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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10 Transfer of funds Agenda Item # TRUCKEE DONNER Public Memorandum To: Board of Directors From: Mary Chapman, Administrative Services Manager Date: April 26, 2007 SUBJECT: Consideration of transferring funds from the water facilities fees restricted funds to the water general fund and the land sales trust fund 1. WHY THIS ITEM IS BEFORE THE BOARD The District has spent general funds and land sales trust funds to finance the construction of projects that qualify for facilities fees reimbursement. Additionally, a portion of the debt repayment on the 2006 COPs was to come from facilities fees. Only the Board can authorize expenditures from the facilities fees restricted funds. 2. HISTORY During the budget process, staff lists out the planned capital projects for the year and declares their funding source. Additionally, during the year the District sometimes has to build projects that are true upgrades to our system and are eligible for refund from facilities fees. Steve, Ed or I bring these transfer requests to the Board so that the funds can be transferred from the facilities fees restricted funds to reimburse the electric and water general funds or other funds used to construct a project. 3. NEW INFORMATION Attached are three reports: The first report shows a request for a facilities fees transfer listing a description of the project that was constructed with general fund money and why it qualifies for facilities fees reimbursement. The Board has already authorized a transfer from facilities fees for the majority of the costs of this project. The second report is from Ed stating that two of the projects that were constructed during the period of connecting the Glenshire water system to the District's water system are eligible for reimbursement from facilities fees. The third report is a breakdown of the 2006 COP debt service repayment schedule showing the sources of repayment, a portion of which is to come from facilities fees. The balance in the water facilities fees restricted funds as of 3/31/07 is $4,158,221.98. The balance after the recommended transfers will be $3,088,995.42. RECOMMENDATION: That the Board take the following action: 1. Reimburse the District's water general fund from the water facilities fees restricted fund for monies spent on capital projects in the amount of $114,503 per the attached listing. 2. Reimburse the District's land sales trust fund for $597,271.12 plus accrued interest for a portion of the costs to upgrade the Glenshire Drive Well and the cost of over sizing the transmission main to connect the Glenshire water system to the District water system from 12" to 16". 3. To approve water facilities fees transfers of principal and interest payments in the amount of $357,452.44 per the attached 2006 COP debt service payment schedule. WATER FACILITIES FEES PROJECTS: Details provided by Ed Taylor WO# 04-74615 Old Greenwood Well by Tank $114,503 This project was for the construction of a water supply (well). This project was identified in the Water System Master Plan for construction by facilities fees. The construction of this project is complete. This project was necessary to meet increased demand caused by growth. The cost is for the construction of the project. The Board has previously transferred $1,161,843.00 from facilities fees. Including this transfer the total project costs are $1,276,346. Total 2007 project cost to date for water facility fees transfer $11 5Q Public Memorandum To: Mary Chapman From: Ed Taylor Date: April 14, 2007 Subject: Glenshire Water Projects Reimbusment The two capital projects that were constructed as part of the consolidation of the Glenshire Water System with the District's Main Water System are elegible for partial reimbusement for over sizing from the District's facilities fees fund. Over sizing transmission main from 12" to 16". The project was 11,903 feet in length at a cost of $30.00 per foot. This equals a reimbursement from the facilities fees fund of $357,090 Upgrade of Glenshire Drive Well. Glenshire Water paid for 1/3 of the capacity of the Glenshire Drive Well. Therefore 2/3 of the upgrade cost is the responsibility of the District. Total cost of well upgrade was $360,271.69. This equal a reimbursement from the facilities fees fund of $240,181.12 The Total reimbursement from the Facilities Fees Fund of $597,271.12 2006 COP Debt Service Total Refunding General Facilities Fee DL Total Date Principal Interest Debt Service Portion Rate Portion Portion Portion Debt Service 11/15/07 615,000.00 1,283,460.22 1,898,460.22 745,780.99 697,365.50 357,452.44 97,861.30 1,898,460.23 11/15/08 