Memo- 2012 BudgetCITY OF HOPKINS
MEMORANDUM
Date: August 18, 2011
To: Mayor & City Council
From: Christine Harkess, Finance Director
Subject: 2012 Budget
General Fund Budget
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
The General Fund budget has been modified further to reduce the increase down to 2.14% from
3.26%. This was done by taking another look at personnel costs and making adjustments for
wage increases and taking into account two personnel who are currently serving in the military
and are not due back until late next year. I also added to the contingency as a cushion against
contract negotiations.
The adjustments to the expenditure budget translate into a tax levy increase of 2.07%, down from
2.3% at the last review. We still do not have the specifics on how this will impact specific
properties.
In addition you addressed furloughs at the last work session and asked what the budget savings
would be if we implemented a furlough. Shown below are specific savings under various
scenarios
1 day furlough — assuming no vacation days are used
General Fund Savings —NOT including Police and Fire $12,270
General Fund Savings if all GF employees gave up one day $25,195
Savings if ALL employees gave up one day's pay $31,315
Capital Improvements and Franchise Fees
In this packet is information on the capital improvements scheduled for the next 5 years as
defined in the CIP and the related revenue sources. Bonding is a significant source of revenue
for the PIR fund and a capital levy is the revenue source for the CIP fund. Any franchise fees
that are above what is currently collected will off set bonding and in turn reduce the related debt
levy. I have put together two additional franchise fee increase scenarios for your consideration.
08/16/2011
CITY OF HOPKINS
ANALYSIS OF GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE BUDGET
Inspections
Increase
Building Code Inspections
252,170
268,598
16,428
193,879
(Decrease)
Fire Inspections
38,205
Materials
(3,711)
34,193
2011
2012
from
%
958
Supplies
Capital Intergovt'I
Department
Budget
Budget
2011 Budget
Incr/(Decr)
Salaries
& Services
Outlay Chargeback's
lCity Council
71,547
68,697
2,850
-3.98%1
26,497
42,200
3,102
Administrative Services
3,566
Vacant Property Management
2,700
2,700
-
-
2,700
Administration
167,300
171,090
3,790
2.82%
214,465
22,625
(66,000)
Personnel
43,924
44,405
481
56,990
3,415
(16,000)
Wellness
2,000
2,000
-
2,000
Information Services
238,446
251,637
13,191
244,202
29,435
(22,000)
Total Administrative Services
451,670
469,132
17,462
3.87%fl
Finance
Budget
23,066
26,249
3,183
37,205
3,044
(14,000)
Debt Management
-
-
-
12,408
1,670
(14,078)
General Accounting
129,448
134,813
5,365
144,760
40,053
(50,000)
Payroll
46,729
45,075
(1,654)
59,975
5,100
(20,000)
TIF Administration
-
-
-
12,408
2,495
(14,903)
Utility Billing
4,000
5,000
1,000
92,823
25,478
(113,301)
Total Finance
203,243
211,137
7,894
3.88%
Le al
135,000
136,000
-
0.00%1
135,000
Munici al Building
294,818
296,863
2,045
0.69%
135,592
201,271
(40,000)
Rece tionist
44,172
44,846
674
1.53%
44,067
779
lAssessing
167,236
173,091
5,855
3.50%
85,313
111,778
(24,000)
City Clerk
City Clerk
19,360
19,738
378
38,535
6,203
(25,000)
Records Management
29,833
35,673
5,840
30,437
17,236
(12,000)
Elections
50,222
62,275
