Water Cash Reserve Calculation see page 6 Departmental Summary - Water see pages 7-8 Followed by detailed departmental budgets see pages 9-17 Fiscal Year 2018 Approved Water Operating Budget see pages 2-3 Statement of Operations and Changes In Net Assets - Water Water Capital Budget see pages 4-5 1
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Water Cash Reserve Calculation see page 6
Departmental Summary - Water see pages 7-8Followed by detailed departmental budgets see pages 9-17
Fiscal Year 2018Approved
Water Operating Budget see pages 2-3Statement of Operations and Changes In Net Assets - Water
OPERATING REVENUESResidential 2,048,608$ 1,935,619$ 1,814,316$ 234,292$ 13% Growth factor of 3% on current meter countCommercial 364,408 356,084 323,978 40,430 12% Growth factor of 3% on current meter countIndustrial 40,702 33,278 36,208 4,494 12% Growth factor of 3% on current meter countMunicipal 34,586 29,789 30,785 3,801 12% Growth factor of 3% on current meter countMulti-Family 560,033 526,128 496,675 63,358 13% Growth factor of 3% on current meter countIrrigation/Hydrant 92,770 100,777 82,404 10,366 13% Growth factor of 3% on current meter countUnbilled Revenue - (30,710) - - N/A Unknown Until FY Year-End
Total Water Usage Sales 3,141,107 2,950,965 2,784,366 356,741 13%
Other Water Revenue - - - - N/A N/A
Total Other Water Revenues - - - - N/A
Total Operating revenues 3,141,107 2,950,965 2,784,366 356,741 13%
Operating expenses:Board of Directors 3,495 4,997 2,424 1,071 44% See Departmental PageExecutive 71,313 71,746 68,925 2,388 3% See Departmental PageAdministrative 103,397 97,576 81,327 22,070 27% See Departmental PageCustomer Service 163,107 221,087 162,954 153 0% See Departmental PageFinance 968,038 928,780 902,562 65,476 7% See Departmental PageOperations 128,198 194,222 139,498 (11,300) -8% See Departmental PageDistribution 541,593 516,716 451,010 90,583 20% See Departmental PageWater Treatment Plant 935,818 843,648 904,520 31,298 3% See Departmental PageRisk Management 31,116 29,422 30,600 516 2% See Departmental Page
Total Operating Expenses 2,946,075 2,908,194 2,743,820 202,255 7%
NON-OPERATING REVENUES & EXPENSESMaterial Sales - 892 - - N/A Unknown, not a usual occurrenceBilled for Dig In's 1,104 (737) 1,356 (252) -19% Average of past eight yearsCustom Work Sales - - - - N/A Unknown, not a usual occurrenceMisc. Other Sales - 1,116 - - N/A Unknown, not a usual occurrenceInspection Fees - 21,280 4,068 (4,068) -100% Accounted for in Contributed CapitalSewer Billing Fees - City - - - - N/A N/AMaterial Sales Costs - (892) - - N/A Unknown, not a usual occurrence
Canby UtilityApproved FY 18 Budget
Statement of Operations and Changes In Net Assets - Water
Statement of Operations and Changes In Net Assets - Water
Misc. Other Costs - - - - N/A Unknown, not a usual occurrenceInspection Fees Cost - (21,280) (4,068) 4,068 -100% Accounted for in Contributed CapitalInterest Income 54,033 16,196 20,673 33,360 161% Rate applied to estimated cash on handGain On Disposition of Property 4,900 1,144 4,000 900 23% Sell F450Loss On Disposition of Property - (687) - - N/A UnknownOther Deductions (800) (850) (850) 50 -6% 2007 Bond Admin FeesInterest Expense (111,999) (127,227) (121,866) 9,867 -8% Refunding 2004 Bond savings
Total Non-Operating Revenues & Expenses (52,762) (111,045) (96,687) 43,925 -45%
Net Income/(Loss) before CapitalContributions 142,270 (68,274) (56,141) 198,411 -353%
Capital ContributionsHook-up Fees 51,359 120,785 27,231 24,128 89% 161 new meter setsContribution From Others 227,232 373,293 33,634 193,598 576% From Capital BudgetSDC Fees 912,812 437,743 344,377 568,435 165% 161 Residential and 123 Multi-Family
Total Capital Contributions 1,191,403 931,821 405,242 786,161 194%
Change in Net Assets 1,333,673$ 863,547$ 349,101$ 984,572$ 282%
Cash Flow:
Cash and Investments Estimate, June 30, 2017 4,086,506$
Cash Used For Capital Purchases (1,145,757) Change in Net Assets 1,333,673
Add/Subtract Non-Cash Items:Add Back Depreciation 660,046
Principle Payments on Water Bonds (337,000)
Net Cash Generated/(Used) 510,962
Cash and Investments Estimate, June 30, 2018 4,597,468$
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LaborProject Name Description of Project Labor Materials Transportation Overheads Contractor Project Cost
Charges 72.39% Costs
Executive - Projects-$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$
Finance - ProjectsCost-of-Service (water rates) and System Development Charge's (SDC)
It is recommended in the Water System Master Plan that periodic updating of the SDC analysis be conducted. The last SDC study was 2004.
