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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04 15 2019 2018 Preliminary Year-End PresentationApril 15, 2019 1 General Fund Revenues Expenditures Reserves Other Funds Enterprise Funds EDA Agenda 2 Revenues exceeded expenditures by $524k Revenues -107% of budget 198 building permits as compared to a budget of 135 resulting in building permits and plan check fees above budget by $372k and $135k respectively. (primarily Summit Preserve, Trillium Cove and Haven’s Ridge phased development) Developer Agreement Revenue above budget for two developments that came in during 2018 but were not planned (Maple Park Shores 2nd and Majestic) Expenditures -98% of budget Employee turnover/delay in filling positions Lower fuel use/cost than budgeted Maintenance (Parks, Bldg, Cleaning) 2018 Use of General Fund Reserves One time funding for Fire turn out gear, City Manager search, Laserfiche upgrade, EDA initiatives, street overlay and easement for CR21/stormwater pond 2018 General Fund 3 Revenues 4 Revenue Category Revenues to Budget Favorable/(Unfavorable) Property Taxes $ (19,000) Licenses and Permits 387,000 Intergovernmental 160,000 Charges for Services (including franchise taxes) 286,000 Interest (loss) on Investments (31,000) Miscellaneous Revenue 108,000 Estimated Total Revenues Exceeding Budget $ 891,000 Expenditures 5 Expenditure Category Estimated Expenditures Compared to Budget* Favorable/(Unfavorable) Subtotals by Category Personnel: Savings from Employee Turnover, Hiring Delays, etc. $224,000 Overtime (260,000) Part-time/Seasonal Wages (8,000) Other Wages (Election Judges, Paid On-Call Fire) 3,000 Health Insurance Savings 11,000 Workers Comp Insurance 46,000 Total Personnel $ 16,000 Current Expenditures: Supplies (12,000) Fuel (23,000) Uniforms 5,000 Repair & Maintenance Supplies 9,000 Small Equipment 7,000 Maintenance Agreements – Buildings 15,000 Maintenance Agreements - Cleaning 28,000 Maintenance Agreements – General/Equipment/ Heavy Equipment Rental 32,000 Maintenance Agreements – Trees & Native Veg 34,000 Maintenance Agreements – Trails/Sidewalks 48,000 Maintenance Agreements – All Other 8,000 Legal / Prosecution Fees 50,000 Professional Services 70,000 Insurance (4,000) Memberships and Subscriptions 10,000 Training and Employee Development 8,000 Utilities 8,000 Other 3,000 Total Current Expenditures 286,000 Capital Outlay Expenditures: Machinery & Equipment 11,000 Furniture & Office Equipment 1,000 Total Capital Outlay Expenditures 12,000 Total Expenditures $ 314,000 Beginning Balance -$6.7M Ending Balance -$7.2M* Reserve Calculation –53%* CFMP specifies a range between 40% and 50% 2019 Planned Use of Reserves ($216,800) 2019 Budget Amendments ($65,000) Current Balance -$6.9M (51%) * Not Including 2019 Planned Use of Reserves/Budget Amendments General Fund Reserve* 6 General Fund Reserve* 7 * Not Including 2019 Planned Use of Reserves/Budget Amendments $12,192,316 $12,985,255 $12,563,945 $12,945,738 $13,070,878 $12,767,768 $13,554,319 57% 50% 46% 47% 51%54%53% $11,000,000 $11,500,000 $12,000,000 $12,500,000 $13,000,000 $13,500,000 $14,000,000 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Subsequent Year’s Budget Actual Fund Balance Debt Service Overall reduction in 2018 special assessment revenue of as compared to 2017 because 2017 included a one-time $380k property assessment payoff for the Bolger property. Redeemed 2007A Water Treatment Plant Bonds from escrow ($6.8 million) in 2017. Cable Fund Planned expenditures