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Rockdale Water Resources

Rockdale Water Resources. 2012 Budget Summary January – March Water & Sewerage Authority Meeting May 3, 2012. Operating Revenues vs. Operating Expenses. Total Revenue $5,162,929 20.6% of Budget Total Expenses $7,256,077 28.9% of Budget

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Rockdale Water Resources

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  1. Rockdale Water Resources 2012 Budget Summary January – March Water & Sewerage Authority Meeting May 3, 2012

  2. Operating Revenues vs. Operating Expenses Total Revenue $5,162,929 20.6% of Budget Total Expenses $7,256,077 28.9% of Budget Variance ($2,093,148) *CCR is not included in Operating Revenue -YTD $ 33,923($25,200 Water CCR/$8,723 Wastewater CCR)

  3. 2012 Operating Revenues Water Base & Volume $ 2,852,012 Other Water Misc $ 79,177 Wastewater Revenues $ 1,608,071 Other Wastewater Misc $ 414,129 Fines & Forfeitures $ 206,556 Interest Income $ 2,984 Total Operating Revenue $ 5,162,929 20.6 % of Total Budget

  4. 2012 Operating Expenses Personal Services $ 949,028 Purchased & Cont. Svcs $ 1,111,107 Supplies & Materials $ 548,936 Indirect Costs $ 4,642,850 Total Operating Expenses $ 7,251,921 Total Capital (Computers) $4,156 Total Expenses $ 7,256,077 28.9 % of Total Budget *Feb & March depreciation was estimated

  5. 2012 Budget Notes Revenue: • $893,922.71 was moved out of Jan 2012 and moved back to December 2011 Revenue due to the service dates. • Revenue has shown signs of increasing slightly in March most likely due to the dry weather. Peak usage is typically in July & August.

  6. 2012 Budget Notes Expenses: • A Debt Service Payment was made in January- $2,726,282 in interest (includes the Reservoir) Principal payments reduce our liability account. Funds are allocated to the Sinking Fund and accumulated year round to pay the Debt Service Principal & Interest. • Depreciation will be included in all profit and loss reports but not in cash flow reports (i.e. bank statement reports, audited cash flow statements, etc.)

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