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d. Liquor License Revenue Sharing: Represents the portion of fees collected by the State for
liquor licenses issued within the City. This revenue can vary slightly each year depending on
the number of active licenses and related activity. The estimated revenue for FY 2026/27 is
approximately $16,900.
e. Election Reimbursement: Funding provided by the State to offset a portion of the City’s
costs for administering state and federal elections. This revenue varies depending on the
election cycle, with higher reimbursements, typically around $50,000, in even-numbered
years with major elections, and minimal or no funding in odd-numbered years.
f. Gas and Weight Tax (Act 51) Revenue: Funding from Gas and Weight Tax (Act 51) comes
from state gasoline taxes and vehicle registration fees and is distributed to local governments
based on population, street miles, and the urban road factor. These revenues are restricted
for street-related purposes and must be accounted for in the Major and Local Street Funds,
supporting routine maintenance, capital improvements, and debt service for the City’s
roadway system. For FY 2026/27, the City of Plymouth is estimated to receive approximately
$1,292,150.
g. Neighborhood Road Funding Revenue: Anticipated to provide approximately $402,700
in FY 2026/27, this funding supports the repair and maintenance of local streets that are not
part of the state highway system. While these funds are expected, they are not guaranteed
and may vary depending on state appropriations and program implementation.
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