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HomeMy WebLinkAbout201604, AprilADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES  DEPARTMENT    M   E   M   O   R   A   N   D   U   M       DATE: June 7, 2016     TO: Randy Corman, Council President  Members of the Renton City Council     CC: Denis Law, Mayor  Administrators     FROM: Hai Nguyen, Sr. Finance Analyst     SUBJECT: April 2016 Financial Status Report       At the end of April, general governmental revenues show $4.3 million or 11.9% over budget.   Revenue source(s) that are higher than expected are: sales tax ($345k); utility taxes ($301k);  gambling taxes ($287k); real estate excise taxes ($195k); business & occupation taxes ($1.8  million); state shared revenues ($147k); building permits & development service fees ($477k);  seizure funds ($658k, restricted to drug enforcement and not available for general purposes)  and interest earnings ($108k).  If we remove business & occupation tax (CIP portion) and  seizure funds, general governmental revenues are $1.9 million or 5.1% over budget.  On the  down side, the revenue source(s) that are underperforming the year to date budget is EMS levy  ($228k below, due to the timing of when it was recorded in the current year compared to  2014).    General government expenditures showed a favorable variance of $1.3 million or 3.6%.  See  page 10 of report for further expenditure over‐spent explanations.    The attached report provides more detailed discussion of each revenue source and our updated  projections for the year.  Please do not hesitate to contact me at x6952 should you have any  questions or any suggestions about the report.         This page is intentionally left blank        General Governmental Funds $% Beginning Fund Balance 17,454,261$     17,454,261$   17,565,282$      17,565,282$  19,962,845$    19,962,845$ 19,962,845$   ‐                 0.0% OPERATING REVENUES Property Tax 35,295,390        7,509,891       36,369,429       11,473,575   37,213,314     9,581,661     9,489,780        (91,882)          ‐1.0% Sales Tax 21,512,379        6,807,199       23,439,266       7,443,380      23,999,421     7,697,646     8,042,675        345,029        4.5% Sales Tax ‐ Annexation Credit 2,542,394          799,863           2,778,858          881,021         2,748,167       868,094        952,359            84,265          9.7% Criminal Justice Sales Tax 2,267,947          721,451           2,484,718          785,541         2,580,795       818,328        858,485            40,158          4.9% Natural Gas Use Tax 271,485              135,655           228,899             100,848         268,000           118,074        94,943              (23,132)          ‐19.6% Admission Tax 310,311              154,406           309,790             150,261         320,000           157,222        140,840            (16,382)         ‐10.4% Franchise Fees 1,342,269          646,666           1,349,154          668,561         1,260,000       615,728        703,549            87,820          14.3% Electricity Tax 5,167,444          1,992,820       5,012,962          1,701,060      4,946,019       1,794,624     2,103,221        308,597        17.2% Natural Gas Utility Tax 1,562,341          862,483           1,437,552          724,944         1,350,900       714,844        706,375            (8,470)            ‐1.2% Garbage/Solid Waste 573,457              191,379           638,073             183,444         580,000           179,441        215,346            35,905          20.0% TV Cable 1,518,821          478,060           1,591,866          496,700         1,629,365       510,576        507,849            (2,727)            ‐0.5% Telephone 909,088              274,371           880,233             322,085         952,500           317,508        299,629            (17,880)          ‐5.6% Cellular Phone 1,951,925          578,839           1,674,355          538,995         1,671,056       515,118        532,031            16,912          3.3% City Utilities 3,961,052          1,234,510       4,183,165          1,311,002      4,208,377       1,315,347     1,306,744        (8,604)           ‐0.7% Utility Tax Audit 460,513              ‐                    1,962,092          ‐                   111,227           111,227        111,227            ‐                  0.0% Leasehold Excise Tax 171,470              43,738             163,314             42,865           179,000           46,304           42,176              (4,128)           ‐8.9% Gambling Excise Tax 1,650,384          522,560           2,299,156          719,390         1,600,000       503,127        790,251            287,124        57.1% Real Estate Excise Tax 4,348,762          1,747,345       4,595,166          1,167,058      4,000,000       1,750,788     1,946,242        195,454        11.2% Less: CIP REET (1,650,000)         (331,387)         (1,401,300)        (291,764)        (2,000,000)      (973,121)       (973,121)          ‐                  0.0% EMS Levy 916,361              225,392           936,406             ‐                   946,000           227,701        ‐                     (227,701)       ‐100.0% B&O Taxes ‐                      ‐                    ‐                      ‐                   5,000,000       4,500,000     4,578,349        78,349          1.7% Less: CIP B&O Taxes ‐                      ‐                    ‐                      ‐                   (2,000,000)      (1,800,000)    ‐                     1,800,000     ‐100.0% Business License Fees 2,965,850          1,328,932       3,125,740          1,349,541      1,811,000       1,196,310     1,073,694        (122,616)       ‐10.2% Less: CIP Business License Fees (2,450,295)         (1,098,331)      (2,584,164)        (1,116,246)    (1,509,000)      (983,785)       (889,182)          94,603           ‐9.6% Animal Licenses and Spec Events Permits 95,698                36,518             101,743             37,405           91,000             36,099           34,530              (1,569)            ‐4.3% Building Permits & Development Svc Fees 4,519,234          1,607,401       6,077,055          1,520,269      5,173,368       1,517,577     1,994,550        476,973        31.4% Intergovt'l (Grants, State Shared, etc)4,522,540          1,754,785       4,053,617          1,344,392      3,982,687       1,136,037     1,464,834        328,797        28.9% Fire District 25 and 40 Contracts 5,959,428          797,257           6,369,132          759,816         6,128,712       164,356        164,356            ‐                  0.0% Public Safety 844,375              245,008           649,797             309,932         630,135           233,529        313,301            79,772          34.2% Culture and Recreation 1,485,123          384,136           1,587,878          274,651         1,727,393       370,316        385,035            14,718          4.0% Interfund/Interdept‐Services 3,270,503          1,141,789       3,106,430          1,038,018      3,689,406       1,229,802     1,140,882        (88,920)         ‐7.2% Fines and Penalties 962,977              355,263           848,052             221,685         1,126,500       362,183        216,897            (145,286)       ‐40.1% Photo Enforcement 1,719,971          400,235           2,171,184          638,094         2,194,000       585,455        651,712            66,257          11.3% Seizure Funds ‐ Federal/State/Local 68,870                (470)                 21,676               6,444              50,000             3,299             661,152            657,853        19941.8% Interests and Other Earnings 981,630              43,538             973,208             218,304         875,300           117,242        225,043            107,800        91.9% Rents, Leases, and Concessions 711,070              306,400           762,361             285,609         598,616           240,517        224,439            (16,079)         ‐6.7% Contributions and Donations 113,626              28,512             147,292             36,953           96,700             24,262           41,314              17,052          70.3% Other Miscellaneous 879,105              320,761           941,127             352,276         705,630           262,596        313,271            50,675          19.3% Other Financing Sources (Transfer‐In, etc) 48,632                3,447               270,224             3,218              250,000           83,333           ‐                     (83,333)          ‐100.0% Total Operating Revenues 111,782,133     32,250,423     119,555,505     35,699,323   119,185,588   36,149,368   40,464,776      4,315,407     11.9% OPERATING EXPENDITURES Council 309,317              108,911           320,877             113,635         375,761           132,696        129,027            3,669             2.8% Executive 1,338,738          407,807           1,691,189          443,641         1,784,464       501,457        616,267            (114,810)       ‐22.9% City Attorney 1,829,254          562,501           1,791,167          599,643         2,213,353       710,479        670,522            39,957          5.6% Court Services 2,016,273          660,115           2,013,364          641,217         2,187,710       706,499        678,807            27,692          3.9% Community and Eco Dvlpmnt Admin 1,010,761          333,812           1,183,052          358,681         1,163,302       367,204        382,305            (15,101)         ‐4.1% Development Services 2,659,078          931,956           2,632,264          867,751         3,101,790       1,054,990     892,326            162,664        15.4% Economic Development 654,007              186,131           658,515             228,439         911,753           287,984        287,672            313                0.1% Planning 2,095,706          584,673           2,606,551          829,531         3,243,237       975,403        846,345            129,058        13.2% Finance 2,644,827          678,686           3,132,812          711,350         2,953,369       710,548        858,782            (148,234)       ‐20.9% City Clerk 1,152,246          446,560           1,027,084          264,641         1,151,870       375,900        313,676            62,224          16.6% Human Resources 922,668              294,344           1,182,629          366,906         1,372,669       431,140        395,008            36,132          8.4% Police 26,383,640        8,533,912       28,144,699       9,092,588      30,153,639     9,747,282     9,300,837        446,445        4.6% Jail Services 3,760,273          1,253,219       4,142,266          1,379,437      4,703,000       1,568,043     1,568,043        ‐                  0.0% Fire 25,240,760        8,701,872       26,536,999       9,250,808      28,240,123     9,791,576     9,575,877        215,700        2.2% Community Services Admin 480,727              158,781           509,439             173,595         655,344           219,984        196,747            23,237          10.6% Parks 4,070,181          1,154,945       4,411,383          