000

Water Improvement - Refunding

1996

2026

55,615,000

55,615,000

1,050,000

49,250,000

79,550,000

79,550,000

1,515,000

71,925,000

Total Revenue
Certificates of Participation
City Capital Improvements

2000

2040

13,052,411

13,052,411

Golf Course Facilities

2001

2040

16,350,000

16,350,000

Marina Improvements

2000

2040

17,327,589

17,327,589

Sanitation and Flood

1993

2018

35,475,000

35,475,000

Sanitation and Flood

2001

2028

25,645,000

25,645,000

107,850,000

107,850,000

Total Certificates of Participation


Improvement District

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness
Vallejo (Solano County) (continued)
Hiddenbrook
Total Improvement District

Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

1999

2031

39,945,000

39,945,000

350,000

33,725,000

39,945,000

39,945,000

350,000

33,725,000

Amount Authorized

1915 Act Bonds


1977

2014

35,275,723

35,275,723

24,814,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

35,275,723

35,275,723

24,814,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,945,899

4,945,899

116,954

1,484,232

Construction Financing

7,515,156

Lease Obligation

108,949,480

Total Vallejo Long-Term Indebtedness

267,566,622

267,566,622

1,981,954

131,948,232

7,515,156

108,949,480

Vernon (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Malburg Generation Station
Total Revenue

2003

2033

162,610,000

162,610,000

162,610,000

162,610,000

162,610,000

162,610,000

Total Vernon Long-Term Indebtedness


Victorville (San Bernardino County)
Lease Obligation

Total Victorville Long-Term Indebtedness

162,610,000

162,610,000

162,610,000

872,690

872,690

Villa Park (Orange County)


Visalia (Tulare County)
Revenue
Sewer

1992

2007

18,625,000

18,625,000

1,325,000

7,855,000

Wastewater

2002

2018

9,725,000

9,725,000

9,725,000

Total Revenue

28,350,000

28,350,000

1,325,000

17,580,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,055,943

2,055,943

331,584

1,411,733

Construction Financing

6,272,500

Lease Obligation

48,823,199

Total Visalia Long-Term Indebtedness

30,405,943

30,405,943

1,656,584

18,991,733

6,272,500

48,823,199

Vista (San Diego County)


1915 Act Bonds
Raceway Basin

1995

2002

4,840,000

4,840,000

740,000

South Santa Fe

1992

2012

625,196

625,196

30,000

410,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

5,465,196

5,465,196

770,000

410,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

325,127

325,127

325,127

607

608

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Vista (San Diego County) (continued)


Construction Financing

5,140,000

Lease Obligation

25,498,905

Total Vista Long-Term Indebtedness

5,790,323

5,790,323

770,000

735,127

5,140,000

25,498,905

Walnut (Los Angeles County)


Walnut Creek (Contra Costa County)
1915 Act Bonds
1974

2005

13,330,685

13,330,685

Total 1915 Act Bonds

13,330,685

13,330,685

Lease Obligation

Improvements

Total Walnut Creek Long-Term Indebtedness

13,330,685

13,330,685

477,364
$

477,364

Wasco (Kern County)


Revenue
Golf Course

1989

2019

8,860,000

8,860,000

8,860,000

Sewer Project - Refinancing

1999

2011

1,960,000

1,960,000

165,000

1,340,000

Total Revenue

10,820,000

10,820,000

165,000

10,200,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

268,716

268,716

48,351

42,533

Construction Financing

4,574,936

Total Wasco Long-Term Indebtedness


Waterford (Stanislaus County)
Lease Obligation

Total Waterford Long-Term Indebtedness

11,088,716

11,088,716

213,351

10,242,533

4,574,936

4,567,750

4,567,750

Watsonville (Santa Cruz County)


Revenue
Sewer System Improvements - Refunding

1998

2016

8,625,000

8,625,000

405,000

7,235,000

Solid Waste Equipment and Improvements

1998

2016

4,630,000

4,630,000

220,000

3,835,000

Solid Waste Improvements and Landfill

1996

2016

4,530,000

4,530,000

180,000

3,345,000

Water System Improvement

1998

2016

8,300,000

8,300,000

385,000

6,930,000

26,085,000

26,085,000

1,190,000

21,345,000

Total Revenue
1915 Act Bonds
Improvements - 2nd Street

1996

2012

105,381

105,381

6,000

84,000

Improvements - 2nd Street Court Assessment

2003

2017

30,138

30,138

30,138

Improvements - 7th, 8th, and 9th Street

2001

2017

100,022

100,022

5,000

95,022

Improvements - Beck Street

1999

2014

144,956

144,956

8,000

129,000

Improvements - Hyde Street

1996

2012

94,527

94,527

5,000

75,000

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Watsonville (Santa Cruz County) (continued)


Improvements - Progress Drive

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

1999

2015

104,456

104,456

5,000

99,000

Street Improvements

1984

2001

249,334

249,334

Street Improvements

1989

2016

225,000

225,000

25,600

64,400

Watson Drive

2001

2017

55,944

55,944

3,000

52,944

Total 1915 Act Bonds

1,109,758

1,109,758

57,600

629,504

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

4,347,000

4,347,000

229,631

3,315,521

Total Watsonville Long-Term Indebtedness

31,541,758

31,541,758

1,477,231

25,290,025

Weed (Siskiyou County)


Revenue
1977

2015

272,000

272,000

8,000

136,000

Total Revenue

Sewer

272,000

272,000

8,000

136,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

285,256

285,256

23,892

107,961

Total Weed Long-Term Indebtedness

557,256

557,256

31,892

243,961

West Covina (Los Angeles County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,941,596

2,927,266

193,602

2,298,509

Lease Obligation

44,758,116

Total West Covina Long-Term Indebtedness

2,941,596

2,927,266

193,602

2,298,509

44,758,116

West Hollywood (Los Angeles County)


Community Facility District
1992

2012

835,000

835,000

35,000

595,000

Total Community Facility District

Seismic Upgrade Project

835,000

835,000

35,000

595,000

Lease Obligation

49,646,593

Total West Hollywood Long-Term Indebtedness

835,000

835,000

35,000

595,000

49,646,593

West Sacramento (Yolo County)


Revenue
Sewer Improvements

1978

2019

2,000,000

2,000,000

50,000

1,315,000

Water

1992

2024

29,965,000

29,965,000

600,000

25,505,000

Water

2002

2032

25,200,000

25,200,000

25,200,000

57,165,000

57,165,000

650,000

52,020,000

Bridgeway

1999

2026

14,990,000

14,990,000

270,000

14,720,000

Bridgeway

2001

2029

8,360,000

8,360,000

8,360,000

Bridgeway

2002

2030

650,000

650,000

650,000

Facilities

1992

2004

2,430,000

2,430,000

5,000

515,000

Gateway

2001

2029

1,700,000

1,700,000

1,700,000

Total Revenue
Community Facility District

609

610

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

West Sacramento (Yolo County) (continued)


Newport Estates

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

2001

2031

3,860,000

3,860,000

3,860,000

Pleasant Hollow

2002

2032

1,905,000

1,905,000

1,905,000

Raleys Field

1999

2029

7,825,000

7,825,000

7,825,000

Riverpoint - Series A

1997

2022

4,250,000

4,250,000

215,000

3,735,000

Riverpoint - Series B

1997

2022

1,765,000

1,765,000

1,765,000

Southport

1999

2029

32,000,000

32,000,000

495,000

31,505,000

Southport

2001

2031

15,500,000

15,500,000

210,000

15,290,000

Southport/Gateway

1999

2026

2,750,000

2,750,000

50,000

2,700,000

Staple

1999

2029

225,000

225,000

5,000

220,000

98,210,000

98,210,000

1,250,000

94,750,000

Drainage - Lighthouse

1991

2017

26,900,000

26,900,000

675,000

20,240,000

Improvements - Refunding

1998

2017

19,972,900

19,972,900

1,460,000

14,975,000

Street - Bryte

1981

2006

561,970

561,970

30,000

105,000

47,434,870

47,434,870

2,165,000

35,320,000

Total Community Facility District

1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Other Special Assessments

1999

2029

39,990,000

39,990,000

425,000

39,170,000

Total Other Special Assessments

River City Stadium

39,990,000

39,990,000

425,000

39,170,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

836,643

600,000

136,643

Lease Obligation

16,524,026

Total West Sacramento Long-Term Indebtedness

243,636,513

243,399,870

4,626,643

221,260,000

16,524,026

Westlake Village (Los Angeles County)


1915 Act Bonds
Bridge Improvement

1990

2012

1,100,000

1,085,000

20,000

300,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

1,100,000

1,085,000

20,000

300,000

Lease Obligation

15,207,593

Total Westlake Village Long-Term Indebtedness

1,100,000

1,085,000

20,000

300,000

15,207,593

Westminster (Orange County)


1915 Act Bonds
1992

2012

400,373

400,373

20,000

265,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Streets, Storm Drains and Traffic Lamps

400,373

400,373

20,000

265,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,089,355

4,989,355

199,689

4,566,669

Construction Financing

770,000

Lease Obligation

21,568,422

Total Westminster Long-Term Indebtedness

5,489,728

5,389,728

219,689

4,831,669

770,000

21,568,422

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Westmorland (Imperial County)


Revenue
1963

2003

230,000

230,000

12,000

13,000

Total Revenue

Water

230,000

230,000

12,000

13,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

5,000,000

1,386,459

Construction Financing

2,750,429

Total Westmorland Long-Term Indebtedness

5,230,000

1,616,459

12,000

13,000

2,750,429

Wheatland (Yuba County)


Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet
1990

2020

2,075,000

2,075,000

Total Other Non-Municipal Debt Not Going To The Balance Sheet

Sewer Plant - Highway 65 Project

2,075,000

2,075,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

3,158,905

3,158,905

3,158,905

Construction Financing

1990

2020

2,075,000

2,075,000

125,000

1,658,000

2,075,000

2,075,000

125,000

1,658,000

Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet


Sewer Plant - Highway 65 Project
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Total Wheatland Long-Term Indebtedness

7,308,905

7,308,905

125,000

4,816,905

Whittier (Los Angeles County)


Revenue
Improvements

2002

2023

7,505,000

7,505,000

7,505,000

Solid Waste

1993

2014

5,935,000

5,935,000

235,000

4,035,000

Water

1993

2017

8,635,000

8,635,000

Water

2003

2033

10,945,000

10,945,000

350,000

10,595,000

33,020,000

33,020,000

585,000

22,135,000

Capital Improvements

1998

2024

5,470,000

5,470,000

115,000

5,060,000

Improvement

1998

2012

6,285,000

6,285,000

365,000

4,790,000

Total Community Facility District

11,755,000

11,755,000

480,000

9,850,000

Lease Obligation

131,285

Total Revenue
Community Facility District

Total Whittier Long-Term Indebtedness

44,775,000

44,775,000

1,065,000

31,985,000

131,285

Williams (Colusa County)


Willits (Mendocino County)
General Obligation
Sewer
Total General Obligation

1975

2016

185,000

185,000

5,000

101,000

185,000

185,000

5,000

101,000

611

612

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Willits (Mendocino County) (continued)


Construction Financing

6,728,392

Lease Obligation

4,977,346

Total Willits Long-Term Indebtedness

185,000

185,000

5,000

101,000

6,728,392

Willows (Glenn County)


Other Long-Term Indebtedness

162,959

162,959

7,250

Construction Financing

373,038

Total Willows Long-Term Indebtedness

162,959

162,959

7,250

373,038

4,977,346

Windsor (Sonoma County)


Revenue
Improvements - Refunding
Total Revenue

2001

2031

6,785,000

6,785,000

175,000

6,610,000

6,785,000

6,785,000

175,000

6,610,000

Total Windsor Long-Term Indebtedness

6,785,000

6,785,000

175,000

6,610,000

Winters (Yolo County)


General Obligation
1979

2019

250,000

250,000

5,000

135,000

Total General Obligation

Sewer

250,000

250,000

5,000

135,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

139,000

110,000

6,214

3,961

Total Winters Long-Term Indebtedness


Woodlake (Tulare County)
Other Long-Term Indebtedness

389,000

73,780

Total Woodlake Long-Term Indebtedness

360,000

73,780

73,780

73,780

11,214

5,583

33,590

5,583
$

138,961

33,590

Woodland (Yolo County)


Community Facility District
Improvements-Refunding
Total Community Facility District

2001

2024

7,045,000

7,045,000

195,000

6,850,000

7,045,000

7,045,000

195,000

6,850,000

1915 Act Bonds


Improvements

1978

2015

24,332,259

24,332,259

190,000

3,275,000

Improvements - East Main Street

2001

2015

12,795,000

12,795,000

597,000

11,637,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

37,127,259

37,127,259

787,000

14,912,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

1,633,050

1,633,050

30,554

15,956

Lease Obligation

63,473,598

Total Woodland Long-Term Indebtedness

45,805,309

45,805,309

1,012,554

21,777,956

63,473,598

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
Amount Issued
or Received

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid

Outstanding at
End of Year

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

Total Future Lease


Obligations

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Parking Facilities Land Acquisition - Refunding

2001

2015

959,000

959,000

61,000

822,000

Town Hall Construction

1999

2015

1,779,000

1,779,000

79,000

1,483,000

2,738,000

2,738,000

140,000

2,305,000

Parking Construction

1999

2015

1,435,000

1,435,000

50,000

1,290,000

Sewer Pump Station - Refunding

2002

2008

803,000

803,000

103,000

700,000

2,238,000

2,238,000

153,000

1,990,000

City/Type of Indebtedness

Amount Authorized

Woodside (San Mateo County)


Certificates of Participation

Total Certificates of Participation


1915 Act Bonds

Total 1915 Act Bonds


Total Woodside Long-Term Indebtedness

4,976,000

4,976,000

293,000

4,295,000

Yorba Linda (Orange County)


