3. 2015 Budget, Part 2Administration & Finance (41000)
This budget includes personnel expenses for the Administrator, Treasurer, Deputy Clerk and
Office Assistant, as well as the budgets for a large variety of contractual services such as
assessing, auditing, legal, animal control and recycling services.
This draft budget shows an approximately 4.25% increase from 2014 to 2015, primarily because
of the increase in contractual services for codification. Misc Contractual (438) includes $9,000
to have the non -Development Code ordinances codified.
The increase in the Personnel Services budget is reflective of applying a 1.5% COLA increase to
the step plan effective January 1, 2015 and assumes each employee will receive her step increase
on her anniversary date.
Revenues to this budget include license fees, the recycling grant and charges for services.
Revenues from fines and forfeitures offset a portion of legal services (prosecution) costs.
Revenue from the cable TV franchise offsets the expense item (437) which is transferred to the
Forest Lake Cable Commission (net cost = $0.)
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ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE (41000) REVENUE
2011
Actual
2015 Draft Budget
2012 2013 2014 7/10/2014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Adopted Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed
Licenses & Perks
33401 LGA/MVHC/AGIPERA Aid
32180 Tobacco& Liquor Licenses
11,060
10,988
10,938
11,000
75
11,000
11,500
32190 Other City Permits
200
689
425
250
375
425
400
32260 Gambling Perils
70
45
160
45
45
45
80
Total Licenses &Perks
11,330
11,722
11,523
11,295
495
11,470
11,980
Intergovernmental Revenues
33401 LGA/MVHC/AGIPERA Aid
362
9,202
9,241
362
724
724
33422 Other State Grants & Aida
1,500
34105 Maps & Publications
25
12,900
8,770
33620 Recycling Grant
7,235
7,235
7,980
7,235
8,024
8,000
Total Intergovernmental Aid
7,597
16,437
17,221
7,597 0
8,748
8,724
Charges for Services
34102 Legal Services
1,000
823
17,031
1,000
1,680
2,000
1,500
34105 Maps & Publications
25
12,900
8,770
34107 Assessment Search Fees
50
250
210
200
70
200
200
34110 Escrow Reimbursement
2,725
8,955
9,295
6,000
3,799
8,000
9,000
34304 Reimbursement for Services
17,637
30,789
1,100
13,600
14,451
18,908
14,000
Total Charges for Services
3,800
10,028
27,636
1,200
1,750
2,200
1,700
35101 Fines & Forfeitures
15,000
17,818
11,534
16,000
5,651
16,000
12,000
Other Income
36210 Interest Income
11,537
7,023
5,396
7,100
4,252
4,508
4,500
36240 Insurance Dividend
0
12,900
8,770
36250 Misc. Refunds
100
3,643
597
500
6,400
6,400
500
38050 Cable TV Franchise Rebate
6,000
7,223
9,602
6,000
3,799
8,000
9,000
Total Other Income
17,637
30,789
24,365
13,600
14,451
18,908
14,000
Other Financino Sources
Total Administration & Finance Dept 348,399 383,045 408,671 344,542 179,608 352,176 361,667
Notes:
1 of 1 Admin 3:39 PM 10/6/2014
2015 Draft Budget
GENERAL FUND 101
124,700
148,995
130,484
141,621
64,704
141,621
144,743
ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE (41000) EXPENSE
9,358
10,338
9,435
10,214
4,717
10,214
10,494
2011
2012
2013
2014
6/30/2014
2014
2015
Change
Actual
Actual
Actual
Adopted
Year -to -Date
Estimated
Proposed
'1415
Account Description Expenses
Expenses
Expenses
Budget
Expdts
Expdtrs
Budget
Budget
101 Regular Wages & Salaries
124,700
148,995
130,484
141,621
64,704
141,621
144,743
121 PERA Coord. Employer Contribution
9,358
10,338
9,435
10,214
4,717
10,214
10,494
122 FICA Employer Cordribution
7,988
9,027
10,497
8,734
1,605
8,734
8,974
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution
1,866
2,111
1,858
2,043
972
2,043
2,099
131 Health Insurance Employer Contribution
10,974
13,991
13,827
%510
5,137
9,510
12,691
134 Life Insurance Employer Paid
604
569
643
631
176
631
576
135 Disability Insurance Employer Paid
610
712
424
701
201
402
442
151 Workers Comp Insurance Premium
1,373
1,389
1,316
1,474
1,001
11001
1,101
Total Personnel Services
157,474
187,132
168,484
174,927
78,512
174,156
181,120
317 Employee Training
345
100
65
500
0
500
300
Materials & Supplies
1,440
1,211
860
1,000
305
1,000
1,000
200 Office Supplies
1,770
2,741
1,533
2,000
326
1,500
1,750
203 Printed Forms & Papers
2,209
2,468
2,089
2,000
384
2,000
2,100
210 Operating Supplies
1,185
809
121
750
164
750
750
Total Materials & Supplies
5J64
6,018
3,743
4.750
895
4,250
4,600 -3.16%
Contractual Services
300 Assessor
25,430
27,426
27,051
28,500
9,349
28,500
28,500
301 Auditing & Accounting
22,000
21,450
22,500
16,300
16,300
16,300
16,875
304 Legal Services