1,289,256      5,065,610       1,459,798     1,301,241        158,558        10.9% Parks Planning & Natural Resources 722,739              201,429           808,558             208,488         1,292,543       346,004        211,159            134,845        39.0% Recreation 4,823,195          1,262,485       5,087,811          1,422,635      5,350,288       1,449,516     1,463,737        (14,220)         ‐1.0% Human Services 1,159,189          385,688           1,225,835          410,324         1,245,394       415,655        395,807            19,849          4.8% Neighborhoods, Resources, & Events 875,223              257,492           958,624               257,014           1,079,926         302,985          268,788            34,198           11.3% Museum 214,291              66,789             227,094               75,445             235,281             75,818             73,438              2,380              3.1% Public Works Admin 389,493              127,778           387,493             128,823         413,579           136,585        133,872            2,714             2.0% Street Maintenance 4,503,315          1,423,475       5,061,723          1,612,472      5,420,445       1,720,451     1,676,774        43,677          2.5% Transportation 4,263,725          1,450,448       4,975,059          1,532,946      5,109,047       1,649,817     1,593,069        56,747          3.4% Debt Service 8,393,140          916,538           6,371,715          315,231         6,248,676       295,075        295,075            ‐                  0.0% Non‐Departmental and Other 9,758,346          1,028,664       10,069,740       1,114,142      7,048,924       1,156,445     1,156,445        ‐                  0.0% Total Operating Expenditures 111,671,112     32,119,009     117,157,942     33,688,640   122,721,097   36,589,337   35,281,644      1,307,693     3.6% Total Ending Fund Balance 17,565,282$    17,585,675$   19,962,846$      19,575,966$  16,427,336$    19,522,876$ 25,145,976$   5,623,100$  28.8% Summary of Sources and Uses Annual Actual YTD Actual Favorable (Unfavorable) 2014 2015 2016 Variance Annual Actual YTD Actual Annual Budget YTD Budget YTD Actual   Monthly Financial Report April 2016 Page 1 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      OVERVIEW  This financial overview reflects the City’s overall financial position for the fiscal year through April 30, 2016.  Except as noted,  year‐to‐date budgeted revenues and operating expenditures are generally based on the collection/disbursement patterns for  the same period of the preceding two years.  The table on the previous page summarizes the general governmental fund  revenues and expenditures.    Revenues    Taxes   The combined collection of property, sales/use, utility, gambling, admissions, and real estate excise taxes represents 78% of all  resources supporting general governmental activities.   The following section provides detail information on property, sales,  utility, and other taxes.    Property Tax  April’s collection is $7.9 million,  making the total year‐to‐date  collection $9.5 million or 25.5% of  the total budget.  In comparison  to the previous year, the City  collected $2 million or 17% less.   Compared to the budget, the City  is under projections by $92 or 1%.   The April variance is due to the  timing of collections in the current  year compared to the prior year.                    Sales Tax  April 2016 sales tax receipts  totaled $1.9 million.  Compared  with the same month last year, it  is $138k or 8% more.  Compared  to the projected current month’s  budget, it is $123k or 7% above.   The year‐to‐date collection of $8  million is $599k or 8% more than  the prior year and is also $345k or  4% more than budgeted.  New  Construction and Auto Sales are  the sectors that are collecting  more than anticipated.  2016’s  monthly budgets are generally  based on 2010 through 2015  collections.  2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 67,234$            3,065$               44,745$            (22,489)$            ‐33% 41,681$            1360% Feb 307,006            373,244            315,119            8,113                  3% (58,125)               ‐16% Mar 939,218            1,074,259        1,273,685        334,468            36% 199,426            19% Apr 10,160,118     8,131,093        7,856,230        (2,303,888)       ‐23% (274,863)            ‐3% May 7,583,868        9,072,513         Jun 147,318            34,492                Jul 65,395               518,865             Aug 94,817               439,220             Sep 561,525            520,828             Oct 6,263,616        8,267,195         Nov 9,975,046        7,836,248         Dec 204,271            942,291             YTD  Total 11,473,575$  9,581,661$     9,489,780$     (1,983,795)$    ‐17% (91,882)$            ‐1% Annual Total 36,369,429$  37,213,314$   Property Tax  Revenues Year to Date through April 2016 vs. 2015 2016 vs. Budget Month 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 1,758,332$     1,862,249$     1,978,530$     220,198$         13% 116,281$         6% Feb 2,260,395        2,291,583        2,320,497        60,102               3% 28,913               1% Mar 1,674,147        1,777,535        1,854,773        180,626            11% 77,238               4% Apr 1,750,506        1,766,278        1,888,875        138,369            8% 122,597            7% May 1,977,843        2,098,153         ‐                          Jun 1,677,458        1,842,450         ‐                          Jul 1,866,949        1,907,549         ‐                          Aug 2,178,289        2,108,862        ‐                          Sep 2,100,591        2,030,965        ‐                          Oct 2,014,951        2,100,010        ‐                          Nov 2,158,753        2,153,518        ‐                          Dec 2,021,053        2,060,268        ‐                          YTD Total 7,443,380$     7,697,646$     8,042,675$     599,295$         8% 345,029$         4% Annual  Total 23,439,266$  23,999,421$   2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Month Year to Date through April Local Retail Sales  Tax  Revenues Page 2 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      The following table breaks out the City’s base sales tax (excluding Criminal Justice and Annexation Credit) by major business  sectors:                      Utility tax   April utility tax revenues are $1.3  million, which is $82k or 7%  higher than the same month last  year and is also higher than the  budget by $125k or 10%.  The  year‐to‐date collection is $5.9  million, which is $498k or 9%  higher than the prior year and is  also $301k or 5% higher than the  budget. The favorable variance is  due to collecting more than  anticipated in Electrical utility tax.            The table below breaks out Utility Tax by source.  The utility tax audit revenues are gross and do not include the related  audit fees ($26k).          2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 1,199,348$     1,384,085$     1,509,960$     310,612$         26% 125,875$         9% Feb 1,371,771        1,418,341        1,597,348        225,577            16% 179,007            13% Mar 1,544,060        1,553,221        1,423,774        (120,286)            ‐8% (129,448)            ‐8% Apr 1,263,898        1,221,113        1,346,282        82,383               7% 125,169            10% May 1,262,764        1,307,620         Jun 1,815,284        1,318,211         Jul 2,175,167        1,165,160         Aug 1,351,000        1,299,385         Sep 1,214,144        1,203,343         Oct 1,204,406        1,193,676         Nov 1,342,058        1,262,186         Dec 1,865,296        1,391,102         YTD  Total 5,379,077$     5,576,759$     5,877,363$     498,286$         9% 300,604$         5% Annual  Total 17,609,196$  15,717,444$   2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Year to Date through April Utility Tax Revenues Month Sales  Tax by Sector 2015 2016 Bgt YTD Act Change 2016/2015 2016 Act  vs  Bgt New Construction 828,418$         983,959$         1,177,224$     348,806$       42%$        193,264 20% Auto  Sales 1,409,942        1,453,426        1,567,738        157,796          11%           114,312 8% General  Retail 2,334,828        2,380,929        2,399,618        64,790             3%              18,689 1% Manufacturing 685,371            603,509            571,141            (114,231)         ‐17%            (32,368)‐5% Wholesale 359,786            367,701            389,357            29,572             8%              21,657 6% Service 1,626,424        1,722,262        1,750,170        123,745          8%              27,908 2% Other 198,611            185,861            187,428            (11,183)            ‐6%                 1,567 1% YTD  Total 7,443,380$     7,697,646$     8,042,675$     599,295$       8%345,029$        4% Note: Excludes Annexation Credit and Criminal Justice Sales  Tax revenue. Utility Tax by Type 2015 2016 Bgt YTD  Act Change 2016/2015  2016 Act  vs  Bgt  Electrical 1,701,060$     1,794,624$     2,103,221$     402,161$       24%$        308,597 17% Natural  Gas 825,792            832,918            801,317            (24,474)            ‐3%            (31,601)‐4% Cell 538,995            515,118            532,031            (6,964)               ‐1%              16,912 3% Phone 322,085            317,508            299,629            (22,456)            ‐7%            (17,880)‐6% Cable 496,700            510,576            507,849            11,149             2%               (2,727)‐1% Garbage/Solid Waste 183,444            179,441            215,346            31,902             17%              35,905 20% City Utilities 1,311,002        1,315,347        1,306,744        (4,258)              0%               (8,604)‐1% Utility Tax Audit ‐                              111,227            111,227            111,227          100%                             ‐ 0% YTD Total 5,379,077$     5,576,759$     5,877,363$     498,286$       9%300,604$        5% Annual Total 17,609,196$  15,717,444$   YTD as % of 31% 35% Page 3 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      Other Taxes     Real Estate Excise Tax  The City collected $336k in Real  Estate Excise Tax revenues (REET)  for April.  This is $103k or 23% less  than the same month last year  and is also $194k or 37% less than  the current month’s budget.  The  year‐to‐date collection is $1.9  million, which is $779k or 67%  more than the prior year and is  also $195k or 11% above the  budget.  The higher than expected  variance is due to 9 large  transactions in December and  January which accounts for $868k  of the total REET collected.          Gambling Tax  April’s Gambling Tax collections  totaled $197k, which is $10k or  5% below the same month last  year but is above the current  month’s budget by $71k or 56%.   The year‐to‐date total of $790k is  $71k or 10% above the prior year  and is also $287k or 57% above  budget.  $26k of the year‐to‐date  collections are from a payment  plan of back taxes earned in  2013/2014.    Pull tabs overall had a 4%  decrease, bingo had an 87%  decrease (bingo establishment  closed December 2015), and card‐rooms are seeing 17% higher in activities when compared to the prior year.      Franchise Fees  Franchise Fees are due quarterly  in January, April, July, and  October.  The year‐to‐date total  of $704k is $35k or 5% higher  than the prior year and is also  $88k or 14% above the projected  year‐to‐date budget.  2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 226,377$         704,460$         1,204,479$     978,102$         432% 500,019$         71% Feb 158,616            262,383            197,327            38,710               24% (65,057)               ‐25% Mar 343,579            254,292            208,452            (135,127)            ‐39% (45,840)               ‐18% Apr 438,485            529,653            335,985            (102,500)            ‐23% (193,668)            ‐37% May 394,014            211,369             Jun 478,186            385,654             Jul 563,474            291,482             Aug 281,921            218,314             Sep 449,693            226,722             Oct 497,978            311,095             Nov 325,743            138,561             Dec 437,098            466,015             YTD  Total 1,167,058$     1,750,788$     1,946,242$     779,185$         67% 195,454$         11% Annual  Total 4,595,166$     4,000,000$      Month 2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Real Estate Excise  Tax  Revenues Year  to Date through April 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 158,293$         117,510$         189,749$         31,457$            20% 72,239$            61% Feb 184,189            128,540            207,961            23,772               13% 79,420               62% Mar 169,262            130,833            195,255            25,993               15% 64,421               49% Apr 207,646            126,243            197,286            (10,361)               ‐5% 71,043               56% May 183,090            130,206             ‐                          Jun 174,036            125,477             ‐                          Jul 194,895            128,616            ‐                          Aug 226,785            144,692            ‐                          Sep 180,986            129,810            ‐                          Oct 215,119            150,141            ‐                          Nov 212,838            149,793            ‐                          Dec 192,018            138,138            ‐                          YTD  Total 719,390$         503,127$         790,251$         70,861$            10% 287,124$         57% Annual  Total 2,299,156$     1,600,000$      2016 vs. 2015 Gambling Tax  Revenue Month Year  to Date through April 2016 vs. Budget 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 333,343$         307,326$         348,118$         14,775$            4% 40,792$            13% Apr 335,218            308,402            355,430            20,212               6% 47,028               15% Jul 340,657            311,290             ‐                          Oct 339,936            309,807             ‐                          Dec ‐                        23,175                ‐                          YTD  Total 668,561$         615,728$         703,549$         34,987$            5% 87,820$            14% Annual  Total 1,349,154$     1,260,000$      Franchise  Fees  Revenue Year  to Date through April Month 2016 vs. 2015 2016 vs. Budget Page 4 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      Admission Tax   Admission Tax returns are due  quarterly in January, April, July,  and October of each year.  April  2016 collections represent  activities conducted during the 1st  quarter of 2016.  The year‐to‐date  collection of $141k is $9k or 6%  less than the prior year and is also  $16k or 10% less than the budget.                Business & Occupation Tax  Business and Occupation (B&O)  Tax is a new revenue source for  the City in 2016.  It was adopted  by the Council in the 2015/2016  biennial budget.  Businesses with  gross receipts of $1.5 million or  more per year, earned within the  City of Renton, will be required to  file and pay B&O tax, in lieu of the  Per Employee Fee, which is  currently reported as Business  License revenue.  April (1st quarter  activity) receipts totaled $4.6  million.  This is due to one  business reporting a full year’s  worth of activity.        Licenses and Permits    Business Licenses  Business Licenses totaled $207k  for April, which is $306k or 60%  below the same month last year  but is $89k or 75% above the  current month’s budget.  The  year‐to‐date Business Licenses  revenue of $1.1 million is $276k  or 20% below the prior year and is  also below the budget by $123k  or 10%.  The annual budget was  decreased due to the City  adopting the Business &  Occupation Tax for 2016.     2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 83,675$            84,589$            76,393$            (7,282)$               ‐9% (8,196)$               ‐10% Feb 1,371                  707                       1,360                  (11)                         ‐1% 652                       92% Mar 106                       55                          ‐                          Apr 65,108               71,870               63,088               (2,020)                  ‐3% (8,782)                  ‐12% May 1,523                  786                       ‐                          Jun ‐                        75                          ‐                          Jul 82,804               83,565               ‐                          Oct 75,167               78,334               ‐                          Nov 35                          18                          ‐                          YTD  Total 150,261$         157,222$         140,840$         (9,314)$               ‐6% (16,327)$            ‐10% Annual  Total 309,790$         320,000$          2016 vs. Budget Ad mission Tax  Revenue Year to Date through April Month 2016 vs. 2015 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan ‐$                            ‐$                            ‐$                            Feb ‐                         ‐                         ‐                          Mar ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          Apr ‐                        4,500,000        4,578,349        4,578,349        100% 78,349               2% May ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          Jun ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          Jul ‐                        250,000            ‐                          Aug ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          Sep ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          Oct ‐                        250,000            ‐                          Nov ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          Dec ‐                        ‐                         ‐                          YTD  Total ‐$                           4,500,000$     4,578,349$     4,578,349$     100% 78,349$            2% Annual  Total ‐$                           5,000,000$      *Total Business & Occupation Taxes (GF & CIP) Business & Occupation  Taxes* Year to Date through April Month 2016 vs. 2015 2016 vs. Budget 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 588,093$         952,446            559,894$         (28,199)$            ‐5% (392,552)$         ‐41% Feb 222,022            109,398            275,059            53,038               24% 165,662            151% Mar 26,067               16,194               31,642               5,575                  21% 15,448               95% Apr 513,360            118,272            207,099            (306,261)            ‐60% 88,827               75% May 167,985            75,750                ‐                          Jun 25,663               19,444               ‐                          Jul 645,791            181,556            ‐                          Aug 134,328            68,456               ‐                          Sep 29,333               17,246               ‐                          Oct 637,451            173,662            ‐                          Nov 117,394            67,012               ‐                          Dec 18,254               11,564               ‐                          YTD  Total 1,349,541$     1,196,310$     1,073,694$     (275,847)$        ‐20% (122,616)$        ‐10% Annual  Total 3,125,740$     1,811,000$      *Total Business License (GF & CIP) Business Licenses* Month 2016 vs. 2015 Year to Date through April 2016 vs. Budget Page 5 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      Building Permits and  Development Service Fees  Building Permits and  Development Service Fee  revenues totaled $336k in April.   The year‐to‐date development  fees revenue of $2 million is  $474k or 31% more than the year  before and is also $477k or 31%  higher than budget.  The large  variances in January and March  are due to large payments for  building permits and plan review  (Southport Developer, Group  Health Projects, and Boeing).              Intergovernmental  These revenue sources  include federal (direct  and indirect) grants,  state grants, state  shared revenues, local  grants, and entitlements.   State shared revenues  and Fire Districts’ 25 and  40 contracts compose  87% of the total  revenues in this category.  The year‐to‐date total Intergovernmental revenue is $2.5 million or 18% of the budget.       State Shared Revenues  State Shared Revenue  collections totaled $2  million since the start of  the year.  Compared to  the prior year, State  Shared Revenues are  above by $261k or 15%.   Compared to the  projected budget, the  City is collecting $147k  or 8% more.  