Proposed 2018 Budget Presentation Bristol Township Council President - Craig Bowen Council Vice-President – Cynthia Murphy Councilman Howard Allen Councilman - Patrick Antonello Councilman - Joe Glasson Councilman - John Monahan Councilwoman – Maryann Wagner Township Manager -William J. McCauley, III December 7, 2017
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Proposed 2018 Budget Presentation
Bristol Township
Council President - Craig BowenCouncil Vice-President – Cynthia Murphy
Councilman Howard AllenCouncilman - Patrick Antonello
Councilman - Joe GlassonCouncilman - John Monahan
Councilwoman – Maryann WagnerTownship Manager -William J. McCauley, III
December 7, 2017
2018 BUDGET SCHEDULE• 2018 budget request forms
distributed to department heads on September 14. Dept. heads submit expenditure estimates (October 7).
• 2018 Budget Distributed to Council and public on November 14
• 2018 Budget Public Hearings:
November 14 (first reading)
December 7 (presentation)
• Adoption of proposed 2018 budget: December 7 or December 21
BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
• No fund balance being proposed as revenue inthe balanced General Fund operating budget forthe sixth consecutive year=BALANCED BUDGET.
• NO REAL ESTATE TAX INCREASE (Real estate taxdecrease in 2012, 2015 and no increase in 2013,2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018)
• Proposed budget reflects a 13% increase (allfunds) over the 2017 adopted budget.
• Continue to invest in infrastructure. $2 millionfor gateway beautification projects, $1 million forblight removal, and $4 million for expansion ofmunicipal complex park.
• $76,475,204 million in unfunded liabilities2
despite having gone to Act 111 Arbitration.
2: Total = $76,475,204 includes post employment benefit plan, Police Pension Trust Fund, and accrued leaves . Breakdown is as follows: Post employment benefit plan ($66,464,278), Police Pension Trust Fund ($6,538,930), Accrued Leave ($3,471,996)
COMPARISON BETWEEN 2017 ADOPTED &
2018 PROPOSED BUDGET
Township Fund 2017 Adopted 2018 Proposed Increase/Decrease% Change
from
Budget Budget from Previous Year Previous Year
General Fund $ 23,888,500.00 $ 21,186,000.00 $ (2,702,500.00) (11%)
Education Service Agency $ 170,900.00 $ 183,300.00 $ 12,400.00 7%
Street Lights $ 805,000.00 $ 728,500.00 $ (76,500.00) (10%)
Fire $ 1,177,800.00 $ 1,146,400.00 $ (31,400.00) (3%)
Rescue $ 227,300.00 $ 230,400.00 $ 3,100.00 1%
Parks $ 793,100.00 $ 469,800.00 $ 323,300.00 (41%)
Total Expenditures $20,111,300.00 $20,964,100.00 N/A $852,800.00 4.24%
GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES
(2018)
46.49%
1.51%
35.06%
16.94%
Salaries
FICA
Benefits
Operating Expenses
CAPITAL FUND Highlights
• 2018 total proposed budgetfor the Capital Fund is$12,730,000 an increase of$7,366,00 over the 2017budget of $5,364,000
• Borrowed $10 million fromDelaware Valley RegionalFinance Authority in July2017
• Transferred $3 million todebt fund to pay off loans
CAPITAL FUNDHighlights
• Development of municipal complex parkland ($4 million)
CAPITAL FUNDHighlights
• Development of municipal complex parkland ($4 million)
CAPITAL FUNDHighlights
Cedar Avenue Park
CAPITAL FUND Highlights
CAPITAL FUND Highlights
• Township Gateway Beautification Project –$2 million
• Blight Elimination ($1 million)
• Upgrade of five intersections/traffic signals
• Spray Park at Policeman’s Park ($700,000)
• Wistar Avenue Bridge ($850,000)
• Other capital projects computer upgrades ($60,000) document scanning technology ($150,000), and new police cars ($165,000) provide “Glasson Grants” ($100,000) to volunteer fire companies and public works bucket truck ($100,000)
BRISTOL TOWNSHIP MILLING & PAVING
Program Summary
*The Public Works Department has also paved approximately 2 miles of Township highways between 2012 and 2014.
ROADS MILES COST
2012 36 8.4 $1,259,940
2013 162 35.8 $4,255,722
2014 99 25.0 $3,529,988
2015 130 32.3 $4,421,213
2016 50 14.6 $1,979,952
2017 11 3.36 $368,132
Total 488 119.46 $15,814,947
2018 15 10 $1,500,000
GRAND TOTAL 503 129.46 $17,314,947
CAPITAL PROJECTS Highlights
RECREATION FUND
2014 Actual 2015 Actual 2016 Actual 2017 (Adopted) 2018(Proposed)5 Year
Aggregate
Total Revenues $430,255.00 $427,929.00 $445,211.00 $793,100.00 $469,800.00 $2,566,295.00
Total Expenses $385,625.00 $359,484.00 $312,373.00 $793,100.00 $469,800.00 $2,320,382.00
• 2018 total proposed budget for the Refuse Fund is $7,198,700an increase of $1,917,300 over the 2017 budget of $5,281,400
• 2018 is the final year of a five-year trash contract with WasteManagement to expire on December 31, 2018.