30,866
67,624
40,926
36,000
12,132
36,000
36,000
308 Other Professional Services
425
8,910
425
1,000
1,000
1,000
309 Software Support & Maintenance
2,608
3,850
3,694
4,272
2,020
5,415
4,635
313 Committee & Commission Reimburs
240
60
240
240
314 Animal Control
1,153
1,210
1,440
1,600
811
11600
1,500
316 Conference &Seminars
25
549
750
345
750
1,200
317 Employee Training
345
100
65
500
0
500
300
319 Other Services
1,440
1,211
860
1,000
305
1,000
1,000
321 Telephone
2,537
2,315
2,833
2,600
1,217
2,500
2,580
322 Postage
2,676
3,478
2,163
2,350
736
2,150
2,350
331 Travel Expenses
1,483
1,504
706
1,500
608
1,500
1,600
351 Legal Notices Publishing
1,303
1,465
1,545
1,500
997
1,600
1,600
353 Sales Tax
562
361 Liability/Property Insurance
4,864
4,874
3,426
3,529
2,942
2,942
3,236
365 Insurance Claims
500
413 Office Equipment Rental
5,757
6,694
6,255
5,700
2,358
5,862
5,712
430 Recycling
28,601
28,113
28,602
30,500
13,923
29,500
29,500
433 Dues & Subscriptions
4,491
4,621
4,874
5,164
824
5,164
5,319
434 Youth Service Bureau
5,500
5,500
5,600
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
437 Cable TV Franchise Agreement
7,266
7,929
8,897
6,800
3,799
6,800
9,000
438 Mise Contractual
3,895
4,269
4,603
4,800
269
3,600
13,800
439 Refunds Issued
2,500
2,525
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,600
490 Donations
1,000
Total Contractual Services
155,165
206,568
170,216
162,365
74,495
160,923
173,947 7.13%
Capital Outlays
560 Furniture & F&tures
570 Office Equipment 1,563 1,946 6.287 2,500 1,276 2,000 2,000
Total Capital Outlays 1,563 1,946 5,287 2,500 1,276 2,000 2,000 -20.00%
Total Administration & Finance (41000) 319,366 401,664 347,730 344,542 155,178 341,329 361,667 4.97%
Notes:
1 of 1 ADMIN 3:38 PM 10/6/2614
City Council (41110)
The Council provided direction to staff at the August 20, 2014 budget meeting to draft an
ordinance to delay Council salary adjustments until after the 2016 election.
The contractual services budget sets aside funds for Council education such as Minnesota
League of Cities conferences or seminars.
There is one Capital Outlays proposed in this budget, $1,200 for new chairs in the council
chambers.
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CITY COUNCIL (41110) REVENUE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 7/10/2014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed
Total City Council Dept 20,289 18,807 19,873 18,839 10,048 18,839 20,121
1 oft Council 3:39 PM 1018/2014
6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed '14-'15
4,325 16,476 16,476
121 PERA Coord. Employer Contribution
122 FICA Employer Contribution
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution 239 239 239 239 60 239 239
127 PERA Defined Employer Contribution 3,006 824 824 824 206 206 906
Total Personnel Services 19,734 17,539 17,333 17,539 4,592 16,921 17,621 0.47%
Contractual Services
316 Conference & Seminars 105 299 218 1,000 325 325 1,000
331 Travel Expenses 161 111 250 300 300
Total Contractual Services 266 410 468 1,300 325 325 1,300
Capital Outlays
560 Furniture & Fixtures 1200
570 Office Equipment
Total Capital Outlays 1,2D0
Total City Council (41110) 20,000 17,949 17,801 18,839 4,917 17,246 20,121 6.81%
Notes
1. New Chairs for Council Chambers
1 of 1 COUNCIL 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
2015 Draft Budget
GENERAL FUND 101
CITY COUNCIL (41110) EXPENSE
2011
2012 2013 2014
Actual
Actual Actual Adopted
Account Descrlption
Expenses
Expenses Expenses Budget
Personnel Services
101 Regular Wages & Salaries
16,476
16,476 16,270 16,476
6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed '14-'15
4,325 16,476 16,476
121 PERA Coord. Employer Contribution
122 FICA Employer Contribution
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution 239 239 239 239 60 239 239
127 PERA Defined Employer Contribution 3,006 824 824 824 206 206 906
Total Personnel Services 19,734 17,539 17,333 17,539 4,592 16,921 17,621 0.47%
Contractual Services
316 Conference & Seminars 105 299 218 1,000 325 325 1,000
331 Travel Expenses 161 111 250 300 300
Total Contractual Services 266 410 468 1,300 325 325 1,300
Capital Outlays
560 Furniture & Fixtures 1200
570 Office Equipment
Total Capital Outlays 1,2D0
Total City Council (41110) 20,000 17,949 17,801 18,839 4,917 17,246 20,121 6.81%
Notes
1. New Chairs for Council Chambers
1 of 1 COUNCIL 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Elections (41410)
With no election in 2015, expenses are budgeted just for maintenance costs of the election
equipment.