12,053
32,779
29,496
Total City Clerk
99,415
117,686
18,271
18.38%
Inspections
Building Code Inspections
252,170
268,598
16,428
193,879
74,719
Fire Inspections
38,205
34,494
(3,711)
34,193
301
Heating & Plumbing Inspections
90,400
91,358
958
87,584
3,774
Housing Inspections
134,680
135,597
917
128,156
7,441
Restaurant & Hotel Inspections
23,309
22,974
(335)
2,890
20,084
Misc. Community Inspections
75,143
78,245
3,102
74,679
3,566
Vacant Property Management
2,700
2,700
-
-
2,700
Total Inspections
616,607
633,966
17,359
2.82%
12,709
Police
Police Administration
480,615
501,409
20,794
400,942
100,467
Patrol
2,360,705
2,490,044
129,339
2,231,485
258,559
Heat Team
73,298
69,951
(3,347)
49,694
20,257
Reserves
33,620
34,677
1,057
26,260
8,417
Investigations
499,148
388,267
(110,881)
312,339
75,928
Metro Drug Task Force
105,737
105,292
(445)
104,102
1,190
Pawn Shop
3,436
3,493
57
3,355
138
Outreach
80,804
84,036
3,232
71,327
12,709
Fire
Fire Department 833,587 852,970 19,383 503,448 349,522
Emergency Preparedness 4,671 3,865 806 - 3,865
Total Fire 838,258 856,835 18,577 2.22°/a
Public Works
(Decrease)
Materials
PW Building
2011
2012
from %
Supplies Capital Intergovt'I
Department
Budget
Budget
2011 Budget Incr/(Decr)
Salaries & Services Outlay Chargeback's
Communications (Dispatch)
526,782
553,145
26,363
473,752 79,393
Support Services (Records)
255,560
252,709
(2,851)
244,481 8,228
Systems Management
64,682
65,182
500
65,182
Total Police
4,484,387
4 548 205
63,818 1.42%
119,918
Fire
Fire Department 833,587 852,970 19,383 503,448 349,522
Emergency Preparedness 4,671 3,865 806 - 3,865
Total Fire 838,258 856,835 18,577 2.22°/a
Public Works
PW Building
33,692
32,739
(953)
35,845
Equipment Services
78,446
86,229
7,783
211,693
Administration
26,478
27,442
964
161,865
Engineering
137,802
132,267
(5,535)
167,943
Street & Alleys
853,812
858,632
4,820
360,438
Snow & Ice Removal
205,615
197,550
(8,065)
119,918
Parks
628,101
652,465
24,364
434,634
Tree Service
210,454
210,780
326
126,556
Total Public Works
2,174,400
2 198 104
23,704
1.09%
Recreation
Playground
20,198
21,034
836
21,034
Ice Rink
12,284
12,192
(92)
12,192
Park Service
12,518
12,810
292
12,810
Joint Recreation
147,000
152,000
5,000
Skate Park
7,721
7,063
658
4,816
Total Recreation
1199,721
205,099
5,378
2.69%
Activity Center
Act Ctr - Community Use
274,008
264,914
(9,094)
208,608
Act Ctr - Maintenance
59,463
58,851
612
17,934
Total Activity Center
333,471
323,765
9,706
-2.91%
IPlanning & Zoning
126,182
126,837
1,655
1.32% 1
130,048
Tuition Reimbursement
10,200
10,200
-
0.00%
lContinciency
50,000
100,000
50,000
100.00%
66,894
17,536
13,577
29,324
610,194
77,632
217,831
84,224
152,000
2,247
56,306
40,917
16,789
10,200
100,000
(70,000)
(143,000)
(148,000)
(65,000)
(112,000)
(20,000)
Total Expenditures 10,299,327 10 519,463 220,136 2.147/6 8,237,356 3,271,389 989,282
78.31% 31.10%
Other Financing Uses
Transfers Out
Total Other Financing Uses 0.00%
Budget version dated 8/4/2011 10,635,191 8,403,202 3,222,158 (990,169)
Reduction to budget from 8/4 (115,728)
08/16/2011
CITY OF HOPKINS
ANALYSIS OF GENERAL FUND REVENUE BUDGET
Finance
Increase
(Decrease)
Licenses Charges
5,750
2011
2012
from %
Property Intergovt*l Permits Investment for Current Other Franchise
Department
Budget
Budget
2011 Budget Incrl(Decr)