of $60k for the replacement of the Council Chambers cable production equipment. Capital Park Park dedication fees for Summit Preserve & Haven Ridge development phases. Other Funds 8 Revolving Equipment Debt issued for Fire Pumper Truck ($605,000) Equipment purchases approved ($900k) Facilities Management Debt issued for the Fire Station #1 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus equipment and parking lot improvements. ($560,000) PIR Fund The 2018 project cost was $624k. This is funded by bond proceeds and Special Assessments. Other Funds 9 Water Sewer Storm Water Enterprise Funds 10 Total Revenues -$9.90M Water Charges -$3.97M Contributions -$3.20M Transfers -$2.60M Total Expenditures -$4.35M Operating -$2.72M Transfers -$1.62M Water 11 Water 12 Water Improvement Projects CIP Ref Budget Actual Comments Water Treatment Facility Equipment Replacement CIP #14 $106,090 $0 Project Deferred Cartegraph Upgrade CIP #25 18,890 0 Project Deferred Total $124,980 $0 Infrastructure Projects CIP Ref Budget Actual Comments Franklin Trl (CR44 to Summer)CIP #10 360,000 220,439 Transfer funds to F501 Huron Area Streets CIP #10 775,000 556,461 Transfer funds to F501 CSAH 42/TH13 CIP #10 $100,000 Project Deferred Park Avenue CIP #10 49,500 Project Deferred Watermain Extension CR82 47,580 SMSC Joint Water Treatment Facility Filter Cells CIP #14 1,500,000 1,492,167 AMRS Replacement CIP #11 850,000 634,293 Project will carry over into 2019 Summit Preserve Booster Station CIP #14 556,552 Project budgeted in 2017/project completed in 2018 Raw watermain extension project CIP #13 711,557 Project budgeted in 2019 but portion of work completed in 2018 by the SMSC as part of another project Non-capital expenditures 3,456 Total $3,634,500 $3,445,605 Total Revenues -$4.37M City Sewer Charges -$1.57M MCES Charges -$1.40M Total Expenditures -$4.05M Operating -$2.93M Transfers -$1.11M Sewer 13 Sewer 14 Sewer Improvement Projects CIP Ref Budget Actual Comments Sewer System Equipment Replacement CIP#19 $62,407 $92,079 Sewer televising camera and trailer Cartegraph Upgrade CIP#25 18,890 0 Project Deferred Total $81,297 92,079 Street Reconstruction Projects CIP Ref Budget Actual Comments Franklin Trl (CR44 to Summer)CIP#10 330,000 378,748 Transfer funds to F501 Huron Area Streets CIP#10 550,000 467,176 Transfer funds to F501 Inflow/Infiltration Improvements CIP#18 100,000 Project deferred AMRS Replacement CIP#11 850,000 634,293 Project will carry over into 2019 Non-capital expenditures 4,459 Total $1,830,000 $638,752 Storm Water 15 Total Revenues -$1.70M Storm Water Charges -$982k Contributions -$428k Total Expenditures -$1.08M Operating -$602k Transfers -$480k Storm Water 16 Street Reconstruction Projects CIP Ref Budget Actual Comments Franklin Trl (CR44 to Summer)CIP#10 89,590 Huron Area Streets CIP#10 190,015 347,831 Transfer funds to F501 Rolling Oaks 56,836 Transfer funds to F501 Stormwater Easement CIP#10 143,612 143,612 Total $423,217 $143,612 Storm Sewer Improvement Projects CIP Ref Budget Actual Comments Stormwater Infrastructure Maintenance CIP #20 $60,000 $15,035 Pond Maintenance & Retrofit CIP #21 357,751 447,630 Sand Point Beach Stormwater Infrastructure Project 2017/2018 funding; 2018 expenditures Breezy Point Improvements 5,900 Non-capital expenditures CIP #22 25,000 24,412 Contract BMP Maintenance Total $442,751 $492,977 2018 Budget -$153,597 Tax Levy -$140,000 Transfer In -$300,000 Revenues -$453,909 Expenditures -$149,853 Tech Village -$4,362 Economic Development Authority 17 18