The higher  than expected collection  is due to collecting more  than anticipated Criminal  Justice’s Sales Tax, Criminal Justice’s High Crime and Liquor Excise Tax.         2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 260,603$         341,282$         661,363$         400,760$         154% 320,081$         94% Feb 328,557            364,818            413,420            84,863               26% 48,602               13% Mar 275,826            319,009            583,658            307,832            112% 264,650            83% Apr 655,282            492,468            336,108            (319,174)            ‐49% (156,360)            ‐32% May 235,121            291,407             Jun 1,024,848        723,808             Jul 873,549            585,030             Aug 454,971            378,288             Sep 586,213            478,819             Oct 462,191            425,333             Nov 427,863            326,114             Dec 492,031            446,990             YTD  Total 1,520,269$     1,517,577$     1,994,550$     474,281$         31% 476,973$         31% Annual  Total 6,077,055$     5,173,368$      Building Permits and Development Service Fees Year to Date through April 2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Month Intergovernmental 2015 2016 Bgt YTD  Act Change  2016/2015  2016 Act  vs  Bgt  Fire  District #25 601,653$          ‐$                            ‐$                           (601,653)$     0% $                          ‐ N/A Fire  District #40 158,163            164,356            164,356            6,193                4%‐                            0% State  Shared Revenue 1,734,193        1,847,625        1,994,842        260,649          15% 147,217          8% Federal Grants 276,614            215,567            215,567            (61,047)            ‐22%‐                            0% State  Grants 27,771               25,065               25,065               (2,706)               ‐10%‐                            0% Other Grants/Intgovt 91,355               93,808               87,845               (3,510)               ‐4% (5,963)                ‐6% ARRA Grants ‐                              0                             ‐                              ‐                            N/A ‐                            0% Total  Rev YTD 2,889,749$     2,346,422$     2,487,675$     (402,074)$     ‐14%141,254$        6% Total  Rev Annual 13,842,673$  13,638,194$   YTD  %21% 17% 18% Note:  Includes  CJ Sales  Tax and FD25  & FD40  contracts 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Crim Just Sales  Tax 785,541$         818,328$         858,485$         72,944$            9% 40,158$            5% Judicial Contribution 10,895                ‐                         12,200               1,305                  12% 12,200               100% Crim Just ‐ High Crime 125,694            118,009            155,458            29,764               24% 37,449               32% Crim Just ‐ Pop 12,688               11,676               13,231               543                       4% 1,555                  13% Crim Just ‐ Spec Prog 46,617               43,330               48,378               1,761                  4% 5,048                  12% State  DUI 8,544                  9,179                  7,700                  (844)                      ‐10% (1,479)                  ‐16% Marijuana  Enforcement ‐                        ‐                         2,927                  2,927                  100% 2,927                  100% Liquor Profits 212,978            212,622            212,574            (405)                     0% (48)                        0% Liquor Excise  Tax 108,837            199,551            234,988            126,151            116% 35,437               18% Fuel  Tax 422,398            434,931            448,900            26,502               6% 13,969               3% YTD  Total 1,734,193$     1,847,625$     1,994,842$     260,649$         15% 147,217$         8% Annual Total 5,439,235$     5,672,795$      2016 vs. Budget State Shared Revenues 2016 vs. 2015 Revenue Year  to Date through April Page 6 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      Charges for Services   These revenue sources consist of general government, public safety, plan review and inspection, culture and recreation, and  interfund/interdepartmental sales and services.  Recreation and interfund/interdepartmental sales and services constitute 64%  of the total revenue in this category.  The year‐to‐date total charges for services are $2.4 million or 30% of the budget.  The  following sections provide detail information for Public Safety, Recreation, and Interfund Services.      Public Safety Services  Public Safety Services totaled  $313k since the start of the year.   These services include private  security, adult probation services,  monitoring of prisoners, and  intergovernmental public safety  services (non‐grants).  Compared  to the prior year, the City is  collecting $3k or 1% more.   Compared to the year‐to‐date  budget, the City is over budget by  $80k or 34%.  The variance with  the prior year and budget is due  to collecting 2 large  payments/reimbursements for  electronic home detention and  School Resource Officer programs.      Recreation  Recreation revenues totaled  $113k for the current month.   Compared to the same month the  prior year, the City collected $21k  or 23% more.  Compared to the  projected monthly budget, the  City collected $40k or 26% less.   The year‐to‐date collection of  $385k is $110k or 40% higher than  the year before and is also $15k  or 4% higher than the year‐to‐ date budget.  The variance with  the prior year and monthly  budget is due to a change in how  the recreation class revenues are  recorded.  The City is now  recognizing class revenues as the classes begin instead of when they are paid.  The City currently has $328k in class revenues to  be recognized as soon as the classes begin.           2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 58,509$            74,126$            104,644$         46,135$            79% 30,518$            41% Feb 42,228               36,766               99,623               57,395               136% 62,858               171% Mar 62,481               44,821               58,031               (4,450)                  ‐7% 13,211               29% Apr 146,715            77,816               51,002               (95,713)               ‐65% (26,814)               ‐34% May 55,309               38,231                ‐                          Jun 33,004               59,020               ‐                          Jul 39,540               40,294               ‐                          Aug 59,046               51,865               ‐                          Sep 23,104               28,310               ‐                          Oct 33,339               94,331               ‐                          Nov 46,384               35,303               ‐                          Dec 51,339               49,254               ‐                          YTD  Total 309,932$         233,529$         313,301$         3,368$               1% 79,772$            34% Annual  Total 650,997$         630,135$          Year to Date through April Public Safety Services 2016 vs. 2015 2016 vs. Budget Month 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 117,124$         104,917$         163,783$         46,659$            40% 58,866$            56% Feb 30,177               55,678               48,009               17,832               59% (7,669)                  ‐14% Mar 35,946               57,563               60,615               24,669               69% 3,052                  5% Apr 91,404               152,158            112,627            21,224               23% (39,530)               ‐26% May 64,015               96,002                ‐                          Jun 227,942            225,001             ‐                          Jul 428,943            420,247             ‐                          Aug 313,197            314,325            ‐                          Sep 119,720            134,250            ‐                          Oct 55,478               72,003               ‐                          Nov 61,601               55,079               ‐                          Dec 42,331               40,169               ‐                          YTD  Total 274,651$         370,316$         385,035$         110,384$         40% 14,718$            4% Annual  Total 1,587,878$     1,727,393$      Recreation Year to Date through April 2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Month Page 7 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      Interfund Services  The year‐to‐date collections for  Interfund Services revenues are  $1.1 million.  Compared to the  prior year, the revenues are over  by $103k or 10%.  Compared to  the projected budget, the  revenues are below by $89k or  7%.  2016’s monthly budgets are  based on 1/12th of the annual  budget.  The majority of these  revenues are related to indirect  cost allocations, which are  internal administrative costs.  The  remaining costs consist of  Development Services division’s  inspection fees, Parks Planning  and Natural Resources division’s capital investment program reimbursements, Transportation division’s capital investment  program reimbursements, and Maintenance division’s street maintenance reimbursements.      Fines and Penalties  These revenue sources contain  civil (penalties, infractions, and  parking), criminal (traffic, non‐ traffic, and costs), and non‐court  fines, forfeitures, and penalties.   The table below breaks down  these fines by type.  The year‐to‐ date total fines and penalties is  $869k.  This is $9k or 1% higher  than a year ago but is $79k or 8%  below the budget.  The reason for  the variance with the budget is  due to a change in accounting for  December 2014’s revenue.  In the  past we would record December  through November, but starting in  2015 we are recording January through December.  2016’s budget is based on 2014/2015 activity.        2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 265,068$         307,451$         272,841$         7,774$               3% (34,609)$            ‐11% Feb 264,413            307,451            286,748            22,336               8% (20,702)               ‐7% Mar 260,071            307,451            305,054            44,983               17% (2,396)                  ‐1% Apr 248,466            307,451            276,238            27,772               11% (31,213)               ‐10% May 260,774            307,451             ‐                          Jun 292,480            307,451             ‐                          Jul 252,451            307,451             ‐                          Aug 248,774            307,451            ‐                          Sep 247,822            307,451            ‐                          Oct 283,145            307,451            ‐                          Nov 257,874            307,451            ‐                          Dec 225,093            307,451            ‐                          YTD  Total 1,038,018$     1,229,802$     1,140,882$     102,864$         10% (88,920)$           ‐7% Annual  Total 3,106,430$     3,689,406$      Interfund Services Year to Date through April 2016 vs. 2015 2016 vs. Budget Month 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 124,856$         152,177$         136,421$         11,565$            9% (15,756)$            ‐10% Feb 213,981            215,466            217,667            3,686                  2% 2,201                  1% Mar 275,737            281,062            263,648            (12,088)               ‐4% (17,414)               ‐6% Apr 245,206            298,933            250,873            5,667                  2% (48,060)               ‐16% May 257,217            273,396             Jun 268,116            288,287             Jul 221,949            246,930             Aug 280,257            313,023             Sep 272,343            299,806             Oct 260,327            290,029             Nov 281,222            333,431             Dec 318,027            327,959             YTD  Total 859,779$         947,638$         868,609$         