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Summary of Projected Financial Position<br />

Following Table presents the summary of projected financial position of <strong>Mid</strong>-<strong>Western</strong><br />

<strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Council</strong>’s sewer fund over the next 30 years at five-year intervals. The typical<br />

annual residential bill forecast for the same period is shown graphically below this Table.<br />

The values are all in 2006/07 dollars.<br />

Summary of Projected Financial Position<br />

2006/07 $ (000) 2006/07 2010/11 2015/16 2020/21 2025/26 2030/31 2035/36<br />

Estimated Total Revenue 3,482 3,929 4,335 4,580 4,881 5,238 5,666<br />

Estimated Total Expenditure 2,829 4,060 4,142 4,681 4,944 4,782 4,784<br />

Operating Surplus / (Deficit) 653 (131) 193 (100) (63) 456 883<br />

Acquisition of Assets 814 6,484 345 2,645 3,345 345 345<br />

Principal Loan Payments 53 376 474 662 923 457 486<br />

Borrowings Outstanding 909 11,896 9,104 11,580 11,042 5,874 2,876<br />

Cash and Investments 6,483 1,836 2,902 1,206 1,193 2,966 8,228<br />

Total Assets 25,537 40,663 39,361 43,383 43,996 41,112 41,614<br />

Total Liabilities 1,033 12,037 9,261 11,750 11,224 6,069 3,084<br />

Financial modelling has demonstrated that typical residential bills, measured in 2006/07<br />

dollars, have to be increased to $490 p.a. from the present (2007/08) level of $460 p.a.<br />

from year 2008/09 onwards throughout the plan period as major capital works are planned<br />

during the next five years. The financial model has considered that 25% of the total<br />

estimated cost of Mudgee STP augmentation work will be available as government<br />

subsidy.<br />

This level of charges is sufficient to maintain liquidity with a minimum of $ 1000,000 of<br />

cash in hand over the period. A graphical presentation of the typical bills forecast is shown<br />

below.<br />

Typical Residential Sewerage Bills<br />

500<br />

490<br />

490<br />

490<br />

490<br />

490<br />

490<br />

490<br />

480<br />

470<br />

460<br />

460<br />

450<br />

2006/07<br />

2007/08<br />

2008/09<br />

2009/10<br />

2010/11<br />

2011/12<br />

2012/13<br />

2013/14<br />

2014/15<br />

2015/16<br />

2016/17<br />

2017/18<br />

2018/19<br />

2019/20<br />

2020/21<br />

2021/22<br />

2022/23<br />

2023/24<br />

2024/25<br />

2025/26<br />

2026/27<br />

2027/28<br />

2028/29<br />

2029/30<br />

2030/31<br />

2031/32<br />

2032/33<br />

2033/34<br />

2034/35<br />

2035/36<br />

Real $<br />

Financial Year<br />

<strong>Mid</strong>-<strong>Western</strong> <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Council</strong> Summary Page vii<br />

Strategic Business Plan for Sewerage

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