Taxes Revenue & Fines Earning Services Revenues Fees
Unallocated
4,800
Total Finance
Property Taxes - levy
8,797,414
550
(8,797,414)
-
Property Taxes - delinq
45,000
45,000
-
45,000
Penalties
6,000
8,000
2,000
8,000
Miscellaneous
15,000
15,000
-
15,000
Fiscal Disparities (incl w/taxes)
-
-
380 Rent
2,500
PERA Aid
20,510
20,510
-
20,510
MVHC - unallotment
(232,850)
-
232,850
-
Interest Earnings
75,000
25,000
(50,000)
25,000
Franchise Fees
290,000
290,000
-
290,000
Miscellaneous
500
-
(500)
1,200
Total Unallocated
9,016,574
403,510
8,613,064 95.52%
1,200
Finance
400 Current Services
5,200
5,750
550
5,750
449 Miscellaneous
4,800
4,800
-
4,800
Total Finance
10,000
10,550
550
5.500/6
360 Le al - Court Fines
115,000
115,000
0.00%
115,000
Municipal Building
380 Rent
2,500
2,500
-
2,500
449 Other Miscellaneous
-
-
Total Municipal Building
2,500
2,500
400 Assessin - Charges for Service
1,000
1,200
200
20.00%
1,200
City Clerk
312 Licenses
7,500
5,000
(2,500)
5,000
364 Administrative Citations
3,500
8,000
4,500
8,000
400 Charges for Service
11,100
-
(11,100)
-
Total City Clerk
22,100
13,000
(9,100)
41.18%
Inspections
318 Licenses and permits
255,100
274,100
19,000
274,100
Plan Check Fees
32,000
32,000
-
32,000
Charges for Service
39,450
39,950
500
39,950
Total Inspections
326,550
346,050
19,500
5.979/6
Police
330 Federal Grant
-
-
-
-
344 State Aid
177,700
177,000
(700)
177,000
345 State Grants
4,000
10,000
6,000
10,000
345 POST Reimbursement
10,000
9,000
(1,000)
9,000
911 Service Fee - IGR
24,860
24,860
24,860
County Grants
-
-
-
313 Licenses
95,900
96,200
300
96,200
360 Court Fines
20,000
-
(20,000)
-
Forfeitures
-
Penalties
2,500
2,500
2,500
400 Charges for Services
43,500
40,000
(3,500)
40,000
449 Other Miscellaneous
-
500
500
500
440 Contributions
500
500
-
500
Total Police
378,960
360,560
(18,400
-4.86%
Licenses Charges
Property Intergovt'I Permits Investment for Current Other Franchise
Taxes Revenue & Fines Earning Services Revenues Fees
3,500
70,000
9,415
125,000
1,000
70,000
2,750
4,000
26,000
15,000
8,500
10,700
2,000
800
1,500
68,000 436,370 514,715 25,000 245,150 23,300 290,000
Total Misc 313,300
1,602,535
2012 Revenue Shortfall - LEVY NEEDED(
(8,916,928) 8,881,428 No levy limits for 2012
35,500 Special Levy - PERA
2011 Levy - inicudes special levies for GF 8,797,414 8,916,928 Total Estimated TAX LEVY
1,602,535 Non tax revenues
10,519,463 Total Revenues
shortfall -
Increase
(Decrease)
2011
2012
from
%
Department
Budget
Budget
2011 Budget Incrl(Decr)
Fire
318
Licenses
3,500
3,500
320
Permits
1,800
-
(1,800)
Federal Grant
-
-
344
State Aid
85,000
70,000
(15,000)
County Grants
-
-
Administrative Citations
-
-
-
400
Current Service
6,200
70,000
63,800
Donations
-
Miscellaneous
-
-
Total Fire
96,500
143,500
47,000
48.70%
Public Works
329
Licenses & Permits
9,490
9,415
(75)
344
State Aid
120,000
125,000
5,000
384
Equipment Use Charge
-
-
-
400
Charges for Service
2,250
2,750
500
449
Miscellaneous Revenue
2,100
4,000
1,900
450
Sale of Fixed Assets
-
-
-
Total Public Works
133,840
141,165
7,325
Activity Center
380
Rent
26,000
26,000
-
400
Charges for Services
15,000
15,000
404
Memberships
8,500
8,500
440
Contributions
10,700
10,700
445
Fundraising
2,000
2,000
449
Other Miscellaneous
800
800
Total Activity Center
63,000
63,000
Planning & Zoning