745,000.00 1,151,088.76 1,896,088.76 742,688.83 698,341.63 354,800.05 100,258.25 1,896,088.76 11/15/09 775,000.00 1,121,288.76 1,896,288.76 742,925.61 697,257.01 356,772.76 99,333.37 1,896,288.75 11/15/10 805,000.00 1,090,288.76 1,895,288.76 746,585.77 695,388.23 355,696.17 97,618.58 1,895,288.75 11/15/11 830,000.00 1,058,088.76 1,888,088.76 738,371.58 696,913.11 356,360,65 96,443.41 1,888,088.75 11/15/12 870,000.00 1,024,888.76 1,894,888.76 742,759.43 696,239.59 355,905.76 99.983.98 1,894,888.76 11/15/13 905,000.00 990,088.76 1,895,088.76 742,115.90 695,735.64 358,092.26 99,145.05 1,895,088.75 11/15/14 945,000.00 953,888.76 1,898,888.76 743,752.33 698,045.21 359,075.02 98,016.20 1,898,888.76 11/15/15 985,000.00 916,088.76 1,901,088.76 747,554.31 698,044.67 358,874.60 96,615.18 1,901,088.76 11/15/16 1,020,000.00 876,688.76 1,896,688.76 746,419.33 693,984.10 356,593.54 99,691.80 1,896,688.77 11/15/17 1,060,000.00 835,888.76 1,895,888.76 743,388.66 698,310.19 356,070.37 98,119.54 1,895,888.76 11/15/18 1,100,000.00 793,488.76 1,893,488.76 741,507.48 698,896.89 356,283.54 96,800.85 1,893,488.76 11/15/19 1,150,000.00 749,488.76 1,899,488.76 746,781.61 697,176.35 355,324.15 100,206.64 1,899,488.75 11/15/20 1,205,000.00 691,988.76 1,896,988.76 744,381.74 697,017.11 357,617.33 97,972.56 1,896,988.74 11/15/21 1,245,000.00 637,763.76 1,882,763.76 730,820.36 699,548.32 356,179.16 96,215.91 1,882,763.75 11/15/22 585,000.00 575,513.76 1,160,513.76 0.00 703,445.22 358,008.16 99,060.38 1,160,513.76 11/15/23 610,000.00 551,382.50 1,161,382.50 0.00 704,872.85 368,672.43 97,837.22 1,161,382.60 11/15/24 635,000.00 525,762.50 1,160,762.50 0.00 701,232.69 359,233.31 100,296.50 1,160,762.50 11/15/25 665,000.00 498,775.00 1,163,775.00 0.00 704,966.03 360,884.45 97,924.53 1,163,775.01 11/15/26 695,000.00 465,525.00 1,160,525.00 0.00 701,783.83 359.005.02 99,736.14 1,160,524.99 11/15/27 730,000.00 430,775.00 1,160,775.00 0.00 703,818.56 359,806.05 97,150.40 1,160,775.01 11/15/28 765,000.00 394,275.00 1,159,275.00 0.00 701,659.83 358,473.59 99,141.58 1,159,275.00 11/15/29 805,000.00 356,025.00 1,161,025.00 0.00 700,479.58 360,101.47 100,443.95 1,161,025.00 11/15/30 845,000.00 315,775.00 1,160,775.00 0.00 704,267.85 359,147.44 97,359.71 1,160,775.00 11/15/31 885,000.00 273,525.00 1,158,525.00 0.00 700,580.31 359,524.12 98,420.57 1,158,525.00 11/15/32 930,000.00 229,275.00 1,159,275.00 0.00 701,858.25 357,312,85 100,103.90 1,159,275.00 11/15/33 975,000.00 187,425.00 1,162,425.00 0.00 701,510.59 359,424.29 101,490.12 1,162,425.00 11/15/34 1,015,000.00 143,550.00 1,158,550.00 0.00 702,034.02 359,309.34 97,206.64 1,158,550.00 11/15/35 1,065,000.00 97,875.00 1,162,875.00 0.00 705,425.69 358,213.34 99,235.97 1,162,875.00 i115/36 1,110,000.00 49.950.00 1,159,950.00 0.00 703,318.10 356,907.69 99,724.20 1,159,949.99 26,570,000.00 19,269,886.62 45,839,886.621 11,145,833.93 20,999,516.85 10,735,121.35 2,959,414.43 45,839,886.56 Workshop p►genda item # Truckee Donner PUD Enhancement of Existing Energy Conservation Programs 2007 1 Lighting Program • New 2007, Residential & Commercial • Residential inc/ Free Low- Income Bulbs • Residential- min . 10 bulbs/household & 5 bulbs/multi-family unit Q $ 1 /Bulb Rebate • Commercial - All "High Efficiency" Lighting Retrofits @ 1 /3 Project Cost Rebate . Appliance Program • Existing Program, Adding Dishwashers • Clothes Washer & Refrigerators est. 1998 • Clothes Washers- Front Loader or Equivalent • Rebate- $100/Qualifying Models • Refrigerator- Energy Star, +8%EE, +15%EE • Rebate- $50, $100, $150/Qualifying Models • Dishwasher- Energy Star, EF 74-80, EF 81 + • Rebate- $50, $100, $150/Qualifying Models 3 Water Heating Program • Existing est. 1998 • Electric Water Heaters/High Efficiency • Rebate- $2/gallon Qualifying Models • Energy Factor( EF) Qualification • 59 gallons or less EF93+ • 60 gallons or more EF91 + Space Heating Program • Existing est . 1998 • Ground Source Heat Pumps • Highest Energy- Efficiency, Commercially available Heating Technology , COP 3-4+ • Rebate- $200/ton , Typical Truckee Home 5-6 tons , equiv . $ 1 , 000-$ 1 ,200/Re bate Building Program • Existing, Testing Program est. 1998 • Mitigation Rebate New • Building Envelope Testing $75/test • Distribution System Testing $75/test • Building Envelope Leak Mitigation • Rebate up to $250, not to exceed 50% of mitigation $ • Distribution System Leak Mitigation • Rebate up to $250, not to exceed 50% of mitigation $ s 2007 Conservation Programs Summary • Lighting $33,000 • Appliance $ 139000 • Water Heating $ 59000 • Space Heating $15 ,000 • Building $17 ,500 Total Conservation Rebates $83 ,500 Conservation Program's Marketing $35 , 000 Total Conservation Public Benefit$ $ 118 , 500