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ELECTIONS (41410) REVENUE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 7/10/2014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed
Total Elections Dept 470 5,202 475 6,110 3,259 6,110 470
1 of 1 Elections 3:39 PM 10/6/2014
GENERAL FUND 101
ELECTIONS (41410) EXPENSE
2015 Draft Budget
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 6/30/2014 2014
Actual Actual Actual Actual Adopted Year -[o -Date Estimated
2015 Change
Proposed '14215
Materials 8 Supplies
200 Office Supplies 24 34 40 40
210 Operating Supplies 257 416 400 132 400
Total Materials 8 Supplies 282 450 440 132 440 -100.00%
92
185
200
200
Total Elections (41410) 5,181 470 6,035 470 6,110 1,322 6,110 470 -92.31%
Notes:
1 o11 ELECTIONS 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Planning & Building (41910)
This budget looks significantly different from previous years because staff is proposing to net
expenses rather than show reimbursements from applicants on the revenue side. This is make it
easier for the public to see just what expenses are covered by tax levies and also reduces the
administrative burden on the treasurer by limiting the number of journal entries needed to move
money from one fund to another.
Overall, operations in this area are expected to be similar to previous years. Building activity is
expected to decrease slightly. Also, there were a number of permits applied for in the end of
2013 but work did not start until 2014 so 2013 revenues are a bit higher proportionally to
expenses.
Only $3,450 is expected to come from the tax levy for planning and building services.
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PLANNING & BUILDING (41910) REVENUE
2011
Actual
2015 Draft Budget
2012 2013 2014 7110!2014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed
Licenses & Permits
32150 Utility Permits
600
300
60,926
62,000
843
1,750
1,750
32190 Other City Permits
1,025
1,750
1,325
1,750
1,500
1,500
1,500
32210 Building Permits
35,000
40,135
84,984
40,000
40,249
75,000
65,000
Total Licenses & Permits
36,625
42,185
86,309
41,750
41,749
76,500
66,500
Intergovernmental Revenues
33422 Other State Grants & Aids
33633 Met Council Planning Grant 0 0
Total Intergovernmental Aid 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Charges for Services
34103 Zoning & Planning
219,331
28,719
60,926
62,000
843
1,750
1,750
34110 Escrow Reimbursement
142,587
78,535
50,000
12,434
0
0
Total Charges for Services
219,331
171,306
139,461
112,000
13,277
1,750
1,750
Total Planning & Building Dept
332,808
251.264
244,777
16L200
61,666
90,700
71,700
Notes 1. ReMected In reduced expenses rather than revenue
1 of 1 Plan & Build 3:39 PM 10/6/2014
GENERAL FUND 101
PLANNING & BUILDING (41910) EXPENSE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Actual Actual Actual Adopted Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed '14215
101 Regular Wages & Salaries
61,548
121 PERA Coord. Employer Contribution
4,334
122 FICA Employer Contribution
3,999
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution
936
131 Health Insurance Employer Contribution
5,381
134 Life Insurance Employer Paid
217
135 Disability Insurance Employer Paid
410
Materials & Supplies
200 Office Supplies
65
203 Printed Forms & Papers
282
210 Operating Supplies
258
212 Fuel
492
Total Materials & Supplies
1,097 #DIV/0!
Contractual Services
311 Permit Fees (Contract Inspections)
17,929
43,421
22,000
16,863
40,000
44,000
312 Planning Services
240,368
262,588
78,041
56,000
4,558
12,000
15,000
313 Committee & Commission Reimburs
5,200
5,200
4,950
5,200
2,600
5,200
5,200
314 Animal Control
316 Conference & Seminars
215
100
1,000
25
135
1,000
317 Employee Training
409
319 Other Services
26
73,708
80,000
1,349
1,600
1,500
321 Telephone
1,668
995
360
331 Travel Expenses
218
351 Legal Notices Publishing
125
361 Llability/Property Insurance
299
282
107
433 Dues & Subscriptions
205
438 Mise Contractual
4,937
4,790
3,437
1,000
1,563
4,000
4,000
439 Refunds Issued
890
2,750
1
1,000
500
1,000
1,000
Total Contractual Services
254,559
294,534
204,125
166,200
27,458
63,935
71,700 56.86%
Transfers
710 Residual EquityTransfers
720 Operating Transfers 1,408 1,002
Total Transfers 1,408 1,002 #DIV/0!