320
Permits
1,000
1,000
387
Variances
1,500
1,500
400
Charges for Service
-
Total Planning & Zoning
2,500
2,500
Use of 2009 Budget Reserves
130,803
-
Total Revenues
10,299,327
1,602,535
(8,565,989)
83.17%
Total Expenditures
10,299,327
10,519,463
220,136
2.14%
Licenses Charges
Property Intergovt'I Permits Investment for Current Other Franchise
Taxes Revenue & Fines Earning Services Revenues Fees
3,500
70,000
9,415
125,000
1,000
70,000
2,750
4,000
26,000
15,000
8,500
10,700
2,000
800
1,500
68,000 436,370 514,715 25,000 245,150 23,300 290,000
Total Misc 313,300
1,602,535
2012 Revenue Shortfall - LEVY NEEDED(
(8,916,928) 8,881,428 No levy limits for 2012
35,500 Special Levy - PERA
2011 Levy - inicudes special levies for GF 8,797,414 8,916,928 Total Estimated TAX LEVY
1,602,535 Non tax revenues
10,519,463 Total Revenues
shortfall -
CITY OF HOPKINS
ANALYSIS OF TAX LEVY
08/16/2011
Incr
from
Purpose
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012 Est
2011
Subject to Levy Limits
General Fund
$ 6,654,321
$ 7,261,263
$ 7,164,263
$ 7,516,943
$ 7,825,565
$ 8,160,614
$ 8,384,010
$ 8,539,064
$ 8.881,428
(a)
Capital Levy
25,000
25,000
50,000
75,000
100,000
100,000
125,000
Total Levy subject to Limits
$ 6,654,321
$ 7,286,263
$ 7,189,263
$ 7,566,943
$ 7,900,565
$ 8,260,614
$ 8,384,010
$ 8,639,064
$ 9,006,428
4.25%
2012 no levy limits
2011 levy limit was 3.04
Special Levies:
PERA Levy
11,815
11,815
11,815
11,815
11,815
35,500
35,500
35,500
35,500
MVHC Levy - for unallotment of 2008 & 2009
-
-
-
-
-
-
239,175
-
-
levied back 60% 398,492 2008 & 2009 unallotment
MVHC Levy - for unallotment of 2010
-
-
-
222,850
levied back 95.7% 232,850 2010 unallotment
Subtotal - Special Levies Other
11,815
21,815
31,815
31,815
11,815
35,500
274,675
258,350
35,500
(b)
Debt Levies:
1999D GO Perm Impr Revolving Bonds
26,000
26,000
26,000
26,000
26,000
26,000
-
-
-
2001 GO Refunding Bonds - Improv Rev
65,000
62,000
62,000
62,000
-
-
-
2001 GO Refunding Bonds - Park & Rec
210,000
190,000
180,000
175,000
150,000
130,000
108,000
-
2002B GO Improv Revolving Bonds
59,000
59,000
59,000
59,000
59,000
59,000
59,000
59,000
2002 HRA Revenue Bonds
678,000
240,550
650,000
650,000
-
-
-
-
-
2003 HRA Revenue Bonds
-
234,450
240,000
235,000
230,000
225,000
200,000
200,000
220,000
2023
2007B GO Improv Revolving Bonds
-
-
-
175,000
175,000
185,000
172,000
184,500
2017
2007A Capital Improvement Bonds
642,000
642,000
715,000
710,000
765,9002022
910,900 levy requirement
2010A GO Improvement Bonds
-
-
-
100,000
77,000
5 145,000 less - Enterprise Fund Leases
20108 Refunding (20026 Improv Bds)
-
-
-
-
59,000
2013 765,900
Subtotal - Debt Levies
5.27
1,038,000
812,000
1,217,000
1,207,000
1,282,000
1,257,000
1,267,000
1,241,000
1,306,400
Total - Special Levies
$1,049,815
$ 833,815
$1,248,815
$1,238,815
$ 1,293,815
$1,292,500
$ 1,541,675
$ 1,499,350
$ 1,341,900 -10.50
TOTAL LEVIES
$ 7,704,136
$ 8,120,078
$ 8,438,078
$ 8,805,758
$ 9,194,380
$ 9,553,114
$ 9,925,685
$10,138,414
$ 10,348,328
2.07
Increase over prior year
$ 535,884
$ 415,942
$ 318,000
$ 367,680
$ 388,622
$ 358,734
$ 372,571
$ 212,729
$ 209,914
Percentage Incr (Decr) - Total
7.48%
5.40%
3.92%
4.36%
4.41%
3.90%
3.90%
2.14%
2.07
Tax Capacity Rate (per HC rate cards)
56.664
48.944
48.262
45.8762
45.401
47.315
48.999
55.739