Revenue
Black Gold Golf Course Project
Total Revenue

2000

2030

15,680,000

15,680,000

15,680,000

15,680,000

15,680,000

15,680,000

1915 Act Bonds


1980

2011

13,172,128

13,172,128

195,000

475,000

Total 1915 Act Bonds

Improvements

13,172,128

13,172,128

195,000

475,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

6,696,109

6,696,109

604,084

5,896,218

Total Yorba Linda Long-Term Indebtedness

35,548,237

35,548,237

799,084

22,051,218

Yountville (Napa County)


Yreka (Siskiyou County)
Improvement District
Safe Drinking Water

1992

2016

88,200

88,200

3,259

56,551

Water, Sewer, and Streets

1982

2002

343,300

343,300

28,000

Total Improvement District

431,500

431,500

31,259

56,551

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

2,255,696

2,255,696

185,589

1,790,287

Construction Financing

2,520,192

Total Yreka Long-Term Indebtedness

2,687,196

2,687,196

216,848

1,846,838

2,520,192

Yuba City (Sutter County)


Certificates of Participation
Sewer

2000

2025

12,000,000

12,000,000

270,000

11,220,000

Water

2001

2026

5,000,000

5,000,000

105,000

4,795,000

Total Certificates of Participation

17,000,000

17,000,000

375,000

16,015,000

Other Long-Term Indebtedness

147,163

147,163

147,163

Lease Obligation

23,593,325

613

614

Table 5. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Statement of Long-Term Indebtedness
City/Type of Indebtedness

Year of
Issue

Ending
Maturity

Total Yuba City Long-Term Indebtedness

Amount Issued
or Received

Amount Authorized
$

17,147,163

17,147,163

Current Year
Redeemed or Repaid
$

375,000

Outstanding at
End of Year
$

Construction Financed
by U.S. and State

16,162,163

Total Future Lease


Obligations
$

23,593,325

Yucaipa (San Bernardino County)


Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet
Infrastructure
Total Other Debt Going to the Balance Sheet

1999

2030

23,300,000

23,300,000

23,300,000

23,300,000

23,300,000

23,300,000

Total Yucaipa Long-Term Indebtedness

23,300,000

23,300,000

23,300,000

Yucca Valley (San Bernardino County)


Improvement District
Community Center and Library Facilities

1972

2002

1,375,000

1,375,000

95,000

Street Repairs and Maintenance

1993

2010

1,949,500

1,949,500

117,612

994,032

Total Improvement District

3,324,500

3,324,500

212,612

Total Yucca Valley Long-Term Indebtedness

3,324,500

3,324,500

212,612

State Totals

47,805,485,577

47,006,000,608

1,729,366,233

994,032
$

994,032

$ 33,672,089,123

1,366,143,138

$ 15,225,390,557

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied
Assessed Valuation
Locally
Assessed

City
Adelanto
Agoura Hills
Alameda
Albany
Alhambra
Aliso Viejo
Alturas
Amador
American Canyon
Anaheim

826,444,385
2,867,581,472
6,469,880,275
1,281,650,555
4,720,072,545

State
Assessed
$

631,052
9,897,291
302,760
3,868,082

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Exemptions
$

17,545,355
37,037,379
129,156,770
45,551,795
170,444,778

808,899,030
2,831,175,145
6,350,620,796
1,236,401,520
4,553,495,849

Secured and
Unsecured
$

75,420
1,658,279
15,009,450
2,448,166
6,975,293

Property Taxes Levied


Secured and
Unsecured

Homeowners
$

1,173
20,140
207,556
29,527
83,400

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

1,754,001
1,696,284

28,039
31,545

0.031800
0.137500

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied
$

76,593
1,678,419
16,999,046
4,205,522
7,058,693

5,432,045,843
96,170,339
14,328,568
1,142,145,036
25,506,734,960

1,378,205

2,524,336
7,563,887

274,524,327
11,477,140
348,600
20,582,317
803,758,872

5,157,521,516
86,071,404
13,979,968
1,124,087,055
24,710,539,975

1,418,498
250,443
19,436
3,570,181
23,922,893

18,727
5,019
408
34,150
315,051

771,385

9,510

0.003450

1,437,225
255,462
19,844
3,604,331
25,018,839

Anderson
Angels
Antioch
Apple Valley
Arcadia

385,690,810
346,315,960
7,101,595,224
2,734,526,871
6,792,497,939

107,547

3,627,973
92,112
462,928

24,828,130
8,671,851
316,669,975
170,184,957
165,799,619

360,970,227
337,644,109
6,788,553,222
2,564,434,026
6,627,161,248

475,296
388,538
6,996,448
2,312,109
5,557,853

12,066
6,591
114,209
45,995
67,866

822,339

6,182

0.000000

487,362
395,129
7,110,657
2,358,104
6,454,240

Arcata
Arroyo Grande
Artesia
Arvin
Atascadero

802,462,628
1,628,326,537
853,188,948
234,857,691
1,993,991,365

6,300
475,100
574,383
313,081
315,521

56,932,251
72,111,936
31,708,597
17,920,964
67,281,425

745,536,677
1,556,689,701
822,054,734
217,249,808
1,927,025,461

497,889
2,642,126
481,510
103,471
3,297,592

12,573
35,568
5,937
1,616
46,030

510,462
2,677,694
487,447
105,087
3,343,622

Atherton
Atwater
Auburn
Avalon
Avenal

3,635,902,466
825,448,054
1,285,958,286
472,840,912
104,145,264

101,184
1,526,920
4,827,977
225,400
141,943

77,378,481
42,643,858
54,539,705
4,371,097
6,454,873

3,558,625,169
784,331,116
1,236,246,558
468,695,215
97,832,334

2,960,861
1,216,296
1,706,444
963,995
124,348

28,108
23,506
22,434
11,887
2,521

195,767

65,723

2,751

4,455

0.013100

0.093754

2,988,969
1,239,802
1,927,396
975,882
197,047

Azusa
Bakersfield
Baldwin Park
Banning
Barstow

2,261,587,790
13,342,577,367
2,738,212,928
1,204,512,980
826,578,475

1,944,828
23,733,519
1,762,476
407,067
29,948,086

128,255,030
945,545,474
283,321,842
52,206,117
36,306,266

2,135,277,588
12,420,765,412
2,456,653,562
1,152,713,930
820,220,295

2,916,690
22,763,160
2,807,066
1,642,980
728,539

35,552
351,157
33,837
35,125
13,957

2,952,242
23,114,317
2,840,903
1,678,105
742,496

Beaumont
Bell
Bell Gardens
Bellflower
Belmont

662,054,699
977,531,778
982,218,180
2,973,684,212
3,267,441,775

475,210
11,398,717
342,114
2,000,571
1,269,569

30,015,106
17,286,942
25,008,849
162,750,542
92,684,401

632,514,803
971,643,553
957,551,445
2,812,934,241
3,176,026,943

862,110
467,206
779,034
1,643,012
1,887,877

18,060
5,543
9,317
20,260
23,691

1,425,735

8,181

22,224

0.187554

0.150000

880,170
1,920,708
788,351
1,671,453
1,911,568

Belvedere
Benicia
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Big Bear Lake

