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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/05/2019 10 2019 2nd Quarter Financial Report to\'4\lyy tbxk ik 1 PP1-:4P PPP g. A P p P 1 PPi ittYlltYlt.\ta. BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL YAKIMA, WASHINGTON AGENDA STATEM ENT Item No. 10. For Meeting of:August 5, 2019 ITEM TITLE: 2019 2nd Quarter Financial Report SUBMITTED BY: Steve Groom, Director of Finance and Budget SUMMARY EXPLANATION: The Second Quarter Financial Report for 2019 is attached and consists of the following: 1. Summary Narrative 2. Financial Reports • Cash Balance Trend - NEW • Material Revenue Performance Charts - NEW • Fund Balance Summary • Revenue and Expenditure Comparison to Budget and Actual Year-to-Date • General Government Revenue Historical Year-to-Date Detail • General Government Expenditure Historical Year-to-Date Detail • Other Funds - Revenue, Expenditure and Fund Balance Summary ITEM BUDGETED: NA STRATEGIC PRIORITY: Public Trust and Accountability ir APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL: ierCity Manager STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Review only. Submitted for routine transparency and accountability. BOARD/COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION: ATTACHMENTS: Description Upload Date Type D 2019 rid darter Financial umrra 7/22/201 x uti um a 2 3 R` . ,s FINANCE DEPARTMENT is $r ti;{t To: Mayor and City Council Cliff Moore,City Manager From: Steve Groom,Finance Department Kathy Miles,Financial Services Date: May 21,2019 Subject: 2019 2nd Quarter Financial Update This financial update is an unaudited report for the 2nd quarter ended June 30,2019,6 months or 50%of the year,intended to inform and assist governance decisions for future planning. In total,city revenues are at 36.8%of budget and expenditures are at 35.7%of budget. The timing of Property Tax Revenue and the timing of Capital Fund Expenditures are the biggest reason that revenues and expenditures are well below 50%. New cash position and revenue charts are introduced to this report on following pages that provide insight into the monitoring of revenue and the management of expenses.. All invoices are not yet received and complete accrual analysis is not done quarterly,so this report is intended as a progress report. General Fund's Performance to Budget General Fund Revenues in total are at 49.6%;the largest components are: • Sales Tax is at 47.2%,which is in line with prior year but lagging budget expectations • Property Tax is at 58.4% due primarily to timing since April and October have the largest receipts. This timing impacts the General Fund fund balance significantly but is expected to be on right on target at year-end • Utility and Franchise Taxes are at 45.9% General Fund Expenditures in total are at 46.3%;the largest components are: • Police expenditures are at 45.8% • Fire Expenditures are at 52.1% • Information Technology expenditures are at 44.2% 4 REVENUE FORECAST The City Council's current top strategic objective is improving the General Fund's fund balance. To accomplish that goal,the City is monitoring revenues and managing expenses. By managing to budget, the City will stay on track to meet its policy goal by 2023. Cash& Investments As a current over-all indicator,the 4-year historic city-wide cash and investments balance trends, inclusive of all funds,shows June at$89.0 million;May was an all-time high$92.9 million. Each month is best compared to the same month in previous years to account for seasonality and other annual events. CASH AND INVESTMENTS HISTORY $100,000,000 — $80,000,000 — $60,000,000 — $40,000,000 — $20,000,000 — $ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 � 5v\ i _ �A \ Nod^ �A �\. \ NO- �A 5v\ \ Nod^ ti\� Sales Tax This is the largest single funding source for the city. Following a sluggish 1st quarter largely defined by poor weather,2nd quarter receipts improved,exceeding prior year by$220,000,but still under budget slightly by$200,000 or 1.4%of the 6-month budget of$14.4 million. Year-end budget is$31.2 million. SALES TAX REVENUE S35,0o0,000 S30,000,000 — --- $25,000,000 — s20,000,000 — S15,000,000 — Sio,000,000 — S5,000,000 — $o Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Current Year Cumulative Prior Year Cumulative Budget Cumulative Finance Quarterly Report-Page 2 n Property Tax The 2Dl9 budget increased by$3 million due to assessed valuations; were below expectation for 1stgoarre�improved in quarter and e�pecredtobeon-track by year-end. 7OLQP2QIY TAX REVENUE �zs'ouo'uoo $zu'ouu'oun �o'ouo'uoo $|u'wu'oun 8s'wo'uoo $» 1^" Feb muz Apr May }'m Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec - {u,nntrmrCumu|vuv, Prior Year Cumulative oudA,t[umuuuv" Water Water revenue iyu slightly,both prior dbudget. ^�ttb d of 2od quarter, cumulative f` ,,� )\ o overf` or�earao the o e gua e� cuznu e exceeds budget by$156,000. WATER REVENUE �o'ouo'uoo *m'oun'uoo sm'wu'oon s6'uuo.ono 9+'mo.uoo sz.00Kun" so ]nn Feb oxa, Apr may Jun Jul Aug 5,p Oct Nov Dec Current Year Cumulative Prior Year cxmu|^a,, Budget Cumulative Finance Quarterly Report'Page 3 6 Refuse Refuse revenue is up after 2 quarters-$18,000 over budget,overcoming a negative 1st quarter that had been trailing budget by$90,000. REFUSE REVENUE $7,000,000 $6,000,000 .--- 55,000,00o $4,000,000 S3,000,000 S2,000,000 $1,000,000 SO Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Current Year Cumulative Prior Year Cumulative Budget Cumulative Lodging Tax Lodging tax was typically slow in the 1st quarter,was running under both budget and prior year but picked up with June receipts. It is now trailing budget by$43,000. There were no known events or lack of events that exerted a material influence on lodging activity. Two new local hotels have opened in 2020,adding 171 rooms to the existing supply of 1,855 hotel rooms. LODGING TAX REVENUE $2,000,000 $1,500,000 91,000,000 $500,000 SO Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Current Year Cumulative Prior Year Cumulative Budget Cumulative Finance Quarterly Report-Page 4 7 Airport Airport Revenue is up,exceeding budget by$62,000 after 2 quarters. This measure includes all airport revenues which include airline landing fees,commercial rents,parking lot revenue,car rental and general aviation. AIRPORT REVENUE $1,600,000 $1,400,000 S1,200,000 $1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Current Year Cumulative Prior Year Cumulative Budget Cumulative Building Permits Building permit revenues,budgeted to reach$610,000 by year-end,are currently up to$520,000,ahead of budget by$171,000. BUILDING PERMIT REVENUE s800,000 — $700,000 — - S600,000 $500,000 S400,000 — S300,000 $200,000 $100,000 — so Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Current Year Cumulative Prior Year Cumulative Budget Cumulative Finance Quarterly Report-Page 5 8 CITY-WIDE FUND BALANCE SUMMARY CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance General Fund $ 9,061,873 $ 33,449,987 $ 31,160,050 $ 11,351,810 Parks and Recreation 283,427 2,248,749 2,179,111 353,065 Street&Traffic Operations 470,252 2,876,042 2,885,875 460,419 General Government Subtotal 9,815,552 38,574,778 36,225,036 12,165,294 Other Governmental Operating Funds 5,541,290 5,620,965 6,534,567 4,627,688 Government Capital Funds 16,335,084 3,547,180 7,194,862 12,687,402 Enterprise Operating Funds 12,421,825 27,163,672 26,331,032 13,254,465 Enterprise Capital Funds 38,219,896 4,024,271 3,510,588 38,733,579 