8,830$               1% (79,029)$            ‐8% Annual  Total 3,019,236$     3,320,500$      2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Year to Date through April Fines  and Penalties by Month Month Year to Date through April 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Civil Penalties 1,045$               5,588$               604$                    (441)$                   ‐42% (4,984)$               ‐89% Civil Infraction Penalties 106,514            207,074            97,437               (9,078)                  ‐9% (109,638)            ‐53% Civil Parking Infraction Penalties 37,551               57,786               40,889               3,338                  9% (16,897)               ‐29% Photo Enforcement Program 638,094            585,455            651,712            13,618               2% 66,257               11% Criminal Traffic  Misdemeanor Fines 20,957               32,284               20,224               (733)                      ‐3% (12,060)               ‐37% Criminal Non‐Traffic  Fines 16,489               14,982               5,077                  (11,411)               ‐69% (9,905)                  ‐66% Criminal Costs 29,780               38,785               26,421               (3,359)                  ‐11% (12,364)               ‐32% Non‐Court Fines, Forfeitures and Penalties 9,349                  5,684                  26,244               16,895               181% 20,560               362% YTD  Total 859,779$         947,638$         868,609$         8,830$               1% (79,029)$            ‐8% Annual Total 3,019,236$     3,320,500$      Revenue 2016 vs. Budget Fines  and Penalties by Type 2016 vs. 2015 Page 8 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      Included in the Fines and Penalties revenue  budget is $2.2 million from the Photo  Enforcement program.  The monthly budget is  based on the prior year’s revenue.  The year‐to‐ date collections from this program equates to  $652k.      The associated costs includes the equipment  provided by American Traffic Solutions, Inc.  (ATS), dedicated 1 FTE in the Court Services  Department to process the increased caseload  and 1.1 FTEs in the Police Department for  support services.  This staff time, along with a  50% pro tem budget and interpreter costs  amounts to $320k for personnel costs.  The  total costs for the program equates to $1.1  million which is represented in the table.  Due  to the timing of when the invoice was received,  January 2016’s equipment rental cost was recorded in February.      Miscellaneous  This revenue source reflects the  collection of interest and other  earnings, rents, leases, and  concessions, contributions, and  donations from private sources,  and other miscellaneous  revenues.  The year‐to‐date total  miscellaneous is $1.3 million.   Compared to last year, the  revenues are above by $610k or  85%.  Compared to the projected  year‐to‐date budget, the revenues  are over by $828k or 165%.  The  large variance with the prior year  and budget is due to collecting  more than anticipated Seizure  Funds.  These funds are restricted to drug enforcement only and are not available for general operating purposes.           2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 269,664$         199,303$         258,876$         (10,789)$            ‐4% 59,572$            30% Feb 135,539            96,154               802,908            667,369            492% 706,754            735% Mar 182,386            121,939            125,950            (56,436)               ‐31% 4,011                  3% Apr 132,893            84,375               142,439            9,546                  7% 58,064               69% May 144,753            101,131             Jun 215,629            197,504             Jul 189,913            64,601                Aug 199,969            130,176             Sep 139,977            306,444             Oct 173,512            120,987             Nov 148,227            111,497             Dec 435,114            388,506             YTD  Total 720,482$         501,772$         1,330,173$     609,691$         85% 828,401$         165% Annual  Total 2,367,576$     1,922,616$      Year to Date through April Month 2016 vs. Budget2016 vs. 2015 Miscellaneous  Revenues  by Month Favorable 16 Budget 16 Actual 16  Budget 16 Actual (Unfavorable)1 Jan 103,426$         131,281$         89,912$            26,662$            104,619$          Feb 124,175            167,005            89,912               97,181               69,824                Mar 170,255            184,903            89,912               95,109               89,794                Apr 187,598            168,524            89,912               95,106               73,417                May 163,442             ‐                         89,912                ‐                         ‐                          Jun 186,599            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          Jul 164,807            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          Aug 221,543            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          Sep 213,406            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          Oct 195,225            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          Nov 218,318            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          Dec 245,205            ‐                         89,912               ‐                         ‐                          YTD  Total 585,455$         651,712$         359,648$         314,059$         337,653$          Annual Total 2,194,000$     1,078,943$      1Actuals  of Revenues and Expenses ExpensesRevenues Photo Enforcement Program Year  to Date through April Month 2015 2016 2016 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Interests and Other Earnings 218,304$         117,242$         225,043$         6,739$               3% 107,800$         92% Rents, Leases, and Concessions 285,609            240,517            224,439            (61,170)               ‐21% (16,079)               ‐7% Contributions/Donations  from Private Sources 36,953               24,262               41,314               4,362                  12% 17,052               70% Other 173,173            116,451            178,225            5,052                  3% 61,774               53% Seizure  Funds  ‐ Federal/State/Local 6,444                  3,299                  661,152            654,709            10161% 657,853            19942% YTD  Total 720,482$         501,772$         1,330,173$     609,691$         85% 828,401$         165% Annual Total 2,367,576$     1,922,616$      2016 vs. Budget Miscellaneous Revenues by Type Year  to Date through April Revenue 2016 vs. 2015 Page 9 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      EXPENSES  Overall the City has expended 29% of its budgeted general governmental expenditures at the end of April.  This is $1.3 million or  3.6% below year‐to‐date budgeted expenditures.  See below for summary of unfavorable items for general governmental  departments.    Executive department is over the year‐to‐date budget by $115k or 22.9%.  This is due to the timing of when Sound Cities  Association, Association of Washington Cities (AWC) and Communities in Schools memberships were corrected in 2015  (August).    Administrative Services (Finance and City Clerk) department is over the year‐to‐date budget by $86k or 7.9%.  This is due  higher than expected merchant fees and spending patterns of professional services (utility tax audit services) compared to  prior years.         Page 10 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      ENTERPRISE FUNDS  The table below gives an analysis of all City Enterprise funds.  Displayed are the year‐to‐date revenues and expenditures for each  enterprise.  The negative beginning fund balance for the Golf Course fund is due to receiving less than anticipated user fees in  2015.  This negative balance will be corrected at the end of 2016 due to the Golf Course making its final payment for debt  service (interfund loan) in 2015.  Included in each fund are the capital revenues and expenditures.    Airport Golf Course Solid Waste  Utility Water Utility Wastewater  Utility Surface Water  Utility Metro REVENUES: Licenses  and permits ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  25,150            13,500            ‐                   Grants  / intergovernmental 443,911          ‐                  111,688          ‐                  ‐                  961,815          ‐                   Charges  for services 43,346            424,761          5,733,712       4,916,188       3,258,121       3,599,283       5,258,077        Interdepartmental  services ‐                 ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                   Fines  and penalties 1,430              ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  517                 ‐                  ‐                   Rents, leases, and misc fees 876,778          92,984            38,559            57,964            ‐                  ‐                  ‐                   Interest and other misc 2,321              391                 5,038              322,214          262,474          90,164            5,894               TOTAL REVENUES 1,367,786       518,136          5,888,997       5,296,366       3,546,262       4,664,762       5,263,971        EXPENSES: Utility billing ‐                  ‐                  47,201            46,950            34,968            57,700             ‐                   Utility systems ‐                  ‐                  4,203,540       1,104,264       1,045,924       1,477,397        ‐                   Utility maintenance ‐                  ‐                  94,017            1,729,650       546,613          871,576          5,015,834        Transportation 506,612           ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                   Golf ‐                 608,827          ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                   TOTAL EXPENSES 506,612          608,827          4,344,758       2,880,864       1,627,505       2,406,673       5,015,834        AMOUNT AVAILABLE FOR DEBT SERVICE 861,174          (90,691)          1,544,239       2,415,502       1,918,757       2,258,089       248,137           DEBT SERVICE: Principal ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                   Interest ‐                 ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  173,336          ‐                   TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ‐                 ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  173,336          ‐                   CAPITAL PROJECTS 60,820            ‐                  ‐                  188,082          164,713          262,141          ‐                   TRANSFERS IN/(OUT)‐                 ‐                  ‐                  ‐                  (5,974)            (2,689)            ‐                   CHANGE  IN FUND BALANCE 800,354          (90,691)          1,544,239       2,227,420       1,748,070       1,819,923       248,137           BEGINNING FUND BALANCE, Jan 1 1,144,749       (110,056)        2,151,456       22,681,621     11,636,515     10,682,778     3,992,378        ENDING FUND BALANCE, Apr 30 1,945,103       (200,747)        3,695,695       24,909,041     13,384,585     12,502,701     4,240,515            Page 11 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS  The table below gives an analysis of all City Internal Service Funds.  