HomeMy Public PortalAbout1960-1961 Audit Water and Sewer FundC I T Y OF MOAB
MOAB, UTAH
REPORT ON EXAMlNATI ON
WATER & SEWER FUND
May 31, 1961
12 Months Ended May 31, 1961
INDEX
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Accountant's Report 1
Comparative Balance Sheets, May 31, 1961 & 1960
Assets 6
Liabilities, Contributions, deserves &
Surplus
Income & Expense, May 31, 1961 & 1960
Operating Expenses, May 31, 1961 & 1960
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E. J. CLAUS
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Honorable Mayor & City Council
City of Moab
Moab, Utah
Gentlemen:
MEMN_ r! f]4 alM ERI(' r.
.L:TITVIE I
€ have examined the Balance Sheet of the Water & Sewer Fund of the City
of Moab as of May 31, 1961 and the related statement of Income & Expense
for the year then ended. The examination was made in accordance with
generally accepted standards and accordingly include such tests of the
records and other procedures as were considered necessary in the circum-
stances.
ORGANIZATIONS &. OFFICIALS
The City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, is a city of the third class with
the Mayor - Council type of Government. As of May 31, 1961, the City
Officials responsible for the operation of the Water & Sewer Fund were
as follows:
CASH
accounts at
the amounts
ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABLE
Mayor:
City Council:
K. E, McOougaid
Lester M. Erbes
Dr. Paul Mayberry
Richard S. Parsons
Edd Provonsha
Eben Scharf
Administrative Assistent
to the Mayor: Darrell Reardon
SCOPE OF WORK PERFORMED
Cash in banks, aggregating $3,672.27 in the General operating
account and $26,370.75 in the various Bond Sinking Fund
May 31, 1961 was verified by reconciling the citys records to
confirmed directly to us by the Depositories.
Water & Sewer accounts receivable outstanding at December 31,
1960 and May 31, 1961 were tested by negative confirmations.
In addition, tests were also made of the details shown on the
city records.
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An aging of the Water & Sewer Accounts Receivable discloses the following;
% OF
PERIOD OUTSTANDING AMOUNT TOTAL -
Current $ 9,778.02 68-.40
30 Days 2,125.60 14.87
60 Days 916.41 6.41
90 Days & Over 1.476,08 10.32
$14,296.11 100.00
INVENTORY The inventory taken by the city employees as of May 31,
1961, was test counted by us on the same date. Prices,
extentions and footings were also tested. The large reduction in the in-
ventory figure is due primarily to materials in stock May 31, 1960, which
were used in making extentions to the Water distribution system.
INVESTMENTS Investments of the various Bond Sinking Funds in United
States Obligations were all held by the trust depart-
ments of the various banks involved and were confirmed by us.
OTHER
ASSETS
All other assets were reviewed with responsible city
officials.
LIABILITIES The liabilities were reviewed by test comparison with
vendors' statements for subsequent periods. Other
liabilities were reviewed, examined and reconciled to the city records.
RESERVE FOR The reserve for bond retirement, their corresponding
BOND RETIRE- sinking fund requirements as set forth In the respective
MENT bond ordinances were reviewed in detail.
SUMMARY The examination was directed primarily to a verification
of the Balance Sheet of the plater & Sewer Fund as of May
31, 1961, and to a general review of the results of operations for the year
then ended. Although the examination did not extend to a detail check of all
cash and other bookkeeping entries throughout the year, numerous documents
and entries were scrutinexed by us in connection therewith. To the extent
such documents and entries were examined and based on information and ex-
planations obtained from city officials and employees, the accounts were
found to be in order. It should be understood that since the examination,
while extensive as to matters of detail, did not comprise a complete check
of all cash and other transactions throughout the year, and would not
necessarily disclose irregularities, should any exist.
COMMENTS
UNIFORM The Utah Uniform System of Accounts adapted in 1959 has
SYSTEM OF now been In operation long enough to make the financial
ACCOUNTS statements for 1960 and 1961 fiscal years comparable.
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WATER
CONSUMPTION 1n the year covered by this review 263,256,000 gallons
of water were recorded on customers meters. This is
an Increase of 31,894,000 gallons over the previous years consumption.
The average number of connections increased from 771 to 841. Variations
throughout the year in the number of connections and quantities of water
consumed are; shown in the following table:
MONTH CONNECTIONS 1.000 GALLONS
June 1960 8o4 31,934
July 813 43,785
August 815 35,689
September 834 24,518
October 84i 13,371
November 840 12,156
December 846 14,194
January 1961 845 12,376
February 8$1 14,762
March 860 16,926
April $65 17,917
May 878 25,628
TOTAL CONSUMPTION 263,256
SINKING in order to insure that all sinking funds are main -
FUNDS twined in the proper amounts, the City of Moab is
currently making payments to these funds in the month
of May, of amounts adequate to cover all of the monthly payments required
by the bond ordinances for the succeeding 12 months. By May 31, 1961,
all funds were current through June 30, 1962.