1,020,331,472
3,795,187,546
9,046,813,060
13,242,274,368
1,849,528,459

1,968,965
2,526,768
164,712
548,706

8,379,861
52,414,433
511,823,635
81,805,290
20,306,987

1,011,951,611
3,744,742,078
8,537,516,193
13,160,633,790
1,829,770,178

2,317,724
9,793,917
28,503,652
19,567,132
1,659,559

23,336
149,505
351,655
238,155
33,060

747,529
6,206,694
818,013

7,904
85,187
2,232

0.019800
0.072500
0.006170

2,341,060
10,698,855
35,147,188
20,625,532
1,692,619

49,352,629
320,487,338
54,053,993
662,058,402
278,033,785

50,902
479,914

327,432,087

2,848,965
13,426,226
3,190,661
27,690,621
1,379,000

46,554,566
307,541,026
50,863,332
961,799,868
276,654,785

77,524
328,724
69,832
701,720
150,573

1,838
3,507
1,743
14,202
1,848

79,362
332,231
71,575
715,922
152,421

Biggs
Bishop
Blue Lake
Blythe
Bradbury

615

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


616

2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied


Assessed Valuation

City

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

Brawley
Brea
Brentwood
Brisbane
Buellton

698,966,337
5,002,001,915
3,611,194,564
1,259,567,654
446,527,126

836,902
664,517
299,250
23,214,624

37,097,056
119,170,593
92,461,032
7,918,194
8,835,687

662,706,183
4,883,495,839
3,519,032,782
1,274,864,084
437,691,439

1,255,255
3,318,958
4,711,200
1,382,069
564,157

22,633
43,510
79,052
19,877
6,773

1,194,318
202,487

18,980
3,403

0.045000
0.006300

1,277,888
4,575,766
4,996,142
1,401,946
570,930

Buena Park
Burbank
Burlingame
Calabasas
Calexico

5,314,397,850
12,454,323,045
5,019,189,342
4,022,346,569
982,715,944

2,397,940
5,644,716
1,348,677

1,425,085

155,962,187
338,894,814
240,138,120
32,260,419
41,220,440

5,160,833,603
12,121,072,947
4,780,399,899
3,990,086,150
942,920,589

5,309,305
21,129,400
6,939,746
3,058,299
1,096,568

69,568
258,831
64,185
37,660
19,961

5,378,873
21,388,231
7,003,931
3,095,959
1,116,529

513,643,609
389,293,961
71,334,737
455,956,163
7,068,987,390

116,334

158,208

797,835

18,052,666
24,175,416
4,837,503
10,463,617
262,461,583

495,707,277
365,118,545
66,655,442
445,492,546
6,807,323,642

841,121
872,609
60,842
712,322
2,456,412

12,927
19,013
1,005
6,726
34,650

854,048
891,622
61,847
719,048
2,491,062

Campbell
Canyon Lake
Capitola
Carlsbad
Carmel-By-The-Sea

4,484,718,701
1,097,435,639
1,286,491,253
14,850,653,433
1,933,540,312

269,185

1,066,101
387,553,356

113,702,006
23,509,720
24,504,060
314,278,463
20,089,079

4,371,285,880
1,073,925,919
1,263,053,294
14,923,928,326
1,913,451,233

4,157,199
488,719
600,696
24,529,222
2,605,884

44,638
10,720
7,635
336,813
22,410

4,201,837
499,439
608,331
24,866,035
2,628,294

Carpinteria
Carson
Cathedral City
Ceres
Cerritos

1,250,825,476
10,207,038,967
2,591,652,997
1,533,884,267
5,302,290,197

182,207
15,090,178
170,853
432,090
1,853,601

44,360,744
130,305,972
91,154,192
70,809,272
104,158,568

1,206,646,939
10,091,823,173
2,500,669,658
1,463,507,085
5,199,985,230

1,087,287
6,009,103
738,509
1,462,608
4,097,642

11,732
74,099
15,682
31,200
50,420

1,099,019
6,083,202
754,191
1,493,808
4,148,062

Chico
Chino
Chino Hills
Chowchilla
Chula Vista

4,268,556,257
5,039,081,570
5,708,680,700
311,576,455
13,519,046,756

846,243
815,404
24,870
694,367
72,679,943

302,877,101
146,113,811
131,999,937
15,451,965
572,482,941

3,966,525,399
4,893,783,163
5,576,705,633
296,818,857
13,019,243,758

3,198,132
4,197,334
2,213,533
373,245
15,977,138

47,136
82,022
44,669
8,818
222,842

3,245,268
4,279,356
2,258,202
382,063
16,199,980

Citrus Heights
Claremont
Clayton
Clearlake
Cloverdale

4,379,251,424
2,840,271,362
1,379,493,787
528,744,295
575,116,602

161,760
2,685,156

261,060
96,404

182,392,868
425,917,242
41,015,434
32,484,440
17,322,234

4,197,020,316
2,417,039,276
1,338,478,353
496,520,915
557,890,772

3,033,618
2,650,563
608,361
554,027
973,725

63,436
32,040
13,111
13,121
13,224

361,497

6,821

0.080000

3,097,054
2,682,603
621,472
567,148
1,355,267

Clovis
Coachella
Coalinga
Colfax
Colma

4,114,229,010
633,675,024
288,111,765
132,782,471
448,857,374

32,221
963,639
676,472
1,062,902
314,288

209,431,885
58,197,074
17,450,992
6,419,385
108,866,594

3,904,829,346
576,441,589
271,337,245
127,425,988
340,305,068

5,070,824
124,552
201,802
204,442
40,812

119,315
2,422
19,915
2,693
387

291,313
7,341

105

0.072000
0.004900

5,190,139
126,974
513,030
214,581
41,199

Colton
Colusa
Commerce
Compton
Concord

1,906,878,305
238,138,586
3,206,070,863
3,269,116,624
10,045,646,869

10,926,460
184,260
90,647,615
5,145,701
775,502

89,333,513
19,218,243
15,847,846
103,877,230
496,531,260

1,828,471,252
219,104,603
3,280,870,632
3,170,385,095
9,549,891,111

2,088,002
585,643
1,980,598
3,378,905
8,561,896

39,326
7,511
24,423
39,812
147,056

9,932,372

263,529

0.451632

2,127,328
593,154
2,005,021
13,614,618
8,708,952

California City
Calimesa
Calipatria
Calistoga
Camarillo

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied
Assessed Valuation

City

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

Corcoran
Corning
Corona
Coronado
Corte Madera

228,015,532
246,592,952
10,742,523,335
3,962,189,154
1,664,578,833

435,534
158,637
7,093,938
2,505
596,474

18,957,299
11,402,144
282,230,859
61,783,074
34,907,479

209,493,767
235,349,445
10,467,386,414
3,900,408,585
1,630,267,828

158,075
348,612
15,609,001
10,800,439
2,726,394

3,190
10,122
337,766
151,256
27,382

692,963

10,199

0.006080

161,265
358,734
16,649,929
10,951,695
2,753,776

Costa Mesa
Cotati
Covina
Crescent City
Cudahy

10,348,683,803
610,354,336
3,004,991,132
214,953,186
458,743,521

3,020

1,341,807

208,586

388,337,554
14,953,585
115,360,605
9,126,909
11,126,312

9,960,349,269
595,400,751
2,890,972,334
205,826,277
447,825,795

14,497,198
346,264
4,160,287
101,968
267,779

190,442
5,489
49,435
2,889
3,299

271,601

18,539

2,640

0.002760

0.087500

14,961,881
351,753
4,228,261
104,857
271,078

Culver City
Cupertino
Cypress
Daly City
Dana Point

4,864,806,426
9,303,458,019
4,087,141,947
6,367,572,139
5,960,553,906

1,176,789
223,580
1,339,453

3,232,621

108,324,301
158,721,203
135,431,505
318,570,462
81,061,225

4,757,658,914
9,144,960,396
3,953,049,895
6,049,001,677
5,882,725,302

4,703,187
3,893,430
3,558,328
11,026,714
4,045,784

56,786
35,592
46,484
113,109
53,887

4,759,973
3,929,022
3,604,812
11,139,823
4,099,671

Danville
Davis
Del Mar
Del Rey Oaks
Delano

7,108,661,183
4,508,606,187
1,474,093,030
176,125,337
874,682,256

2,088,365
1,835,027

1,341,999

159,410,997
281,951,038
10,214,918
3,344,537
77,337,423

6,949,250,186
4,228,743,514
1,465,713,139
172,780,800
798,686,832

5,257,866
7,067,728
2,142,427
284,652
1,316,923

79,361
120,889
30,076
2,438
20,144

158,141

754

0.010540

5,337,227
7,188,617
2,331,398
287,090
1,337,067

Desert Hot Springs


Diamond Bar
Dinuba
Dixon
Dorris

641,582,739
5,128,466,795
604,722,788
1,116,068,697
19,392,142

214,500
140,122
270,596
674,613
138,865

38,393,953
124,394,382
33,382,164
27,190,761
2,959,827

603,403,286
5,004,212,535
571,611,220
1,089,552,549
16,571,180

430,638
2,376,776
445,898
1,904,325
62,608

8,998
29,308
8,646
35,513
1,536

439,636
2,406,084
454,544
1,939,838
64,144

Dos Palos
Downey
Duarte
Dublin
Dunsmuir

132,391,582
5,996,896,710
1,484,391,922
4,941,202,035
70,967,931

118,453
994,976
1,081,498
1,016,256
343,232

8,937,701
232,081,195
242,409,259
70,891,008
3,912,252

123,572,334
5,765,810,491
1,243,064,161
4,871,327,283
67,398,911

188,035
7,376,412
1,121,082
11,581,438
183,560

3,634
88,635
13,673
141,585
4,504

191,669
7,465,047
1,134,755
11,723,023
188,064

East Palo Alto


El Cajon
El Centro
El Cerrito
El Monte

1,275,215,135
5,303,329,643
1,347,731,483
2,052,397,565
3,967,098,500

4,269,034
2,405,649
673,692
4,312,347

81,451,203
185,096,219
61,294,607
77,545,085
106,529,500

1,193,763,932
5,122,502,458
1,288,842,525
1,975,526,172
3,864,881,347

2,808,506
4,709,580
2,171,915
3,784,346
3,492,415

38,554
64,992
38,985
67,393
41,874

6,592,203

82,249

0.000000

2,847,060
4,774,572
2,210,900
3,851,739
10,208,741

El Paso De Robles
El Segundo
Elk Grove
Emeryville
Encinitas

2,097,482,354
7,606,072,282
6,766,722,623
2,592,697,244
7,676,248,540

369,804
206,506,015
3,708,500
1,971,156
2,870,543

61,158,345
19,797,757
206,955,477
38,268,322
255,637,778

2,036,693,813
7,792,780,540
6,563,475,646
2,556,400,078
7,423,481,305

2,975,009
4,495,610
2,960,070
1,087,052
17,836,893

44,723
53,889
61,987
64,415
250,278

3,631,706

59,792

0.177500

6,711,230
4,549,499
3,022,057
1,151,467
18,087,171

Escalon
Escondido
Etna
Eureka
Exeter

438,570,491
8,606,133,521
31,716,247
1,501,681,814
321,939,003

1,138,361
692,563
55,308
3,341,442
853,677

18,911,689
375,328,192
5,248,663
148,030,314
18,003,191

420,797,163
8,231,497,892
26,522,892
1,356,992,942
304,789,489

635,779
6,799,133
66,723
1,084,302
376,197

11,380
93,953
1,637
26,852
7,322

647,159
6,893,086
68,360
1,111,154
383,519

617

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


618

2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied


Assessed Valuation

City

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

Fairfax
Fairfield
Farmersville
Ferndale
Fillmore

772,531,136
7,530,981,110
174,160,400
90,721,968
629,316,473

36,128,046
82,650

23,603,678
249,372,292
10,654,909
3,636,896
23,607,298

748,927,458
7,317,736,864
163,588,141
87,085,072
605,709,175

1,413,281
7,630,989
151,903
79,786
263,353

14,165
203,678
2,970
2,006
(10,370)

857,968
436,499

14,437
8,733

0.000000
0.008800

2,299,851
8,279,899
154,873
81,792
252,983

Firebaugh
Folsom
Fontana
Fort Bragg
Fort Jones

184,614,280
6,703,841,601
7,042,469,078
454,419,538
27,828,150

1,023,356
1,024,195
4,418,350
1,673,638
226,515

10,949,180
173,743,798
264,714,303
16,116,175
2,016,076

174,688,456
6,531,121,998
6,782,173,125
439,977,001
26,038,589

107,671
12,499,840
816,063
185,241
50,322

6,307
260,366
15,058
4,501
1,235

3,464,224

35,662

0.052000

113,978
16,260,092
831,121
189,742
51,557

Fortuna
Foster City
Fountain Valley
Fowler
Fremont

577,511,709
4,957,851,331
4,973,503,055
198,690,033
25,775,132,422

159,137
13,992,462

53,185,463
79,406,397
159,701,137
6,494,176
603,544,171

524,326,246
4,878,444,934
4,813,801,918
192,354,994
25,185,580,713

220,356

5,550,650
189,203
33,157,165

5,569

72,975
6,640
455,675

666,631

7,554

0.002900

225,925

5,623,625
195,843
34,287,025

Fresno
Fullerton
Galt
Garden Grove
Gardena

19,913,214,604
10,318,367,963
1,055,157,051
8,778,482,671
3,334,099,248

17,970,801
5,624,420
722,992
1,196,084
4,931,469

1,359,141,536
432,240,505
45,093,397
372,431,522
106,179,185

18,572,043,869
9,891,751,878
1,010,786,646
8,407,247,233
3,232,851,532

38,902,059
14,068,870
1,366,869
8,253,696
3,570,547

1,032,243
184,786
28,387
108,336
43,302

6,390,424

1,736,945

38,463

0.032438

0.025000

46,324,726
14,253,656
1,395,256
10,137,440
3,613,849

Gilroy
Glendale
Glendora
Goleta
Gonzales

4,340,661,128
15,967,311,199
3,656,106,665
3,801,281,382
318,808,226

111,711,455
2,593,301
2,432,747
2,768,521
146,480

144,429,682
579,436,615
136,189,578
113,280,491
5,525,249

4,307,942,901
15,390,467,885
3,522,349,834
3,690,769,412
313,429,457

4,216,021
18,722,065
3,269,010
1,670,380
384,641

38,526
228,789
39,688
19,418
3,226

4,145

0.058350

4,258,692
18,950,854
3,308,698
1,689,798
387,867

564,208,381
961,111,498
317,992,699
215,950,737
913,626,956

5,590,624
623,310
81,450
470,512
185,433

20,038,914
105,870,370
20,974,009
18,567,326
20,810,702

549,760,091
855,864,438
297,100,140
197,853,923
893,001,687

380,773
1,372,312
271,260
293,865
1,580,863

6,291
23,866
2,308
7,403
21,891

387,064
1,396,178
273,568
301,268
1,602,754

205,173,171
247,810,025
1,619,177,746
1,892,501,653
444,289,388

404,442
458,517

87,416,142
15,200

7,028,859
9,437,366
40,820,515
135,395,247
13,074,286

198,548,754
238,831,176
1,578,357,231
1,844,522,548
431,230,302

113,683
345,263
873,354
2,528,264
418,183

2,464
6,672
8,252
53,661
4,603

18,458
45,710

1,018
1,308

0.018280
0.018400

135,623
398,953
881,606
2,581,925
422,786

3,654,310,961
11,388,472,670
1,151,497,644
2,834,607,826
2,000,863,537

5,787,833
4,719,713

638,402
395,688

70,053,049
388,125,136
46,563,018
134,409,803
59,111,627

3,590,045,745
11,005,067,247
1,104,934,626
2,700,836,425
1,942,147,598

3,127,114
17,780,800
503,674
3,123,711
840,158

37,319
224,117
15,715
65,996
15,657

580,718

5,024

7,547

0.050000

3,164,433
18,004,917
1,107,654
3,189,707
860,839

2,846,193,312
2,579,384,600
748,657,365
1,797,105,961
4,595,504,207

4,964,535
2,608,073

27,924,765
127,355,022
2,905,000
81,194,284
55,216,012

2,823,233,082
2,454,637,651
745,752,365
1,715,911,677
4,540,288,195

5,107,516
326,557
389,452
3,814,602
7,105,795

61,904
6,577
4,786
76,511
67,475

5,169,420
333,134
394,238
3,891,113
7,173,270

Grand Terrace
Grass Valley
Greenfield
Gridley
Grover Beach
Guadalupe
Gustine
Half Moon Bay
Hanford
Hawaiian Gardens
Hawthorne
Hayward
Healdsburg
Hemet
Hercules
Hermosa Beach
Hesperia
Hidden Hills
Highland
Hillsborough

