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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION
October 20, 2014
5:00 PM, City Council Chambers
MEETING AGENDA
I. Budget Work Session - Housing Administration Fund
Truscott Housing Fund
Marolt Housing Fund
Smuggler Housing Fund
Grants
2015 Proposed Budget
October 20, 2014
P1
I.
Agenda for Oct. 20
•Housing Administration Fund (620)
•Truscott Housing Fund (491)
•Marolt Housing Fund (492)
•Smuggler Housing Fund (622)
•Grants
2 P2
I.
Housing Administration Fund
•City and County Subsidies Held Flat
•Sales Revenue Remains Elevated
Burlingame Phase II Adding $164,000
•Property Management Fees
5% of Rental Income
•Foreclosures -Net Zero Impact to Fund
City of Aspen
Subsidy,
$196,500
Pitkin County
Subsidy
$196,500
Property
Management
Fees
$180,400
Foreclosures
$500,000
Sales Revenue
$423,880
ACI / TII
Reimbursement
s Tax Credits,
$308,500
Other Revenues
$67,000
Revenues = $1,872,780
3 P3
I.
Housing Administration Fund
•Base Budget Increase: 5.0%
Labor: 3.0%
Materials and Services: 2.0%
Overhead: 24.9%
•Including Foreclosures and Capital: 3.7%
•Beyond 2015
•Transfers to AMP result from new City offices
Operating
Expenses
$1,111,110
Overhead
$165,800
Foreclosures
$500,000
Capital
Expenses
$2,800
Expenditures = $1,779,710
4 P4
I.
Housing Administration Fund
Net Change to Fund Balance: $93,070
$0
$500,000
$1,000,000
$1,500,000
$2,000,000
$2,500,000
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Housing Administration Fund
Long Range Plan 2011-2019
Ending Balance Revenues Expenditures Reserve (12.5% of Uses)
5 P5
I.
Truscott Housing Fund
•Rental Rate Increase
Allowance is for 3.0% or CPI
•Transfers Increase for Capital Needs
$1 million for foundations, flat work, re-grading
Anticipated to be paid back in time
Rental Income
$1,072,000
Laundry Fees
$33,400
Transfers
$1,100,000
Other
$16,000
Revenues = $2,225,900
6 P6
I.
Truscott Housing Fund
•Base Budget Increase: 8.0%
Labor, Materials, Supplies: 1.3%
Management Fee to Housing Admin: (0.7%)
GF Overhead: 69.6%
•With Debt Service and Transfers : 4.5%
2009 Bonds –Payments through 2021
•With Capital: 66.7%
Drainage Improvement Project
Operating
Expenses
$621,750
Overhead
$117,000
Capital
$1,309,750
Debt Service &
Transfers
$723,300
Expenditures = $2,771,800
7 P7
I.
Truscott Housing Fund
2015 Project Cost
Truscott Drainage Improvements $1,000,000
Cement Stairs Replacement $250,000
Concrete Sidewalk Repairs $29,000
Interior Painting $13,000
Fleet (Shared with Marolt)$7,750
Annual Building Repairs $5,000
Water Heater Tank Replacement $5,000
Total Capital Projects $1,309,750
8 P8
I.
Truscott Housing Fund
Net Change to Fund Balance: ($545,900)
$0
$500,000
$1,000,000
$1,500,000
$2,000,000
$2,500,000
$3,000,000
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Truscott Housing Fund
Long Range Plan 2011-2019
Fund Balance Revenues Expenditures Reserve (12.5% of Uses)
9 P9
I.
Marolt Housing Fund
•Rents Much Improved Since 2012
Now over 90% of total income and 87% of total
expenses
•AMA Lease
Current Contract through August 2019
•Support from 150 Fund minimalRental Income
$864,430
Utilities, Music,
Parking, Misc.
$52,300
Cafeteria Lease
and Utilities
$19,500
Revenues = $936,230
10 P1
0
I.
Marolt Housing Fund
•Base Budget Increase: 1.7%
Labor Decrease: 1.3%
Property Mgmt Fee Increase: 27.8%
•Including Capital Projects Decrease: 23.5%
Completion of the new roofs
•Aggregate Budget Decrease: 14.5%
Debt Service ContinuesOperating
Expenses
$423,290
Overhead and
Transfers
$54,000
Capital
Projects
$79,350
Debt Service
$431,400
Expenditures = $988,040
11 P1
1
I.
Marolt Housing Fund
2015 Project Cost
Carpet and Vinyl Replacements $25,000
Exterior Painting $20,000
Boiler & Plumbing Repairs $8,600
Fleet (Shared with Truscott)$7,750
Furniture and Fixture Replacements $6,000
Interior Painting $5,000
Microwave & Fridge Replacement $4,500
Window Replacement $2,500
Total Capital Projects $79,350
12 P1
2
I.
Marolt Housing Fund
Net Change to Fund Balance: ($51,810)
$0
$200,000
$400,000
$600,000
$800,000
$1,000,000
$1,200,000
$1,400,000
$1,600,000
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Marolt Housing Fund
Long Range Plan 2011-2019
Fund Balance Revenues Expenditures Reserve (12.5% of Uses)
13 P1
3
I.
Smuggler Housing Fund
•APCHA Owned Property
•Rental Income Steady
•No Current Partnership Opportunity Exists
Rental Income
$65,645
Other Income
$1,090
Revenues = $68,120
14 P1
4
I.
Smuggler Housing Fund
•Increase from 2014 Budget: 92%
Operating budget reduction of 3%
First time for capital improvements in 4 years
Operating
Expenses
$53,950
Capital
Expenses
$60,350
Overhead
$5,000
Expenditures = $119,300
15 P1
5
I.
Smuggler Housing Fund
2015 Project Cost
Exterior Painting $30,300
Replace Kitchen Appliances $14,900
Vinyl & Carpet Replacement $7,500
Asphalt Seal Coat $4,400
Hot Water Heater Replacement $3,250
Total Capital Projects $60,350
16 P1
6
I.
Smuggler Housing Fund
Net Change to Fund Balance: ($51,180)
$0
$50,000
$100,000
$150,000
$200,000
$250,000
$300,000
$350,000
2011 2012 2013 Budget Budget+Supp 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Smuggler Housing Fund
Long Range Plan 2011-2019
Fund Balance Revenues Expenditures Reserve (12.5% of Uses)
17 P1
7
I.
Grants
2013 Awarded 2014 Awarded 2015 Recommendation
General Fund -Community Non-Profits*$227,530 $178,090 $176,350
General Fund -Health and Human Services $373,210 $392,010 $399,850
General Fund -Other Non-Profits $401,170 $389,100 $396,890
General Fund -Total Monetary $1,001,910 $959,200 $973,090
General Fund -Total In-Kind $105,750 $93,750 $95,500
Parks and Open Space Fund $41,000 $41,000 $28,000
Wheeler Opera House Fund $352,500 $350,000 $345,800
Grand Total $1,501,160 $1,443,950 $1,442,390
•Community Non-Profits includes 10% increase for X-Games approved back in January 2014
•Annual Parks and Open Space grants of $13,000 shifted to General Fund
18 P1
8
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