Date of Bonds TOTAL
Original Principal $216,000,00
Outstanding 5/31/61 175,500.00
RESERVE FOR BOND
RETIREMENT REP-
RESENTING cua-
IRENT SINKING
FUND BALANCES
Cash in flank
Investments
Accrued Interest
6/1/51 7/1/51 7/1/54 7/1/56
$15,000,00 $2,000.00 $60.000.00 $49,000.00
6,000.00 69,000,00 58,5 00.00 42 000.0_0
26,370.75 2,629.49 5,804.70 7,443.13 1o,493.43
33,444.32 1,97o.51 17,487.23 9,492.51 4,494.o7
282.86 25,39 162.72 73.96 21.o2
60,097.93 4,625,09 23,454.65 17,00a,60 15,003.59
CUMMULATI VE PAYMENTS
Made to May 31,
1961, from Princi- 40,500.00 9,000.00 23,000.00 1,500.00 7,000.00
pal Interest 62,1 36, 25 44 o8o oo 31 ,010.00 21,326,25 5,120,00
102,636F25 13.080.00 54,Olo.00 24826.25 12,720.00
TOTAL -REPRESENTING
TOTAL TRANSFERS TO
SINKING FUNDS
162,734.18 17,705.09 77,464.65 39,835.85 27,728.59
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LESS - SINKING FUND
PAYMENTS REQUIRED
BY ORDINANCE
THROUGH 1962
ANNIVERSARY
EXCESS AT MAY 31,
1961 OVER RE-
QUIREMENTS THROUGH
$159.971.25 "17,680.00 $75.070.00 $39,625.00 $27,596.00
1962 ANNIVERSARY _ 2,762.93 25,09 2j394.65 210.85 132,34
CASH REQUIREMENTS,
JUNE 1,1961 THROUGH
MAY 31, 1962
June 1,1961 Principal 1,000.00 1,000.00
June 1,1961 Interest 120.00 120.00
July 1,1961 Principal 5,500.00
July 1,1961 Interest 3,566.25
Dec. 1,1961 interest 100.00 100.00
Jan. 1,1962 Interest 3.465.00
3,000.00 500.00
1,380.00 1,608.75
1.320.00 1.595,00
2,000.00
577.50
550.00
TOTAL 1.3,751.25 1.220.00 5,100.00 3.70 .75 3,127,50
DUE TO OTHER FUNDS The 1,000,000 gallon water storage tank was financed
CONTINGENT by issueing $200,000 of General Obligation Bonds.
However it is our understanding that it is the intent
of the City Officials to make payments on the obligation
from the Water & Sewer Fund to the extent that this fund received direct
benefits and to the extent that funds are available without impairing
either the operations of the fund or its obligations under Its Revenue
.fond Ordinances.
INSURANCE Insurance policies and Surety bonds in force May 31,
COVERAGE & 1961, were examined. Insurance coverage consisted of
SURETY BONDS fire and extended coverage on structures and equip-
ment, workmens compensation, fire, theft, collision or
upset, and liability insurance on motor vehicles. Surety bonds were in
force for all employees whose duties require the handling of cash of the
Water & Sewer Fund.
A list of the policies carried by the entire City of Moab which also pro-
tects the Water & Sewer Departments are listed below:
LIMITS OF POLICY
$ 10,000.00
2,500.00
59,130.00
18,500.00
i6,650.o0
RISKS COVERED INSURER
Treasurers Bond American Surety
Co, of N.Y.
Employees Blanket American Surety
Bond Co. of N.Y.
Fire & extended American Surety
coverage Co. of N.Y,
Fire & extended Utah Home Fire
coverage Ins. Co.
Fire & extended Home Insurance
coverage Co. of N.Y,
EXPIRATION DATE
4/1/62
4/9/64
2/21/64
2/27/64
2/ 27/64
LIMIT'S OF POLICY RISKS COVERED
$ 42,000.00 Fire it extended
coverage
$100.00 Deductable Comprehensive
collision
A.C.V.
200,000.00
200,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
By law
16,000.00
Bodily Injury Auto
Bodily Injury Other
Property Damage
Auto
Property Damage
Other
Workmen Compensation
Contractor Equipment
INSURER
Hanover Ins.
Co. N.Y.
Western Assur-
ance Co.
Western Assur-
ance Co,
Western Assur-
ance Co.
Western Assur-
ance Co.
Western Assur-
ance Co.
State ins. Fund
Glen Falls Ins.
Co.
