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Financial Performance Report – Jul 2024 · Financial Performance Report
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 12 AUGUST 2024
REPORT
Operating Revenue (YTD Benchmark 8.33%)
Council has received 39.0% ($54.1 million) of its operating revenue budget ($138.8 million).
Commentary on each revenue category is provided below.
Category Summary Comments
Rates and Levies $48.5 million (51.4%) • Waste utility charges $160.1k above YTD
of the annual budget of budget (51.2% or $8.7 million of $16.9 million
$94.4 million has been annual budget earned)
earned • General rate (net of discounts) $185.4k below
YTD budget (51.6% or $36.8 million of $71.4
million annual budget earned)
Fees and Charges $1.9 million (17.4%) of • Building & Plumbing Compliance $85.8k
the annual budget of above budget (14.5% or $376.5k of $2.6
$10.9 million has been million annual budget earned)
earned • Property $18.2k above budget (14.4% or
$104.9k of a 730.6k annual budget earned)
• Local Laws $10.0k above budget (18.66% or
$470.5k of $460.5k annual budget earned)
• Development Assessment $33.1k below
budget (23.46% or $840.4k of 3.6 million
annual budget earned)
Sale of Goods and $1.5 million (9.3%) of • Waste Management fees $139.3k above
Services the annual budget of budget (9.3% or $719.3 million of $7.7 million
$15.6 million has been annual budget earned)
earned • Holiday Park revenue $87.2k above budget
(9.09% or $364.6k of $4.0 million annual
budget earned). Any revenue upside will be
generally offset by a corresponding increase in
associated operating costs.
• Sports facility revenue $57.7k above budget
(9.3% or $277.3k of $2.9 million annual budget
earned)
• Cultural facility revenue $26.3k above budget
(10.5% or $62.5k of $596.1k annual budget
earned)
Interest Received $0.4 million (13.9%) of • Interest revenues are tracking above budget
the $3.1 million annual with investment in higher yielding term
budget has been deposits maximising the return on surplus
earned cash holdings. Cash holdings are higher
compared that normal due to delays in the
delivery of the capital works program and the
advance payment of grants funding.
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