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FY 2014-2015 Budget Presentation to Board of Finance

FY 2014-2015 Budget Presentation to Board of Finance. Brennan Golf Michael Sullivan Golf Course Superintendent. March 17, 2014. Summary of Operating Budget Request. Operating Budget Request by Activity. Operational Highlights.

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FY 2014-2015 Budget Presentation to Board of Finance

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  1. FY 2014-2015 Budget Presentation to Board of Finance Brennan Golf Michael Sullivan Golf Course Superintendent March 17, 2014

  2. Summary of Operating Budget Request

  3. Operating Budget Request by Activity

  4. Operational Highlights • Brennan Golf is Entering our 15th year of being a self-sustaining operation • In the process of completing $200,000 in capital improvements using only Golf Course Revenue • Seven day, 14-16 hour per day operation, including Holidays • Continually improving, heavily used Municipal Golf Course averaging 39,000 rounds of golf, per Year, over the last four years

  5. Financial Highlights • Although rounds of golf were down during FY-2013, through management of expenses, Brennan still managed a modest profit • Overall budget for FY-2015 shows a budget decrease of ($129,685) or -8.22% • Decrease isdue to a reduction in the use of our Golf Course fund for Course projects FY-2014. Shown in a reduction in Grounds Maintenance • Major increases in Central Services Cost Allocation, along with addition of Pension & OPEB Contribution

  6. Cost Management • With the exception of using our Golf Course fund for Renovations, Brennan Golf continues to stay within budget • Budgeted Expenses are monitored and adjusted throughout the year, in relation to revenue • Complete projects with in house staffing to reduce costs • Use of purchasing authorities and State contracts to reduce spending on plant protectants • Largest increase, operationally is reflected in an $8,000 increase in water.

  7. Significant Requests for 2014-2015 • Largest Increases in FY-2015 • Classified Pension Fund $ 62,992 • Central Services Cost Allocation $ 61,430 • OPEB Contribution $ 21,074 • Medical & Life $ 20,883 • Water $ 8,000 • Sewer $ 7,750 • Largest Decreases in FY-2015 • Grounds Maintenance $ 195,000 • Capital Outlay-Equipment $ 53,000 • Land Supplies $ 7,017

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