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2011T12 ANNUAL BUDGET - Granite School District

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<strong>Granite</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>District</strong><br />

2011-12 Budget<br />

Executive Summary<br />

Long-Term Debt<br />

The district issued $80 million in bonds in May 2010 and has remaining authorization of $176 million. The<br />

bond money will be used to rebuild Granger High <strong>School</strong>, Olympus High <strong>School</strong>, Oakwood Elementary,<br />

Woodstock Elementary and the Hartvigsen <strong>School</strong>. In addition, the funding will be used for 2 new<br />

elementary schools, 1 new junior high school and air conditioning for all schools in the district.<br />

Construction has already begun on many of these projects. A schedule of the budgets for each of the<br />

projects is included in the Bond Projects Fund section of this book.<br />

The district is scheduled to issue another $110 million in July 2011. The remaining $66 million of bond<br />

authorization is scheduled to be issued in May 2012.<br />

The current legal debt capacity is $1,328,375,318. The general obligation bonded debt is limited by Utah<br />

law to 4% of the fair market value of the total taxable property. Long-term borrowing will be confined to<br />

capital facilities projects and purchases of equipment, as required by law.<br />

Budget Forecasts<br />

Three year budget forecasts for all governmental funds can be found in the informational section of the<br />

adopted budget book. Funding for future years is dependent almost entirely upon annual appropriations by<br />

the Utah State Legislature and is very difficult to predict one year into the future, let alone three years.<br />

Difficult economic conditions in the state have resulted in funding reductions for the 2010, 2011 and 2012<br />

budgets. The budget reductions for 2012 were not as severe as the reductions were in the two previous<br />

years. The forecasts shown here include an optimistic assumption of modest funding increases for each of<br />

the next three years. The district is required by law to adopt a balanced budget annually and will make<br />

difficult decisions in the future to comply with the law and remain fiscally sound.<br />

The chart below is a summary of governmental fund budget expenditure forecasts for fiscal years 2012<br />

through 2015. The forecasted years are for informational purposes only based on trend data and are not<br />

used for budget planning purposes.<br />

20011-12<br />

Budget<br />

2012-13<br />

Forecast<br />

2013-14<br />

Forecast<br />

2014-15<br />

Forecast<br />

General Fund $414,951,742 $421,176,018 $427,493,658 $433,906,063<br />

Non K-12 14,467,494 14,671,487 15,001,442 15,338,873<br />

<strong>District</strong> Activity 12,852,077 13,173,379 13,502,713 13,840,281<br />

<strong>Granite</strong> Ed. Foundation 1,309,296 1,335,482 1,362,192 1,389,436<br />

Capital Outlay 65,862,325 20,675,115 21,186,986 21,711,616<br />

Bond Projects 72,349,808 88,299,280 9,048,431 17,663,234<br />

Debt Service 17,495,869 17,661,882 17,829,554 17,998,903<br />

<strong>School</strong> Foods 27,603,706 28,053,052 28,703,484 29,369,376<br />

Total $626,892,317 $605,045,695 $534,128,460 $551,217,782<br />

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