n b c regional school district proposed 2010-2011 budget
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N B C Regional School District Proposed 2010-2011 Budget. NBC HAS GONE GREEN. NBC: First In the County To Go Green !!!. Solar Panels Are Installed Roof Repair Is Completed HVAC Upgrades Fire System Replaced. $95,000 SREC Projected $30,000 Electric Savings - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
N B C Regional School DistrictProposed 2010-2011 Budget
NBC HAS GONE GREEN
NBC:
First In the County To Go Green !!!
Solar Panels Are InstalledRoof Repair Is CompletedHVAC UpgradesFire System Replaced
$95,000 SREC Projected$30,000 Electric Savings$40,000 Reduction in
Capital Outlay Projections
BUDGET AT A GLANCEGeneral Fund
2010 Total$31,037,679
2011 Total$30,963,619
Total General Fund Decrease:
($76,060) or (0.24%)
General Fund Spending “Below Zero” Growth
FY’10 = $31,037,
679
FY’11 =$30,963,
619
($76,060) Decrease In General Fund Spending (0.24%)
Solar Project Revenue Incentives ($125,000 Savings & Revenue)
Continued Rise In Fixed Costs: Utilities - Sewer (25%) Energy - Gas & Electric (10%) & Health Care Costs (27%)
KEY COMPONENTS!!
4% Cap on Tax Levy Increase
2.5% Proposed Cap on Tax Increase
2% Cap on Surplus
No Cap Waivers
KEY COMPONENTS!!
IT’S THE LAWFY’10$2.1
MillionCut in State Aid
FY ’11$1.6 Million
Reduction in State Aid
4% Cap on Tax Increase for FY’11$639,857
Key Components:Significant Revenue Reductions:
$2.1 Million Reduction in State Aid For FY’10This is the result of the Executive Order #14 Governor
Christie passed in January. Northern Burlington is appealing this action. A successful appeal will reinstate much needed impact aid for FY’11 and FY’12. $1.6 Million Reduction in State Aid For FY ’11
There is no appeal for this reduction. Northern Burlington has acted swiftly and prudently to develop a spending plan that reflects these reduced revenues with a focus on academic stability. $240,000 Additional Cuts if 2.5% Tax Cap Impose
Governor Christie’s Budget proposes a 2.5% Tax Cap (3/14/10)
IT’S THE LAWCuts AdministrationCuts
Faculty and Support Staff
Maintains All Academic, Athletic, and Extra-Curricular
Programs
Significant Appropriations Reductions (Personnel)
Administrative
PositionsFaculty
PositionsSupport
Staff Positions
• $120,000• 1.5 Positions• $500,000
• 7.5 Positions• $275,000
• 4 Positions
Significant Appropriations Reductions (Non-Personnel)
Energy
Capital Outlay
Building &
Grounds
• $125,000• SREC’s and Credits
To Subsidize
• $120,000• Minimize Computer
Replacement• $140,000• Stop Model
Classroom Renovations and Classroom Furniture Replacement
This represents only a 4% increase in the Local Tax Levy.This is the figure voters will be asked to approve in the school election on April 20, 2010.
Amount to be raised in taxesFor the General Fund budget.
$16,636,278
GENERAL FUND TAX REVENUE
• This figure includes appropriations for current expense and capital outlay which includes a State assessment fee for construction grant monies in the amount of $103,912.
2010-2011 General Fund Budget
$30,963,619** .24% Decrease
BUDGET AT A GLANCE
• This figure combines the General Fund and Debt Service budget and includes the State mandated Assessment fee to
the School Development Authority (SDA).
