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COMPARISON OF BUDGETED - *, tit,YFNUES AND EXPFSIDI'IVRfS <br />FOh ._ iu. YEAR 1984 <br />The Cannission has prepared this sum+ary sheet and attached tables to <br />explain how we have increased the earnings and decreased the expenditures from <br />that budgeted for fiscal year 1984 and allocated to the user connunities of the <br />Metropolitan Disposal System. In this process we will be able to return over <br />$5,0001000.00 to the 1984 users of the system. The Conmissirn would like also <br />to inform you that we have received the "Certificate of Conformance' from the <br />National Government Finance Officers Association for the 1982 and 1983 fiscal <br />years. According to the bond consultant, this achievement Sas resulted in <br />substantial interest savings for the $26,000,000 of bonds sold in November, <br />1964. <br />In more specific detail, the actual revenue in 1984 exceeded the budget by <br />$498,000 as shown in Table R. In addition, excess SAC revenues of $2,546,366 <br />were transferred to the Sac Fund reserve which now totals $19,542,170. This <br />does not include the '5,333,332 which the SAC Fund has loaned to the Operating <br />Fund, which will be returned by Fiscal Year 1988. $1,866,667 of the monies to <br />be returned is already included in the 1985 Budget. <br />The two major areas that revenues exceeded budgeted amounts were Industrial <br />Strength Charges of $1,152,000 and Investment Earnings of $764,000. A study of <br />the Comnission's investments by an outside consultant indicated that .he <br />Crnmissicn is doing a good job of managing its investable funds. The <br />Construction Fund yield, with rather short maturities averaged 9.82% and the <br />Operating Fund wi h an average investment of approxinetely two years averaged <br />11.25%. <br />
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