Total Planning & Building (41910) 336,333 296,202 204,125 166,200 27,458 63,935 71,700 56.86%
Notes: 1. Net expenses instead of gross
2. Net expenses Instead of gross
3. State Surcharges
1 of 1 PLANNING & BLDG 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Police (42000)
The city has received a 2015 cost estimate from Washington County of $120,178.56 for police
services. Details are included with the budget worksheets. This represents approximately a
0.88% decrease from 2014. The Sheriff's Office has informed us that Scandia will be assigned a
new deputy in 2015.
Staff has added $500 for overtime costs in addition to the contract, which would allow hiring of
off-duty officers for traffic control during the Safe Halloween event or other special events
requiring additional police protection.
Staff has also added $310 for Scandia's share of the "Code Red" emergency notification system.
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POLICE (42000) REVENUE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 7/10/2014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed
Total Police Dept 123,274 117,671 118,830 122,068 65,106 122,068 120,989
1 of 1 Police 3:39 PM 10/6/2014
GENERAL FUND 101
POLICE (42000) EXPENSE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014
Actual Actual Actual Adopted
6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed '14-'15
Contractual Services
308 Other Professional Services
318 Police Contract 112,267 116,863 116,384 121,758 121,758 120,679
319 Other Services 309 0 310 309 309 310
Total Contractual Services 112,267 117,172 116,384 122,068 309 122,067 120,989 -0.88%
Total Police (42000) 114,119 117,172 116.384 122.068 309 122,067 120,989 -0.88%
Notes:
1 of 1 POLICE 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Fire (42200)
The Fire Department budget shows a decrease of 12.25% in 2015. This is due to notification
from the state that the City will not be required to make a contribution to the plan next year. The
fund is performing well enough. Also, the Council decided to decrease the transfer to the
Equipment Replacement Fund and plans to borrow for large purchases in the future.
Personnel Services includes a 2% wage increase.
Materials and Supplies are mostly unchanged except for an increase in fuel costs.
Contractual Services may be decreased fiu Cher due to only two new hires needing EMT training
next year. The Council should consider if applications will be sought next year that could impact
this line item.
The Capital Outlays category remained unchanged.
The draft 2015 budget includes a transfer of $9,241 to the Equipment Replacement Fund, the
department's share of $20,000 in transfers to that fund.
Revenues to this budget include the fire contract with May Township which is estimated at about
$34,000. The current contract expires at the end of this year and negotiations are underway for a
new one. Grant funding is proposed for training (DNR Grant). Revenue for the retirement
premium is a pass through so the amount is the same on the revenue and expense side.
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FIRE DEPT (42200) REVENUE
2015 Draft Budget
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 7110/2014
Actual Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date
2014 2015
Estimated Proposed
Intergovernmental Revemres
33401 LGAIMVHCIAGIPERA Aid
0
33420 Fire Relief from Ins. Prem.
25,088
0 21,986
24,720
21,986
21,986
22,646
33422 Other State Grants & Aids
2,000
2,481
3000
5.000
1,640 3,000
2,000
33611 Tovm Road Allotment
33620 Recycling Grant
33621 County Election Aid
33630 Local Gorda Grants & Aids
33633 Met Council Planning Grant
33640 Other Grants
8,013
8,800 1,395
8,892
1,500
Total Intergovernmental Aid
35,101
8800 25,862
36,612
28,486
1,640 24,986
24,646
Charges for Services
34202 Fire Protection Services 30.876 32,574 33,551 34,558 35,594 35,594 35.594 34,511
Total Charges for Services 30,876 32.574 $3551 34,558 35,594 35,594 35,594 34,511
Total Fire Dept. 376,932 343,186 317,665 361,253 309,404 169,270 303,272 271,515
1 of 1 Fire 3:39 PM 101612014
GENERAL FUND 101
FIRE DEPT (42200) EXPENSE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Actual Actual Actual Adopted Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed 14-15
