Comparative <strong>Operating</strong> Expenditure Budgets ($OOO's) <strong>FY</strong> 2008 <strong>FY</strong> 2009 <strong>FY</strong> <strong>2010</strong> <strong>FY</strong> <strong>2010</strong> <strong>FY</strong> <strong>2011</strong> ACTUAL ACTUAL APPROVED REVISED APPROVED OPERATING Personnel Services 84,518 91,757 96,493 96,204 104,422 Contractual Services 58,199 64,513 77,053 77,116 76,801 <strong>Water</strong> Purchases 25,746 25,371 29,395 30,295 33,872 Chemicals <strong>and</strong> Supplies 27,821 27,781 29,<strong>17</strong>2 29,482 30,080 Utilities 37,843 32,813 41,842 37,151 36,225 Small Equipment 676 526 791 900 974 Lead Abatement Program 531 Subtotal 0 & M Expenditures 235,335 242,761 274,746 271,148 282,374 Debt Service 69,330 74,777 98,290 90,685 103,354 Payment in Lieu of Taxes 12,425 14,083 15,487 15,347 <strong>17</strong>,265 Right of Way Fees 5,100 5,100 5,100 5,100 5,100 Total <strong>Operating</strong> Expenditures 322,190 336,721 393,623 382,279 408,093 Personnel Services charged to Capital <strong>Proj</strong>ects (8,681 ) (9,509) (8,400) (9,300) (10,000) Total Net <strong>Operating</strong> Expenditures 313,510 327,212 385,223 372,979 398,093
Comparative <strong>Operating</strong> Expenditures by Department ($000'5) 0 <strong>FY</strong> 2008 <strong>FY</strong> 2009 <strong>FY</strong> <strong>2010</strong> <strong>FY</strong> <strong>2010</strong> <strong>FY</strong> <strong>2011</strong> ACTUAL ACTUAL APPROVED REVISED APPROVED P Wastewater Treatment 81,224 78,990 86,873 82,432 82,776 e <strong>Water</strong> Services 47,583 47,<strong>17</strong>5 53,101 54,075 58,307 r Sewer Services 15,961 <strong>17</strong>,021 20,622 19,750 20,854 a Maintenance Services 21,907 22,603 23,284 19,076 19,739 t <strong>Water</strong> & Sewer Pumping Services 847 4,697 4,715 Engineering <strong>and</strong> Technical Services 12,468 14,051 14,474 14,7<strong>17</strong> 16,806 0 Long Term Control Plan 560 403 583 n Permits 800 704 s Customer Service 12,285 13,182 14,962 14,919 15,342 Lead Abatement Program 531 Subtotal Operations 191,959 193,869 213,877 210,870 219,828 A General Manager 1,245 1,884 3,708 3,636 3,715 d Office of the Secretary 507 419 554 607 594 m Internal Audit 646 444 835 783 790 i Finance <strong>and</strong> Budget 5,982 6,230 6,991 7,343 7,631 n Risk Management 4,801 3,895 6,726 6,478 6,444 General Counsel 2,032 5,560 5,136 5,078 5,523 s Public Affairs 1,125 1,372 1,529 1,433 1,771 t Information Technology 5,664 6,996 9,912 9,513 9,8<strong>17</strong> r Assistant General Manager - Support Services 228 199 480 400 414 a Human Resources 3,950 4,092 4,663 4,653 4,936 Facilities Management 5,460 6,108 6,261 6,278 6,5<strong>17</strong> Procurement & Materiel Management 3,056 3,167 4,332 4,218 4,2<strong>17</strong> 0 Safety <strong>and</strong> Security 5,003 4,901 5,516 5,726 5,961 n Fleet Management 3,678 3,625 4,227 4,130 4,214 Subtotal Administration 43,376 48,892 60,869 60,277 62,546 Subtotal 0 & M Expenditures 235,335 242,761 274,746 271,148 282,374 Debt Service 69,330 74,777 98,290 90,685 103,354 Payment in Lieu of Taxes 12,425 14,083 15,487 15,347 <strong>17</strong>,265 Right of Way 5,100 5,100 5,100 5,100 5,100 Total 0 & M Expenditures 322,190 336,721 393,623 382,279 408,093 Personnel Services charged to Capital <strong>Proj</strong>ects (8,681) (9,509) (8,400) (9,300) (10,000) Total Net <strong>Operating</strong> Expenditures 313,510 327,212 385,223 372,979 398,093
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1. The Board finds that the Authori