City of Monterey
1998-99 Adopted Budget
GENERAL FUND REVENUES


 
The pie chart below shows how the projected General Fund revenue is distributed for 1998-99.  The Transient Occupancy Tax ( T.O.T.) is by far the City's largest revenue source.  Note that 84% of this revenue is allocated to the General Fund.  The other 16% is allocated to the Neighborhood Improvement Fund which pays for much of the capital improvements made within the City's many neighborhoods.
 
ChartObject 1998-99 GENERAL FUND REVENUES
 

The table below shows in dollars the revenue estimated for 1998-99 and the revenue received for three prior fiscal years.
 
General Fund 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99
 Revenues ACTUAL ACTUAL ESTIMATE BUDGET
TRANSIENT TAX 9,079,068  9,918,057  10,750,000  11,200,000 
SALES TAX 5,578,794  5,915,944  6,023,000  6,323,000 
PROPERTY TAX 2,984,612  3,093,006  3,158,000  3,264,500 
BUSINESS TAX 1,770,468  1,904,781  2,000,000  2,050,000 
UTILITY TAX 1,557,018  1,671,395  1,740,000  1,795,000 
OTHER TAXES 1,065,782  1,075,652  1,023,000  1,047,000 
INTEREST 1,173,084  1,445,932  1,100,000  1,100,000 
INTERGOVT. REVENUE 2,086,779  2,068,222  2,015,350  2,057,000 
CURRENT SERVICES 4,286,762  4,345,952  4,741,640  4,982,965 
RENTAL INCOME 1,413,861  1,530,334  1,683,500  1,728,560 
OTHER 373,939  1,553,592  922,350  846,200 
TOTAL 31,370,167  34,522,867  35,156,840  36,394,225 
         



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