101 Regular Wages & Salaries
78,550
78,233
75,444
87,628
28,911
86,733
89,381
122 FICA Employer Contribution
4,699
4,879
4,991
5,433
1,479
5,377
5,542
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution
1,105
1,134
941
1,271
572
1,258
1,296
141 Unemployment Compensation
178
-31
518
100
729
1,250
100
151 Workers Comp Insurance Premium
1.532
4,157
4,289
4,429
6,013
6,013
6,614
Total Personnel Services
86,063
176,744
85.665
98,861
36,974
99,381
102,932 4.12%
Materials & Supplies
200 Office Supplies
70
337
124
500
258
500
500
203 Primed Forms & Papers
491
144
110
500
815
100
500
209 Medical Supplies
1,749
550
518
1,250
729
1,250
1,250
210 Operating Supplies
7,179
7,515
14,174
10,000
1,991
9,000
10,000
211 Cleaning Supplies
559
79
500
100
500
212 Fuel
4,884
4,468
3,412
5,000
1,543
3,750
5,250
217 Turnout Gear& Uniforms
793
6,509
6,893
12,500
167
7,000
12,500
221 Equipment Parts
5,261
3,366
935
5,000
2,315
5,000
5,000
222 Tires
18
500
500
500
223 Building Repair & Supplies
934
4,377
1,117
4,500
1,618
4,500
4,500
Contractual Services
305 Medical Services
1,658
1,545
1,630
2,000
636
2,000
2,000
306 Personnel Testing & Recruitment
-78.48%
2,565
886
2,500
815
2,500
2,500
309 Software Support & Maintenance
11,272
10,380
10,904
11,000
2,629
11,000
11,330
310 Medical Training
3,785
1,238
14,383
4,000
3,028
4,000
11,200
316 Conference & Seminars
600
600
317 Employee Training
9,311
3,961
1,795
8,000
2,280
5,000
8,000
319 Other Services
2,089
124
256
750
153
750
750
321 Telephone
1,899
1,816
1,786
2,000
596
1,300
1,400
322 Postage
18
50
50
324 State of MN -Fire Relief
25,673
21,986
24,720
21,986
21,986
22,646
325 City Match -Fire Relief
58,260
18,258
19,200
18,259
18,259
18,259
331 Travel Expenses
2,173
1,700
1,950
3,000
1,742
3,000
3,000
334 License/CDL
20
22
21
25
21
21
25
340 Advertising
100
46
100
100
353 Sales Tax
715
361 Liability/Property Insurance
12,695
11,420
9,189
9,335
9,132
9,132
9,802
381 Utilities
8,502
7,908
8,890
12,000
6,696
13,000
13,390
384 Refuse Disposal
218
810
863
800
367
800
824
385 Sewer Pumping & Maintenance
1,215
994
1,947
2,500
1,083
2,200
2,575
401 Bldg Maintenance
1,841
808
3,699
2,000
273
2,000
2,000
404 Machinery& Equipment Repair
8,492
12,128
4,817
10,000
2,612
10,000
10,000
407 Well Repair & Maintenance
96
90
90
200
200
433 Dues & Subscriptions
1,388
888
1,190
1,000
289
1,000
1,200
438 Misc Contractual
630
630
630
750
750
750
440 Events
726
1,324
1,500
1,500
1,500
Total Contractual Services
151,233
99,997
110.885
114,355
50,657
110,298
105,841 -7.44%
Capital Outlays
540 Heavy Machinery Capital
550 Motor Vehicles Capital
560 Furniture & Fixtures 1,965 2,600 1,000
Transfers
720 Operating Transfers
52,686
43108
45,485
42,938
42,938
42938
9,241
-78.48%
Total Transfers
52.686
43,108
45,485
42,938
42,938
42,938
9,241
-78.48%
Total Fire Deot. (42200)
320,554
361,522
276,840
309,404
145,257
297,317
271,515
-12.25%
Notes
1 of 1 FIRE 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Public Works (43000)
This budget includes personnel expenses for the Public Works Director, three full-time
Maintenance Workers and temporary employees for snow removal.
Personnel Services are showing a decrease because more time will be allocated to the sewer
funds once the contracts with EcoCheck expire.
The total Contractual Services category would be slightly increased from the 2014 budget. The
largest expense continues to be Contractual Road Maintenance and Repairs (CIP Project PW -
002, $300,000.) This line item funds seal coating, tree trimming, street sweeping, dust control,
patching, and culvert repair and replacement. The line item was increased slightly to account for
the additional tree trimming and grubbing work proposed as the first phase on the "P" roads as
discussed by the Council earlier this year.
The draft 2015 budget includes a transfer of $10,759 to the Equipment Replacement Fund, the
department's share of $20,000 in transfers to that fund. Also reflected is the $200,000 transfer to
the Local Road Improvement Fund. This is the amount estimated to be above 50% of General
Fund expenditures.
Revenues to this budget are primarily property taxes, plus gravel tax revenues.
