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2003-04 2003-04 2003-04 2004-05 Changes<br />

Final Budget Final Between Notes<br />

Budget Actual vs. Actual Budget Budget Yrs.<br />

Beginning Balance<br />

Net Beginning Balance 1,733,624<br />

3,302,761<br />

Board Election Reserve 180,000<br />

PFE Carryover 312,341<br />

Adjusted Beg. Bal. 2,045,965 2,045,965<br />

- 3,482,761 1,436,796<br />

Income<br />

Base Revenues 25,324,475<br />

Federal Revenue 1,400<br />

State Income 1,138,131<br />

Local Income 1,724,090<br />

TOTAL INCOME 28,188,096<br />

INCOMING TRANSFER(S) 25,000<br />

TOTAL RESOURCES 30,259,061<br />

Expenditures<br />

Full-Time Teaching Salaries 6,353,910<br />

Adjunct Teaching Salaries 3,724,970<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r Academic Salaries 1,030,975<br />

Administration Salaries (1) 2,647,429<br />

Classified Salaries, Aides 665,835<br />

Classified Salaries, O<strong>the</strong>r 3,724,937<br />

Employee Benefits 5,669,068<br />

Supplies & Materials 580,763<br />

Contracts & Services 3,699,677<br />

Sub-Total Operating Expense 28,097,564<br />

Capital Outlay 110,307<br />

Transfers Out 408,330<br />

TOTAL EXPENSE 28,616,201<br />

25,843,661<br />

1,694<br />

953,026<br />

1,583,100<br />

28,381,482<br />

25,000<br />

30,452,447<br />

6,113,882<br />

3,255,725<br />

968,159<br />

2,606,652<br />

604,249<br />

3,590,977<br />

5,534,187<br />

411,122<br />

3,052,631<br />

26,137,584<br />

189,969<br />

452,802<br />

26,780,355<br />

519,186<br />

294<br />

(185,105)<br />

(140,990)<br />

193,386<br />

-<br />

193,386<br />

(240,028)<br />

(469,245)<br />

(62,816)<br />

(40,777)<br />

(61,586)<br />

(133,960)<br />

(134,881)<br />

(169,641)<br />

(647,046)<br />

(1,959,980)<br />

79,662<br />

44,472<br />

(1,835,846)<br />

27,087,754<br />

1,500<br />

1,928,444<br />

1,514,600<br />

30,532,298<br />

25,000<br />

34,040,059<br />

6,096,677<br />

4,307,284<br />

1,154,065<br />

2,950,057<br />

767,840<br />

3,942,214<br />

5,773,595<br />

666,818<br />

3,973,944<br />

29,632,494<br />

159,570<br />

563,390<br />

30,355,454<br />

Board Election Hold Back 180,000<br />

-<br />

5% Required Reserve 1,462,860<br />

1,517,773<br />

Medical Retiree Liability 500,000<br />

Reserve for Future Liabilities 1,188,497<br />

Reserve for Basic Skills 276,491<br />

Reserve for On-Going 201,844<br />

VII. REPORTS:<br />

TOTAL 30,259,061<br />

(1) Mgmt., Classified Supv. & Confidential<br />

DESERT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT<br />

2004 - 2005 FINAL BUDGET<br />

GENERAL FUND UNRESTRICTED<br />

34,040,059<br />

1,763,279<br />

100<br />

790,313<br />

(209,490)<br />

2,344,202<br />

-<br />

3,780,998<br />

(257,233)<br />

582,314<br />

123,090<br />

302,628<br />

102,005<br />

217,277<br />

104,527<br />

86,055<br />

274,267<br />

1,534,930<br />

49,263<br />

155,060<br />

1,739,253<br />

3,780,998<br />

12. APPROVAL TO PLACE PORTABLE MODULAR BUILDING AT THE MCCALLUM<br />

THEATRE:<br />

It was moved by Mr. Hayden, seconded by Mr. House, to approve placement <strong>of</strong> a portable modular building at<br />

<strong>the</strong> rear (north side) <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> McCallum Theatre. Motion carried.<br />

1) GOVERNING BOARD:<br />

Student Trustee Sterling reported that she has talked to some students regarding <strong>the</strong> upcoming pilot<br />

intersession and has received positive comments. She indicated that she thinks it’s going to increase<br />

<strong>the</strong> enrollment and result in a win-win situation for <strong>the</strong> <strong>College</strong>. In addition, she remarked that as far<br />

as <strong>the</strong> new food service is concerned, about half <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> students like it and o<strong>the</strong>rs do not. She noted<br />

that <strong>the</strong> food is a good price but she has heard complaints from clubs that snacks are expensive.<br />

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