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied
Assessed Valuation

City
Hollister
Holtville
Hughson
Huntington Beach
Huntington Park

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

2,484,702,563
126,193,430
223,637,324
20,075,848,958
1,762,108,811

267,426
543,094
312,171
262,906,214
2,359,574

79,852,753
8,838,474
35,121,218
406,488,532
45,708,879

2,405,117,236
117,898,050
188,828,277
19,932,266,640
1,718,759,506

870,491
203,786
130,735
29,381,077
1,278,076

12,405
3,595
2,789
386,843
15,175

1,284,782
2,247,895

18,687
35,056

0.006960
0.000000

882,896
207,381
133,524
31,071,389
3,576,202

75,107,162
388,916,542
1,000,807,645
3,364,386,662
2,321,586,221

1,067,110
1,049,979

1,692,240

3,685,028
15,809,062
29,555,854
10,769,039
105,918,947

72,489,244
374,157,459
971,251,791
3,353,617,623
2,217,359,514

28,488
848,931
1,605,988
1,303,405
1,827,771

2,594
15,414
21,955
28,570
39,237

31,082
864,345
1,627,943
1,331,975
1,867,008

Industry
Inglewood
Ione
Irvine
Irwindale

4,553,525,631
4,704,274,486
180,335,240
27,137,118,823
1,430,848,368

23,061,018
2,801,764
59,188
5,685,457
9,277,222

9,145,124
118,537,554
6,731,643
584,863,146
3,342,314

4,567,441,525
4,588,538,696
173,662,785
26,557,941,134
1,436,783,276

3,764,564
6,018,067
305,139
16,806,772
1,358,089

46,189
72,852
6,408
222,891
16,621

8,441,645
5,446,123

16
93,833

0.787500
0.000000

12,252,414
11,630,875
311,547
17,029,663
1,374,710

Isleton
Jackson
Kerman
King City
Kingsburg

31,500,948
347,654,999
259,979,165
577,522,702
479,926,957

380,030
331,223
219,769

1,631,203
51,964,746
19,690,011
29,663,929
24,731,143

29,869,745
295,690,253
240,669,184
548,189,996
455,415,583

56,632
497,454
278,811
562,924
505,781

1,006
10,311
6,849
4,768
12,364

57,638
507,765
285,660
567,692
518,145

La Canada Flintridge
La Habra
La Habra Heights
La Mesa
La Mirada

3,638,468,240
3,377,232,557
779,285,311
3,649,696,176
3,823,146,233

148,941
2,126,830
422,855
162,282
3,462,477

60,016,102
90,427,654
15,248,148
331,492,354
162,558,327

3,578,601,079
3,288,931,733
764,460,018
3,318,366,104
3,664,050,383

2,128,619
5,555,380
700,006
3,609,397
3,989,687

26,248
72,907
8,508
49,717
48,839

2,154,867
5,628,287
708,514
3,659,114
4,038,526

La Palma
La Puente
La Quinta
La Verne
Lafayette

1,253,312,638
1,192,699,910
5,453,238,196
2,428,772,080
3,807,829,016

76,623
179,028

1,115,462
1,419,775

55,215,798
44,883,370
95,425,675
87,811,948
86,113,059

1,198,173,463
1,147,995,568
5,357,812,521
2,342,075,594
3,723,135,732

1,285,739
665,274
1,786,595
4,070,168
2,309,142

16,824
8,203
39,339
49,619
35,488

754,052

9,730

0.021000

1,302,563
673,477
1,825,934
4,119,787
3,108,412

Laguna Beach
Laguna Hills
Laguna Niguel
Laguna Woods
Lake Elsinore

6,103,723,160
4,337,232,888
8,803,280,817
1,726,862,568
1,950,518,738

209,177
604,057

3,000

107,539,851
185,322,672
138,214,790
77,511,247
44,222,933

5,996,183,309
4,152,119,393
8,665,670,084
1,649,351,321
1,906,298,805

14,893,423
4,313,840
2,066,011
148,762
1,142,160

197,577
57,555
27,640
1,993
24,527

1,577,321

10,964

0.025790

16,679,285
4,371,395
2,093,651
150,755
1,166,687

Lake Forest
Lakeport
Lakewood
Lancaster
Larkspur

8,089,814,024
334,721,803
4,847,974,004
5,641,869,936
1,984,393,365

4,416,594

1,355,056
2,508,467
65,096

172,995,301
18,160,639
139,120,246
222,577,105
57,877,033

7,921,235,317
316,561,164
4,710,208,814
5,421,801,298
1,926,581,428

5,300,122
342,120
2,554,067
4,484,884
4,083,113

70,931
7,877
31,276
55,142
40,755

5,371,053
349,997
2,585,343
4,540,026
4,123,868

Lathrop
Lawndale
Lemon Grove
Lemoore
Lincoln

1,078,070,881
1,184,141,275
1,158,280,500
1,061,959,338
2,344,119,935

3,352,419
967,275
1,113,534
471,075
563,543

15,134,067
23,610,711
63,735,585
40,511,056
59,581,435

1,066,289,233
1,161,497,839
1,095,658,449
1,021,919,357
2,285,102,043

1,725,901
692,356
1,487,081
631,497
1,913,185

31,264
8,537
20,607
13,048
25,825

1,757,165
700,893
1,507,688
644,545
1,939,010

Huron
Imperial
Imperial Beach
Indian Wells
Indio

619

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


620

2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied


Assessed Valuation

City
Lindsay
Live Oak
Livermore
Livingston
Lodi

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

249,952,883
143,800,008
9,416,938,615
339,690,024
3,821,901,227

463,524
246,275
20,127,350
374,757
3,892,679

15,033,538
11,630,781
213,466,665
12,266,837
212,102,106

235,382,869
132,415,502
9,223,599,300
327,797,944
3,613,691,800

235,020
286,899
16,009,735
488,115
6,145,744

4,464
5,346
199,745
9,433
109,841

239,484
292,245
16,209,480
497,548
6,255,585

1,553,443,471
1,235,958,410
1,694,453,564
28,907,065,175
532,106,625

500,764

1,509,138
706,163,932
2,202,117

566,866,660
40,669,746
91,335,686
1,135,970,795
22,291,145

987,077,575
1,195,288,664
1,604,627,016
28,477,258,312
512,017,597

736,192
1,058,796
2,573,550
60,128,884
553,495

14,291
12,934
29,296
714,719
7,355

750,483
1,071,730
2,602,846
60,843,603
560,850

1,145,807,870
5,989,259,086
3,196,598,769
277,855,570,314
1,508,458,170

458,371
7,691

169,222,851
1,652,072

35,638,993
120,787,263
32,610,351
14,477,299,825
54,240,340

1,110,627,248
5,868,479,514
3,163,988,418
263,547,493,340
1,455,869,902

1,352,849
6,580,387
1,539,814
645,010,036
1,947,443

17,799
60,132
14,071
7,819,193
37,635

132,773,095

1,313,723

0.000000

1,370,648
6,640,519
1,553,885
786,916,047
1,985,078

Los Gatos
Loyalton
Lynwood
Madera
Malibu

5,614,731,425
26,200,869
1,897,510,588
1,494,947,250
6,020,418,843

4,741,306
41,533
907,822
1,581,884
118,326

185,180,997
2,202,712
150,839,086
95,147,792
27,743,029

5,434,291,734
24,039,690
1,747,579,324
1,401,381,342
5,992,794,140

4,515,305
28,441
1,811,980
1,490,797
3,621,508

46,220
436
22,058
37,598
44,657

1,787,978

36,870

0.125000

4,561,525
28,877
3,658,886
1,528,395
3,666,165

Mammoth Lakes
Manhattan Beach
Manteca
Maricopa
Marina

2,106,310,953
7,571,549,704
3,426,541,817
18,647,433
960,096,808

219,945
517,590
2,670
2,680,601

14,810,179
71,944,443
129,243,491
1,255,165
58,533,754

2,091,500,774
7,499,825,206
3,297,815,916
17,394,938
904,243,655

1,200,461
9,606,485
3,602,108
44,216
1,235,056

6,056
117,749
64,277
640
10,510

55,416

890

0.006240

1,206,517
9,724,234
3,666,385
44,856
1,301,872

Martinez
Marysville
Maywood
Mcfarland
Mendota

3,475,746,075
610,669,538
599,682,870
175,986,528
140,090,551

1,266,531
1,714,846
259,848
137,809
671,472

182,806,408
127,557,120
14,513,013
12,958,347
7,270,452

3,294,206,198
484,827,264
585,429,705
163,165,990
133,491,571

5,029,605
824,959
360,208
195,650
35,558

73,365
20,317
4,384
3,011
6,491

758,353

14,846

0.162181

5,102,970
845,276
1,137,791
198,661
42,049

Menlo Park
Merced
Mill Valley
Millbrae
Milpitas

7,191,399,939
2,888,177,646
2,680,984,492
2,342,634,388
9,492,845,596

884,531
5,836,087
70,947
7,105,108
10,367,068

163,717,503
141,766,086
64,838,148
40,674,352
175,535,793

7,028,566,967
2,752,247,647
2,616,217,291
2,309,065,144
9,327,676,871

5,732,149
3,678,097
6,947,170
2,628,368
9,658,227

64,154
71,081
69,483
28,110
133,373

1,288,131

576,651

2,113

8,043

0.017900

0.024900

7,086,547
3,749,178
7,016,653
3,241,172
9,791,600

Mission Viejo
Modesto
Monrovia
Montague
Montclair

10,113,157,027
10,949,571,883
2,764,294,171
40,477,395
1,642,383,780

3,282,502
5,060,324
681,473
438,094
2,036,856

402,478,616
656,663,151
80,123,071
2,461,764
45,216,756

9,713,960,913
10,297,969,056
2,684,852,573
38,453,725
1,599,203,880

14,049,908
9,818,140
4,368,336
99,170
1,457,611

186,205
209,435
52,896
2,434
28,295

2,780,524

43,928

0.128519

14,236,113
10,027,575
7,245,684
101,604
1,485,906

Monte Sereno
Montebello
Monterey
Monterey Park
Moorpark

1,014,526,563
3,271,737,506
3,620,851,387
3,775,996,075
3,250,281,487

90,444,456
640,163
362,530
1,024,710

8,017,334
88,666,345
422,274,219
107,058,305
68,200,594

1,006,509,229
3,273,515,617
3,199,217,331
3,669,300,300
3,183,105,603

394,544
3,087,587
4,193,687
5,368,756
2,237,332

3,606
36,487
35,467
64,361
30,561

4,580,951

2,928,725

86,732

55,729

0.197875

0.091175

398,150
7,791,757
4,229,154
8,417,571
2,267,893

Loma Linda
Lomita
Lompoc
Long Beach
Loomis
Los Alamitos
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Los Angeles
Los Banos

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied
Assessed Valuation

City
Moraga
Moreno Valley
Morgan Hill
Morro Bay
Mountain View

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

2,316,817,289
6,449,890,169
4,559,309,023
1,282,706,578
11,680,858,396

245,148
273,900
1,783,808
106,700,000
658,501

181,091,772
245,328,278
115,940,122
30,843,841
231,154,541

2,135,970,665
6,204,835,791
4,445,152,709
1,358,562,737
11,450,362,356

1,144,869
6,844,620
2,066,737
1,794,778
14,429,626

16,785
149,107
43,672
20,780
170,658

1,161,654
6,993,727
2,110,409
1,815,558
14,600,284

264,834,710
5,802,224,230
6,098,528,637
2,024,387,509
218,161,866

1,141,511
128,336
4,793,142
11,768,070
3,806,128

31,928,934
156,374,226
447,792,618
112,301,201
12,527,045

234,047,287
5,645,978,340
5,655,529,161
1,923,854,378
209,440,949

348,114
4,068,702
9,639,127
2,133,797
519,911

8,543
89,911
91,408
29,199
9,428

851,573
429,545

13,953
6,946

0.015000
0.022750

356,657
4,158,613
10,596,061
2,599,487
529,339

Nevada City
Newark
Newman
Newport Beach
Norco

340,901,405
4,933,353,199
328,124,773
24,891,635,295
1,621,050,897

2,224,434
245,705
16,531,505
204,376

10,139,779
85,760,331
15,224,454
452,481,933
50,867,713

330,761,626
4,849,817,302
313,146,024
24,455,684,867
1,570,387,560

709,600
8,025,215
367,844
40,130,343
772,574

12,341
97,704
7,847
530,900
16,364

721,941
8,122,919
375,691
40,661,243
788,938

Norwalk
Novato
Oakdale
Oakland
Oakley

4,009,074,959
6,155,093,636
1,135,290,436
29,073,115,043
1,805,063,551

4,817,886
1,117,778
1,240,345
74,712,192
658,019

132,106,837
253,427,626
37,535,080
1,863,854,261
51,773,570

3,881,786,008
5,902,783,788
1,098,995,701
27,283,972,974
1,753,948,000

4,301,097
4,180,080
941,098
66,177,905
1,269,565

52,651
41,697
20,075
945,210
21,665

1,890,468

58,137,389

23,375

857,922

0.031000

0.000000

4,353,748
6,135,620
961,173
126,118,426
1,291,230

Oceanside
Ojai
Ontario
Orange
Orange Cove

11,363,945,808
807,337,566
12,447,590,203
12,126,243,691
114,454,189

11,665,344
140,625
12,209,044
11,645,960
68,288

366,527,295
36,561,378
239,461,333
764,128,927
10,015,212

11,009,083,857
770,916,813
12,220,337,914
11,373,760,724
104,507,265

20,215,588
853,555
15,677,330
13,493,482
30,889

281,246
11,997
308,352
177,391
3,578

20,496,834
865,552
15,985,682
13,670,873
34,467

Orinda
Orland
Oroville
Oxnard
Pacific Grove

3,266,242,090
218,674,938
774,164,090
10,118,171,110
1,792,040,403

580,244
3,654,383
228,642,313
751,721

65,979,782
14,001,218
102,888,011
466,278,470
93,049,844

3,200,262,308
205,253,964
674,930,462
9,880,534,953
1,699,742,280

2,384,479
524,613
400,294
16,377,620
2,785,685

34,930
10,637
(6,596)
220,377
23,816

7,028,694
119,003

103,413
1,282

0.076637
0.007000

2,419,409
535,250
393,698
23,730,104
2,929,786

Pacifica
Palm Desert
Palm Springs
Palmdale
Palo Alto

3,136,254,719
8,779,386,998
5,994,175,441
6,394,459,584
15,688,195,171

102,820,552
3,098,738
3,956,286

99,872,948
145,510,494
193,024,321
180,238,370
1,576,172,182

3,036,381,771
8,633,876,504
5,903,971,672
6,217,319,952
14,115,979,275

6,062,512
3,017,057
11,717,033
4,115,085
13,208,005

57,693
65,992
249,922
50,743
120,695

6,120,205
3,083,049
11,966,955
4,165,828
13,328,700

Palos Verdes Estates


Paradise
Paramount
Parlier
Pasadena

3,637,955,337
1,485,473,701
2,075,121,423
197,816,598
16,096,425,829

507,750
2,073,948

462,155

34,347,381
129,439,134
30,834,790
22,936,132
2,972,735,857

3,603,607,956
1,356,542,317
2,046,360,581
174,880,466
13,124,152,127

3,520,586
3,283,316
1,186,399
99,525
25,257,448

43,129
79,384
14,630
7,257
307,775

1,434,121

16,027

0.012515

3,563,715
3,362,700
1,201,029
106,782
27,015,371

603,525,514
1,612,014,483
5,828,106,979
2,553,594,193
2,083,476,983

1,024,960
1,156,834

7,530,143

20,633,122
48,967,296
203,045,419
81,483,271
26,445,760

583,917,352
1,564,204,021
5,625,061,560
2,479,641,065
2,057,031,223

707,776
2,017,442
5,048,995
2,165,909
6,323,613

15,098
43,346
86,781
26,551
77,156

391,058

8,758

0.015714

722,874
2,060,788
5,135,776
2,592,276
6,400,769

Mt. Shasta
Murrieta
Napa
National City
Needles

Patterson
Perris
Petaluma
Pico Rivera
Piedmont
621

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


622

2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied


Assessed Valuation

City

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

Pinole
Pismo Beach
Pittsburg
Placentia
Placerville

1,473,989,614
1,493,855,889
4,358,023,908
3,514,888,420
737,628,580

591,535
120,295
565,982,155
2,938,790
123,805

66,342,246
20,406,129
136,316,254
82,354,782
105,244,623

1,408,238,903
1,473,570,055
4,787,689,809
3,435,472,428
632,507,762

1,270,096
1,878,810
2,074,134
5,133,066
105,236

39,871
26,037
113,525
67,755
1,671

1,309,967
1,904,847
2,187,659
5,200,821
106,907

Pleasant Hill
Pleasanton
Plymouth
Point Arena
Pomona

3,458,970,312
12,720,911,029
47,656,189
29,313,523
6,260,974,862

2,135,286

268,200
7,162,742

105,736,118
251,045,008
1,500,327
1,417,211
404,887,919

3,353,234,194
12,472,001,307
46,155,862
28,164,512
5,863,249,685

1,996,428
31,692,039
122,442
30,957
13,195,158

32,608
384,617
2,473
487
158,001

2,029,036
32,076,656
124,915
31,444
13,353,159

1,118,032,565
1,495,486,985
91,203,166
1,578,001,496
5,873,149,006

275,369
1,770,228
1,287,038

28,564,092
77,808,636
7,203,192
37,472,783
175,846,072

1,089,743,842
1,419,448,577
85,287,012
1,540,528,713
5,697,302,934

906,823
1,530,848
177,039
541,635
6,279,085

12,821
30,144
2,605
5,111
87,398

7,871

59

0.000100

919,644
1,560,992
179,644
546,746
6,374,413

Rancho Cordova
Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Mirage
Rancho Palos Verdes
Rancho Santa Margarita