Displayed are the year‐to‐date revenues and expenditures  for each internal service.  Included in each fund are the capital revenues and expenditures.    Equipment  Rental Information  Technology Facilities Communications Insurance Healthcare Retiree  Healthcare REVENUES: Technology Fee ‐               76,198          ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Grants  / intergovernmental ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                42,430          Charges  for services Equipment rental  m&o 934,827       1,216,732    ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Print and mail ‐               17,622         ‐                142,713             ‐                ‐                ‐                 Communications ‐               ‐                ‐                199,546             ‐                ‐                ‐                 Facilities ‐               ‐                1,650,808    ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Data  cards  and cell  phones ‐               53,866         ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 IT service contracts ‐               164,152        ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Interest and other misc 8,842           3,536           2,015           876                    18,348         11,255         12,968          Internal service fund misc: Vehicle  / equipment capital  recovery 1,074,454    49,008         ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Insurance premiums ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     633,630       ‐                ‐                 Worker's  comp/unemployment ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     631,325       ‐                ‐                 Benefit premiums ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     ‐                4,165,584    742,170        Other misc 95                166              9,137           ‐                     ‐                383,651       ‐                 Interfund Loan ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Capital  contributions ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Disposal  of capital  assets 36,270         ‐                ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 Insurance recoveries ‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     53,015         ‐                ‐                 TOTAL REVENUES 2,054,488    1,581,280    1,661,960    343,135             1,336,318    4,560,490    797,568        EXPENSES: Communications 170,721              Equipment rental 743,260        Facilities 1,391,076     Healthcare 4,012,879     Information technology 1,343,900     Print and mail 136,240              Retiree  healthcare 353,776        Risk management: Risk management 874,653        Unemployment 66,784          Worker's  compensation 634,329        TOTAL EXPENSES 743,260       1,343,900    1,391,076    306,961             1,575,766    4,012,879    353,776        AMOUNT AVAILABLE FOR CAPITAL 1,311,228    237,380       270,884       36,174               (239,448)      547,611       443,792        CAPITAL PROJECTS 11,920         46,779         101,520       ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 TRANSFERS IN ‐               17,856         ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 TRANSFERS (OUT)‐               ‐                ‐                ‐                     ‐                ‐                ‐                 CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE 1,299,308    208,457       169,364       36,174               (239,448)      547,611       443,792        BEGINNING FUND BALANCE, Jan  1 5,620,280    2,327,309    1,259,503    576,333             13,085,310  7,523,267    8,892,488     ENDING FUND BALANCE, Apr 30 6,919,588    2,535,766    1,428,867    612,507             12,845,862  8,070,878    9,336,280     Page 12 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      FUND BALANCE  Page 14 shows the ending fund balance as of April 2016.  The City’s fund balance is a combination of current deficit/surplus of  funds which have accrued from unexpended operating budgets, unanticipated excess revenues, and from balances accumulated  from prior years.      The prior year’s balances (or beginning balance) include funds identified as being reserved for specific purposes or required to  meet the current year’s appropriations. These balances also provide financial stability to the City’s operation during uncertain  times and provide a layer of security to bondholders.      At the end of April, the City has $25.1 million reported in the combined general governmental fund balance of the current year’s  operating budget, which is approximately 20% of budgeted operating expenditures.  This is an increase of $5.2 million from the  year’s beginning balance.  April’s ending fund balance is over the anticipated General Governmental Fund Balance of $19.5  million by $5.6 million or 28.8%.  Although the ending fund balance is above projections, it is consistent with the prior years’  trends.      CONTACT INFORMATION  This report is prepared by the Finance Division of the Administrative Services Department.  For additional financial information,  please also review our website: http://www.rentonwa.gov/.  For any questions about the report, please feel free to contact us at  hnguyen@rentonwa.gov or JDThomas@Rentonwa.gov.  Page 13 of 37 Monthly Financial Report April 2016      City  of Renton All Funds ‐ Revenue, Expenditures and Fund Balances Cash  Basis through April 30, 2016 Funds Balance  01/01/2016 Budgeted  Revenue Revenue  04/30/16 Total Funds  Available Budgeted  Expenditure Expenditure  04/30/16 Ending Balance GENERAL GOVERNMENT FUNDS: 19,962,845      119,185,589    40,464,776      60,427,621      122,721,097    35,281,644      25,145,976       000 General 12,622,447      89,121,012      30,914,357      43,536,804      91,918,450      28,136,230      15,400,574       001 Community Services 2,818,784        12,661,674      4,008,227        6,827,011        13,355,577      3,420,048        3,406,963         003 Street 2,422,668        10,489,584      3,335,471        5,758,139        10,529,492      3,269,843        2,488,296         004 Community Dev Block Grant 66,654             307,462           57,199             123,853           295,986           60,949             62,904              005 Museum 66,388             235,281           58,875             125,263           235,281           73,438             51,825              009 Farmers  Market 110,830           96,900             6,400               117,230           88,135             21,624             95,606              011 Fire  Health & Wellness 88,406             25,000             8,585               96,991             49,500             4,437               92,555              201 Ltd  GO Bonds  Gen Govt Debt 845,273           1,755,255        440,042           1,285,315        1,755,255         ‐                      1,285,315         215 Gen Govt Misc Debt Service 921,395           4,493,421        1,635,619        2,557,014        4,493,421        295,075           2,261,939         SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS: 1,681,875        1,919,264        649,347           2,331,222        2,653,291        404,531           1,926,691         102 Arterial  Street 31,697             650,000           211,415           243,112           650,000            ‐                      243,112            108 Leased  City Properties 560,515           931,590           282,021           842,536           1,445,852        385,532           457,004            110 Hotel  Motel 315,590           225,000           68,945             384,535           326,298           13,500             371,035            125 1% For Art 111,206           15,000             159                  111,365           102,950           ‐                      111,365            127 Cable  Communication 330,376           97,674             86,332             416,708           128,191           5,499               411,209            135 Springbrook Wetlands  Bank 332,491           ‐                      475                  332,966           ‐                      ‐                      332,966            CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS (CIP):21,039,649      41,766,061      4,149,387        25,189,036      58,252,162      3,594,159        21,594,877       303 Community Dev Mitigation 1,239,509        86,500             65,470             1,304,979        ‐                      ‐                      1,304,979         304 Fire  Mitigation 1,209,670        99,000             174,348           1,384,018        250,000           ‐                      1,384,018         305 Transportation  Mitigation 937,248           600,000           185,507           1,122,755        800,000           ‐                      1,122,755         316 Municipal  Facilities CIP 9,264,141        12,601,188      1,321,844        10,585,985      21,805,950      678,004           9,907,981         317 Transportation  CIP 3,947,132        28,379,373      2,395,702        6,342,834        31,971,038      2,957,370        3,385,464         326 Housing Opportunity 1,041,775        ‐                      1,491               1,043,266        25,000             ‐                      1,043,266         336 New Library Development 3,400,174        ‐                      5,025               3,405,199        3,400,174        (41,215)           3,446,414         ENTERPRISE FUNDS:52,179,441      97,832,850      26,562,943      78,742,384      119,221,723    18,265,493      60,476,891       4X2 Airport Operating & CIP 1,144,749        15,253,846      1,367,787        2,512,536        15,222,409      567,432           1,945,104         403 Solid Waste  Utility 2,151,456        16,514,320      5,888,997        8,040,453        17,140,339      4,344,758        3,695,695         4X4 Golf Operating & CIP (110,056)         2,812,793        534,798           424,742           2,295,432        625,491           (200,749)          4X5 Water Operating & CIP 22,681,621      16,959,363      5,296,367        27,977,988      28,592,307      3,068,945        24,909,043       4X6 Waste  Water Operating & CIP 11,636,515      12,365,533      3,546,262        15,182,777      17,565,925      1,798,194        13,384,583       416 King  County Metro 3,992,378        16,638,722      5,263,971        9,256,349        16,638,722      5,015,834        4,240,515         4X7 Surface Water Operating & CIP 10,682,778      