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS - 2012 to 2016
Total CIP and PIR Expenses
Total CIP & PIR Funding Sources
Difference - Excess (Shortfall) in Funding
Options for funding with Franchise Fees
Version 1
Version 2
Version 3
1,465,050 1,225,000 744,000 750,000 1,641,000 5,825,050
1,925,000 125,000 2,025,000 125,000 525,000 4,725,000
459,950 (1,100,000) 1,281,000 (625,000) (1,116,000) (1,100,050)
327,755
327,755
327,755
327,755
327,755
1,638,775
5 -year
288,191
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Total
Capital Improvement Fund
274,115
274,115
1,370,575
Projects Scheduled
Activity Center HVAC
355,000
Arts Center carpeting - Stages area
15,050
Activity Center carpet
36,000
Activity Center - gym floor
105,000
Activity Center - Rasp room roof
80,000
Fire Dept - carpet & apparatus room floor
56,000
Police - carpeting
40,000
City Hall lobby upgrade
110,000
Total CIP Fund improvements
370,050
-
36,000
-
391,000
797,050
Current CIP Funding Source - Levy
125,000
125,000
125,000
125,000
125,000
625,000
Permanent Improv Revolving (PIR)
does not include special assm projects
PIR Tax Levy Projects
Residential Street improvements
1,000,000
850,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
Citywide concrete alleys
35,000
13,000
RR Quiet Zone
30,000
225,000
2nd Avenue Berm Rehab
30,000
Mainstreet Traffic Signal Upgrade
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
Blake Road streetscape
100,000
Hwy 7 and 5th Ave N signal replacement
145,000
Co Rd 61 - Shady Oak Road
200,000
Parking Lot 200
200,000
Total PIR Fund improvements
1,095,000
1,225,000
708,000
750,000
1,250,000
5,028,000
Current PIR Funding Source - Levy Bonds only
1,800,000
1,900,000
400,000
4,100,000
Total CIP and PIR Expenses
Total CIP & PIR Funding Sources
Difference - Excess (Shortfall) in Funding
Options for funding with Franchise Fees
Version 1
Version 2
Version 3
1,465,050 1,225,000 744,000 750,000 1,641,000 5,825,050
1,925,000 125,000 2,025,000 125,000 525,000 4,725,000
459,950 (1,100,000) 1,281,000 (625,000) (1,116,000) (1,100,050)
327,755
327,755
327,755
327,755
327,755
1,638,775
288,191
288,191
288,191
288,191
288,191
1,440, 955
274,115
274,115
274,115
274,115
274,115
1,370,575
ANALYSIS OF REVENUES GENERATED FROM INCREASED RATE£
No of
Estimated
No of
Estimated
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
VERSION 1
Percentage
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Percentage
Dollar
to CIP
Xcel Enerav
Rate
Rate
June 2011
Revenue
Annual
Gen Fund
to CIP
Incr
Incr
Annualized
Residential
1.00
2.00
7,915
47,490.00
189,960.00
94,484.19
95,475.81
100.00%
1.00
12.00
Small C & I Non Demand
2.00
4.00
730
8,760.00
35,040.00
16,910.11
18,129.89
100.00%
2.00
24.00
Small C & I Demand
9.00
18.00
328
17,712.00
70,848.00
34,643.40
36,204.60
100.00%
9.00
108.00
Large C & 1
63.00
126.00
62
23,436.00
93,744.00
42,556.50
51,187.50
100.00%
63.00
756.00
9,035
97,398.00
389,592.00
188,594.20
200,997.80
No of
Estimated
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Gen Fund
to CIP
Centerpoint Energy
Rate
Rate
June 2011
Revenue
Annual
Gen Fund
to CIP
53,404.60
56,707.40
100.00%
Residential/Commercial A
1.00
2.00
4,588
27,528.00
110,112.00
53,404.60
56,707.40
100.00%
1.00
12.00
Commercial B
3.00
6.00
232
4,176.00
16,704.00
6,936.00
9,768.00