Internal Service Funds 3,883,038 2,894,894 2,492,908 4,285,024 Employee Benefit Reserve 2,910,659 6,311,990 6,866,152 2,356,497 Risk Management Reserves 1,856,654 1,088,453 2,663,170 281,937 Debt Service&Agency Funds 4,452,447 3,598,288 3,346,627 4,704,108 Total $ 95,436,445 $ 92,824,491 $ 95,164,942 $ 93,095,994 This table shows fund balances by fund at this point in time,however due to seasonal fluctuations such as Property Tax revenues that come in twice a year, and dept payments made periodically,as well as other seasonal factors, this is intended to provide transparency and accountability but it not a reliable measure of predicted year-end. Finance Quarterly Report-Page 6 9 CITY WIDE REVENUES & EXPENDITURES BY FUND GROUPING REVENUE COMPARISON (Budget vs.Actual) 2018 2019 Annual Actual % Amended Actual % as of 6/30 Rec'd Budget as of 6/30 Rec'd General $ 34,043,201 50.6% $ 67,465,430 $ 33,449,987 49.6% Parks and Recreation 2,722,278 49.8% 5,259,740 2,248,749 42.8% Street&Traffic Operations 2,490,481 44.8% 5,782,582 2,876,042 49.7% General Government Subtotal 39,255,960 50.1% 78,507,752 38,574,778 49.1% Other Government Operating Funds 6,165,859 41.6% 16,900,561 5,620,965 33.3% Government Capital Funds 6,520,007 14.0% 42,223,961 3,547,180 8.4% Enterprise Operating Funds 26,741,637 46.3% 60,490,047 27,163,672 44.9% Enterprise Capital Funds 3,943,301 20.2% 19,892,710 4,024,271 20.2% Internal Service Funds 2,211,792 36.2% 6,167,579 2,894,894 46.9% Employee Benefit Reserves 6,761,460 47.0% 16,388,226 6,311,990 38.5% Risk Management Reserve 2,123,479 50.9% 4,345,936 1,088,453 25.0% Debt Service&Agency Funds 8,055,877 74.2% 7,529,200 3,598,288 47.8% Total $ 101,779,372 40.3% $ 252,445,972 $ 92,824,491 36.8% EXPENDITURE COMPARISON (Budget vs.Actual) 2018 2019 Annual Actual % Amended Actual % as of 6/30 Exp'd Budget as of 6/30 Exp'd General $ 33,396,535 49.9% $ 67,358,718 $ 31,160,050 46.3% Parks and Recreation 2,664,284 47.4% 5,169,394 2,179,111 42.2% Street&Traffic Operations 2,050,654 37.4% 7,662,384 2,885,875 37.7% General Government Subtotal 38,111,473 48.8% 80,190,496 36,225,036 45.2% Other Government Operating Funds 5,675,073 38.4% 16,992,455 6,534,567 38.5% Government Capital Funds 6,281,107 14.9% 45,504,256 7,194,862 15.8% Enterprise Operating Funds 27,885,402 46.6% 62,221,384 26,331,032 42.3% Enterprise Capital Funds 3,015,509 11.0% 24,627,123 3,510,588 14.3% Internal Service Funds 1,478,833 23.0% 9,238,850 2,492,908 27.0% Employee Benefit Reserves 6,693,080 44.5% 16,128,416 6,866,152 42.6% Risk Management Reserve 2,434,751 60.5% 4,301,306 2,663,170 61.9% Debt Service&Agency Funds 6,598,214 60.8% 7,516,225 3,346,627 44.5% Total $ 98,173,442 37.9% $ 266,720,511 $ 95,164,942 35.7% Finance Quarterly Report-Page 7 10 GENERAL GOVERNMENT REVENUE DETAIL GENERAL GOVERNMENT REVENUES 2019 Revenues as of 6/30 Amended Percent General Fund 2017 2018 2019 Budget Rec'd General Sales Tax $ 7,847,214 $ 8,413,207 $ 8,582,881 $ 18,173,950 47.2% Criminal Justice Sales Tax 1,561,128 1,748,032 1,689,479 3,584,560 47.1% Property Tax 6,846,559 7,178,554 6,162,064 10,557,065 58.4% Utility&Franchise Taxes 7,474,102 7,706,369 8,702,763 18,976,079 45.9% Charges for Services 4,359,035 4,684,812 4,089,159 7,993,893 51.2% State Shared Revenue 1,165,289 1,263,086 1,065,737 2,242,469 47.5% Other Intergovernmental 420,529 332,566 297,817 740,490 40.2% Fines and Forfeitures 913,029 932,600 839,074 1,939,817 43.3% Other Taxes&Fees 960,937 970,745 915,301 1,655,074 55.3% Licenses and Permits 432,767 581,628 739,095 939,850 78.6% Other Revenue 182,856 231,602 366,616 662,183 55.4% Total General Fund 32,163,445 34,043,201 33,449,986 67,465,430 49.6% Parks&Recreation Property Tax 1,437,086 1,541,401 1,412,195 2,560,000 55.2% Charges for