- - - - 25,000 25,000
Operations & Distribution Capital Equipment 5 Yard Dump Truck The water dept. does not own a dump truck. They have been using the electric
departments' truck. However, due to the high volume of new construction combined with ongoing maintenance activities, scheduling the use of the electric department's truck has become inefficient and unproductive.
- - - - 100,000 100,000 Purchase small tilt-bed trailer, carry-over from FY 17
It is approved to purchase a small tilt bed trailer for general use and to transport the large pavement saw. Current practice to transport the large pavement saw requires loading with U29's corner mount crane. Self loading it onto a low deck tilt bed trailer would be safer, more efficient and make it more readily available when needed. - - - - 3,000 3,000
Replace U-29 , a 2005 Ford F450 equipped with a 9' service body and a corner mount crane. New unit to be a Ford F550 chassis equipped with an 11' service body and a corner mount crane with stabilizer / outrigger. - - - - 125,000 125,000
Operations & Distribution - ProjectsFY15 Carry Over - Emergency Well Water Treatment
Provide the Utility with a transportable well water treatment plant capable of providing 250 gpm of potable water. In the event of a major earthquake this unit may be the only potable water production available to us, at least in the short term. This unit will be complete with it’s own power supply and necessary pumps. This unit will be set up to pump to the system or to an isolated section of distribution piping with public drive up distribution points. The FY18 request contains unspent FY16 funds. - - - - 22,537 22,537
Replace approx. 32 #11 meter boxes Approx. 96 #11 meter boxes have been determined to be sidewalk trip hazards. Typically replacement of these meter boxes will require replacing a 5' X 5' concrete sidewalk panel as the meter boxes can not be replaced or raised without replacing the sidewalk panels. It is approved to replace approx. 1/3 of them per year for a 3 year multi-year project.
7,040 3,100 1,500 5,096 9,600 26,336 Mainline Replacement Continuation of Water Master Plan recommendation to replace aging water
mains. Lines to be replaced are chosen based on age, material type, leak and failure history and projected improvement to the system. This years candidates are replacing 525 feet of 6" steel with 8" ductile Iron on NE 9th from Pine St. to Molalla Forest Rd. and replacing 650' of 6" steel with 8" ductile Iron on NE 13th Circle (North 1/2). 53,000 152,000 12,000 38,367 99,000 354,367
City Street Resurfacing In advance of City street resurfacing projects at various locations Canby Utility will need to replace damaged / deteriorated valve cans.
11,000 1,000 5,400 7,963 - 25,363 Water Quality Sampling Stations Purchase and install four water sampling stations to provide sanitary sampling
locations . Current practice of using residential or commercial faucets carries the potential of a false positive reading being reported to the state.
900 5,200 800 652 - 7,552
Canby UtilityWater System
FY 18 Approved Capital Budget
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LaborProject Name Description of Project Labor Materials Transportation Overheads Contractor Project Cost
Charges 72.39% Costs
Canby UtilityWater System
FY 18 Approved Capital Budget
Large Commercial Meter Upgrades These metering installations have various issues including inadequate working space, lack of front shut off valves and maintenance bypasses that prevented their being upgraded to AMR. In addition some have plumbing arrangements that could be causing poor metering accuracy.