4,049,597,912
11,125,226,370
4,970,942,502
6,478,113,845
5,114,373,481

53,313
87,523,907
344,744
495,782

186,835,744
263,260,110
293,197,548
137,954,536
138,484,651

3,862,815,481
10,949,490,167
4,678,089,698
6,340,655,091
4,975,888,830

3,966,209
3,368,771
2,357,114
3,914,148
1,488,047

83,295
65,829
51,479
48,125
19,934

4,049,504
3,434,600
2,408,593
3,962,273
1,507,981

Red Bluff
Redding
Redlands
Redondo Beach
Redwood City

580,712,198
5,660,155,367
4,309,083,222
7,756,603,501
11,137,201,205

1,448,594
2,983,070
61,060,987
431,855,906
11,266,243

67,562,153
490,824,298
287,701,771
141,010,251
349,724,840

514,598,639
5,172,314,139
4,082,442,438
8,047,449,156
10,798,742,608

961,196
6,362,991
8,265,764
12,163,254
19,162,458

27,895
166,857
163,278
142,365
200,107

669,126

14,046

0.017700

989,091
6,529,848
9,112,214
12,305,619
19,362,565

Reedley
Rialto
Richmond
Ridgecrest
Rio Dell

666,595,497
3,574,828,086
8,886,232,921
875,097,378
49,565,968

441,076
8,298,454
38,960,489
800

40,954,347
154,983,561
360,475,040
72,153,705
842,954

626,082,226
3,428,142,979
8,564,718,370
802,944,473
48,723,014

739,660
3,934,877
22,617,494
366,299
50,569

19,633
75,309
380,547
5,261
1,265

82,825
10,784,159

163,361

0.140000

759,293
4,093,011
33,945,561
371,560
51,834

Rio Vista
Ripon
Riverbank
Riverside
Rocklin

577,215,873
853,742,556
760,803,672
15,021,531,341
4,498,882,980

191,583
2,121,985
12,843,594
4,719,545

13,421,098
34,236,173
27,251,428
830,439,040
145,219,810

563,794,775
819,697,966
735,674,229
14,203,935,895
4,358,382,715

644,086
647,611
827,310
14,555,028
5,264,868

11,345
11,691
17,648
313,765
71,043

30,179

548

0.005795

686,158
659,302
844,958
14,868,793
5,335,911

Rohnert Park
Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills Estates
Rosemead
Roseville

3,187,704,749
860,226,076
1,746,538,929
2,272,354,205
11,496,321,895

486,445

19,367,174
14,097,993

88,132,512
3,676,864
29,437,176
87,905,291
684,643,531

3,100,058,682
856,549,212
1,717,101,753
2,203,816,088
10,825,776,357

2,331,876
495,328
1,002,717
1,829,980
14,765,403

43,934
6,086
12,365
22,374
199,057

2,375,810
501,414
1,015,082
1,852,354
14,964,460

Ross
Sacramento
Salinas
San Anselmo
San Bernardino

930,840,939
26,339,320,454
7,255,698,224
1,607,623,167
6,974,051,113

60,909,288
3,978,908

32,556,854

16,237,641
1,787,104,968
302,404,569
54,379,694
489,046,633

914,603,298
24,613,124,774
6,957,272,563
1,553,243,473
6,517,561,334

1,751,729
57,802,132
9,628,308
3,438,060
7,680,073

17,621
1,181,785
82,384
34,493
146,737

1,470,364
12,654

20,215
705

0.000000
0.033100

1,769,350
58,983,917
9,710,692
4,963,132
7,840,169

Port Hueneme
Porterville
Portola
Portola Valley
Poway

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied
Assessed Valuation

City
San Bruno
San Buenaventura
San Carlos
San Clemente
San Diego

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

3,751,432,390
8,816,561,436
4,915,690,003
7,775,960,012
119,705,448,541

1,674,570
1,207,022
606,163
3,381,919
164,917,925

75,670,870
503,806,084
87,694,627
126,363,930
5,740,860,119

3,677,436,090
8,313,962,374
4,828,601,539
7,652,978,001
114,129,506,347

4,248,795
13,768,109
4,711,994
11,685,955
185,790,408

42,049
187,494
49,521
154,864
2,576,446

534,508

7,952,226

5,710

95,367

0.011100

0.000000

4,290,844
13,955,603
5,301,733
11,840,819
196,414,447

San Dimas
San Fernando
San Francisco
San Gabriel
San Jacinto

2,945,086,804
1,043,572,884
99,682,225,575
2,482,007,351
1,107,266,007

2,856,940
747,264
2,410,702,219
373,310
155,427

65,443,686
32,391,550
3,947,659,771
121,978,452
50,903,081

2,882,500,058
1,011,928,598
98,145,268,023
2,360,402,209
1,056,518,353

2,566,269
1,441,452
601,607,868
2,206,235
752,740

30,898
17,270
4,365,642
26,613
16,050

1,270,259
99,312,421
2,563,946

26,362
720,953
37,151

0.184199
0.106823
0.110000

2,597,167
2,755,343
706,006,884
4,833,945
768,790

San Joaquin
San Jose
San Juan Bautista
San Juan Capistrano
San Leandro

63,535,752
92,091,576,738
108,343,146
4,137,584,065
7,212,837,368

1,215,376

5,000
2,621,288
4,044,812

3,721,549
3,347,454,871
3,245,891
128,492,639
166,799,254

61,029,579
88,744,121,867
105,102,255
4,011,712,714
7,050,082,926

26,520
91,811,620
197,704
3,471,160
7,621,787

1,868
1,103,864
2,813
45,795
103,070

12,716,203

1,579,172

125,777

18,759

0.012900

0.037900

28,388
105,757,464
200,517
5,114,886
7,724,857

San Luis Obispo


San Marcos
San Marino
San Mateo
San Pablo

4,127,757,750
5,276,442,031
2,957,552,292
12,038,741,017
1,140,477,752

3,946,264
542,723

7,933,235
729,703

147,197,840
206,821,332
106,424,421
371,420,165
52,110,078

3,984,506,174
5,070,163,422
2,851,127,871
11,675,254,087
1,089,097,377

5,924,398
1,432,164
5,936,307
16,532,744
220,729

77,487
19,858
72,830
190,408
16,450

1,283,172

14,459

0.011500

6,001,885
1,452,022
6,009,137
18,020,783
237,179

San Rafael
San Ramon
Sand City
Sanger
Santa Ana

7,625,314,013
8,389,278,464
154,206,491
551,388,137
15,161,536,871

3,624,721
371,132
2,421,248
368,461
13,495,562

371,813,955
107,437,624
488,546
24,935,084
518,464,686

7,257,124,779
8,282,211,972
156,139,193
526,821,514
14,656,567,747

7,710,265
8,222,033
80,502
752,913
21,252,458

76,290
125,125
666
23,887
278,026

7,786,555
8,347,158
81,168
776,800
21,530,484

Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Clarita
Santa Cruz
Santa Fe Springs

10,888,170,269
19,770,485,286
13,746,155,904
5,043,341,007
4,183,264,102

2,339,119
2,803,192
49,476,597
694,989
9,269,971

715,260,537
847,843,450
388,406,837
169,004,737
38,018,211

10,175,248,851
18,925,445,028
13,407,225,664
4,875,031,259
4,154,515,862

10,265,272
16,110,353
8,800,701
6,886,826
2,511,237

126,892
174,013
108,397
87,614
30,463

440,916

5,180

0.009000

10,392,164
16,284,366
8,909,098
7,420,536
2,541,700

Santa Maria
Santa Monica
Santa Paula
Santa Rosa
Santee

4,371,428,040
16,275,741,552
1,189,579,976
14,332,054,778
2,974,736,303

3,899,912
3,076,425
23,625
2,856,398
100

236,279,640
567,647,028
59,465,714
715,725,348
125,388,600

4,139,048,312
15,711,170,949
1,130,137,887
13,619,185,828
2,849,347,803

4,817,982
20,998,108
1,980,356
15,350,915
5,977,492

53,377
254,196
25,109
212,179
83,157

2,704,530

12,308

0.016821

4,871,359
23,969,142
2,005,465
15,563,094
6,060,649

Saratoga
Sausalito
Scotts Valley
Seal Beach
Seaside

7,020,377,714
1,886,714,424
1,678,917,594
2,798,441,700
1,190,682,096

140,256

5,000
1,679,745

124,072,795
16,371,894
39,603,983
74,000,719
53,779,253

6,896,445,175
1,870,342,530
1,639,318,611
2,726,120,726
1,136,902,843

3,125,140
3,778,696
607,773
3,917,080
898,853

28,557
37,840
7,735
51,510
7,468

855,851

6,982

0.012100

4,016,530
3,816,536
615,508
3,968,590
906,321

Sebastopol
Selma
Shafter
Shasta Lake
Sierra Madre

731,123,400
657,140,721
554,874,452
488,860,078
1,077,496,029

11,000
585,148
1,932,967
366,912

32,535,684
50,572,864
30,024,359
23,964,456
36,384,160

698,598,716
607,153,005
526,783,060
465,262,534
1,041,111,869

774,315
725,628
479,863
491,470
2,086,024

14,282
20,975
7,388
12,454
25,453

210,845

67,707
19,568

3,753

3,108

0.036700

0.000000
0.000000

1,003,195
746,603
487,251
574,739
2,131,045

623

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


624

2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied


Assessed Valuation

City
Signal Hill
Simi Valley
Solana Beach
Soledad
Solvang

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied

Homeowners

Secured and
Unsecured

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

1,226,637,802
10,194,357,902
2,301,969,091
461,190,511
699,982,764

118,292
4,137,416
1,497,758
17,156,685

11,901,521
375,980,797
53,337,311
25,043,789
27,052,142

1,214,854,573
9,822,514,521
2,250,129,538
453,303,407
672,930,622

717,173
8,277,517
3,999,981
189,504
847,227

8,833
119,785
56,163
1,590
9,126

726,006
8,397,302
4,056,144
191,094
856,353

1,343,070,655
416,306,929
1,194,588,269
3,400,542,706
2,869,477,701

18,513
36,899
261,194
1,911,844
260,000

26,369,693
63,937,461
14,095,648
65,113,764
76,827,261

1,316,719,475
352,406,367
1,180,753,815
3,337,340,786
2,792,910,440

1,041,155
259,337
731,553
1,873,409
4,271,100

20,102
9,505
9,020
22,760
81,969

6,421

0.000000

1,061,257
268,842
746,994
1,896,169
4,353,069

South Pasadena
South San Francisco
St. Helena
Stanton
Stockton

2,216,106,230
9,288,382,792
1,168,507,954
1,504,359,245
13,518,996,746

13,181,558
1,321,311
3,771,668
15,053,535

41,099,562
189,433,803
57,436,100
83,552,422
1,061,967,840

2,175,006,668
9,112,130,547
1,112,393,165
1,424,578,491
12,472,082,441

4,703,625
11,281,550
1,762,942
1,371,460
22,456,615

57,364
133,821
16,695
17,861
397,967

179,150

1,132

0.015000

4,760,989
11,415,371
1,959,919
1,389,321
22,854,582

Suisun City
Sunnyvale
Susanville
Sutter Creek
Taft

1,461,821,827
18,527,620,300
443,413,244
190,460,182
246,271,319

832,996
633,095
207,787

2,633,372

60,118,747
263,854,441
42,304,614
6,494,945
19,366,478

1,402,536,076
18,264,398,954
401,316,417
183,965,237
229,538,213

540,035
23,168,261
659,105
307,976
406,541

32,203
216,560
16,565
6,451
5,998

357,668
4,904

10,881

0.000000

940,787
23,389,725
675,670
314,427
412,539

Tehachapi
Tehama
Temecula
Temple City
Thousand Oaks

279,780,869
15,032,992
6,931,968,892
2,197,723,111
16,879,834,155

1,554,957
100,031
3,600
771,483
427,494

14,485,092
1,228,724
135,694,643
58,193,952
397,741,933

266,850,734
13,904,299
6,796,277,849
2,140,300,642
16,482,519,716

473,548
13,826
2,864,891
1,705,251
9,726,520

7,120
407
62,995
20,974
144,724

480,668
14,233
2,927,886
1,726,225
9,871,244

Tiburon
Torrance
Tracy
Trinidad
Truckee

2,667,049,796
17,219,858,211
5,879,749,942
86,235,303
2,905,555,671

8,426,304
11,022,590

5,554,646

39,455,338
484,478,946
173,406,349
5,235,016
52,948,015

2,627,594,458
16,743,805,569
5,717,366,183
81,000,287
2,858,162,302

2,567,852
17,945,511
8,432,081
50,502
4,973,344

25,825
217,220
152,019
1,269
86,494

2,593,677
18,162,731
8,584,100
51,771
5,059,838

Tulare
Tulelake
Turlock
Tustin
Twentynine Palms

2,073,678,548
18,094,002
3,420,448,889
5,953,080,428
450,362,222

4,727,823
209,594
1,000,131
12,003,779
77,268

84,389,537
1,805,968
223,008,182
137,568,432
23,484,894

1,994,016,834
16,497,628
3,198,440,838
5,827,515,775
426,954,596

2,211,406
56,079
2,866,866
6,540,040
1,189,973

43,358
1,376
61,155
86,392
22,490

2,254,764
57,455
2,928,021
6,626,432
1,212,463

Ukiah
Union City
Upland
Vacaville
Vallejo

956,521,292
5,847,785,740
4,660,983,129
6,667,799,794
7,022,409,514

1,558,489
2,269,561
231,061
2,772,151

86,576,797
218,017,467
281,420,356
293,218,667
449,485,944

869,944,495
5,631,326,762
4,381,832,334
6,374,812,188
6,575,695,721

503,042
7,846,790
6,701,819
7,659,539
10,801,988

14,070
118,606
131,500
192,106
201,659

1,361,071
755,404

31,209
19,117

0.031276
0.000000

517,112
7,965,396
6,833,319
9,243,925
11,778,168

Vernon
Victorville
Villa Park
Visalia
Vista

2,994,350,294
3,477,155,329
989,285,194
5,349,774,924
6,111,801,736

53,700,406
477,500,712
27,443
2,711,327
404,374

1,355,547
188,662,347
12,152,848
235,741,771
231,357,971

3,046,695,153
3,765,993,694
977,159,789
5,116,744,480
5,880,848,139

2,263,930
452,405
1,047,199
5,116,939
6,808,985

27,740
8,576
13,816
101,052
94,563

2,291,670
460,981
1,061,015
5,217,991
6,903,548

Sonoma
Sonora
South El Monte
South Gate
South Lake Tahoe

Table 6. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


2003-04 Assessed Valuations and Property Taxes Allocated and Levied
Assessed Valuation

