Northern Bedford County School District Budget Presentation
June 18, 2019
Budget Committee Randy Wiand, Ex Officio David Chisholm John Eshelman Ralph Scott
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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
Budget Committee Randy Wiand, Ex Officio David Chisholm John Eshelman Ralph Scott
Level Currently budgeted
Act 1 Index MILLS TO INDEX 0.0320 8.5759
MAY 1 AV revised Act 1 Index MILLS TO 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
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Property type (column a) Median value of property type per Assessme nt office (column b) Tax bill at Current millage – Mills is 8.31 (column c) 2% Millage increase not to the Act 1 Index 8.48 (column d) 3.2% Millage increase to the Act 1 index 8.5759 (column e) Difference in Tax Increase at 2% (column c- d) Difference in Tax Increase at 3.2% (column c- e) Homestead / Farmstead Exemption Allowable ** based
calculation
Residential $200,000 $1,662.00 $1,696.00 $1,715.81 $34 $53.81 $173 Trailers on
$75,200 $624.91 $637.70 $644.91 $12.79 $20.00 $173 Agriculture (20-79.99 acres) dwelling – can include mountain/hunt ing ground but would have to have a “dwelling” $114,240 $949.33 $968.76 $979.71 $19.43 $30.38 $173
Agricultural (80 acres or more) dwelling - can include mountain/hunti ng ground but would have to have a “dwelling”
$100,130 $832.08 $849.10 $858.70 $17.02 $26.62 $173
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
The total impact of additional Special Education and Charter School Impact for 2019/20 budget is: Special Education Additional Tuition Costs Budgeted $162,137 Additional Personal Care Aids (Learning Lamp) $88,236 Charter School increase over Budgeted 18/19 $32,990 Total $283,363
EXPENDITURES BY TOTAL OBJECT
2019/20 Budget 2018/19 BUDGET 19/20 vs 18/19 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
($199,693) 300-900 OBJECTS $3,914,067 $3,531,311 $382,756
REVENUES
2019/20 Budget 2018/19 BUDGET 19/20 vs 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