6,800 22,000 7,000 4,923 5,000 45,723 Meter Replacement Replacement of residential and commercial meters. These are Itron 80wi meters
that are no longer supported by the vendor and have a 10 % failure rate.5,100 77,000 7,750 3,692 93,542
Replace HVAC at Shop Buildings E-75% W-25% Existing unit has reached the end of its useful life. The project cost is shared with the city, our cost is 56.4% of $30,000, the total. - - - - 4,230 4,230
WTPCapital Expenditure Modifications Capital Draw-down upon request Per VEOLIA WATER O&M Service Agreement. - - - - 25,000 25,000
CONTRIBUTED CAPITALNew Projects New construction project in various location in Canby 39,000 121,000 39,000 28,232 - 227,232 Various Residential Connects Estimated 161 connects / meter sets 2,822 41,860 1,150 2,043 - 47,875
Total 125,662$ 423,160$ 74,600$ 90,968$ 431,367$ 1,145,757$
Total Payroll & Employer Paid Expenses 56,779$ 62,162$ 52,591$ 4,188$ 8% 2% COLA and inc'd exp's
Dues, Fees & Subscriptions 300 43 300 - 0% Based on prior year budgetMeeting Expenses 300 143 300 - 0% Kiwanis and Chamber lunches
Total Departmental Expenses 600 186 600 - 0%
Legal 9,600 6,587 9,600 - 0% Based on prior year budgetOther Consultants - - - - N/A N/AMarketing 200 241 2,000 (1,800) -90% Chamber costs
Total Consulting/Contract 9,800 6,828 11,600 (1,800) -16%
LOC 131 125 131 - 0% Based on prior year budgetLGPI 271 258 271 - 0% Based on prior year budgetOAWU 977 940 977 - 0% Based on prior year budgetSDAO 226 192 226 - 0% Based on prior year budgetTri County 75 - 75 - 0% Based on prior year budgetAWWA 350 355 350 - 0% Based on prior year budgetOWUC 700 700 700 - 0% Based on prior year budgetICMA - - - - N/A N/A
Total Trade Organizations 2,730 2,570 2,730 - 0%
Training 900 - 900 - 0% Based on prior year budgetTransportation 504 - 504 - 0% Based on prior year budget
Total Transportation & Training 1,404 - 1,404 - 0%
Total Executive Expenses 71,313$ 71,746$ 68,925$ 2,388$ 3%
Total Payroll & Employer Paid Expenses 118,850$ 187,936$ 119,798$ (948)$ -1%2.0% COLA and inc'd exp's offset by less meter reading
Dues, Fees & Subscriptions - - - - N/AMeeting Expenses 18 57 18 - 0% Same as last yearOffice Supplies 221 139 109 112 103% Neopost suppliesPostage 11,100 16,846 19,440 (8,340) -43% CASS certification savings, $720 for backflow Reporters 5,925 2,004 5,371 554 10% Per scheduleBad Debt 2,278 987 2,700 (422) -16% Average last 5 years actualsCash Over/Short - - - - N/AUncollectible Accounts - 1 - - N/A
Total Departmental 19,542 20,034 27,638 (8,096) -29%
Printing & Stationery Supplies 1,825 - 625 1,200 192% Billing forms , thru May 2018 & 2 yr supply Translation Services - - - - N/AOutside Services Employed - - - - N/AOffice Contract Help - - - - N/A
Total Consulting/Contract 1,825 - 625 1,200 192%
Training 570 585 2,074 (1,504) -73% BPA roundtable 3C's conference, PSC NWPPATransportation 2,120 1,508 1,569 551 35% Increase of trans allocation
Total Transportation & Training 2,690 2,093 3,643 (953) -26%
Customer Info - - - - N/ACustomer Relations 750 576 500 250 50% Inc'd for open house / giveawaysSchool/Comm 750 448 750 - 0% Same as last yearShare the Warmth 10,000 10,000 10,000 - 0% Same as last yearWater Promotion 8,700 - - 8,700 N/A Water Filter Program
Total Programs 20,200 11,024 11,250 8,950 80%
Total Customer Service Expenses 163,107$ 221,087$ 162,954$ 153$ 0%
Net Payroll & Employer Paid Expenses 498,702 471,324 402,359 96,343 24% 2.0% COLA and inc'd exp's, added addt'l worker
Dues, Fees & Subscriptions 1,850 955 1,850 - 0% Based on fy17
Safety 6,000 5,568 6,008 (8) 0% Based on fy17Office Supplies 120 29 120 - 0% Based on fy17Shop and Work Equipment Expenses 6,696 8,333 6,696 - 0% Based on fy17Maintenance of Distribution Mains 5,400 5,014 5,400 - 0% Based on fy17Maintenance of Water Services 7,776 15,923 14,796 (7,020) -47% Based on 5 mo. YTDMaintenance of Water Meters 2,100 2,339 2,100 - 0% Based on fy17Maintenance of Water Hydrants 4,044 3,303 4,044 - 0% Based on fy17Equipment Rental - - - - N/AMaintenance Supervision & Engineering - - - - N/A
Total Departmental 33,986 41,464 41,014 (7,028) -17%