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<strong>Rock</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Prepared by: Samantha Vancil 11/9/12<br />
Cash Graphs<br />
Approved by:Jennifer Porter,<br />
Reviewed by Sam Overton, 11/13/2012<br />
Included are the Cash Graphs:<br />
Operating<br />
Investments are the "rainy-day" savings at PMA; target is 90 days (25%) operating budget (bars)<br />
Cash are the money market and checking balances to pay operating expenses (lines)<br />
Capital<br />
Investments are mainly the Bond proceeds at PMA; to be expended for capital projects (bars)<br />
Cash are the property tax levies to pay Bond principal & interest & Life Safety projects (lines)<br />
We have reviewed the amount transferred from Checking to Savings over the last serveral years and realized that the<br />
investment earnings at PMA were reinvested by PMA, t<strong>here</strong>fore creating an excess transfer from Checking to Savings.<br />
T<strong>here</strong> is still excess investment earnings above the surplus.<br />
Audited Surplus Earnings at PMA Amount Transferred (Over) allocated<br />
FY 05 1,478,471 167,057 1,500,000 (188,586)<br />
FY 06 2,082,493 237,701 2,000,000 (155,208)<br />
FY 07 424,812 575,056 500,000 (650,244)<br />
FY 08 1,142,232 706,819 - 435,413<br />
FY 09 537,093 339,126 - 197,967<br />
FY 10 33,051 78,920 - (45,869)<br />
FY 11 19,369 31,615 - (12,246)<br />
FY 12 1,237,218 36,556 1,200,662<br />
Totals 6,954,739 2,172,850 4,000,000 781,889<br />
Conclusion:<br />
Acceptable Operating Cash and Capital Cash Balances<br />
Operating Cash Balances are at expected levels at this time of year; lower property tax levies, lower enrollment (tuition & fees), and<br />
slow State payments affect the FY 13 Operating Cash balances.<br />
Capital Cash Balances are still high. The <strong>College</strong> did a tax swap, reducing PH&S levy for rapid bond repayments. Cash Balances will<br />
decrease with completion of Life Safety projects that total around $1,110k. All Bond principal & interest payments have been made.<br />
We have attached the total cash balances and believe t<strong>here</strong> may be Operating Cash recorded as Capital<br />
Conclusion:<br />
Acceptable Investment Balances<br />
Operating Investments are $13.8 million, 23% of the $59.9 million Operating Budget without Student Financial Aid pass-thru and are<br />
tracking as expected, but with very low interest earnings.<br />
Capital Investment Balances are $14.7 million and will decrease as approved capital project expenditures are paid.<br />
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