17,288,273      4,664,761        15,347,539      21,766,589      2,844,839        12,502,700       INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS: 39,284,490      37,719,031      12,353,095      51,637,585      37,276,236      9,887,836        41,749,749       501 Equipment Repair/Replacement 5,620,280        6,129,145        2,054,489        7,674,769        5,409,692        755,180           6,919,589         502 Insurance 13,085,310      4,166,201        1,336,318        14,421,628      3,612,594        1,575,766        12,845,862       503 Information Services 2,327,309        4,861,871        1,599,136        3,926,445        5,988,478        1,390,679        2,535,766         504 Facilities 1,259,503        4,953,544        1,661,960        2,921,463        5,389,389        1,492,596        1,428,867         505 Communications 576,333           1,040,239        343,135           919,468           1,112,381        306,960           612,508            512 Insurance, Healthcare 7,523,267        14,295,824      4,560,489        12,083,756      14,596,149      4,012,879        8,070,877         522 Insurance, Leoff1 Retirees  HC 8,892,488        2,272,207        797,568           9,690,056        1,167,553        353,776           9,336,280         FIDUCIARY FUNDS:5,299,035        468,000           6,064               5,305,099        200,475           65,710             5,239,389         611 Firemen's  Pension 5,299,035        468,000           6,064               5,305,099        200,475           65,710             5,239,389         TOTAL  FUNDS 139,447,335 298,890,795 84,185,612   223,632,947 340,324,984 67,499,373   156,133,573  Page 14 of 37 City of Renton General Government Financial Position 2016 Budget Year General Government Summary Revenues Expenditures $ Difference over (under) w/beginning balance 19,962,845 January 7,317,475 8,625,290 (1,307,815) 18,655,030 February 14,715,559 18,026,295 (3,310,736) 16,652,109 March 21,798,267 27,039,048 (5,240,781) 14,722,064 April 40,464,776 35,281,644 5,183,131 25,145,976 May June July August September October November December (9,000,000) (8,000,000) (7,000,000) (6,000,000) (5,000,000) (4,000,000) (3,000,000) (2,000,000) (1,000,000) - 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 - 10,000,000 20,000,000 30,000,000 40,000,000 50,000,000 60,000,000 70,000,000 80,000,000 90,000,000 100,000,000 110,000,000 120,000,000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Change in Fund Balance Rev/Exp Revenues Expenditures Change in Fund Balance Page 15 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year General Government Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 6,050,416 7,317,475 20.94% Feb 12,457,812 14,715,559 18.12% Mar 19,103,967 21,798,267 14.10% Apr 36,149,368 40,464,776 11.94% May 53,311,733 Jun 59,636,094 Jul 66,608,101 Aug 73,483,609 Sep 79,945,768 Oct 94,873,796 Nov 109,068,332 Dec 119,185,588 Percent of budget 33.95% Property Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 3,065 44,745 1360.10% Feb 376,309 359,864 -4.37% Mar 1,450,568 1,633,550 12.61% Apr 9,581,661 9,489,780 -0.96% May 18,654,175 Jun 18,688,667 Jul 19,207,532 Aug 19,646,752 Sep 20,167,580 Oct 28,434,775 Nov 36,271,023 Dec 37,213,314 Percent of budget 25.50% $- $10 $20 $30 $40 $50 $60 $70 $80 $90 $100 $110 $120 $130 $140 Millions Total Revenue General Government Budget Actual Last Year $- $3 $6 $9 $12 $15 $18 $21 $24 $27 $30 $33 $36 $39 Millions Property Tax Budget Actual Last Year Page 16 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Sales Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 2,067,608 2,212,710 7.02% Feb 4,624,605 4,807,357 3.95% Mar 6,598,572 6,882,003 4.30% Apr 8,565,740 8,995,034 5.01% May 10,893,426 Jun 12,941,024 Jul 15,068,593 Aug 17,435,267 Sep 19,708,241 Oct 22,045,782 Nov 24,451,213 Dec 26,747,588 Percent of budget 33.63% Note: Excludes CJ Sales Tax and Natural Gas Use Tax. Utility Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 1,384,085 1,509,960 9.09% Feb 2,802,425 3,107,308 10.88% Mar 4,355,647 4,531,081 4.03% Apr 5,576,759 5,877,363 5.39% May 6,884,379 Jun 8,202,591 Jul 9,367,751 Aug 10,667,136 Sep 11,870,479 Oct 13,064,155 Nov 14,326,342 Dec 15,717,444 Percent of budget 37.39% Note: Includes Natural Gas Use Tax. $- $3 $6 $9 $12 $15 $18 $21 $24 $27 Millions Sales Tax Budget Actual Last Year $- $2 $4 $6 $8 $10 $12 $14 $16 $18Millions Utility Tax Budget Actual Last Year Page 17 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Licenses & Permits Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 438,371 707,784 61.46% Feb 735,235 1,079,373 46.81% Mar 947,143 1,559,970 64.70% Apr 1,265,530 1,809,916 43.02% May 1,515,887 Jun 1,900,918 Jul 2,421,261 Aug 2,748,612 Sep 3,152,452 Oct 3,516,273 Nov 3,759,344 Dec 4,009,000 Percent of budget 45.15% Note: GF only Intergovt'l Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 574,724 589,820 2.63% Feb 1,180,291 1,223,323 3.65% Mar 1,726,463 1,784,286 3.35% Apr 2,346,422 2,487,675 6.02% May 5,320,285 Jun 5,913,963 Jul 6,408,648 Aug 7,292,494 Sep 7,828,061 Oct 8,593,398 Nov 9,794,074 Dec 13,638,194 Percent of budget 18.24% Note: Includes CJ Sales Tax and FD25 & FD40 contracts $- $2 $4 $6 $8 $10 $12 $14 Millions Intergovernmental Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 Millions Licenses & Permits Budget Actual Last Year Page 18 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Charges for Services Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 598,604 640,658 7.03% Feb 1,117,685 1,197,265 7.12% Mar 1,699,522 1,777,230 4.57% Apr 2,480,463 2,377,940 -4.13% May 3,011,873 Jun 3,984,858 Jul 4,884,650 Aug 5,655,002 Sep 6,237,457 Oct 6,840,019 Nov 7,365,845 Dec 8,007,932 Percent of budget 29.69% Note: Excludes FD25 & FD40 contracts Fines & Forfeits Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 152,177 136,421 -10.35% Feb 367,643 354,088 -3.69% Mar 648,705 617,736 -4.77% Apr 947,638 868,609 -8.34% May 1,221,034 Jun 1,509,321 Jul 1,756,252 Aug 2,069,275 Sep 2,369,080 Oct 2,659,110 Nov 2,992,541 Dec 3,320,500 Percent of budget 26.16% $- $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9 Millions Charges for Services Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Millions Fines & Forfeits Budget Actual Last Year Page 19 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Other Taxes Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 611,646 1,216,500 98.89% Feb 916,494 1,525,197 66.42% Mar 1,197,449 1,824,678 52.38% Apr 4,800,048 7,228,286 50.59% May 5,103,604 Jun 5,569,347 Jul 6,482,574 Aug 6,807,221 Sep 7,123,290 Oct 8,089,336 Nov 8,344,672 Dec 8,359,000 Percent of budget 86.47% Misc Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 199,303 258,876 29.89% Feb 295,458 1,061,784 259.37% Mar 417,397 1,187,734 184.56% Apr 501,772 1,330,173 165.10% May 602,903 Jun 800,406 Jul 865,007 Aug 995,183 Sep 1,301,627 Oct 1,422,614 Nov 1,534,110 Dec 1,922,616 Percent of budget 69.19% $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 Millions Miscellaneous Budget Actual Last Year $- $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9 Millions Other Taxes Budget Actual Last Year Page 20 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Other Financing Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 20,833 - 0.00% Feb 41,667 - 0.00% Mar 62,500 - 0.00% Apr 83,333 - 0.00% May 104,167 Jun 125,000 Jul 145,833 Aug 166,667 Sep 187,500 Oct 208,333 Nov 229,167 Dec 250,000 Percent of budget 0.00% REET Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 704,460 1,204,479 70.98% Feb 966,843 1,401,806 44.99% Mar 1,221,136 1,610,258 31.87% Apr 1,750,788 1,946,242 11.16% May 1,962,158 Jun 2,347,812 Jul 2,639,294 Aug 2,857,608 Sep 3,084,329 Oct 3,395,424 Nov 3,533,985 Dec 4,000,000 Percent of budget 48.66% $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 Millions Real Estate Excise Tax Budget Actual Last Year $0 $2 $4 $6 $8 $10 $12 $14 $16 Mi l l i o n s Other Financing Sources Budget Actual Last Year Page 21 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Bldg Permits & Devlpmt Svc Fees Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 341,282 661,363 93.79% Feb 706,100 1,074,783 52.21% Mar 1,025,109 1,658,442 61.78% Apr 1,517,577 1,994,550 31.43% May 1,808,985 Jun 2,532,793 Jul 3,117,823 Aug 3,496,111 Sep 3,974,931 Oct 4,400,264 Nov 4,726,378 Dec 5,173,368 Percent of budget 38.55% B & O Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan - - N/A Feb - - N/A Mar - - N/A Apr 4,500,000 4,578,349 1.74% May 4,500,000 Jun 4,500,000 Jul 4,750,000 Aug 4,750,000 Sep 4,750,000 Oct 5,000,000 Nov 5,000,000 Dec 5,000,000 Percent of budget 91.57% $- $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 Millions Building Permits and Development Service Fees Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $5.50 Millions Business & Occupation Tax Budget Actual Last Year Page 22 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year General Government Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 8,915,003 8,625,290 -3.25% Feb 18,415,063 18,026,295 -2.11% Mar 27,785,546 27,039,048 -2.69% Apr 36,589,337 35,281,644 -3.57% May 49,447,829 Jun 59,406,262 Jul 70,080,169 Aug 80,682,667 Sep 91,030,953 Oct 100,928,386 Nov 110,954,922 Dec 122,721,097 Percent of budget expended 28.75% Legislative Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 33,153 34,732 4.76% Feb 67,972 64,182 -5.58% Mar 102,703 99,419 -3.20% Apr 132,696 129,027 -2.77% May 163,648 Jun 194,452 Jul 224,495 Aug 254,415 Sep 284,228 Oct 314,294 Nov 344,069 Dec 375,761 Percent of budget expended 34.34% $- $20 $40 $60 $80 $100 $120 $140 Millions Total Expenditures General Government Budget Actual Last Year $- $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 Legislative Budget Actual Last Year Page 23 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Executive Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 92,301 192,359 108.40% Feb 227,599 322,242 41.58% Mar 363,001 486,643 34.06% Apr 501,457 616,267 22.90% May 639,149 Jun 775,317 Jul 916,869 Aug 1,146,554 Sep 1,302,813 Oct 1,437,782 Nov 1,585,169 Dec 1,784,464 Percent of budget expended 34.54% City Attorney Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 175,034 157,485 -10.03% Feb 349,257 326,649 -6.47% Mar 527,350 498,957 -5.38% Apr 710,479 670,522 -5.62% May 896,957 Jun 1,092,924 Jul 1,282,507 Aug 1,475,680 Sep 1,671,064 Oct 1,846,482 Nov 2,021,528 Dec 2,213,353 Percent of budget expended 30.29% $- $0.30 $0.60 $0.90 $1.20 $1.50 $1.80 Millions Executive Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.40 $0.80 $1.20 $1.60 $2.00 $2.40 Millions City Attorney Budget Actual Last Year Page 24 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Court Services Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 169,086 163,432 -3.34% Feb 345,603 335,163 -3.02% Mar 524,116 508,523 -2.98% Apr 706,499 678,807 -3.92% May 890,985 Jun 1,081,645 Jul 1,265,010 Aug 1,449,036 Sep 1,627,840 Oct 1,805,361 Nov 1,978,143 Dec 2,187,710 Percent of budget expended 31.03% CED Admin Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 