City

Locally
Assessed

State
Assessed

Exemptions

Property Taxes Allocated


Net Assessed
Valuation

Secured and
Unsecured

Property Taxes Levied


Secured and
Unsecured

Homeowners

Voter Approved
Secured Tax Rate

Homeowners

Total Property Taxes


Allocated and Levied

Walnut
Walnut Creek
Wasco
Waterford
Watsonville

2,731,723,005
9,883,280,765
345,157,404
260,851,370
2,419,477,596

1,199,220
149,395
1,320,345

385,897

51,764,555
699,909,891
33,781,340
18,929,916
124,720,736

2,681,157,670
9,183,520,269
312,696,409
241,921,454
2,295,142,757

1,709,191
8,157,684
338,684
222,119
3,407,939

21,021
122,402
5,164
4,738
43,203

3,050,173

42,673

0.134000

1,730,212
8,280,086
343,848
226,857
6,543,988

Weed
West Covina
West Hollywood
West Sacramento
Westlake Village

146,183,973
6,081,735,864
4,438,999,595
3,066,833,102
1,960,026,886

923,232
1,387,694
257,447
6,878,994

6,733,397
235,178,821
110,539,753
103,473,300
43,061,544

140,373,808
5,847,944,737
4,328,717,289
2,970,238,796
1,916,965,342

234,918
7,541,942
6,862,227
8,696,364
1,494,423

5,765
91,952
83,871
202,056
18,320

244,120

0.000000

240,683
7,878,014
6,946,098
8,898,420
1,512,743

Westminster
Westmorland
Wheatland
Whittier
Williams

4,867,940,862
36,343,969
105,935,080
5,281,819,501
188,365,201

2,353,945

80,089
4,084,670
393,767

160,654,625
3,447,846
8,548,666
346,389,862
5,193,159

4,709,640,182
32,896,123
97,466,503
4,939,514,309
183,565,809

3,174,879
29,251
117,729
3,298,764
466,781

41,384
513
3,018
39,500
6,175

60,938

0.166660

3,216,263
29,764
120,747
3,399,202
472,956

Willits
Willows
Windsor
Winters
Woodlake

274,339,338
203,704,011
2,253,922,182
317,725,719
122,224,765

646,059
991,569

2,450
160,059

20,848,606
16,072,268
65,188,688
14,016,144
9,932,723

254,136,791
188,623,312
2,188,733,494
303,712,025
112,452,101

274,160
540,020
2,675,120
536,046
109,016

7,054
10,867
37,469
16,492
2,081

10,013

24,026

298

680

0.006000

0.007730

291,525
550,887
2,712,589
577,244
111,097

Woodland
Woodside
Yorba Linda
Yountville
Yreka

3,256,983,399
2,633,364,407
7,330,863,064
311,865,124
439,065,887

2,873,611

3,509,545
507,100
787,969

195,298,449
11,769,710
184,758,636
13,725,808
46,193,658

3,064,558,561
2,621,594,697
7,149,613,973
298,646,416
393,660,198

6,782,378
1,138,814
8,356,638
320,432
701,728

133,259
10,791
110,467
3,023
17,220

6,915,637
1,149,605
8,467,105
323,455
718,948

Yuba City
Yucaipa
Yucca Valley

2,700,298,742
2,071,266,565
868,708,670

893,930

156,601,741
97,081,646
49,031,689

2,544,590,931
1,974,184,919
819,676,981

4,076,935
4,972,153
1,756,527

77,241
100,642
35,227

4,154,176
5,072,795
1,791,754

State Total

$ 2,421,126,995,817 $

8,437,717,770 $

97,521,700,515

$ 2,332,043,013,072

3,709,921,037

47,796,262

440,258,761

4,906,852

4,202,882,912

625

626

Table 7. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03


Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit

City
Adelanto
Agoura Hills
Alameda
Albany
Alhambra
Aliso Viejo
Alturas
Amador
American Canyon
Anaheim

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

Appropriation Limit
$

9,599,211
62,459,439
10,382,430
77,800,130

6,910,053
44,457,196
7,100,556
29,196,383

County Location

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Alameda
Alameda
Los Angeles

Brawley
Brea
Brentwood
Brisbane
Buellton

8,391,072
46,441,795
24,739,231
10,649,944
5,625,337

4,900,516
24,151,535
17,930,425
5,316,502
3,428,347

Imperial
Orange
Contra Costa
San Mateo
Santa Barbara

Orange
Modoc
Amador
Napa
Orange

Buena Park
Burbank
Burlingame
Calabasas
Calexico

54,803,511
112,058,395
44,220,523

13,797,709

23,472,548
86,003,027
13,443,306

12,417,938

Orange
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Los Angeles
Imperial

29,475,134
2,868,533
2,668,123
6,033,154
43,513,520

12,614,346
1,500,000
1,331,394
3,087,212
17,222,429

Kern
Riverside
Imperial
Napa
Ventura

34,486,489
3,262,316
10,506,180
127,905,654
17,275,298

18,137,613
1,259,086
10,206,170
74,668,740
8,663,072

Santa Clara
Riverside
Santa Cruz
San Diego
Monterey

10,209,656
57,369,338
33,885,800
29,882,228
79,462,909

4,047,404
37,597,567
13,910,000
11,404,866
33,788,390

Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Riverside
Stanislaus
Los Angeles

42,939,575
132,250,362
15,202,232
2,608,489
344,993,751

24,709,968
17,686,030
11,240,400
1,617,300
54,456,646

Butte
San Bernardino
San Bernardino
Madera
San Diego

9,774,092
4,874,372
308,064
7,041,052
555,858,429

6,002,726
810,556
308,064
5,642,869
213,542,405

Anderson
Angels
Antioch
Apple Valley
Arcadia

7,123,969
1,989,601
68,666,675
18,288,277
49,226,562

3,607,153
1,804,282
34,592,915
6,300,000
25,774,839

Shasta
Calaveras
Contra Costa
San Bernardino
Los Angeles

California City
Calimesa
Calipatria
Calistoga
Camarillo

Arcata
Arroyo Grande
Artesia
Arvin
Atascadero

8,398,060
13,219,091
6,258,854
1,753,883
12,089,281

1,676,688
8,870,366
4,383,740
1,750,440
8,171,827

Humboldt
San Luis Obispo
Los Angeles
Kern
San Luis Obispo

Campbell
Canyon Lake
Capitola
Carlsbad
Carmel-By-The-Sea

Atherton
Atwater
Auburn
Avalon
Avenal

5,509,974
23,814,700
6,647,248
5,662,230
1,918,218

4,685,078
23,814,700
5,935,963
4,148,875
1,468,028

San Mateo
Merced
Placer
Los Angeles
Kings

Carpinteria
Carson
Cathedral City
Ceres
Cerritos

Azusa
Bakersfield
Baldwin Park
Banning
Barstow

26,901,622
163,438,013
45,909,649
19,141,477
18,097,885

16,262,715
93,003,000
14,288,290
13,939,802
7,051,070

Los Angeles
Kern
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Bernardino

Chico
Chino
Chino Hills
Chowchilla
Chula Vista

Beaumont
Bell
Bell Gardens
Bellflower
Belmont

7,172,923
38,457,464
45,937,782
34,525,456
9,382,188

3,077,020
8,421,879
12,365,485
14,078,718
6,663,965

Riverside
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
San Mateo

Citrus Heights
Claremont
Clayton
Clearlake
Cloverdale

27,418,111
22,488,831
9,296,447
4,401,672
4,565,927

24,752,989
14,430,116
4,604,869
2,944,320
2,079,804

Sacramento
Los Angeles
Contra Costa
Lake
Sonoma

Belvedere
Benicia
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Big Bear Lake

1,699,244
46,217,070
122,764,368
129,043,889
18,680,208

1,497,699
20,752,735
106,878,172
84,508,387
5,703,432

Marin
Solano
Alameda
Los Angeles
San Bernardino

Clovis
Coachella
Coalinga
Colfax
Colma

67,260,697
14,139,951
4,154,671
1,152,228
21,620,837

28,116,403
4,443,781
2,395,531
1,013,209
12,089,464

Fresno
Riverside
Fresno
Placer
San Mateo

2,095,201
5,432,623
782,504
17,076,871
448,186

148,113
3,709,234
486,601
4,852,358
238,432

Butte
Inyo
Humboldt
Riverside
Los Angeles

Colton
Colusa
Commerce
Compton
Concord

39,422,140
4,997,593
101,149,855
61,788,709
94,451,556

11,544,744
686,394
28,590,429
39,127,063
61,291,751

San Bernardino
Colusa
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Contra Costa

Biggs
Bishop
Blue Lake
Blythe
Bradbury

Table 7. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

Corcoran
Corning
Corona
Coronado
Corte Madera

4,555,351
7,800,295
235,369,657
30,093,948
22,336,983

2,584,671
3,438,511
55,496,103
23,125,726
10,000,894

Kings
Tehama
Riverside
San Diego
Marin

Fairfax
Fairfield
Farmersville
Ferndale
Fillmore

3,650,091
109,728,000
3,234,378
520,757
7,248,659

3,186,829
38,952,000
1,078,115
407,641
3,398,050

Marin
Solano
Tulare
Humboldt
Ventura

Costa Mesa
Cotati
Covina
Crescent City
Cudahy

120,330,537
7,366,759
44,909,630
43,399,749
18,214,140

57,402,400
2,890,665
19,072,680
7,416,892
3,569,125

Orange
Sonoma
Los Angeles
Del Norte
Los Angeles

Firebaugh
Folsom
Fontana
Fort Bragg
Fort Jones

5,963,802
42,129,491
109,549,796
5,902,561

1,291,901
27,647,350
33,295,653
3,609,474

Fresno
Sacramento
San Bernardino
Mendocino
Siskiyou

Culver City
Cupertino
Cypress
Daly City
Dana Point

59,830,113
50,672,938
41,263,491
64,700,252
53,872,941

17,154,453
21,649,000
17,776,175
34,247,080
28,295,360

Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Orange
San Mateo
Orange

Fortuna
Foster City
Fountain Valley
Fowler
Fremont

7,892,074
21,727,760
33,943,705
3,168,529
319,900,660

2,732,148
10,376,683
23,176,571
3,111,282
106,830,000

Humboldt
San Mateo
Orange
Fresno
Alameda

Danville
Davis
Del Mar
Del Rey Oaks
Delano

18,899,175
38,579,384
13,661,814
2,300,121
18,880,772

13,535,956
21,146,162
13,661,814
698,846
5,830,359

Contra Costa
Yolo
San Diego
Monterey
Kern

Fresno
Fullerton
Galt
Garden Grove
Gardena

307,286,140
105,240,890
32,630,327
78,663,800
52,852,889

175,498,200
40,248,697
3,111,788
56,412,000
26,934,863

Fresno
Orange
Sacramento
Orange
Los Angeles

Desert Hot Springs


Diamond Bar
Dinuba
Dixon
Dorris

12,834,465
22,364,058
8,934,831
16,988,800

5,082,357
12,418,381
4,093,664
7,802,213

Riverside
Los Angeles
Tulare
Solano
Siskiyou

Gilroy
Glendale
Glendora
Goleta
Gonzales

81,730,587
145,887,885
25,746,770
115,701,857
4,508,851

23,311,246
104,155,943
10,782,151
352,454
1,226,251

Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Monterey

Dos Palos
Downey
Duarte
Dublin
Dunsmuir

4,592,469
49,886,556
17,789,770
91,991,691
1,775,537

887,881
26,895,328
6,615,255
28,055,644
164,210

Merced
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Alameda
Siskiyou

Grand Terrace
Grass Valley
Greenfield
Gridley
Grover Beach

6,990,080
12,670,584
9,838,854
10,990,866
6,279,610

1,746,952
5,752,201
1,966,735
5,476,776
2,915,253

East Palo Alto


El Cajon
El Centro
El Cerrito
El Monte

8,216,272
82,165,967
18,432,953
16,405,837
75,790,635

6,726,373
36,281,461
12,119,066
11,737,584
53,242,137

San Mateo
San Diego
Imperial
Contra Costa
Los Angeles

Guadalupe
Gustine
Half Moon Bay
Hanford
Hawaiian Gardens

2,087,624
7,124,958
30,402,017
10,395,230

2,087,624
6,150,158
10,387,610
2,244,988

Santa Barbara
Merced
San Mateo
Kings
Los Angeles

El Paso De Robles
El Segundo
Elk Grove
Emeryville
Encinitas

26,894,629
140,551,214
26,422,895
37,033,029
98,728,495

12,027,300
37,049,763
21,666,773
17,427,288
58,172,948

San Luis Obispo


Los Angeles
Sacramento
Alameda
San Diego

Hawthorne
Hayward
Healdsburg
Hemet
Hercules

39,794,993
161,736,376
16,022,416
54,953,632
162,971,339

25,492,000
61,637,910
7,578,193
23,446,154
13,852,492

Los Angeles
Alameda
Sonoma
Riverside
Contra Costa

Escalon
Escondido
Etna
Eureka
Exeter

7,361,060
284,456,938
509,766
62,049,992
4,101,134

3,845,656
45,621,782
347,889
48,416,501
3,009,352

San Joaquin
San Diego
Siskiyou
Humboldt
Tulare

Hermosa Beach
Hesperia
Hidden Hills
Highland
Hillsborough

19,450,375
38,426,965
1,033,760
18,125,976
9,927,785

12,545,918
8,198,722
577,448
7,626,446
8,680,320

Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Mateo

San Bernardino
Nevada
Monterey
Butte
San Luis Obispo

627

628

Table 7. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

City

San Benito
Imperial
Stanislaus
Orange
Los Angeles

Lindsay
Live Oak
Livermore
Livingston
Lodi

2,358,563
4,486,073
8,199,979
31,433,350

Fresno
Imperial
San Diego
Riverside
Riverside

Loma Linda
Lomita
Lompoc
Long Beach
Loomis

66,358,087
75,743,188
1,891,171
123,916,170
181,832,759

66,358,087
55,919,595
1,612,131
73,976,064
21,819,931

Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Amador
Orange
Los Angeles

Los Alamitos
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Los Angeles
Los Banos

