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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO 2014 ATM & 2014 STM (Mar 24th) <br />For Projects and Administrative Budgets: <br />Lexington Authorizations of CPF Relative to 2014 ATM & STM (March 24, 2014) <br />Source <br />CPA Categories <br />Previous'2 <br />Approved Percentage <br />Projected <br />FY2015 Cumulative(if All Approved) <br />Request Percentage Amount Percentage <br />Community Housing <br />$6,985,848 <br />15.6% <br />$1,050,551 <br />7.9% <br />$8,036,399 <br />13.9% <br />Historic Resources <br />$19,167,763 <br />42.9% <br />$11,569,682 <br />87.3% <br />$30,737,445 <br />53.0% <br />Open Space <br />$9,643,517 <br />21.6% <br />Community Housing Reserve <br />$388,485 <br />$9,643,517 <br />16.6% <br />Recreation Use <br />$3,717,8921 <br />8.3% <br />$484,500 <br />3.7% <br />$4,202,392 <br />7.2% <br />Pending Assignment3 <br />$4,319,0001 <br />9.7% 1 <br />1 <br />Sub -Total <br />$4,319,000 <br />7.5% <br />Sub -Totals for Projects <br />$43,834,020 <br />98.0% <br />$13,104,733 <br />98.9% <br />$56,938,753 <br />98.2% <br />Administrative Budget <br />$880,0001 <br />2.0% <br />1 <br />$150,000 <br />1.1% <br />1 <br />$1,030,000 <br />1.8% <br />Totalsi <br />$44,714,0201 <br />100.0% <br />$13,254,733 <br />100.0% <br />$57,968,753 <br />100.0% <br />'Unless explicitly noted, does not reflect return to the CPF of any unneeded appropriation after the final accounting following <br />completion of the project or, in the case of the Administrative Budget, at the end of the fiscal year. <br />2The unspent $561,518 of CPF cash appropriated in the Historic Resources category at the 2012 ATM under Article 8(d) for the <br />Muzzey Senior Center Upgrade design and engineering (D&E) and the initial construction were release back to the CPF and are <br />not included. <br />3Represents the authorization to purchase the Busa Farm property for which the allocation between Community Housing and Open <br />Space is still pending. <br />'Although an exact amount of the unused previous appropriation that has been returned to the CPF has not been reported, it is a <br />very substantial sum so the indicated "Previous" amount, and thus its percentage, are significantly more than what has actually <br />been used. <br />The following table reflects what is available as a cash appropriation from the CPF at these Town <br />Meetings. <br />CPF Cash Available for Appropriation at the 2014 ATM & <br />STM (March 24, 2014) <br />Source <br />Amount <br />Percentage <br />Estimated FY2015 Revenue <br />CPA Surcharge <br />$3,907,000 <br />47.2% <br />State Supplement' °2 <br />$927,310 <br />11.2% <br />Investment Income <br />$14,0001 <br />0.2% <br />Sub -Total <br />$4,848,310 <br />58.6% <br />Prior Available Funds <br />Community Housing Reserve <br />$388,485 <br />4.7% <br />Historic Resources Reserve <br />$82,427 <br />1.0% <br />Open Space Reserve <br />$504,730 <br />6.1% <br />Unbudgeted Reserve <br />$576,991 <br />7.0% <br />Undesignated Fund Balance <br />$1,875,730 <br />22.7% <br />Sub -Total <br />$3,428,363 <br />41.4% <br />Total <br />$8,276,673 <br />100.0% <br />' This source is explained later in this section of the report. <br />2 Calculated based on 24.6% supplement percentage. <br />3 Any balance in this account that is unspent as of June 30, 2014 (the <br />close of FY2014) is added to the unspent Undesignated Fund <br />Balance and that total is what becomes a part of what is available for <br />appropriation in FY2015. <br />If all the projected requests for use of the CPF cash are approved at both the upcoming ATM and STM <br />($6,163,190), that would leave a cash balance in the CPF at the end of the March 24, 2014, STM and the <br />2014 ATM of $2,113,483. <br />It is important to note that the projected available CPF cash is not a limitation on what the CPC can <br />recommend to Town Meeting for approval. The method of paying for what the CPC recommends can - <br />and now often does -include, in part or in total, the issuing of debt instruments. It remains the <br />