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Planning department presents cautious FY2017-19 budget as revenues plateau
Summary
Planning Department staff told the Historic Preservation Commission on Feb. 1 that revenues have leveled after years of growth and the proposed two-year budget trims spending to match—it proposes $47.9 million for 2017
The San Francisco Planning Department told the Historic Preservation Commission on Feb. 1 that it plans a smaller, more cautious budget for the next two fiscal years after a recent flattening of revenues.
"We are projecting to be about $3,200,000 short in revenue for the current year," Deborah Landis, the department's finance manager, said during the commission's budget briefing. Department staff said they expect to reduce expenditures by a similar amount to keep the current-year budget balanced and to base next year budget on projections from the current year.
The department's proposal would set total resources at about $47.9 million for the…
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