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Melbourne Beach · appropriation · 2026 · dept/fund 341

Stormwater Projects (341)

$77,078
✓ Sourced

This number is cited to a source document, and its arithmetic re-adds to the dollar (it cross-foots, or it is counted inside a total that does).

Source
Town of Melbourne Beach FY2027 Final Budget
Page
75
Layer
appropriation — Layer one: what Town Commission (Mayor, Vice Mayor + 3 Commissioners) authorized to be spent. What was actually spent is layer two (audit and treasurer reports); which vendor got which check is layer three (check register).
Checked
Counted ✓ — this fund is part of the grand total that re-adds to the ordinance's stated figure exactly. Full report.
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1% of all county appropriations ($5,359,912)
Retrieved
2026-10-06 — Approved by the Town Commission September 16, 2026. Pages 3–18 (the budget message and staff chart) are scanned images with no readable text — Docket #1.

Note on this line

Pipes, drains and outfalls. Last year this fund spent about $2 million of savings on projects; this year’s $77,078 comes from the General Fund. The bigger list of road and drainage projects depends on the November 3 bond vote and is not in this budget (PDF p. 81).