<strong>Municipal</strong> <strong>Study</strong> <strong>2011</strong>Water Asset Consumption RatioThis ratio shows the written down value <strong>of</strong> the tangible capital assets relative to their historical costs.This ratio seeks to highlight the aged condition <strong>of</strong> the assets and the potential asset replacementneeds. A higher ratio may indicate significant replacement needs. However, if assets are renewedand replaced in accordance with an asset management plan a high ratio should not be a cause forconcern.WaterAccumulatedAmortization<strong>Municipal</strong>ity2010 ClosingAmortizationWater2010 WaterHistorical Costas %HistoricalCostMiddlesex Centre $ 4,878,786 $ 44,330,114 11.0%Whitchurch-Stouffville $ 2,566,266 $ 18,575,401 13.8%Barrie $ 29,198,060 $ 209,880,724 13.9%Georgina $ 11,289,281 $ 72,467,716 15.6%Niagara-on-the-Lake $ 8,763,408 $ 53,531,975 16.4%West Lincoln $ 2,696,225 $ 16,272,357 16.6%Woolwich $ 2,494,481 $ 14,438,396 17.3%St. Marys $ 2,466,861 $ 13,035,956 18.9%Kitchener $ 14,137,077 $ 66,176,447 21.4%North Bay $ 23,710,020 $ 101,782,994 23.3%Markham $ 116,298,154 $ 494,189,224 23.5%Wilmot $ 4,163,706 $ 17,669,380 23.6%The Blue Mountains $ 12,657,671 $ 52,175,293 24.3%St. Catharines $ 22,885,944 $ 93,282,328 24.5%Lincoln $ 7,103,720 $ 28,894,842 24.6%Tecumseh $ 12,628,374 $ 51,271,958 24.6%Leamington $ 29,070,931 $ 112,757,501 25.8%Fort Erie $ 10,776,391 $ 41,236,947 26.1%Ottawa $ 517,337,184 $ 1,915,719,645 27.0%Welland $ 12,820,720 $ 46,219,873 27.7%King $ 2,794,770 $ 9,807,986 28.5%Waterloo $ 23,427,121 $ 81,584,317 28.7%Kingston $ 85,850,893 $ 296,631,003 28.9%London $ 191,637,736 $ 650,556,089 29.5%<strong>Brantford</strong> $ 51,944,756 $ 172,825,592 30.1%Kawartha Lakes $ 33,505,658 $ 111,232,702 30.1%Greater Sudbury $ 99,116,749 $ 322,368,857 30.7%Thorold $ 6,550,083 $ 21,218,950 30.9%Cambridge $ 19,589,732 $ 63,436,574 30.9%Chatham-Kent $ 72,929,350 $ 235,796,024 30.9%Penetanguishene $ 4,009,265 $ 12,828,753 31.3%Kenora $ 11,237,345 $ 35,795,557 31.4%Sarnia $ 46,553,006 $ 143,510,477 32.4%Hamilton $ 226,811,568 $ 680,771,301 33.3%Timmins $ 24,014,469 $ 69,432,491 34.6%Newmarket $ 22,871,457 $ 64,251,208 35.6%Niagara Falls $ 39,057,226 $ 108,206,405 36.1%Sault Ste. Marie $ 40,527,673 $ 110,308,237 36.7%Cornwall $ 22,571,760 $ 60,591,211 37.3%Fort Frances $ 10,814,762 $ 28,225,648 38.3%Toronto $ 806,385,775 $ 2,097,529,813 38.4%East Gwillimbury $ 15,092,920 $ 38,472,313 39.2%Quinte West $ 31,625,755 $ 79,920,038 39.6%Guelph $ 76,034,798 $ 185,529,523 41.0%Peterborough $ 72,369,722 $ 170,181,959 42.5%WaterAccumulatedAmortization<strong>Municipal</strong>ity2010 ClosingAmortizationWater2010 WaterHistorical Costas %HistoricalCostMeaford $ 13,297,123 $ 30,592,430 43.5%Stratford $ 10,314,040 $ 23,567,247 43.8%St. Thomas $ 95,834,058 $ 191,878,978 49.9%Thunder Bay $ 133,392,296 $ 245,887,926 54.2%Average 29.8%Median 30.1%Minimum 11.0%Maximum 54.2%Region Halton $ 254,709,303 $ 1,400,014,442 18.2%Region York $ 158,044,856 $ 687,039,968 23.0%Region Durham $ 280,458,145 $ 1,207,002,150 23.2%Region Peel $ 750,293,691 $ 3,175,386,674 23.6%District Muskoka $ 61,228,674 $ 200,063,522 30.6%Region Niagara $ 148,193,676 $ 342,157,202 43.3%Region Waterloo $ 212,214,332 $ 477,849,595 44.4%Average 29.5%Median 23.6%Minimum 18.2%Maximum 44.4%Water/Wastewater308