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GENERAL FUND 101
PUBLIC WORKS (43000) REVENUE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 7/1012014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed
31000 Washington Cty. Tax Settlement 649,808 788,033 884,428 851,896 454,364 851,896 813,453
31701 Gravel Taxes 14,665 8,900 14,414 21,802 15,000 21,802
31800 Other Taxes
Total Property Taxes 664,473 796,933 898,842 873,698 454,364 866,896 835,255
Licenses & Permits
32150 Utility Permits 150 750 750 750 750 750
32190 Other City Permits 1425 1,000
Total Licenses & Permits 150 750 2,175 750 0 750 1,750
Charges for Services
34106 Engineedng Services
3,595
834
1,473
0
500
34109 Water Usage
255
494
300
300
300
34110 Escrow Reimbursement
4,260
34301 Damage Repairs
988
2,504
34303 Dust Control
3,248
3,190
1,812
1,350
1,350
1,350
34304 Reimbursement for Services
34305 Other Street Service
0
585
90 90
Total Charges for Services
8,087
7,607
7,545
1,650
90 1,740
2,150
Total Public Works Dept. 674,117 811,148 917,294 876,098 454,723 889,655 839,155
1 of 1 PW 3:40 PM 10/6/2014
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PUBLIC WORKS (43000) EXPENSE
2015 Draft Budget
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Actual Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed '14'15
101 Regular Wages & Salaries
82,962
86,409
128,475
149,773
185,534
81,497
178,532
181,375
102 OT Reg. Wages
7,323
4,150
3,254
4,634
7,635
2,991
6,000
7,874
104 Temp Employee Wages
7,898
2,588
5,220
7,661
3,291
2,896
3,500
2,613
121 PERA Coord. Employer Contribution
6,050
6,582
9,581
11,195
14.056
6,125
12,944
13,637
122 FICA Employer Contribution
5,723
5,307
8,163
9,513
12,129
5,197
11,069
11,658
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution
1,379
1,255
1,928
2,247
2,837
1,224
2,589
2,727
131 Health Insurance Employer Contribution
18,471
27,102
33,900
38,128
49.568
16.408
35,000
45,842
134 Life Insurance Employer Paid
304
410
483
632
878
443
860
946
135 Disability Insurance Employer Paid
974
914
985
1,028
2.042
528
1,065
1,829
141 Unemployment Compensation
163
2,767
41,565
42,300
23.480
42,000
43,000
151 Workers Comp Insurance Premium
576
2,824
8,824
12,060
12.422
10,889
10,689
11,758
Total Personnel Services
131,659
137,705
203,580
236,771
290,392
127,998
262,247
280,259 -3.49%
Materials & Supplies
530 Capital Improvements other than Bldgs
11,237
540 Heavy Machinery Capital
45,053
13,168
200 Office Supplies
85
203
318
200
55
200
300
210 Operating Supplies
4,690
7,179
8,399
9,185
10,000
5,023
10,000
11,000
212 Fuel
13,274
11,993
17,967
24,665
25,000
14,928
30,000
28,000
221 Equipment Parts
7,219
7,264
7,211
5,256
7,500
1,333
7,500
7,500
222 Tires
3,812
5.547
1,078
837
3,000
1,114
3,000
1,000
223 Building Repair& Supplies
654
167
3,119
851
1,000
900
1,000
1,000
224 Road Maintenance Supplies
3,764
31151
41,495
24,478
23.000
5,519
23,000
25,000
228 Gravel & Sand
58,060
15,256
14,361
26,804
25,850
21,597
23,500
5,000
229 Salt
10,496
41,565
42,300
23.480
42,000
43,000
240 Small Tools It Minx Equipment
6,435
5,243
10,022
4,331
7.500
1.874
7,600
7,5D0
Total Materials & Supplies
97,9D9
55,884
114,351
138.290
145.150
75,822
147,700
129,300 -10.92%
Contractual Services
530 Capital Improvements other than Bldgs
11,237
540 Heavy Machinery Capital
45,053
13,168
302 Surveying
49,790
560 Furniture & Futures
750
522 1,314 1,314 500
570 Office Equipment 71
1.771
303 Engineering Services
21,473
27,595
21,550
23,085
32,500
13,478
32,500
32,500
305 Medical Services
402
306
870
196
1,000
1,056
1,056
500
317 Employee Training
1,071
90
280
2,600
11000
220
1,000
1,250
319 Other Services
677
2,368
3,860
4,074
3,500
1,235
3,500
4,000
321 Telephone
2,734
2,485
2,999
3,408
4,000
1,407
3,500
3,240
331 Travel Expenses
123
54
61
279
500
500
750
334 Uwnse/CDL
77
10
90
33
150
144
144
150
353 Sales Tax
6,520
361 UabOity/Property, Insurance
9,288
10,582
10,087
11,498
11,843
11,584
11,584
12,742
365 Insurance Claims
500
500
381 Utilities
5,699
6,055
5,620
8,513
6,000
2,837
6,000
9,031
384 Refuse Disposal
150
409
1,027
916
1,000
540
1,100
1,150
385 Saver
831
809
662
1,333
2,500
826
2,500
2,500
387 Street Light Utilities
4,480
6,380
8,143
7,892
8,000
3,151
8,000
8,373
401 Bldg Maintenance
2,547
1,072
1,028
2,696
1,500
1,464
1,500
2,000
403 Improvemeras other than Bldg
497
404 Machinery& Equipment Repair
6,041
10,140
4,565
6,208
5,000
1,137
5,000
5,000
405 Contractual Road Mamt. & Repairs
190,692
261,210
256,048
264,981
300,000
61,851
300,000
330,000
433 Dues & Subscriptions
127
150
Capital Outlays
530 Capital Improvements other than Bldgs
11,237
540 Heavy Machinery Capital
45,053
13,168
550 Motor Vehicles Capital
49,790
560 Furniture & Futures
1,694
522 1,314 1,314 500
570 Office Equipment 71
1.771
Total Capital Outlays 71
59,755
63,480 1,314 1.314 500 NDIWoi
Total Public Works (43000) 507,427 579,338 731,967 847,491 1,076,097 566,324 1,051,207 1,039,155 -3.43%
Notes: 1. Inc for P road tree trimming and grubbing
2. Includes TRIP operating transfer
1 of 1 PW 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Parks (45000)
This budget includes personnel expenses for the part-time Office Assistant's time devoted to
recreation activities. The budget also includes seasonal employees for the warming house and
summer recreation programs. Hours budgeted for these positions are the same as 2014.