Total 2010-2011 Budget$34,284,346**less than a 1% Increase
BUDGET AT A GLANCE
Revenue Summary
State Aid33%
Local Taxes54.5%
Fund Balance
7.5%
Miscellaneous
1.3%
Federal Aid
3.7%$34,284,346
REVENUE SUMMARY FY’2011
Budget Category 2009-20102010-2011 Proposed Inc/Dec % Inc/Dec
General Fund:Fund Balance $1,520,000 $2,547,250 $1,027,250 67.58%Subtotal: $1,520,000 $2,547,250 $1,027,250 67.58%Revenues From Local SourcesLocal Tax Levy $15,996,421 $16,636,278 $639,857 4.00%Tuition $138,686 $102,136 ($36,550) -26.35%Transportation Fees Other LEA's $120,000 $120,000 $0 0.00%Interest Earned on Capital Reserve $12,600 $10,000 ($2,600) -20.63%Miscellaneous Revenue $252,000 $247,000 ($5,000) -1.98%Subtotal: $16,519,707 $17,115,414 $595,707 3.61%State $12,106,389 $10,556,367 ($1,550,022) -12.80%Total State & Local Revenue: $30,146,096 $30,219,031 $72,935 0.24%Impact Aid $891,583 $744,588 ($146,995) -16.49%Adjustments from Prior Years $0 $0 $0 0.00%Special Revenues from State $2,943 $3,415 $472 16.04%Miscellaneous Revenue (State) $0 $0 $0 0.00%Total Federal Revenues $397,425 $534,496 $137,071 114.23%Total Debt Service Fund: $2,518,351 $2,782,816 $264,465 10.50%Total Revenue: $33,956,398 $34,284,346 $327,948 0.97%Total Appropriations: $33,956,398 $34,284,346 $327,948 0.97%
In-struc-tion53%
Administration5.8%
Business Operations
2%
Staff De-velopment
1%
Operating & Maintenance
11%
Transporta-tion6%
Benefits21%
Capital Outlay.2%
Appropriations
PROGRA
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Program Description 2009-10Proposed 2010-2011 INC/DEC %INC/DEC
General Current ExpenseRegular Programs - Instruction $9,289,193 $8,881,273 ($407,920) -4.39%Special Education - Instruction $1,665,902 $1,619,284 ($46,618) -2.80%Basic Skills/Remedial - Instruction $337,796 $516,672 $178,876 52.95%Bilingual Education - Instruction $0 $12,615 $12,615 #DIV/0!Vocational Program - Local $417,035 $438,716 $21,681 5.20%Activities - Instruction $280,987 $311,226 $30,239 10.76%School-Sponsored Athletics $698,845 $717,357 $18,512 2.65%Other Instructional Programs $0 $0 $0Community Services Operations $275 $275 $0 0.00%
Undistributed Expenditures:Instruction - Special Education Tuition $1,143,128 $859,708 ($283,420) -24.79%Attendance & Social Work Services $170,300 $147,867 ($22,433) -13.17%Health Services $308,778 $311,158 $2,380 0.77%Other Support Ser-Students-Req-Guidance $700,756 $738,661 $37,905 5.41%Oth. Supp. Serv.-Std. Rel & Ext $569,856 $559,015 ($10,841) -1.90%Other Support Services - Special -CST $704,462 $704,822 $360 0.05%Improv of Instr Serv/Oth Sup Ser $443,624 $451,434 $7,810 1.76%Library $202,253 $181,324 ($20,929) -10.35%Instructional Staff Training Services $286,991 $284,627 ($2,364) -0.82%Support Services - Gen. Adm $704,208 $676,214 ($27,994) -3.98%Support Services - School Admin $1,272,792 $1,251,947 ($20,845) -1.64%Central Services - Admn & Info Technology $468,866 $484,168 $15,302 3.26%Operation and Maint. Of Plant $3,325,068 $3,396,894 $71,826 2.16%Student Transportation Services $1,884,780 $1,865,223 ($19,557) -1.04%Business/Other Support Services $0 $0 $0Employee Benefits $5,933,889 $6,369,617 $435,728 7.34%Food Services $0 $0 $0 #DIV/0!
