In past years, you have (chosen not to) increase the rates or not to increase them (as much as proposed through the formula).

The margin is less than what it was, but you do not have an imminent problem of meeting your obligations.

It makes our operations show that there's a big surplus when you don't have a big surplus.

It contains most of the revenues and most of the expenses for government actions.

We (the city) certainly are still solvent, and we have a positive cash flow, but it's your choice to make.

It's not behaving like the rest of the Riverside County area. The rates of increase are lower than what we're seeing in the rest of Southern California.