Treasurer’s Annual Report, FY 2009-2010

FY2009-2010 Operating Budget Performance
Year–to–date financials through the end of March 2010 are summarized below. Our budget for the year included a profit/contingency of $41,298. We are essentially on target with the budget and are forecasting that at the end of the fiscal year there will be surplus revenues (’profit’) to designate toward operating reserves or other needs as determined by the Board of Directors.

This year’s budget also included the Supplemental Rent assessment of $831,929. That amount plus earned interest will be forwarded to Shelter Bay Company at the end of June 2010, for use as payment of the rent under the Master Leases.

This year has continued to be a trying year for some members due to the stressed economic climate and housing market decline. As a result, the Community’s accounts receivables remain a bit higher than normal, but still within a manageable cash flow. Many of the homes that were foreclosed on last year have been sold, with past due amounts due to the community fully recovered through the sale. As of this date, there are nine foreclosures in some stage of proceedings.

FY 2009-2010 Operating Budget Summary (through March 31, 2010)

  Jul 09-Mar 10 Actuals Jul 09-Mar 10 Budget Variance Annual Budget
July 2009 – June 2010
INCOME 1,661,500 1,688,600 Under 27,100 2,245,896
Operating Expense 491,200 519,200 Under 28,000 689,767
Payroll Expense 492,400 496,400 Under 4,000 677,079
TOTAL EXPENSE 983,600 1,015,600 Under 32,000 1,366,846
NET PROFIT/(LOSS) 677,900 673,000 Over 4,900 879,050
Less Supplemental Rent due to SBayCo on 6/30/10 625,000 625,000   837,752
NET PROFIT/(LOSS) 52,900 48,000 Over 4,900 41,298

Special Back Rent Assessment
Payments of the special assessment for Back Rent, levied in May of 2008, have been steadily rolling in. This revenue is to be forwarded to the Shelter Bay Company in order to make payment of the Back Rent due under the arbitration award for adjustment of rent under the master leases, going back to July 2003. The total principal amount due to the Tribe was $6,234,158, to be paid over five years, with payment in full no later than June 30, 2013.


On November 30, 2009 the Community and Shelter Bay Company temporarily allocated cash on hand to pay off in full the remaining $746,603 Back Rent due to the Tribe. Payment receipts by those members who are paying the Back Rent assessment over time are being used to replenish the funds that were temporarily used for the payoff. As of this date, $686,990 remains due from members who are paying over time.

FY 2009-2010 Capital Improvement Projects Budget Performance
Good progress has been made on capital improvement projects, with sewer line repairs being completed and the clubhouse bathroom renovation project nearing completion. The new utility billing software was implemented in February 2010, with the online bill pay feature ready for launch in the next month. A more detailed status of the various capital projects is included in the Manager’s report.

FY 2004-2005 through FY 2008-2009 Capital Budget Summary (through March 31, 2009)

Fund FY 2004/05 through FY 2009/10 Budgeted Less Reserves

Plus Re-Allocation

Total Funds Approved

Actual Spent

Funds Encumbered

Balance On Hand

Sewer 265,400 65,000 -4,084 196,316 173,775 0 22,541
Water 163,000 50,000 -5,037 107,963 68,921 10,509 28,533
Roads 486,800 0 5,250 492,050 393,453 8,444 90,154
Equipment 56,300 0 1,301 57,601 57,601 0 0
Ditches/Drains 312,255 0 11,974 324,229 81,859 4,770 237,599
Admin/Community 180,500 0 15,394 195,894 144,865 41,973 9,057
Recreation 57,000 0 -8,443 48,557 44,261 0 4,296
Golf Course 56,760 0 -1,010 55,750 45,750 0 10,000
Greenbelts 99,000 0 0 99,000 83,898 0 15,102
Contingency 52,792 0 -17,361 35,431 0 0 35,431
Totals 1,729,807 115,000 -2,015 1,612,792 1,094,383 65,695 452,713

(Figures are rounded to the nearest $100)

Audit of Financial Records
Williams & Nulle, PLLC was engaged to perform a full audit of the Shelter Bay Community, Inc. (and Shelter Bay Company) financial records for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2009. We are pleased to advise that this firm was again able to provide a clean opinion of our financial statements, as a result of accurate record keeping and tight internal controls for financial management and accounting practices.

Cash Management

Two Certificates of Deposit are established at a variety of financial banking institutions, in order to spread the funds to mitigate financial risk of keeping all of our funds in one bank, and to maximize earned interest on the cash assets. In addition, a brokerage account exists at Citi-SmithBarney in which other funds have been placed in insured certificates of deposit with varying maturity dates to accommodate specific cash flow needs of the community.

Respectfully Submitted,

Art Young, Board Treasurer           

 

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