950,130
4,494,392
5,944,217
7,458,334
3,314,680

612,710
818,532
1,962,776
2,989,370
1,695,364

Sacramento
Amador
Fresno
Monterey
Fresno

11,609,709
36,274,401
2,213,462
310,634,612
49,102,863

6,016,659
20,842,967
2,084,720
22,641,760
17,241,090

La Palma
La Puente
La Quinta
La Verne
Lafayette

9,172,418
39,772,002
52,072,415
52,637,921
10,914,207

Laguna Beach
Laguna Hills
Laguna Niguel
Laguna Woods
Lake Elsinore

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

6,396,449
2,677,380
77,612,151
2,241,672
59,759,913

1,961,166

37,457,274
1,787,446
28,710,584

23,294,397
16,226,977
23,009,652
429,998,269
3,787,175

3,602,912
13,195,826
10,565,267
188,741,230
1,498,000

10,650,861
17,950,137
3,493,878
3,301,991,235
37,699,210

6,504,400
13,798,218
1,233,000
2,395,879,060
7,156,243

Orange
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Merced

Los Gatos
Loyalton
Lynwood
Madera
Malibu

20,750,044

18,650,087
20,125,444
13,941,292

16,328,519

14,437,413
9,997,319
9,681,800

Santa Clara
Sierra
Los Angeles
Madera
Los Angeles

Los Angeles
Orange
Los Angeles
San Diego
Los Angeles

Mammoth Lakes
Manhattan Beach
Manteca
Maricopa
Marina

14,505,345
31,862,075
29,030,511

13,344,758

14,505,345
27,292,856
15,099,940

13,344,758

Mono
Los Angeles
San Joaquin
Kern
Monterey

5,556,089
6,717,720
14,233,708
9,400,415
5,935,000

Orange
Los Angeles
Riverside
Los Angeles
Contra Costa

Martinez
Marysville
Maywood
Mcfarland
Mendota

104,914,132
11,693,437
5,940,154
1,417,468

11,562,500
3,853,789
4,572,108
1,066,102

Contra Costa
Yuba
Los Angeles
Kern
Fresno

31,981,849
21,522,468
84,353,956
4,670,050
31,007,711

17,761,644
225,324
17,499,706
4,317,252
8,917,185

Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Riverside

Menlo Park
Merced
Mill Valley
Millbrae
Milpitas

31,895,717
53,179,030
15,079,955
18,772,937
46,553,145

21,370,130
21,969,367
11,422,063
18,281,432
39,827,569

San Mateo
Merced
Marin
San Mateo
Santa Clara

Lake Forest
Lakeport
Lakewood
Lancaster
Larkspur

64,105,936
7,063,773
31,831,693
91,318,734
10,798,114

18,963,743
2,292,513
22,375,314
26,965,074
7,611,829

Orange
Lake
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Marin

Mission Viejo
Modesto
Monrovia
Montague
Montclair

162,320,428
240,762,791
27,943,907
1,305,512
76,865,643

32,118,975
122,274,832
21,156,073
913,055
17,859,580

Lathrop
Lawndale
Lemon Grove
Lemoore
Lincoln

41,338,926
19,198,065
25,227,183
11,203,718
6,990,512

3,515,100
7,205,391
12,518,337
3,615,200
5,452,291

San Joaquin
Los Angeles
San Diego
Kings
Placer

Monte Sereno
Montebello
Monterey
Monterey Park
Moorpark

3,421,554
30,121,143
66,064,071
46,963,649
14,627,659

1,860,788
16,626,190
32,570,806
25,020,715
6,624,552

4,533,176
1,230,375
386,282,166
33,651,029

888,370
(921,630)
157,883,320
13,839,338

4,607,104
13,950,983
40,481,799
39,035,003

Industry
Inglewood
Ione
Irvine
Irwindale
Isleton
Jackson
Kerman
King City
Kingsburg

Hollister
Holtville
Hughson
Huntington Beach
Huntington Park
Huron
Imperial
Imperial Beach
Indian Wells
Indio

La Canada Flintridge
La Habra
La Habra Heights
La Mesa
La Mirada

Tulare
Sutter
Alameda
Merced
San Joaquin
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Placer

Orange
Stanislaus
Los Angeles
Siskiyou
San Bernardino
Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Monterey
Los Angeles
Ventura

Table 7. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

8,178,502
42,899,732
50,291,376
14,550,000
133,694,935

7,062,586
34,456,312
11,875,450
6,000,000
48,454,053

Contra Costa
Riverside
Santa Clara
San Luis Obispo
Santa Clara

Pinole
Pismo Beach
Pittsburg
Placentia
Placerville

62,086,230
15,247,932
43,774,800
44,911,297
13,347,524

13,606,744
8,289,479
37,761,583
16,581,196
4,074,821

Contra Costa
San Luis Obispo
Contra Costa
Orange
El Dorado

4,979,954
46,505,960
83,101,969
31,970,204
5,958,816

4,820,372
13,558,774
34,811,032
17,562,680
1,830,294

Siskiyou
Riverside
Napa
San Diego
San Bernardino

Pleasant Hill
Pleasanton
Plymouth
Point Arena
Pomona

15,146,295
222,258,132
785,473
442,139
131,998,220

12,006,246
54,137,840
503,225
176,084
54,194,217

Contra Costa
Alameda
Amador
Mendocino
Los Angeles

Nevada City
Newark
Newman
Newport Beach
Norco

2,923,003
179,537,311
4,837,401
94,769,006
23,937,778

2,923,003
24,297,782
1,337,531
72,885,087
7,734,052

Nevada
Alameda
Stanislaus
Orange
Riverside

Port Hueneme
Porterville
Portola
Portola Valley
Poway

6,738,587
30,282,185
1,449,029
2,157,548
177,949,973

4,379,401
16,634,370
576,785
2,157,548
22,672,275

Ventura
Tulare
Plumas
San Mateo
San Diego

Norwalk
Novato
Oakdale
Oakland
Oakley

46,294,365
58,434,405
15,701,851
323,086,000
4,267,230

25,132,565
15,166,220
10,978,071
273,290,000
3,397,290

Los Angeles
Marin
Stanislaus
Alameda
Contra Costa

Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Mirage
Rancho Palos Verdes
Rancho Santa Margarita
Red Bluff

37,103,648
41,690,600
16,427,410
10,623,045
11,231,367

29,653,660
29,101,209
9,903,010
9,694,609
4,023,597

San Bernardino
Riverside
Los Angeles
Orange
Tehama

Oceanside
Ojai
Ontario
Orange
Orange Cove

214,546,654
6,143,398
141,136,537
95,660,758
1,252,283

80,873,834
4,503,755
85,236,650
53,080,747
793,242

San Diego
Ventura
San Bernardino
Orange
Fresno

Redding
Redlands
Redondo Beach
Redwood City
Reedley

125,933,773
63,450,561
71,181,774
104,246,342
8,605,408

46,400,000
32,276,579
34,174,434
48,000,529
4,202,394

Shasta
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Fresno

Orinda
Orland
Oroville
Oxnard
Pacific Grove

10,047,570
6,352,213
21,473,004
114,230,256
20,283,212

7,663,696
1,893,934
5,620,476
50,730,099
9,343,000

Contra Costa
Glenn
Butte
Ventura
Monterey

Rialto
Richmond
Ridgecrest
Rio Dell
Rio Vista

40,522,158
203,050,986
12,559,214
100,000
4,400,786

21,118,583
66,884,394
3,080,436
25,000
3,596,392

San Bernardino
Contra Costa
Kern
Humboldt
Solano

Pacifica
Palm Desert
Palm Springs
Palmdale
Palo Alto

55,786,886
89,561,323
62,165,796
83,213,000

28,572,539
42,705,800
26,186,188
51,463,000

San Mateo
Riverside
Riverside
Los Angeles
Santa Clara

Ripon
Riverbank
Riverside
Rocklin
Rohnert Park

6,882,987
8,706,035
171,224,191
18,694,962
29,453,522

2,649,632
3,655,413
127,330,064
15,494,200
12,932,008

San Joaquin
Stanislaus
Riverside
Placer
Sonoma

12,597,698
11,607,006
101,496,212
2,489,771
154,636,769

8,680,025
9,709,083
12,788,397
1,135,136
94,888,244

Los Angeles
Butte
Los Angeles
Fresno
Los Angeles

Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills Estates
Rosemead
Roseville
Ross

894,940
9,423,430
27,938,531
65,436,547
2,464,087

725,787
3,908,347
8,672,597
64,612,553
2,464,087

Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Placer
Marin

18,729,476
16,993,238
86,412,476
50,581,810
12,070,000

2,369,376
9,296,879
19,503,222
10,000,000
11,251,792

Stanislaus
Riverside
Sonoma
Los Angeles
Alameda

Sacramento
Salinas
San Anselmo
San Bernardino
San Bruno

3,390,110
129,220,432
5,845,978
198,378,712
20,638,587

54,893,219
5,615,199
67,453,000
17,423,612

Sacramento
Monterey
Marin
San Bernardino
San Mateo

Moraga
Moreno Valley
Morgan Hill
Morro Bay
Mountain View
Mt. Shasta
Murrieta
Napa
National City
Needles

Palos Verdes Estates


Paradise
Paramount
Parlier
Pasadena
Patterson
Perris
Petaluma
Pico Rivera
Piedmont

629

630

Table 7. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

City

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

Ventura
San Mateo
Orange
San Diego
Los Angeles

Simi Valley
Solana Beach
Soledad
Solvang
Sonoma

36,943,123
19,858,524
8,830,235
10,365,415
5,877,147

30,108,500
7,704,216
2,900,448
6,385,765
5,822,658

Ventura
San Diego
Monterey
Santa Barbara
Sonoma

Los Angeles
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Riverside
Fresno

Sonora
South El Monte
South Gate
South Lake Tahoe
South Pasadena

25,316,138
68,872,148
34,556,156
40,195,956
12,860,406

3,510,914

14,102,138
15,372,903
9,827,113

Tuolumne
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
El Dorado
Los Angeles

Santa Clara
San Benito
Orange
Alameda
San Luis Obispo

South San Francisco


St. Helena
Stanton
Stockton
Suisun City

73,798,513
32,274,992
23,718,028
168,906,000
92,092,160

34,959,000
5,197,620
9,298,661
115,581,001
3,379,230

San Mateo
Napa
Orange
San Joaquin
Solano

18,089,275
10,445,602
64,249,000
7,785,930
45,073,561

San Diego
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Contra Costa
Marin

