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2.3. ERMUSR 01-14-2014
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PROFIT AND LOSS NARRATIVE <br /> November 2013 <br /> Electric P&L <br /> Year to date the electric department is well ahead of budget, at year to date net profit of <br /> $1,984,893 versus the budgeted amount of$394,830. Current projections indicate we would <br /> finish the year at around$1,800,000. <br /> For the month of November,Revenues were pretty consistent with 2012. Operating Revenue was <br /> ahead of the prior year 5%,and ahead of budget 3%. Year to date,Operating Revenue is ahead of <br />• the prior year 3%. Other Revenue was 2%lower than the prior year with Interest and Dividend <br /> Income being down, and Miscellaneous Revenue being up due to recycling of scrap materials. <br /> Purchased Power of$1,408,299 is increased over the prior year by 7%but is only 1% increased <br /> over the budgeted amount. The margin remained higher this month,from 39%last month to 38% <br /> this month, compared to the low margins over the summer months. <br /> Landfill Gas expenses remain increased over the prior year and the budget,with the three engines <br /> in need of replacement and at low efficiency. (As mentioned last month,these three engines are <br /> being replaced in December 2013 at a cost of approximately$200,000 per engine. The monthly <br /> expenses should taper back then as the engines operate efficiently again.) Maintenance Expense <br /> is increased with the fuel usage billings from the City for August, September, and October of <br /> approximately$8,000 and filling of fuel tanks at the plant for approximately$5,000. Other <br /> Operating Expense is increased significantly over the prior year due to losses recognized on <br /> distribution of property. General and Administrative Expense is decreased 6%under the prior <br /> year due to timing of CIP rebates and dues payments. <br /> For November, the Electric Department has a Net Profit of$410,639 and a year to date Net Profit <br /> of$1,984,893,compared to the prior year Net Profit of$415,370 and year to date Net Profit of <br /> $2,037,949. <br /> Water P&L <br /> Year to date the water department is also well ahead of the budget,at year to date net profit of <br /> $419,575 versus the budgeted loss of($140,337). Current projections indicate we would finish <br /> the year at around$253,000. <br /> For Operating Revenue,we are 8%behind budget and 10%behind the prior year.Other Revenue <br /> is 10%ahead of budget and 2%ahead of the prior year. This increase is impacted by Connection <br /> Fees again this month. <br /> Expenses are in line with the prior year, and slightly under budget.Production Expense is <br /> increased over the prior year due to an offsetting invoice in 2012 to Sprint for expenses incurred. <br /> General and Administrative Expense is decreased from the prior year and is also below budget. <br /> For November, the Water Department has a net loss of$1,627 and a year to date Net Profit of <br /> $419,575,ahead of the budgeted year-end loss of($140,337). <br /> 15 <br /> • <br />
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