Services 497,100 514,765 452,890 884,050 51.2% State Shared Revenue 11,550 11,915 11,915 23,830 50.0% Other Intergovernmental 19,462 36,370 9,952 50,500 19.7% Transfers from other Funds 643,524 535,072 292,134 1,513,060 19.3% Other Revenue 120,006 82,754 69,663 228,300 30.5% Total Parks&Recreation 2,728,728 2,722,277 2,248,749 5,259,740 42.8% Streets Property Tax 1,956,315 1,715,537 1,721,843 3,121,325 55.2% Charges for Services 254,400 4,150 292,618 720,000 40.6% State Shared Revenue 621,352 630,378 589,736 1,319,812 44.7% Other Intergovernmental 58,615 126,468 122,280 246,900 49.5% Other Taxes&Fees 150,000 -% Transfers from other Funds 88,272 176,545 50.0% Other Revenue 19,276 13,948 61,293 48,000 127.7% Total Streets 2,909,958 2,490,481 2,876,042 5,782,582 49.7% Total General Government $ 37,802,131 $ 39,255,959 $ 38,574,777 $ 78,507,752 49.1% Finance Quarterly Report-Page 8 11 GENERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE DETAIL GENERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES 2019 Expenditures as of 6/30 Amended Percent 2017 2018 2019 Budget Exp'd Police $ 14,330,516 $ 14,719,266 $ 13,846,141 $ 30,250,940 45.8% Fire 6,524,331 6,870,171 7,434,761 14,259,577 52.1% Information Technology 1,858,728 1,778,458 1,639,512 3,711,761 44.2% Interfund Distributions 2,135,924 2,261,197 753,867 2,143,060 35.2% Code Administration 896,290 928,453 960,044 1,974,496 48.6% Legal 782,210 811,792 884,053 1,938,043 45.6% Finance 786,003 765,690 754,934 1,787,366 42.2% Municipal Court 702,212 766,571 778,911 1,711,215 45.5% Firemen's Relief/Pension 589,804 611,537 657,309 1,216,963 54.0% Indigent Defense 517,189 419,426 524,724 1,050,000 50.0% Police Pension 459,257 450,848 414,133 929,497 44.6% Engineering 352,233 345,714 347,753 778,311 44.7% Human Resources 304,443 343,376 367,947 768,113 47.9% City Clerk/Records 219,505 227,490 217,897 717,207 30.4% Planning 285,799 306,716 336,255 707,117 47.6% Purchasing 274,749 295,713 304,673 647,613 47.0% City Management 203,775 211,501 267,067 629,681 42.4% City Hall Facility 370,011 251,528 211,318 602,352 35.1% Economic Development 252,042 189,840 144,407 313,243 46.1% City Council 158,630 171,081 143,023 275,686 51.9% Parking 83,361 78,854 80,995 186,854 43.3% Intergovernmental 96,759 91,313 86,194 162,689 53.0% State Auditor 11,526 4,009 130,000 3.1% Contingency 500,000 313,489 n/a Total General Fund 32,195,297 33,396,535 31,159,927 67,205,273 46.4% Parks&Recreation Fund 2,701,738 2,664,284 2,179,111 5,169,394 42.2% Street&Traffic Ops. 2,759,671 2,050,654 2,885,875 7,662,384 37.7% Total General Government $ 37,656,706 $ 38,111,473 $ 36,224,913 $ 80,037,051 45.3% Finance Quarterly Report-Page 9 12 OTHER FUNDS DETAIL OTHER GOVERNMENT OPERATING FUNDS 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Economic Development $ 70,321 $ 49,798 $ 46,392 $ 73,727 Neighborhood Development 862,584 156,756 1,338,462 (319,122) Community Relations 741,290 328,100 281,530 787,860 Cemetery 118,508 152,655 157,327 113,836 Emergency Services 9,414 806,916 465,033 351,297 Public Safety Communication 718,371 2,092,877 1,954,727 856,521 Police Grants 1,185,643 151,297 110,690 1,226,250 PBIA(Park/Bus Impr Area) 63,947 91,422 86,521 68,848 Trolley 19,856 1,275 26,688 (5,557) Front Street Bus Impr Area 1,090 3,000 2,770 1,320 Cony Center(Tourist Promo) 377,237 530,888 833,456 74,669 Capitol Theatre 34,144 214,063 228,111 20,096 PFD-Convention Center 1,028,440 454,487 477,906 1,005,021 Tourism Promotion Area 69,902 243,127 184,045 128,984 PFD-Capitol Theatre 240,544 344,305 340,909 243,940 Capitol Theatre Reserve Total Other Gov't Oper Funds $ 5,541,291 $ 5,620,966 $ 6,534,567 $ 4,627,690 GOVERNMENTAL CAPITAL FUNDS 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Arterial