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Northern Bedford County School District Budget Presentation June 18, 2019 Budget Committee Randy Wiand, Ex Officio David Chisholm John Eshelman Ralph Scott REAL ESTATE BUDGETARY OPTIONS Act 1 MILLS TO Index INDEX 0.0320 8.5759 MILLS


  1. Northern Bedford County School District Budget Presentation June 18, 2019 Budget Committee Randy Wiand, Ex Officio David Chisholm John Eshelman Ralph Scott

  2. REAL ESTATE BUDGETARY OPTIONS Act 1 MILLS TO Index INDEX 0.0320 8.5759 MILLS MAY 1 AV TO revised Act 1 Index INDEX 0.50% 1.00% 1.50% 2.00% 2.50% 3.00% 3.20% $402,337,830.00 8.31000 0.0320 8.5759 8.35 8.39 8.43 8.48 8.52 8.56 8.5759 ESTIMATED RE TAXES AT 94% COLLECTION $3,343,427.37 $3,360,145 $3,376,862 $3,393,579 $3,410,296 $3,427,013 $3,443,730 $3,450,417 LESS PROPERTY TAX RELIEF $324,000.00 $324,000 $324,000 $324,000 $324,000 $324,000 $324,000 $324,000 BUDGETED $2,838,262 $2,853,976 $2,869,690 $2,885,404 $2,901,118 $2,916,832 $2,932,546 $2,938,832 $15,714 $15,714 $15,714 $15,714 $15,714 $15,714 $6,286 REVENUE IMPACT $31,428.22 $47,142.33 $62,856.43 $78,570.54 $94,284.65 $100,570.30 Level Currently budgeted

  3. Property Median Tax bill at 2% Millage 3.2% Difference Difference Homestead type value of Current increase Millage in Tax in Tax / (column a) property millage – not to the increase Increase at Increase at Farmstead type per Mills is Act 1 Index to the Act 2% 3.2% Exemption Assessme 8.31 8.48 1 index (column c- (column c- Allowable nt office (column (column d) 8.5759 d) e) ** based (column off 2019/20 (column b) c) e) calculation $1,662.00 Residential $200,000 $1,696.00 $1,715.81 $34 $53.81 $173 Trailers on $624.91 $75,200 $637.70 $644.91 $12.79 $20.00 $173 owned land Agriculture (20-79.99 acres) dwelling – can include $949.33 mountain/hunt $114,240 $968.76 $979.71 $19.43 $30.38 $173 ing ground but would have to have a “dwelling” Agricultural (80 acres or more) dwelling - can include $832.08 mountain/hunti $100,130 $849.10 $858.70 $17.02 $26.62 $173 ng ground but would have to have a 3 “dwelling”

  4. Items Finalized for Final Budget • Worker compensation policy increased by $4,067 and the Property and Liability packages increased by $3,194. Overall this impact was absorbed in the budget with the decrease in the medical insurance premiums decreasing by 4.23%. • Additional $100,000 to Budgetary Reserve to Special Education

  5. 2019/20 Proposed General Fund Budget … At A Glance 6/17 Revenues Expenditures 6000-Local $4,238,836 100 – Personnel $6,119,603 7000-State $9,343,029 200 – Benefits $4,326,264 8000-Federal $ 344,851 300 – Professional Other $581,680 400 – Purchased Property $146,763 500 – Other Purchased Services $1,475,965 600 – Supplies $717,110 700 – Property & Equipment $107,050 800 – Dues & Fees $233,255 900 – Debt $652,244 Total $13,926,716 Total $14,359,932 Deficit -$433,216

  6. Special Education and Charter Impact The total impact of additional Special Education and Charter School Impact for 2019/20 budget is: Special Education Additional Tuition Costs $162,137 Budgeted Additional Personal Care Aids (Learning $88,236 Lamp) Charter School increase over Budgeted $32,990 18/19 Total $283,363 65% of the 300-900 Footprint in 2019/20

  7. Fund Balance Designations • 0840 – Assigned Fund Balance $1,926,006 – PSERS Stabilization Fund YTD Ending Balance • 0830 – Committed Fund Balance $1,496,006 – Accumulated sick leave $375,000 – Technology $250,000 – Capital Projects (not including Capital reserve) $871,000 • Total Committed and Assigned Fund Balance $3,422,006

  8. 2019/20 FINAL BUDGET COMPARISON VERSUS 18/19 FINAL BUDGET 19/20 vs REVENUES 2019/20 Budget 2018/19 BUDGET 18/19 Variance 6000Local Funds $4,238,836 $4,124,283 $114,553 7000State Funds $9,343,029 $9,135,623 $207,406 8000Federal Funds $344,851 $308,445 $36,406 Total $13,926,716 $13,568,351 $358,365 2019/20 19/20 vs 18/19 EXPENDITURES BY TOTAL OBJECT Budget 2018/19 BUDGET Variance 100 Personnel and Salaries $6,119,603 $5,913,941 $205,662 200 Personnel Services - Employee Benefits $4,326,264 $4,356,619 ($30,355) 300 Purchased Professional Technical Services $581,680 $527,393 $54,287 400 Purchased Property Services $146,763 $113,980 $32,783 500 Other Purchased Services $1,475,965 $1,280,445 $195,520 600 Supplies $717,110 $749,551 ($32,441) 700 Property $107,050 $57,613 $49,437 800 Other Objects $233,255 $223,085 $10,170 900 Other Financing $652,244 $579,244 ($127,000) Total $14,359,932 $13,801,871 ($458,063) Deficit -$433,216 -$233,520 ($199,693) 300-900 OBJECTS $3,914,067 $3,531,311 $382,756

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