100.00%
3.00
36.00
Commercial/Industrial C
9.00
18.00
325
17,550.00
70,200.00
27,459.00
42,741.00
100.00%
9.00
108.00
Small Dual Fuel A
18.00
36.00
31
3,348.00
13,392.00
4,356.00
9,036.00
100.00%
18.00
216.00
Small Dual Fuel B
63.00
126.00
10
3,780.00
15,120.00
6,615.00
8,505.00
100.00%
63.00
756.00
Large Volume Dual Fuel
63.00
126.00
5,186
52,419.00
209,676.00
100.00%
63.00
756.00
Totals
5,186
56,382.00
225,528.00
98,770.60
126,757.40
287,364.80
288,191.20
use for capital expenditures
Totals 615,120.00 287,364.80 1 327,755.20 use for capital expenditures
VERSION 2
No of
Estimated
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Percentage
Dollar
Xcel Energy
Rate
Rate
June 2011
Revenue
Annual
Gen Fund
to CIP
Incr
Incr Annualized
Residential
1.00
2.00
7,915
47,490.00
189,960.00
94,484.19
95,475.81
100.00%
1.00
12.00
Small C & I Non Demand
2.00
4.00
730
8,760.00
35,040.00
16,910.11
18,129.89
100.00%
2.00
24.00
Small C & I Demand
9.00
15.00
328
14,760.00
59,040.00
34,643.40
24,396.60
66.67%
6.00
72.00
Large C & 1
63.00
110.00
62
20,460.00
81,840.00
42,556.50
39,283.50
74.60%
47.00
564.00
9,035
91,470.00
365,880.00
188,594.20
177,285.80
No of
Estimated
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Centerpoint Energy
Rae
Rate
June 2011
Revenue
Annual
Gen Fund
to CIP
Residential/Commercial A
1.00
2.00
4,588
27,528.00
110,112.00
53,404.60
56,707.40
100.00%
1.00
12.00
Commercial B
3.00
6.00
232
4,176.00
16,704.00
6,936.00
9,768.00
100.00%
3.00
36.00
Commercial/Industrial C
9.00
15.00
325
14,625.00
58,500.00
27,459.00
31,041.00
66.67%
6.00
72.00
Small Dual Fuel A
18.00
30.00
31
2,790.00
11,160.00
4,356.00
6,804.00
66.67%
12.00
144.00
Small Dual Fuel B
63.00
110.00
10
3,300.00
13,200.00
6,615.00
6,585.00
74.60%
47.00
564.00
Large Volume Dual Fuel
63.00
110.00
74.60%
47.00
564.00
5,186
52,419.00
209,676.00
98,770.60
110,905.40
Totals
575,556.00
287,364.80
288,191.20
use for capital expenditures
No of
Estimated
VERSION 3
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Percentage
Dollar
Xcel Enerav
Rate
Rate
June 2011
Revenue
Annual
Gen Fund
to CIP
Incr
Incr Annualized
Residential
1.00
2.00
7,915
47,490.00
189,960.00
94,484.19
95,475.81
100.00%
1.00
12.00
Small C & I Non Demand
2.00
4.00
730
8,760.00
35,040.00
16,910.11
18,129.89
100.00%
2.00
24.00
Small C & I Demand
9.00
15.00
328
14,760.00
59,040.00
34,643.40
24,396.60
66.67%
6.00
72.00
Large C & 1
63.00
95.00
62
17,670.00
70,680.00
42,556.50
28,123.50
50.79%
32.00
384.00
9,035
88,680.00
354,720.00
188,594.20
166,125.80
No of
Estimated
Current
Propsd
Customers
Quarterly
2012
Amount to
Increase
Centerpoint Energy
Rate
Rate
June 2011
Revenue
Annual
Gen Fund
to CIP
Residential/Commercial A
1.00
2.00
4,588
27,528.00
110,112.00
53,404.60
56,707.40
100.00%
1.00
12.00
Commercial B
3.00
6.00
232
4,176.00
16,704.00
6,936.00
9,768.00
100.00%
3.00
36.00
Commercial/Industrial C
9.00
15.00
325
14,625.00
58,500.00
27,459.00
31,041.00
66.67%
6.00
72.00
Small Dual Fuel A
18.00
27.00
31
2,511.00
10,044.00
4,356.00
5,688.00
50.00%
9.00
108.00
Small Dual Fuel B
63.00
95.00
10
2,850.00
11,400.00
6,615.00
4,785.00
50.79%
32.00
384.00
Large Volume Dual Fuel
63.00
95.00
-
50.79%
32.00
384.00
5,186
51,690.00
206,760.00
98,770.60
107,989.40
Totals
561,480.00
287,364.80
274,115.20
use for capital expenditures