Street $ 2,147,691 $ 588,259 $ 2,545,653 $ 190,297 Central Bus District Capital (532,523) 17,899 (514,624) Capitol Theatre Construction 149,087 30,000 8,070 171,017 Yakima Redevelopment Area 3,080,389 16,432 78,223 3,018,598 Parks&Recreation Capital 4,021,729 69,638 3,476,124 615,243 Fire Capital 393,621 80,402 16,200 457,823 Law and Justice Capital 444,425 281,798 33,906 692,317 Public Works Trust Construction 2,980,111 669,280 270,554 3,378,837 REET 2 Capital 1,060,389 586,845 475,488 1,171,746 Street Capital 951,821 827,328 232,649 1,546,500 Convention Center Cap Impr 1,056,992 379,300 44,603 1,391,689 Reserve for Capital Impr 581,353 13,393 567,960 Total Gov't Capital Funds $ 16,335,085 $ 3,547,181 $ 7,194,863 $ 12,687,403 Finance Quarterly Report-Page 10 13 ENTERPRISE OPERATING FUNDS 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Airport Operating $ 151,561 $ 715,266 $ 646,949 $ 219,878 Stormwater Operating 1,157,263 2,127,603 1,797,413 1,487,453 Transit Operating 4,124,523 3,579,458 3,912,846 3,791,135 Refuse 1,573,403 3,683,417 3,168,345 2,088,475 Wastewater Operating 3,342,077 11,001,591 10,417,652 3,926,016 Water Operating 1,444,364 4,492,476 4,669,699 1,267,141 Irrigation 628,633 935,615 972,617 Utility Services 628,246 745,511 (117,265) Total Enterprise Oper Funds $ 12,421,824 $ 27,163,672 $ 26,331,032 $ 12,662,833 ENTERPRISE CAPITAL FUNDS 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Airport Capital $ 942,680 $ 251,580 $ 305,603 $ 888,657 Stormwater Capital 5,605,362 601,265 834,023 5,372,604 Transit Capital 5,306,396 52,546 355,873 5,003,069 Wastewater Facilities Capital 3,133,277 489,917 49,307 3,573,887 Wastewater Const Capital 8,892,317 1,450,000 1,066,215 9,276,102 Wastewater Capital 5,787,084 300,917 547,785 5,540,216 Water Capital 4,324,604 250,750 265,552 4,309,802 Irrigation Capital 4,228,176 627,297 86,230 4,769,243 Total Enterprise Oper Funds $ 38,219,896 $ 4,024,272 $ 3,510,588 $ 38,733,580 INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Equipment Rental $ 2,734,045 $ 2,170,581 $ 1,871,528 $ 3,033,098 Environmental 523,398 104,214 116,870 510,742 Public Works Admin 625,596 620,100 504,510 741,186 Total Enterprise Oper Funds $ 3,883,039 $ 2,894,895 $ 2,492,908 $ 4,285,026 Finance Quarterly Report-Page 11 14 EMPLOYEE BENEFIT RESERVES 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Unemployment Comp Rsv $ 195,511 $ 141,937 $ 80,255 $ 257,193 Employees Health Ben Rsv 2,684,307 5,086,081 6,153,229 1,617,159 Worker's Comp Rsv (4,275) 1,083,972 605,648 474,049 Wellness/EAP 35,116 27,020 8,096 Total Employee Ben Reserve $ 2,910,659 $ 6,311,990 $ 6,866,152 $ 2,356,497 RISK MANAGEMENT RESERVE 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance Risk Management Reserve $ 1,856,654 $ 1,088,453 $ 2,663,170 $ 281,937 DEBT SERVICE &AGENCY FUNDS 2019 As of June 30th Beginning 2019 2019 Ending Fund Balance Actual Rev. Actual Exp. Balance GO Bond Redemption 2002 GO Convention Center $ 166,440 $ 513,469 $ 558,863 $ 121,046 2005 GO Various Bonds 8,733 1,894,196 2,297,557 (394,628) 1996 GO LTD-Convention Center 73,292 154,561 7,035 220,818 LID Debt Service Control 108,785 108,785 Total GO Bond Redemption $ 248,465 $ 2,562,226 $ 2,863,455 $ 56,021 Water/Sewer Revenue Bond Redemption Water Rev Bonds&Debt Service $ 590,003 $ $ $ 590,003 WW Rev Bond&2008 Debt Service 260,397 62,531 41,688 281,240 Irrigation Bond Debt Service 120,276 82,577 27,526 175,327 WW Rev Bond Rsv&2012 Debt Svc 2,548,911 103,700 69,133 2,583,478 Total W/S Rev Bond Redemption $ 3,519,587 $ 248,808 $ 138,347 $ 3,630,048 Agency Funds Yakcorps 669,982 344,826 325,156 Cemetery Trust 684,396 8,486 692,882 Total Agency Funds $ 684,396 $ 678,468 $ 344,826 1,018,038 Finance Quarterly Report-Page 12