Staff is proposing to combine the summer parks maintenance position and ice rink maintenance
position into one part-time year-round position. In the winter this position would also replace
one seasonal snow plow position per week. The position would work between 24 and 28 hours a
week depending on work load. The Personnel Services budget will increase by about $3,000 in
2015 compared to estimated 2014 expenses. However, once costs related to advertising,
interviewing, drug testing, and hiring three seasonal employees are factored in the increased
costs are diminished. In addition, retaining someone year-round will help to meet the needs of
our growing parks system.
The Materials and Supplies category is increased due to the increase in fuel costs and board
replacements for the ice rink.
The Events budget (440) has been increased to allocate $500 more to Vinterfest activities. Last
year, committee members were able to get donations from businesses and donated themselves to
cover some of the costs. The Parks and Recreation Committee would like to have those funds
come from the City in 2015.
There are no Capital Outlays planned from the general fund in 2015 for the Parks Department.
Revenues to this budget are generally property taxes, with some revenue from participant fees
and facilities rentals.
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2015 Draft Budget
GENERAL FUND 101
PARKS & RECREATION (45000) REVENUE
2011 2012 2013 2014 7/10/2014 2014 2015
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year-to-0ate Estimated Proposed
Charges for Services
36230 Donations
1,100
0
34301 Damage Repairs
36250 Misc. Refunds
863
863
34750 Facilities Rental
616
268
607
500
1,880
2,030 500
34760 Cleaning Fees
34780 Park Dedication Fees
34790 Recreation Programs
11,407
9,911
8,551
7,300
9,457
9,500 9,500
Total Charges for Services
12,023
10,179
9,158
7,800
12,200
12,393 10,000
Other Income
36230 Donations
1,100
0
10,110 10,110
36250 Misc. Refunds
Total Other Income
1,100
0 0 0
10,110 10,110 0
Total Parks & Recreation Dept.
61,990
53,374 54,732 56,030
48,033 70,733 62,244
1. Sign Funds for Lighted Field will be Committed
1 oft Parks 3:40 PM 10/6/2014
2015 Draft Budget
GENERAL FUND 101
PARKS & RECREATION (45000) EXPENSE
Int
Description
2011
Actual
Expenses
2012
Actual
Expenses
2013
Actual
Expenses
2014
Adopted
Budget
6/30.14
Year -to -Date
Expdts
2014
Estimated
Expdtrs
2015
Proposed
Budget
Change
'14215
Budget
nnel Services
21
50
50
50
203 Printed Forms & Papers
329
387
101
Regular Wages & Salaries
2,703
3,149
3,339
5,182
1,884
5,182
18,947
1,600
104
Tamp Employee Wages
16,883
14,387
13,715
15,818
6,225
15,818
6,080
1,250
121
PERA Coord. Employer Contribution
895
365
242
376
137
376
1,408
223 Building Repair& Supplies
122
FICA Empbyer Contnbution
1,184
1,041
1,019
1,302
458
1,302
1,525
4,742
126
MEDICARE Employer Contribution
284
275
247
305
118
305
357
5,000
141
Unemployment Compensation
3,111
868
740
3,034
1,759
2,332
757
2,750
Materials & Supplies
200 Office Supplies
3,109
30
21
50
50
50
203 Printed Forms & Papers
329
387
367
400
384
400
400
210 Operating Supplies
1,848
2,155
709
1,600
138
1,500
1,000
212 Fuel
254
231
1,220
950
377
1,250
1,281
221 Equipment Parts
116
117
818
500
318
500
500
223 Building Repair& Supplies
808
283
397
50
253
253
11000
Contractual Services
312 Planning Services
3,109
313 Committee& Commission Reimburs
1,080
1,560
1,100
1,200
600
1,200
1,200
319 Other Services
6,152
5,572
4,611
5,575
2,130
51500
5,50D
322 Postage
159.31
164
170
175
214
214
215
340 Advertising
116
450
1,704
1,075
325
1,075
1,075
353 Sales Tax
41
18
490
50 .
