| LAWRENCE TRANSIT SYSTEM | ||||||||||
| FY09 - FY13 MULTI-YEAR FINANCIAL PLAN | ||||||||||
| Based on .25% Local Sales Tax and Maintaining Existing Revenue Hours of Service Annually | ||||||||||
| FY08 | FY09 | FY10 | FY11 | FY12 | FY13 | |||||
| Carry Forward January 1 | $ 546,504 | $ 2,680,870 | $ 1,368,003 | $ 1,484,890 | $ 1,149,720 | $ 684,846 | ||||
| Estimated Revenues: | ||||||||||
| Local Tax Revenues | $1,053,105 | |||||||||
| FTA Section 5307 Grant | $1,513,772 | $1,496,307 | $1,496,307 | $1,541,196 | $1,587,432 | $1,635,055 | Assumes 3% annual growth, except in FY10 due to anticipated Continuing Resolution. | |||
| Kansas CTP Grant | $450,807 | $250,986 | $250,986 | $250,986 | $250,986 | $250,986 | Assumes funding remains at same level even though CTP will expire at the end of FY09. | |||
| Fares/Bus Pass Revenue | $312,300 | $312,000 | $327,600 | $343,980 | $361,179 | $379,238 | Assumes 5% annual growth based on fares remaining at current levels. | |||
| Local .20% Sales Tax Proceeds | $0 | $1,503,950 | $2,629,764 | $2,682,359 | $2,736,006 | $2,790,727 | ||||
| Local .05% Sales Tax Proceeds | $0 | $375,988 | $657,441 | $670,590 | $684,002 | $697,682 | Assumes 2% annual growth | |||
| FTA Section 5309 Grant | $1,027,550 | |||||||||
| FTA Section 115 Grant | $400,000 | |||||||||
| FTA Section 5316 JARC Grant | $496,818 | |||||||||
| Intergovernmental Revenue | $595,000 | |||||||||
| Local Match for Bus Replacement ( Reserve Funds) | $568,000 | |||||||||
| $5,822,352 | $4,534,231 | $5,362,098 | $5,489,111 | $5,619,605 | $5,753,687 | |||||
| TOTAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE | $ 6,368,856 | $ 7,215,101 | $ 6,730,101 | $ 6,974,002 | $ 6,769,326 | $ 6,438,533 | ||||
| Estimated Expenditures: | ||||||||||
| Personnel | $231,369 | $235,902 | $240,620 | $245,432 | $250,341 | $255,348 | Assumes 2% annual growth | |||
| Operating Contract (Status Quo level of service) | $2,883,504 | $2,929,798 | $3,044,060 | $3,165,823 | $3,295,621 | $3,434,037 | Based on pricing from MV growth increases by between 3.9% and 4.2% annually FY09-FY13. | |||
| Route Enhancements and Vehicle Improvements | $0 | $375,988 | $657,441 | $670,590 | $684,002 | $697,682 | ||||
| Other Contractual | $176,161 | $177,435 | $180,984 | $184,603 | $188,295 | $192,061 | Assumes 2% annual growth | |||
| Commodities | $9,295 | $667,975 | $734,773 | $808,250 | $889,075 | $977,982 | Assumes 10% annual growth of fuel costs | |||
| Capital Outlay | $387,657 | $1,460,000 | $189,000 | $551,250 | $578,813 | $607,753 | Assumes 5% annual growth in cost of 3 paratransit vehicles and 1 fixed route bus beginning in 2010 | |||
| Intergovernmental | $198,333 | $198,333 | $198,333 | |||||||
| $3,687,986 | $5,847,098 | $5,245,211 | $5,824,281 | $6,084,480 | $6,164,864 | |||||
| Carry Forward December 31 | $ 2,680,870 | $ 1,368,003 | $ 1,484,890 | $ 1,149,720 | $ 684,846 | $ 273,669 | ||||
| Other Assumptions: | ||||||||||
| (1) Operating costs based on average of MV Transportation pricing for FY09 - FY13 for duration of 5 year contract period. | ||||||||||
| (2) Does not factor having to add T Lift paratransit service hours in the future to avoid patterns of denial as demand for service increases. | ||||||||||
| (3) Fare and monthly bus pass sales revenue is based on current fares charged. Does not factor any future fare increases. | ||||||||||
| (4) Based on historical data, the lowest fare/bus pass sales revenue has increased annually since the transit system was launched has been 5%. | ||||||||||
| (5) Kansas Comprehensive Transportation Program (CTP) expires at the end of FY09 and the State Legislature will be discussing a new program. | ||||||||||
| The Secretary of Transportation would like to see a greater investment statewide in Public Transit and it is possible that state funding for transit purposes could increase in the future. | ||||||||||
| (6) FY09 Sales Tax effective date is April 09. 7 months collections | ||||||||||
| (7) In FY10 anticipate that the Federal Gov't will operate under a Continuing Resolution due to Congress delaying the passing of a new Federal Transportation Bill and funding will remain at FY09 levels. | ||||||||||
| Congress has never passed a transportation bill on time. | ||||||||||
| (8) Replacing three (3) light-duty T Lift paratransit vehicles annually with a useful service life of 5 years of 100,000 miles. (Total 14 vehicles in T Lift fleet) | ||||||||||
| (9) Budgeting for the replacement of four (4) heavy-duty, low-floor T fixed-route vehicle with a useful service life of 12 years or 500,000 miles in 2009; annual replacement of one (1) each beginning in 2011 | ||||||||||
| (total of 12 vehicles in T fixed-route fleet); Does not include any future FTA Section 5309 Bus and Bus Facility earmarked funding to offset local dollars needed to address capital needs. | ||||||||||
| (10) Fuel pricing provided based on consuming approximately 148,499 gallons annually. | ||||||||||
| (11) 2009 fuel price based on $4.31 per gallon for diesel excluding federal tax. (price paid by City on 6/13/08). | ||||||||||