2012 Budget - South Suburban Parks and Recreation
2012 Budget - South Suburban Parks and Recreation 2012 Budget - South Suburban Parks and Recreation
South Suburban Park and Recreation District Enterprise Fund Budget Overview Utilities Utilities for the Enterprise Fund include water and sewer, electric, natural gas, and telephone. The highest of these expenditures are for electric and natural gas, which are used to run our facilities and lighting. The budget amount is generated using historical information, as well as adjusting for any anticipated fee changes in the market place. The following is a chart of the breakdown of utility charges for budgeted 2012. Utility Breakdown for the Enterprise Fund 16% 5% 1% 21% 57% Electric - 57% Natural Gas - 21% Water & Sewer - 16% Telephone - 5% Trash - 1% Supplies This category includes expenditures for program supplies, pro shop supplies, food or concession supplies, chemical supplies, office supplies, and custodial supplies. The budget amount is generated using historical information. Benefits Benefits represent about 9% of the Enterprise Fund expenditures. The Enterprise Fund includes the following benefits; FICA, Medicare, Medical, Dental, Life, Employee Assistance, Pension, and Workers’ Compensation. The budgeted expenditures for benefits are calculated using the historical rates and estimated changes in insurance and other benefits costs. 154
South Suburban Park and Recreation District Enterprise Fund Budget Overview Debt Service Debt service expenditures represent the payment of principal and interest due on an existing debt. The Enterprise fund currently has two revenue bond issues outstanding and several capital leases. The budget is calculated using the debt service schedules on the outstanding bonds. Amounts due for each year are identified on these schedules. Other Expenditures This category of expenditures includes; Program expenditures, Restaurant Sales expenditures, Maintenance expenditures, Equipment expenditures, and other miscellaneous expenditures. 155
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<strong>South</strong> <strong>Suburban</strong> Park <strong>and</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> District<br />
Enterprise Fund <strong>Budget</strong> Overview<br />
Utilities<br />
Utilities for the Enterprise Fund include water <strong>and</strong> sewer, electric, natural gas, <strong>and</strong> telephone.<br />
The highest of these expenditures are for electric <strong>and</strong> natural gas, which are used to run our<br />
facilities <strong>and</strong> lighting. The budget amount is generated using historical information, as well<br />
as adjusting for any anticipated fee changes in the market place. The following is a chart of<br />
the breakdown of utility charges for budgeted <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Utility Breakdown for the Enterprise Fund<br />
16%<br />
5% 1%<br />
21%<br />
57%<br />
Electric - 57% Natural Gas - 21% Water & Sewer - 16%<br />
Telephone - 5% Trash - 1%<br />
Supplies<br />
This category includes expenditures for program supplies, pro shop supplies, food or<br />
concession supplies, chemical supplies, office supplies, <strong>and</strong> custodial supplies. The budget<br />
amount is generated using historical information.<br />
Benefits<br />
Benefits represent about 9% of the Enterprise Fund expenditures. The Enterprise Fund<br />
includes the following benefits; FICA, Medicare, Medical, Dental, Life, Employee<br />
Assistance, Pension, <strong>and</strong> Workers’ Compensation. The budgeted expenditures for benefits<br />
are calculated using the historical rates <strong>and</strong> estimated changes in insurance <strong>and</strong> other benefits<br />
costs.<br />
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