50
50
361 Uabllity/Property, Insurance
1,267
4,742
6,018
6,199
6,355
6,355
6,991
381 Utilities
4,852
3,284
4,362
5,000
2,030
4,750
5,150
384 Refuse Disposal
2,729
3,034
2,427
3,500
757
2,750
3,000
385 Sewer Pumping and Maintenance
333
2,004
3,000
147
2,005
2,000
401 Bldg Maintenance
993
743
500
500
500
403 Improvements other than Bldg
404 Machinery& Equipment Repair
612
306
502
500
500
500
406 Grounds Care
808
808
438 Misc Contractual
231.65
536
815
500
313
500
750
439 Refunds Issued
144
285
563
500
65
500
500
440 Events
1,017
731
178
500
234
500
1,000
Total Contractual Services
22,502
21,015
25,687
28,274
13,979
27,207
28,431 0.55%
Total Park & Recreation (45000) 58,767 48,045 59,385 56,031 27,231 57,676 62,244 11.09%
Notes: 1. Year Round Parks Maint replaces Seasonal Grounds and Ice Rink
2. Sales Tax on Shelter Rental
3. PRC increased by $500 for Vinterfest
1 off PARKS 3:38 PM 10/6/2014
Community Center (45180)
This budget represents the costs for maintaining the Community Center Building and the
"Annex", and contractual services and part -rime staffing for cleaning and monitoring events.
Revenues to this fund include rental fees for the Community Center and the Annex, which is
leased to the Scandia Marine Lions Club. No changes in operation are anticipated so the budget
is essentially unchanged.
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GENERAL FUND 101
COMMUNITY CENTER (45180) REVENUE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 7/10/2014 2014
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year4o-Date Estimated
2015
Proposed
Charges for Services
36230 Donations
0 0
2,100
34740 Coffee Sales
15
10
10
10
10
10
34750 Facilities Rental
8,265
9,750
12,240
11,000
6,633 11,000
11,000
34760 Cleaning Fees
200
Total Charges for Services
8,280
9,760
12,450
11,010
6,633 11,010
11,010
Other Income
36230 Donations
0 0
2,100
6,100
36250 Misc. Refunds
300
Total Other Income
0 0 300
0 2,100
61100 0
Total Community Center Dept.
60,060 50,594 44,532
39,707 24,039
45,807 39,480
1 of 1 CommCtr 3:40 PM 10/6/2014
GENERAL FUND 101
COMMUNITY CENTER (45180) EXPENSE
2015 Draft Budget
2011 2012 2013 2014 6/30/2014 2014 2015 Change
Actual Actual Actual Proposed Year -to -Date Estimated Proposed '14'15
101 Regular Wages & Salaries
660
600
960
720
120
720
720
122 FICA Employer Contribution
19
841
678
45
35
45
45
126 MEDICARE Employer Contribution
10
9
14
10
2
10
10
151 Workers Comp Insurance Premium
2,822
469
32
36
33
33
36
Total Personnel Services
3,510
1,078
1,006
811
155
808
811 0.05%
Materials & Supplies
210 Operating Supplies 2,684 3,951 3,020 5,000 1,057 5,000 4,000
223 Building Repair & Supplies 1,403 867 802 1,000 313 1,000 1,000
Total Materials & Supplies 4,087 4,818 3,822 6,000 1,370 6,000 5,000 -16.67%
Contractual Services
334 License/CDL
1,139
841
678
928
35
685
930
361 Liability/Property Insurance
1,590
1,365
2,284
2,353
2,644
2,644
2,908
381 Utilities
10,675
9,594
10,403
12,000
6,596
13,000
13,390
384 Refuse Disposal
1,424
11669
1,538
1,600
636
1,526
1,600
385 Sewer Pumping & Maintenance
2,148
2,218
3,904
3,000
390
2,000
2,250
401 Bldg Maintenance
17,718
8,258
10,305
11,015
3,998
9,500
10,090
404 Machinery& Equipment Repair
382
1,479
710
1,000
500
1,000
406 Grounds Care
6,210
1,915
500
500
500
407 Well Repair & Maintenance
6,223
5,579
90
500
500
500
438 Misc Contractual
1084
590
590
500
439 Refunds Issued
610
Total Contractual Services
48,120
32,918
31,980
32,896
14,889
31,444
33,668 2.35%
4,763
Total Community Center (45180) 60,480 42,638 36,808 39,707 16,413 38,252 39,480 -0.57%
Notes:
1 of 1 CENTER 3:38 PM 10/6/2014