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Annual Plan 2016-17 - Approved by Council 27 June 2016

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7.3 Net Financial Liability Ratio<br />

This measure shows whether <strong>Council</strong>’s total liabilities can be met <strong>by</strong> its liquid assets. An excess of<br />

total liabilities over liquid assets means that, if all the liabilities fell due at once, additional revenue<br />

would be needed to fund the shortfall.<br />

Whilst <strong>Council</strong>’s percentage in 2015/16 is over the 0.0% benchmark, the borrowings associated with<br />

the construction at the Kingston High School site result in a negative ratio in <strong>2016</strong>/<strong>17</strong>. Once the loan<br />

is repaid, the ratio will move to a positive number.<br />

7.4 Asset Consumption Ratio – Roads<br />

The asset consumption ratio indicates the level of service potential available in <strong>Council</strong>’s existing<br />

asset base. The ratio is calculated <strong>by</strong> dividing the depreciated replacement cost over the current<br />

replacement cost and is an indicator of the remaining useful life of the infrastructure asset. The<br />

benchmark for this ratio is between 50% and 80%.<br />

The above ratio for <strong>Council</strong>’s roads, indicate that there is a high level of service potential available<br />

within the existing asset base. Also a positive sign is that the ratio is increasing over the ten year<br />

period as a result of capital expenditure on the road network.<br />

Kingborough <strong>Council</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>2016</strong>/<strong>17</strong> Page | 50<br />

<strong>Approved</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>Council</strong> on <strong>27</strong> <strong>June</strong> <strong>2016</strong>

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