• No Rate Increase proposed for Residential trash in 2018.
• $20 rate reduction in 2014 for residential refuse collectionsdecreased the annual residential trash fee from $337 a year in2013 to $317 in 2014 ($317 fee proposed again in 2018).
• Free Spring Cleanup Weekend/Fall Cleanup Day to dispose ofextra trash.
• Free electronics recycling program for township residents.Only municipality in Bucks County with free electronicsrecycling program!
SEWER FUND
2014 Actual 2015 Actual 2016 Actual 2017 Adopted 2018 Proposed5 Year
Aggregate
Total Revenues $5,258,090.00 $5,217,852.00 $5,381,058.00 $11,749,180.00 $11,079,500.00 $38,685,680.00
Total Expenses $4,436,644.00 $5,777,128.00 $5,020,549.00 $11,749,180.00 $11,079,500.00 $38,063,001.00
• 2.25 million permitted gallons of sewage treated daily at treatment plant.
• 2018 total proposed budget for the Sewer Fund revenues is $11,079,500 a decrease of $669,680 over the 2017 budget of $11,749,180.*
*Reflects $5.7 million in capital upgrades
SEWER FUND Highlights
• No rate increase proposed for sewer fund.
• $5.7 million to invest in a secondary clarifier and endmoratorium on sewer connections to collectionsystem and increase capacity at sewage treatmentplant.
• Expenditures include continuing repairs ($789,378)for capital upgrades to the sewer pumping stations,Inflow and Infiltration program (I&I) work($400,000), and treatment plant generator $830,000
SEWER FUND Highlights
• Contract with M&B Environmentalexpires end of 2017
• Solicited proposals from Aqua,Severn Trent, BCWSA, and M&B toassume plant operations andmanagement
• New Five-Year contract ($1.5 million)with Severn Trent (Inframark) toassume management and operationsof wastewater treatment plant.
• Severn Trent (Inframark) has 35+years experience in wastewaterindustry
2017 LIQUID FUELS FUND FINANCIAL RESULTS (Projected)
Funds from the Commonwealth of PA used for maintenance & reconstruction of Township Roads
January 1, 2017 Beginning Fund Balance $3,079,649
Revenue 1,562,179
Expense 1,661,644
Annual Deficit 99,465
December 31, 2017 Cumulative Fund Balance $2,980,184
TOWNSHIP MILLAGE & REFUSE FEE
Average Assessed Value 17,877 Mils
Average
Resident's
Township Real Estate RE Taxes &
Year Millage Tax Refuse Fee Trash Fee
2008 19.6125 $351.00 $332.00 $683.00
2009 20.9875 $375.00 $337.00 $712.00
2010 23.9875 $429.00 $337.00 $766.00
2011 23.9875 $429.00 $337.00 $766.00
2012 23.9875 $429.00 $337.00 $766.00
2013 23.9875 $429.00 $337.00 $766.00
2014 23.9875 $429.00 $317.00 $746.00
2015 23.98 $429.00 $317.00 $746.00
2016 23.98 $429.00 $317.00 $746.00
2017 23.98 $429.00 $317.00 $746.00
2018 23.98 $429.00 $317.00 $746.00
Bristol Township Taxes 2008-2018
REAL ESTATE TAX MILLAGE HISTORY
(2007 – 2018)TOWNSHIP AMOUNT PERCENTAGE
YEAR MILLAGE INCREASE INCREASE
2007 19.6125 - 0.00%
2008 19.6125 - 0.00%
2009 20.9875 1.3750 7.01%
2010 23.9875 3.0000 14.29%
2011 23.9875 - 0.00%
2012 23.9875 - 0.00%
2013 23.9875 - 0.00%
2014 23.9875 - 0.00%
2015 23.98 (0.0075) -0.03%
2016 23.98 - 0.00%
2017 23.98 - 0.00%
2018 23.98 - 0.00%
TOTALS 4.3675 21.27%
AVERAGE 0.3644 1.77%
VALUE OF ONE MILL (2008-2018)
Year Assessed Valuation Value of One Mill Net Value of One Mill
2018 $418,976,610 $418,976.61 $397,932.78
2017 $416,156,390 $416,156.39 $395,348.75
2016 $416,798,170 $416,798.17 $395,958.26
2015 $417,462,470 $417,462.47 $396,589.35
2014 $416,837,500 $416,837.50 $391,827.25
2013 $418,976,000 $418,976.39 $393,837.81
2012 $416,024,630 $416,024.63 $391,063.15
2011 $417,440,720 $417,440.72 $392,394.28
2010 420,204,750 $420,204.75 $394,992.47
2009 420,688,490 $420,688.49 $395,447.18
2008 420,774,370 $420,774.37 $395,527.91
215.82 , 82%
23.98 , 9%
23.20 , 9%
Bristol Township S.D 215.82 mills
Bristol Township 23.98 mills
Bucks County 23.20 mills
WHERE YOUR TAX DOLLARS GO!!!
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