Very t,,ra�ly yours,
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EXPIRATION DATE
2/ 27/64
1/2/62
1/2/62
1/2/62
1/2/62
1/2/62
6/3O/61
2/14/63
Ce/ t I f l ed Public Accountant
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CITY OF MOAB COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS
Water & Sewer Fund May 31, 1961 & 1960
ASSETS
MAY 31, INCREASE
1961 1960 (DECREASE)
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on Band & in General
Bank Account $ 3,672.27 $ 6,697.22 $(3,024.95)
Accounts Receivable 20,956.11 11,102,59 9,853.52
operating Supplies Inven-
tory _5,014.96 12,147.22 0,132.26)
Total Current Assets ?q1643.34 29,947.03 33
BOND SINKING FUNDS
Cash in Banks 26,370.75 24,427.91 1,942.84
Investments in U.S. Treas-
ury Bonds 33,444.32 33,396.82 47.50
Interest Receivable 282.86 277,29 5,57
Total Bond Sinking Fund Assets 60_,097.93 58,102.02 __1,295.,al
FIXED ASSETS
Plant & Equipment 1,051,280.74 1,009,632.64 41,648.10
Automobiles & Trucks 17,547.89 15,647.89 1,900.00
Office Furniture & Fixtures 2,745.60 2t745.60 --
1,071,574.23 1,028,026.13 43,543.10
Accumulated Depreciation (97,363.56) (81.909.19) (15.454.n)
Net Fixed Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
974,210.67 946ji 6.94
$1,063,951.94 $1,034,165.99
28,053.73
$ 29.785 ..95
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CITY OF MOAB COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS
Water � Sewer Fund May 31, 1961 & 1960
LIABILITIES, CONTRIB-
UTIONS, RESERVES &
SURPLUS
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
Due General Fund
Accrued Interest on Bonds
Customers` Deposits
Revenue Bonds
Contingent Liability to
General Fund
Total Liabilities
1961
MAY 31, INCREASE
$ 1,399.88 $
25,000.00
3,211.88
1,473.71
175,500.00
1960 (DECREASE)
3,035.83
3,196.23
1,204.63
182,000.00
206,927.34 216, 927.34
413,512.81 4°6,364.03
CONTRIBUTIONS
Municipality 277,320.49
Federal 133,509.44
Other 109,953.29
Total Contributions
Reserve for Bond :Retirement
Earned Surplus
TOTAL LIABILITIES, CONTRIBUTIONS
RESERVES & SURPLUS
520,783.22
60,097.93
69,557.98
277,320.49
133,509.44
96,691.66
$(1,635.95)
25,000.00
15.65
269,08
(6,500.00)
(10.000.00)
71148,78
13.261.63
501,521.5_9 13,261.63
258,102.02 1095.91
623178.35 7,379.63
$1,063,951.94 $1,Q4,165.99 $2 ,785.95
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CITY OF MOAB
Water & Sewer Fund
INCOME & EXPENSE
12 Months Ended
May 31, 1961 & 1960
12 MONTHS
ENDED MAY 31. !o OF SALES
1961 QUI 1961 1960
INCOME
Water Sales $ 70,622.76 $ 62,841.49 67.94 68.12
Sewer Rentals 33,250.78 28,733.05 31.99 31.15
Other 69,60 677,36 .07 t7.3
Total Income
103,943.14 92,251.90 100,00 100�00
OPERATING EXPENSES
Salaries & Wages 29,477.13 25,152.31 28.36 27.2.7
Materials, Supplies & Services 34,308.92 21,767.50 33.01 23.60
Other Charges 23,892.65 20.392.13 22.98 22.10
Total Operating Expenses 87,678.70 67,311.94 84.35 72.97
NET OPERATING PROFIT 16,264.44 24,939.96 15.65 27.03
NON -OPERATING EXPENSE
Interest on Bonds
NET INCOME
7,389.40 7,586.65 7.11 8.22
8,875.04 17,353.31 8.54, 18.81
Earned Surplus - beginning of
Period 62,178.35 57,84 .56
71,053.39 75,19 .87
Less: Transfers to Reserve for
Bond retirement 1,495.41 13,020.52
EARNED SURPLUS - END OF PERIOD 1 69,55 98 62» 78.3rj
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CITY OF MOAB
Water & Sewer Fund
MATERIALS, SUPPLIES & SERVICES
Subscription & Memberships $
Ordinances & Publications
Travel
Office Expense & Supplies
Equipment Expense
Building & Ground Expense
Special Departmental Supplies
Equipment Dental
Professional & Technical
Services
TOTAL MATERIAL, SUPPLIES &
SERVICES
OTHER CHARGES
Insurance & Surety Bonds
Employee Benefits
Interest - Other Than Bands
Depreciation
Sundry Charges
INCOME & EXPENSE
12 Months En4ed
May 31, 1961 & 1960
12 MONTHS
ENDED MAY 31, % OF sALEs
1961 1960 _ 1961 1960
163.55
111.40
832.00
634.70
2,007.11
3,568.30
14,802.39
2,046,.50
10042.97
34,308.92
614.17
2,074.11
5,750.0o
'5,454.37
$ 33.00 016
13.50 .11
876.41 .80
402.82 .61
1,762.29 i.93
3,245.83 3.43
5,248.13 14.24
172.5o 1.97
.04
.01
.95
.44
i.91
3.52
5.69
.19
10,013.02 9.76 10.85
21,76Z..50 33.01 23,60
786.84 .59 .85
1,850.12 2.00 2.00
4,o0o.00 5,53 4.34
13,754.09 14.86 i4.91
1.08 __
TOTAL OTHER CHARGES 23182.65, $ 20,392,13 22.98 22.10
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