91,015 95,028 4.41% Feb 182,252 190,655 4.61% Mar 273,489 286,282 4.68% Apr 367,204 382,305 4.11% May 461,902 Jun 556,162 Jul 701,359 Aug 793,589 Sep 886,107 Oct 978,401 Nov 1,070,254 Dec 1,163,302 Percent of budget expended 32.86% $- $0.20 $0.40 $0.60 $0.80 $1.00 $1.20 $1.40 $1.60 $1.80 $2.00 $2.20 Millions Court Services Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.20 $0.40 $0.60 $0.80 $1.00 $1.20 Millions Community & Economic Development Admin Budget Actual Last Year Page 25 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Development Services Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 245,192 212,162 -13.47% Feb 507,046 448,710 -11.50% Mar 783,880 676,129 -13.75% Apr 1,054,990 892,326 -15.42% May 1,318,847 Jun 1,572,704 Jul 1,822,169 Aug 2,087,371 Sep 2,322,992 Oct 2,570,741 Nov 2,821,115 Dec 3,101,790 Percent of budget expended 28.77% Economic Development Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 55,274 50,235 -9.12% Feb 141,171 108,276 -23.30% Mar 213,971 166,805 -22.04% Apr 287,984 287,672 -0.11% May 353,332 Jun 426,061 Jul 506,321 Aug 587,572 Sep 662,674 Oct 733,151 Nov 809,820 Dec 911,753 Percent of budget expended 31.55% $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Millions Development Services Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.10 $0.20 $0.30 $0.40 $0.50 $0.60 $0.70 $0.80 $0.90 $1.00 Millions Economic Development Budget Actual Last Year Page 26 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Planning Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 221,962 203,948 -8.12% Feb 456,775 411,848 -9.84% Mar 719,704 630,155 -12.44% Apr 975,403 846,345 -13.23% May 1,265,675 Jun 1,549,887 Jul 1,824,298 Aug 2,095,599 Sep 2,380,903 Oct 2,685,584 Nov 2,952,764 Dec 3,243,237 Percent of budget expended 26.10% Finance Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 170,399 220,501 29.40% Feb 348,757 434,053 24.46% Mar 530,075 642,161 21.15% Apr 710,548 858,782 20.86% May 899,902 Jun 1,213,989 Jul 1,412,993 Aug 1,742,187 Sep 1,948,700 Oct 2,152,763 Nov 2,344,422 Dec 2,953,369 Percent of budget expended 29.08% $- $0.40 $0.80 $1.20 $1.60 $2.00 $2.40 $2.80 $3.20 $3.60 Millions Finance Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Millions Planning Budget Actual Last Year Page 27 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year City Clerk Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 62,637 67,195 7.28% Feb 164,231 168,845 2.81% Mar 303,940 242,432 -20.24% Apr 375,900 313,676 -16.55% May 450,924 Jun 522,077 Jul 593,286 Aug 671,377 Sep 741,134 Oct 834,041 Nov 907,039 Dec 1,151,870 Percent of budget expended 27.23% Includes Hearing Examiner Human Resources Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 84,669 89,683 5.92% Feb 187,462 185,388 -1.11% Mar 299,503 299,054 -0.15% Apr 431,140 395,008 -8.38% May 540,016 Jun 651,578 Jul 766,621 Aug 881,492 Sep 993,608 Oct 1,112,638 Nov 1,219,645 Dec 1,372,669 Percent of budget expended 28.78% $- $0.20 $0.40 $0.60 $0.80 $1.00 $1.20 $1.40 $1.60 Millions Human Resources Budget Actual Last Year $- $0.20 $0.40 $0.60 $0.80 $1.00 $1.20 Millions City Clerk Budget Actual Last Year Page 28 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Police Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 2,968,400 2,819,381 -5.02% Feb 5,611,554 5,349,745 -4.67% Mar 8,680,365 8,330,684 -4.03% Apr 11,315,325 10,868,880 -3.95% May 14,289,523 Jun 17,109,964 Jul 20,167,107 Aug 22,840,420 Sep 25,876,796 Oct 28,602,024 Nov 31,665,502 Dec 34,856,639 Percent of budget expended 31.18% Fire & Emergency Services Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 2,524,668 2,291,374 -9.24% Feb 5,387,429 5,299,522 -1.63% Mar 7,616,146 7,516,586 -1.31% Apr 9,791,576 9,575,877 -2.20% May 11,970,582 Jun 14,200,052 Jul 16,476,940 Aug 18,932,437 Sep 21,226,190 Oct 23,420,500 Nov 25,712,378 Dec 28,240,123 Percent of budget expended 33.91% $- $3 $6 $9 $12 $15 $18 $21 $24 $27 $30 $33 $36 Millions Police Budget Actual Last Year $- $3 $6 $9 $12 $15 $18 $21 $24 $27 $30 Millions Fire & Emergency Services Budget Actual Last Year Page 29 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Community Services Admin Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 51,313 52,449 2.21% Feb 106,151 113,335 6.77% Mar 166,408 155,142 -6.77% Apr 219,984 196,747 -10.56% May 269,629 Jun 318,350 Jul 373,308 Aug 427,541 Sep 481,684 Oct 534,206 Nov 589,603 Dec 655,344 Percent of budget expended 30.02% Parks Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 336,143 302,959 -9.87% Feb 700,947 615,902 -12.13% Mar 1,083,549 949,380 -12.38% Apr 1,459,798 1,301,241 -10.86% May 1,864,820 Jun 2,298,738 Jul 2,803,971 Aug 3,298,106 Sep 3,795,912 Oct 4,241,176 Nov 4,633,809 Dec 5,065,610 Percent of budget expended 25.69% $- $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 Millions Parks Budget Actual Last Year $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 Community Services Admin Budget Actual Last Year Page 30 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Parks Planning and Natural Resources Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 75,967 46,446 -38.86% Feb 155,277 103,226 -33.52% Mar 253,324 165,213 -34.78% Apr 346,004 211,159 -38.97% May 467,457 Jun 559,036 Jul 680,904 Aug 791,212 Sep 915,691 Oct 1,046,163 Nov 1,169,288 Dec 1,292,543 Percent of budget expended 16.34% Recreation Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 333,199 330,010 -0.96% Feb 695,830 697,557 0.25% Mar 1,066,777 1,078,551 1.10% Apr 1,449,516 1,463,737 0.98% May 1,833,626 Jun 2,256,512 Jul 2,918,465 Aug 3,604,071 Sep 4,146,829 Oct 4,519,658 Nov 4,905,603 Dec 5,350,288 Percent of budget expended 27.36% $- $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 $1,400,000 Parks Planning and Natural Resources Budget Actual Last Year $0.00 $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $5.50 Millions Recreation Budget Actual Last Year Page 31 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Human Services Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 49,110 81,352 65.65% Feb 125,070 213,832 70.97% Mar 261,952 269,088 2.72% Apr 415,655 395,807 -4.78% May 482,759 Jun 549,115 Jul 688,263 Aug 780,310 Sep 841,325 Oct 998,379 Nov 1,058,789 Dec 1,245,394 Percent of budget expended 31.78% Neighborhoods , Resources, and Events Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 67,315 66,354 -1.43% Feb 164,242 144,459 -12.05% Mar 234,621 213,473 -9.01% Apr 302,985 268,788 -11.29% May 372,264 Jun 455,511 Jul 584,532 Aug 682,794 Sep 775,886 Oct 856,667 Nov 940,044 Dec 1,079,926 Percent of budget expended 24.89% $- $0.20 $0.40 $0.60 $0.80 $1.00 $1.20 $1.40 Millions Human Services Budget Actual Last Year $- $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 Neighborhoods, Resources, and Events Budget Actual Last Year Page 32 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Museum Fund Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 18,883 19,061 0.94% Feb 37,795 37,570 -0.59% Mar 56,682 55,330 -2.39% Apr 75,818 73,438 -3.14% May 95,501 Jun 115,297 Jul 135,152 Aug 155,440 Sep 175,323 Oct 195,438 Nov 215,317 Dec 235,281 Percent of budget expended 31.21% Public Works Admin Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 33,648 33,119 -1.57% Feb 68,336 67,230 -1.62% Mar 102,357 100,509 -1.81% Apr 136,585 133,872 -1.99% May 171,018 Jun 205,573 Jul 240,151 Aug 275,209 Sep 310,708 Oct 344,670 Nov 378,434 Dec 413,579 Percent of budget expended 32.37% $- $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 $450,000 Public Works Admin Budget Actual Last Year $- $30,000 $60,000 $90,000 $120,000 $150,000 $180,000 $210,000 $240,000 $270,000 Museum Fund Budget Actual Last Year Page 33 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Street Maintenance Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 395,932 400,277 1.10% Feb 817,377 805,426 -1.46% Mar 1,243,762 1,236,414 -0.59% Apr 1,720,451 1,676,774 -2.54% May 2,164,177 Jun 2,612,305 Jul 3,090,003 Aug 3,565,717 Sep 4,014,860 Oct 4,501,814 Nov 4,933,704 Dec 5,420,445 Percent of budget expended 30.93% Transportation Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 320,144 356,191 11.26% Feb 705,069 720,619 2.21% Mar 1,165,698 1,219,946 4.65% Apr 1,649,817 1,593,069 -3.44% May 2,044,470 Jun 2,440,216 Jul 2,848,513 Aug 3,279,472 Sep 3,674,487 Oct 4,115,120 Nov 4,509,015 Dec 5,109,047 Percent of budget expended 31.18% $- $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 Millions Street Maintenance Budget Actual Last Year $0.0 $1.0 $2.0 $3.0 $4.0 $5.0 $6.0 Millions Transportation Budget Actual Last Year Page 34 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis - 2016 Budget Year Debt Service Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 44,758 44,758 0.00% Feb 295,075 295,075 0.00% Mar 295,075 295,075 0.00% Apr 295,075 295,075 0.00% May 2,603,615 Jun 3,124,338 Jul 3,645,061 Aug 4,165,784 Sep 4,686,507 Oct 5,207,230 Nov 5,727,953 Dec 6,248,676 Percent of budget expended 4.72% Non- Departmental Other City Budget YTD Actual Annual % over (under) Jan 294,800 294,800 0.00% Feb 566,783 566,783 0.00% Mar 917,099 917,099 0.00% Apr 1,156,445 1,156,445 0.00% May 2,937,052 Jun 3,524,462 Jul 4,111,872 Aug 4,699,283 Sep 5,286,693 Oct 5,874,103 Nov 6,461,514 Dec 7,048,924 Percent of budget expended 16.41% $- $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 $9.00 $10.00 Millions Non-Departmental Other City Services Budget Actual Last Year $- $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 Millions Debt Service Budget Actual Last Year Page 35 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Enterprise Fund Financial Report - 2016 Budget Year Utilities Budget Revenue Expense Jan 5,805,287 6,349,407 3,113,758 Feb 15,262,256 12,660,071 7,764,200 Mar 22,517,502 18,599,026 12,419,394 Apr 28,140,453 24,660,335 17,069,879 May 37,588,271 Jun 49,374,049 Jul 56,453,518 Aug 64,298,927 Sep 72,337,317 Oct 79,774,799 Nov 87,316,674 Dec 101,703,882 Percent of budget expended 10.73% Note: Operations and Capital Airport Budget Revenue Expense Jan 271,720 379,338 102,054 Feb 745,289 746,998 246,569 Mar 4,056,315 1,127,792 409,998 Apr 5,125,537 1,367,786 567,432 May 7,621,708 Jun 8,432,149 Jul 9,375,786 Aug 10,621,588 Sep 11,676,349 Oct 12,471,263 Nov 13,819,664 Dec 15,222,409 Percent of budget expended 3.73% Note: Operations and Capital $0 $10 $20 $30 $40 $50 $60 $70 $80 $90 $100 $110 Millions Utilities Budget Revenue Expense $- $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 $14.00 $16.00 Millions Airport Budget Revenue Expense Page 36 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Enterprise Fund Financial Report - 2016 Budget Year Golf Course Budget Revenue Expense Jan 116,391 72,468 118,352 Feb 266,941 183,666 290,598 Mar 417,955 302,635 438,062 Apr 589,411 534,799 625,491 May 810,690 Jun 967,871 Jul 1,135,836 Aug 1,308,140 Sep 1,481,465 Oct 1,678,887 Nov 1,805,131 Dec 2,295,432 Percent of budget expended 27.25% Note: Operations and Capital $- $0.30 $0.60 $0.90 $1.20 $1.50 $1.80 $2.10 $2.40 Millions Golf Course Budget Revenue Expense Page 37 of 37