Sunnyvale
Susanville
Sutter Creek
Taft
Tehachapi

116,277,153
6,261,283

6,023,536
3,120,530

89,146,454
3,724,950

4,084,085
2,551,361

Santa Clara
Lassen
Amador
Kern
Kern

32,846,151
5,732,670
12,485,403
574,192,038
74,316,157

21,906,110
3,266,090
4,936,670
104,307,432
55,475,200

Contra Costa
Monterey
Fresno
Orange
Santa Barbara

Tehama
Temecula
Temple City
Thousand Oaks
Tiburon

159,580
53,472,848
11,350,941
78,796,837
4,908,250

28,265
28,586,128
4,261,505
43,294,257
3,909,363

Tehama
Riverside
Los Angeles
Ventura
Marin

Santa Clara
Santa Clarita
Santa Cruz
Santa Fe Springs
Santa Maria

179,779,766
169,914,347
69,289,789
168,081,266
70,119,184

102,637,222
108,320,490
32,828,826
24,200,155
27,913,604

Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara

Torrance
Tracy
Trinidad
Truckee
Tulare

541,617,620
29,227,216
192,750
10,192,257
23,306,550

103,418,929
27,195,770
190,000
9,225,466
16,010,600

Los Angeles
San Joaquin
Humboldt
Nevada
Tulare

Santa Monica
Santa Paula
Santa Rosa
Santee
Saratoga

363,163,173

139,077,000
109,146,211
23,092,833

112,568,243

70,406,000
16,017,013
14,157,222

Los Angeles
Ventura
Sonoma
San Diego
Santa Clara

Tulelake
Turlock
Tustin
Twentynine Palms
Ukiah

28,004,933
45,675,281
24,869,942
23,977,904

15,739,700
28,904,721
3,665,000
6,718,087

Siskiyou
Stanislaus
Orange
San Bernardino
Mendocino

Sausalito
Scotts Valley
Seal Beach
Seaside
Sebastopol

10,223,927
68,026,564
16,226,885
16,101,100
8,855,497

7,307,122
4,605,184
15,875,558
11,501,800
6,878,199

Marin
Santa Cruz
Orange
Monterey
Sonoma

Union City
Upland
Vacaville
Vallejo
Vernon

88,576,857
47,213,301
98,702,693
74,344,817
108,929,060

58,177,528
21,224,243
32,270,780
52,407,041
35,522,382

Alameda
San Bernardino
Solano
Solano
Los Angeles

Selma
Shafter
Shasta Lake
Sierra Madre
Signal Hill

15,961,144
5,192,805
3,018,946

36,429,660

6,403,050
4,983,020
1,835,730

11,532,307

Fresno
Kern
Shasta
Los Angeles
Los Angeles

Victorville
Villa Park
Visalia
Vista
Walnut

184,576,634
2,385,879
71,025,078
164,448,512
14,970,931

99,658,200
2,385,879
31,827,900
24,509,567
4,072,525

San Bernardino
Orange
Tulare
San Diego
Los Angeles

San Buenaventura
San Carlos
San Clemente
San Diego
San Dimas

87,333,502
36,682,017
40,777,653
684,004,095
44,596,158

39,026,700
19,438,940
21,201,718
556,211,776
6,112,513

21,504,785
1,807,427,102
21,888,696
18,976,065

13,143,965
1,537,860,737
15,504,093
4,731,134

San Jose
San Juan Bautista
San Juan Capistrano
San Leandro
San Luis Obispo

569,717,196
441,499
39,957,532
96,206,467
35,565,000

430,366,419
436,463
14,615,178
56,567,354
23,018,400

San Marcos
San Marino
San Mateo
San Pablo
San Rafael

60,356,291
13,074,746
101,113,525
21,510,852
45,073,561

San Ramon
Sand City
Sanger
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara

San Fernando
San Francisco
San Gabriel
San Jacinto
San Joaquin

Table 7. Cities Annual Report Fiscal Year 2002-03 (continued)


Appropriation Limit and Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit

City
Walnut Creek
Wasco
Waterford
Watsonville
Weed

Appropriation Limit

Total Annual
Appropriations
Subject to the Limit

County Location

62,011,265
10,311,939
1,178,245
81,760,272
3,606,395

39,206,477
1,213,173
881,141
20,070,396
1,244,918

Contra Costa
Kern
Stanislaus
Santa Cruz
Siskiyou

West Covina
West Hollywood
West Sacramento
Westlake Village
Westminster

72,875,756
40,804,026
366,736,840
14,245,402
47,264,523

29,027,603
27,646,940
19,147,000
5,088,645
30,633,190

Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Yolo
Los Angeles
Orange

Westmorland
Wheatland
Whittier
Williams
Willits

2,138,802
1,881,603
114,342,101

3,572,870

1,953,384
323,731
24,133,113

1,916,480

Imperial
Yuba
Los Angeles
Colusa
Mendocino

Willows
Windsor
Winters
Woodlake
Woodland

5,623,872
9,470,972
4,073,724
3,583,902
43,419,704

2,059,424
7,949,547
1,667,034
1,306,300
34,746,172

Glenn
Sonoma
Yolo
Tulare
Yolo

Woodside
Yorba Linda
Yountville
Yreka
Yuba City

2,617,908
35,802,927
3,894,502
10,590,784
31,944,319

1,377,057
20,275,427
2,883,800
6,785,663
15,469,027

San Mateo
Orange
Napa
Siskiyou
Sutter

Yucaipa
Yucca Valley

20,042,450
19,048,721

8,000,000
5,053,536

San Bernardino
San Bernardino

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Supplemental
Information

Appendix A: Definitions
Appendix B: Notes to Tables
State Controllers Office Publication List
Acknowledgements

Appendix A: Definitions

Appendix A
Definitions

Average Property Tax Effort per $100 Valuation: Average amount of city
property taxes allocated and levied that the cities can expect to receive from
each $100 valuation of city property. City property includes all property
within the incorporated boundaries of the city.
Capital Outlay: Expenditures that result in the acquisition of, or addition to,
fixed assets.
Certificates of Participation: Debt that is financed by lease payments from
the special revenue funds and the general fund of the city.
Chartered Cities: Cities that have adopted a charter as well as being
governed by the Government Code.
Debt Service: Payments of principal, interest, and fiscal charges on longterm indebtedness (except the 1911 and 1915 Improvement Act bonds and
other special assessment act bonds, which are assumed to be without
government commitment). For reporting purposes, debt service expenditures
are included in operating expenditures.
Functional Revenues: Revenues that can be associated with and allocated to
one or more expenditure functions and meet one of the following criteria: (1)
The revenue is generated from direct services, such as fees or charges, or (2)
The revenue is associated with a specific service by external requirements,
such as grant conditions, bond sale agreements, statutory requirements, or
charter requirements.
General Law Cities: Cities that are governed by the Government Code.
General Obligation Bonds: Bonds for which payment is backed by the full
faith and credit of the issuing city. More commonly, but not necessarily,
general obligation bonds are considered to be those payable from taxes and
other general revenues, and must be voter-approved by a two-thirds vote.
General Revenues: Revenues that cannot be associated with a specific
expenditure, such as property taxes (other than voter-approved indebtedness),
sales taxes, and business license taxes.
Lease Obligations: Lease agreements where substantially all of the benefits
and risks of ownership are assumed by the lessee.
Legislative Expenditures: Expenditures related to activities under direct
control of, or in support of, the legislative function, e.g., the city council, city
attorney, city clerk, or city auditor.
License Revenues: Revenues resulting from the licensing of animals,
bicycles, and any other licenses within the city (exclusive of business license
taxes).

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Appendix A
(continued)

Management and Support Expenditures: Expenditures related to activities


that are supportive of one or more expenditure functions. Types of activities
that represent support services may include general city administration (city
manager or administrator), financial administration (accounting, budgeting,
purchasing, or cash management), and personnel administration (including
civil service commission). Other administrative activities, such as
warehousing and data processing, may also be included, if not accounted for
in an internal service fund.
Operating Expenditures: Charges incurred, whether paid or unpaid, for
operation, maintenance, interest, and other charges that are presumed to
benefit the current fiscal period. Operating expenditures do not include
depreciation expense from enterprise funds. For reporting purposes, debt
service payments are included in operating expenditures.
Pension Obligation Bonds: Bonds issued by the city to finance one or more
elements of its pension obligation to its employees.
Permit Revenues: Revenues resulting from the issuing of building,
electrical, plumbing, sewer, streets, curbs, sidewalks, and any other permits
within the city.
Property Taxes: With the passage of Proposition 13, 1% of market value
(plus direct assessments and any voter-approved rate to pay off debt) is the
maximum rate that can be levied against real property (land, improvements,
and fixtures). The resulting property tax revenues are collected by counties
and distributed to the taxing agencies, such as cities, counties, schools, and
most special districts, pursuant to California statutes, using a formula based
on the market value of all real property located within the respective
jurisdictions. Included is the city share of the 1% tax rate levied against real
property and tangible personal property (equipment, office furniture, etc.) as
listed on the secured and unsecured tax rolls.
Quasi-External Transactions: Transactions that would be accounted for as
revenues and expenditures if they involved a party external to the
governmental unit (i.e., routine service charges for inspection, engineering,
utilities, or similar services that are provided by a department financed from
one fund to a department financed from another fund). Included are general
fund billings to enterprise operations for general and administrative services.
Revenue Bonds: Bonds for which principal and interest are payable from the
revenues of a revenue-producing enterprise. However, the bond covenant
may also include the provision that revenue from the bond may be acquired
from sources other than the general fund of a local agency.
Special Assessment Act Bonds: Bonds payable from proceeds of special
assessments that are a compulsory levy against certain properties to defray
part or all of the costs of improvements or services deemed to primarily
benefit those properties. For purposes of reporting, these bonds are
considered to be without government commitment.

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Appendix A: Definitions

Appendix A
(continued)

Special Benefit Assessments: Assessments or levies that are paid


completely by property owners in a limited geographical area deemed to be
specially benefited.
Special Debt: Community facility district bonds, improvement district
bonds, Mello-Roos bonds, and Marks-Roos bonds.
Voter-Approved Property Tax for Indebtedness: Ad valorem property
taxes levied in addition to the 1% rate, for voter-approved debt approved
prior to July 1, 1978, or after July 1, 1986.

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Appendix B: Notes to Tables

Appendix B
Notes to Tables

Adelanto

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

Angels

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Arcadia

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Atascadero

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Atherton

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Avalon

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Bakersfield

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Banning

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Electric activity.

Benicia

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Brea

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Burlingame

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Calabasas

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

California City

Planning operating expenditures are included with the


Management and Support activity.

Calipatria

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Carlsbad

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.
Street Lighting operating expenditures are included
with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Cathedral City

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

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Appendix B
(continued)

640

Clayton

Parks and Recreation operating expenditures are


included with the Management and Support activity.

Colton

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Daly City

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Davis

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Delano

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Dorris

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

El Cerrito

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

El Monte

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Escondido

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Fairfax

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Fort Jones

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Fullerton

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Galt

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Street Trees and Landscaping activity.

Guadalupe

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Healdsburg

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Electric activity.

Hercules

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


there is no secured levy.

Appendix B: Notes to Tables

Appendix B
(continued)

Hermosa Beach

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Hollister

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

Huntington Park The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Huron

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Inglewood

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Kingsburg

Fire operating expenditures are included with the


Emergency Medical Service activity.
Street Lighting operating expenditures are included
with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

La Habra

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Street Trees and Landscaping activity.

Live Oak

The city failed to report its Total Annual


Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Lodi

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Los Angeles

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Loyalton

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Manteca

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.
Street Lighting operating expenditures are included
with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Maricopa

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Mendota

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

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Appendix B
(continued)

Millbrae

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.
Street Lighting operating expenditures are included
with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Oakland

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.
The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because
the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Oceanside

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Pacifica

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

Palmdale

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Petaluma

Planning operating expenditures are included with the


Other Community Development activity.

Point Arena

Planning and Parks and Recreation operating


expenditures are included with the Management and
Support activity.

Red Bluff

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.
Street Lighting operating expenditures are included
with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.
Planning operating expenditures are included with the
Management and Support activity.

Redwood City

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Rialto

Planning operating expenditures are included in the


Development Services Internal Service Fund.
The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because
there is no secured levy.

Richmond

642

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Appendix B: Notes to Tables

Appendix B
(continued)

Riverbank

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Riverside

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Roseville

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Sacramento

The city failed to report its Total Annual


Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

San Anselmo

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

San Diego

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

San Francisco

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

San Gabriel

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.
Street Lighting and Sewers operating expenditures are
included with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains
activity.

San Joaquin

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

San Luis Obispo Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

San Marino

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Santa Ana

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Santa Cruz

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Santa Paula

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

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Appendix B
(continued)

Santee

Planning operating expenditures are included with the


Construction and Engineering Regulation Enforcement
activity.

Saratoga

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Street Trees and Landscaping activity.

Shasta Lake

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Sierra Madre

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.
The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

South El Monte

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.
The city failed to report its Total Annual
Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

644

Suisun City

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Sunnyvale

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


there is no secured levy.

Sutter Creek

The city failed to report its Appropriation Limit and


Total Annual Appropriations Subject to the Limit.

Tehama

Legislative operating expenditures are included with


the Management and Support activity.

Tracy

Emergency Medical Services operating expenditures


are included with the Fire activity.

Tulelake

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

Turlock

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

Vallejo

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Appendix B: Notes to Tables

Appendix B
(continued)

Visalia

Street Lighting operating expenditures are included


with the Streets, Highways, and Storm Drains activity.

West Covina

The Voter-Approved Tax Rate is not reported because


the city has more than one rate that is less than
citywide.

Williams

The city failed to file its Financial Transactions Report.

645

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State Controllers Office Publication List


Reports published by the California State Controllers Office on local
government financial transactions are available from the offices listed below.
These reports are also available at www.sco.ca.gov.

Division of Accounting
and Reporting

Assessed Valuation Annual Report


Cities Annual Report
Community Redevelopment Agencies Annual Report
Counties Annual Report
Public Retirement Systems Annual Report
School Districts Annual Report
Special Districts Annual Report
Streets and Roads Annual Report
Transit Operators and Non-Transit Claimants Annual Report
Transportation Planning Agencies Annual Report
Mail request to:

Division of Audits

Division of Accounting and Reporting


Local Government Reporting Section
P. O. Box 942850
Sacramento, California 94250
Phone: (916) 445-5153

Annual Financial Report of California K-12 Schools

Mail request to:

Division of Audits
Financial Audits Bureau
P. O. Box 942850
Sacramento, California 94250
Phone: (916) 324-8907

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Office of the State Controller
Steve Westly
State Controller
Executive Office
Vincent P. Brown
Chief Operating Officer
Division of Accounting and Reporting
John A. Korach
Division Chief
Bureau of Reporting
Nancy E. Valle, CPA
Bureau Chief
Local Government Reporting Section
George Lolas
Section Manager
Staff:
Michael Adams
Sam Au
Louis Britton
Theresa Brooks
Ryan Dibble
Alice Fong
Heather Hudson
Susan Kunitake
Sashi Lal
Gary Marshall
Greg McComb

Betty Moya
Tling Ngo
Perla Nolasco
Traci Owens
Ed Smart
Bob Stonehouse
Wendy Strain
Anita Tomasovich
Barb Williams
Sharon Wurst
Editor:

Charlene R. Heinen

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