Appropriation to Emergency Reserve $25,000 $0 $0 0.00%
Total Undistributed Expense $18,119,751 $18,282,679 $162,928 0.90%TOTAL GENERAL CURRENT EXPENSE $30,834,784 $30,780,097 ($54,687) -0.18%
Total Capital Outlay $193,285 $173,912 ($19,373) -10.02%Total Adult Education - Local Instruction $9,610 $9,610 $0 0.00%GENERAL FUND GRAND TOTAL $31,037,679 $30,963,619 ($74,060) -0.24%
Allocation of Equalized Valuation - CEIFA 10/11
District # MunicipalityEqual. Value of
Municipality
Elementary Enrollment
10/15/09
Regional Enrollment
10/15/09Elementary
Percent
Elementary Equalized Valuation
Regional Equalized Valuation
2010-11 Percent Share
0830 Chesterfield 720,868,052 493 331 59.83% 431,295,356 289,572,696 21.8599351%2960 Mansfield 1,336,609,697 697 594 53.99% 721,635,575 614,974,122 46.4245924%
3650 North Hanover 496,725,277 1,015 632 61.63% 306,131,788 190,593,489 14.3879632%5010 Springfield 479,592,285 304 279 52.14% 250,059,417 229,532,868 17.3275093%
NBC 3,033,795,311 2,509.0 1,836 1,709,122,136 1,324,673,175 100.0000000%
Allocation of Equalized Valuation - CEIFA 09/10
District # MunicipalityEqual. Value of
Municipality
Elementary Enrollment
10/15/08
Regional Enrollment
10/15/08Elementary
Percent
Elementary Equalized Valuation
Regional Equalized Valuation
2009-10 Percent Share
0830 Chesterfield 671,382,763 439 291 60.14% 403,769,594 267,613,169 19.7068418%2960 Mansfield 1,349,939,972 687 625 52.36% 706,828,569 643,111,403 47.3582624%
3650 North Hanover 556,802,474 1,010 629 61.62% 343,101,684 213,700,790 15.7367729%5010 Springfield 499,028,839 316 278 53.20% 265,483,342 233,545,497 17.1981229%
NBC 3,077,154,048 2,452.0 1,823 1,719,183,189 1,357,970,859 100.0000000%
Allocation of Equalized Valuation - CEIFA 08/09
District # MunicipalityEqual. Value of
Municipality
Elementary Enrollment
10/15/07
Regional Enrollment
10/15/07Elementary
Percent
Elementary Equalized Valuation
Regional Equalized Valuation
2008-09 Percent Share
0830 Chesterfield 601,851,461 399 260 60.55% 364,421,060 237,430,401 18.6770761%2960 Mansfield 1,305,662,095 683 611 52.78% 689,128,454 616,533,641 48.4986155%
3650 North Hanover 455,320,108 1,025 674 60.33% 274,694,621 180,625,487 14.2086100%5010 Springfield 481,877,710 316 305 50.89% 245,227,567 236,650,143 18.6156984%
NBC 2,844,711,374 2,423.0 1,850 1,573,471,702 1,271,239,672 100.0000000%
Tax Impact
Total/Average Chesterfield Mansfield North Hanover SpringfieldProjected Assessed Value 2/1/10: $2,787,547,696 $787,000,869 $1,317,910,160 $235,140,796 $447,495,871
Share of N.B.C. Tax Levy 100.00 21.86 46.42 14.39 17.33
General Fund Tax Levy $16,636,278 $3,636,680 $7,723,324 $2,393,622 $2,882,653General Fund Tax Rate $0.462 $0.586 $1.018 $0.644General Fund Tax Increase/(Decrease) $0.009 $0.047 $0.008 ($0.043) $0.026
Debt Service Tax Levy $2,072,399 $453,025 $962,103 $298,176 $359,095Debt Service Tax Rate $0.058 $0.073 $0.127 $0.080Debt Service Tax Rate Increase/(Decrease) $0.01 $0.011 $0.009 $0.009 $0.01
Total General & Debt Tax Levy $18,708,677 $4,089,705 $8,685,427 $2,691,798 $3,241,748Total General & Debt Tax Rate $0.520 $0.659 $1.145 $0.724Total Increase/(Decrease) in Taxes $0.019 $0.058 $0.017 ($0.035) $0.038
Average Assessed Home $449,400 $339,100 $177,500 $322,000Average Tax Increase/(Decrease) $209.82 $25.00 ($77.00) $83.80
Northern Burlington County Regional School District2010 - 2011 Tax Impact At A Glance
District 8: Mansfield & SpringfieldSenator PHILIP E. HAINES - Republican District Office: 32A North Main St., Medford, NJ 08055 (609) 654-1498
Assemblywoman DAWN MARIE ADDIEGO - Republican Votes by Bill District Office: 32A North Main St., Medford, NJ 08055 (609) 654-1498
Assemblyman SCOTT RUDDER - Republican District Office: 32A North Main St., Medford, NJ 08055 (609) 654-1498
District 30: Chesterfield & North
HanoverSenator ROBERT W. SINGER -
Republican District Office: 2110 W. County Line Rd, Jackson, NJ 08527 (732) 901-0702
Assemblyman RONALD S. DANCER - Republican District Office: 2110 W. County Line Rd., Jackson, NJ 08527 (732) 901-0702
Assemblyman JOSEPH R. MALONE, III - Republican District Office: 311 Farnsworth Avenue, Bordentown, NJ 08505 (609) 298-6250
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