CITY OF SOMERSET FY 2016 BUDGET PREPARATION AND INFORMATION.

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CITY OF SOMERSET FY 2016 BUDGET PREPARATION AND INFORMATION

Cash Balance March 2008

Cash Balance March 2009

Cash Balance March 2010

Cash Balance March 2011

Cash Balance March 2012

Cash Balance March 2013

Cash Balance March 2014

Cash Balance March 2015

One Time Expenses All discussed and most voted on by Council Some budgeted, some not All good ideas All good for the City and the Community Almost all money comes from cash on hand

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000 Water Plant $788,850

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000 Water Plant $788,850 Town Springs $342,000

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000 Water Plant $788,850 Town Springs $342,000 Firefighters Lawsuit $518,607

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000 Water Plant $788,850 Town Springs $342,000 Firefighters Lawsuit $518,607 EMS Shortfall FY 2014 $166,976

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000 Water Plant $788,850 Town Springs $342,000 Firefighters Lawsuit $518,607 EMS Shortfall FY 2014 $166,976 Lazy River Repairs $147,290

One Time Expenses Midtown Sewer $1,200,000 Water Plant $788,850 Town Springs $342,000 Firefighters Lawsuit $518,607 EMS Shortfall FY 2014 $166,976 Lazy River Repairs $147,290 Resurface Slides $158,050

Parks One Time Expenses Marydale$50,000$205,364

Parks One Time Expenses Marydale$50,000$205,364 Woods Park$18,602$104,932

Parks One Time Expenses Marydale $50,000$205,364 Woods Park $18,602$104,932 Huffaker Splash Pad $30,278 $25,636

Parks One Time Expenses Marydale $50,000$205,364 Woods Park $18,602$104,932 Huffaker Splash Pad $30,278 $25,636 Amphitheatre$224,700

Sanitation One Time Expenses Trash Cans$157,774

Sanitation One Time Expenses Trash Cans$157,774 Recycle Cans $92,214

Sanitation One Time Expenses Trash Cans$157,774 Recycle Cans $92,214 Garbage Truck$169,158

Gas Credits last 2 Years 2014 $30 for every City customer (Residential and Commercial) 2014 $15 for every residential customer outside the City limits 2015 $30 for every City residential customer What did it cost?

Gas Credits last 2 Years 2014 $30 for every City customer (Residential and Commercial) 2014 $15 for every residential customer outside the City limits 2015 $30 for every City residential customer What did it cost? $120,000$217,065$337,065

Other Property Purchases Ohio St$70,000 Lincoln St$15,350 Cemetery Office$55,181 Maple St Apts$57,119 Hamilton Lane$32,500 Randolph St$18,900

Total Cash Spent $4,986,546

Cash Balance March 2015

Cash Needs $15M cash on hand today Approx $6M for daily cash flow Approx $4M for bond requirements How much over and above for emergencies, projects, unplanned shortfalls How much is too much to have on hand

Water Park Financials Water Park will not clear $1,000,000/year Operating the Y pool costs over $25,000 Helping Cal Ripken costs over $30,000 Fireworks twice per year costs $45,000 Summer work program for kids First price increase this year Water Park lost $480,000 Council wants to offer free days and military discounts

Full Time Employment 290 Added 59 full time employees since 2008 Police 6, Fire 2, EMS 10 Gas 6, Water 8, Wastewater 3, Sanitation 4 Parks 5, Utility Billing 1 Cemetery 1, Fuel Center 1, ABC 2 No increase in Engineering, Street, Garage, Water Park, P & Z Executive 10 (CFO, Housing, Safety, IT, Acct 2, Accts Pay 1, Projects 1, Events 1, Records 1

Yearly Raise Costs 290 $1,000 = $290,000 Matches & Retirement = $110,000 Carries over year after year after year Also increases overtime rates and Worker’s Comp rates

UTILITY TRENDS

SEWER DEBT

WATER DEBT

Utility Receivables March 2015 Gas $1,165, Water $ Sewer $158, Sanitation $223, Total $1,717,158.22

2015 General Fund Actual Budget Expenses

Occupational Tax total receipts 2008 = $8,346, Occupational Tax total receipts 2014 = $9,729,774.82

Things to Remember Utility rates have not increased since 2008 Property taxes have been decreased Parks fees reduced EMS forgiven debt to County $800,000 Revenues have been cut or are flat Expenses keep going up every year Think about what your actions “cost”

Total Cash Spent $4,986,546