<strong>Municipal</strong> <strong>Study</strong> <strong>2011</strong>Wastewater Asset Consumption RatioThis ratio shows the written down value <strong>of</strong> the tangible capital assets relative to their historical costs.This ratio seeks to highlight the aged condition <strong>of</strong> the assets and the potential asset replacementneeds. A higher ratio may indicate significant replacement needs. However, if assets are renewedand replaced in accordance with an asset management plan a high ratio should not be a cause forconcern.WastewaterAccumulated<strong>Municipal</strong>ity2010 ClosingAmortizationWastewater2010 WastewaterHistorical CostAmortization as% HistoricalCostWoolwich $ 1,706,417 $ 11,611,617 14.7%King $ 1,723,038 $ 10,526,273 16.4%Georgina $ 15,886,423 $ 96,266,147 16.5%St. Marys $ 3,395,067 $ 19,069,295 17.8%Niagara-on-the-Lake $ 7,431,806 $ 40,051,634 18.6%Middlesex Centre $ 4,980,031 $ 26,644,215 18.7%The Blue Mountains $ 14,707,700 $ 70,379,307 20.9%Whitchurch-Stouffville $ 1,751,960 $ 8,324,298 21.0%Wilmot $ 3,547,461 $ 15,309,476 23.2%West Lincoln $ 2,407,422 $ 10,290,179 23.4%Lincoln $ 5,007,589 $ 21,273,345 23.5%Ottawa $ 473,620,624 $ 1,995,262,260 23.7%Thorold $ 6,265,870 $ 26,227,834 23.9%Welland $ 8,512,782 $ 33,873,345 25.1%Markham $ 110,756,964 $ 418,114,163 26.5%Kingston $ 83,103,028 $ 309,825,310 26.8%Fort Erie $ 11,318,973 $ 41,304,438 27.4%Penetanguishene $ 3,993,733 $ 13,835,497 28.9%Kitchener $ 33,226,893 $ 114,752,232 29.0%Waterloo $ 32,418,275 $ 111,578,249 29.1%Stratford $ 13,662,607 $ 45,972,130 29.7%Barrie $ 127,565,988 $ 425,626,700 30.0%St. Catharines $ 34,525,626 $ 110,466,449 31.3%Fort Frances $ 7,630,325 $ 22,778,608 33.5%Kenora $ 10,416,861 $ 30,702,308 33.9%Hamilton $ 356,197,201 $ 1,045,527,456 34.1%Meaford $ 3,901,531 $ 11,431,117 34.1%North Bay $ 24,667,960 $ 69,616,396 35.4%Newmarket $ 30,253,286 $ 84,709,504 35.7%Timmins $ 14,060,036 $ 38,375,214 36.6%London $ 287,111,013 $ 777,835,951 36.9%<strong>Brantford</strong> $ 74,255,800 $ 195,319,668 38.0%East Gwillimbury $ 5,825,440 $ 15,198,070 38.3%Tecumseh $ 8,284,630 $ 21,322,824 38.9%Sault Ste. Marie $ 9,077,052 $ 23,189,018 39.1%Peterborough $ 31,344,234 $ 79,933,071 39.2%Kawartha Lakes $ 22,969,210 $ 57,168,604 40.2%St. Thomas $ 28,596,407 $ 68,820,698 41.6%Cambridge $ 31,709,196 $ 76,153,899 41.6%Greater Sudbury $ 182,928,950 $ 437,402,236 41.8%Sarnia $ 45,874,414 $ 109,336,637 42.0%Chatham-Kent $ 87,891,871 $ 206,134,060 42.6%Toronto $ 2,056,347,898 $ 4,781,219,277 43.0%Quinte West $ 23,664,731 $ 52,050,865 45.5%Niagara Falls $ 70,342,582 $ 151,377,245 46.5%WastewaterAccumulated<strong>Municipal</strong>ity2010 ClosingAmortizationWastewater2010 WastewaterHistorical CostAmortization as% HistoricalCostGuelph $ 115,788,546 $ 246,787,128 46.9%Leamington $ 27,003,715 $ 56,277,717 48.0%Cornwall $ 62,071,340 $ 111,888,479 55.5%Thunder Bay $ 129,876,069 $ 214,975,742 60.4%Average 33.1%Median 33.9%Minimum 14.7%Maximum 60.4%Region York $ 188,154,280 $ 1,168,280,869 16.1%Region Peel $ 724,456,924 $ 3,080,569,271 23.5%Region Durham $ 365,096,097 $ 1,349,068,891 27.1%Region Halton $ 351,906,658 $ 1,270,204,012 27.7%District Muskoka $ 78,928,944 $ 216,523,924 36.5%Region Niagara $ 259,349,815 $ 518,007,458 50.1%Region Waterloo $ 210,699,959 $ 322,581,370 65.3%Average 35.2%Median 27.7%Minimum 16.1%Maximum 65.3%Water/Wastewater309
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