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Financial Performance Report – June 2023 · Financial Performance Report
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 17 JULY 2023
Category Summary Comments
levy funds will be transferred to reserves
for future use.
• Library and Galleries $480.5k below
budget (77.5% or $1.6 million of $2.1
million annual budget spent) Note:
$213.4k relates to levy funded projects any
net balance of levy funds will be
transferred to reserves for future use.
• Strategic Land Use Planning $429.1k
below budget (41.6% or $305.7k of
$734.8k annual budget spent.
• Sustainable Transport program $280.6k
below budget (73.4% or $775.9k of a $1.0
million annual budget spent) Note: any
balance of levy funded projects will be
transferred to reserves for future use
• Economic Development $178.7k below
budget (95.4% or $3.7 million of $3.9
million annual budget spent)
• Digital Hub $98.7k below budget (84.9% or
$553.1k of $651.8k annual budget spent)
• Information Communication & Technology
$251.4l below budget (93.9% or $3.9
million of $4.1 million annual budget spent)
• Infrastructure Planning, Design & Delivery
$208.7k below budget (51.5% or $221.2k
of $429.9k annual budget spent)
• Building and Facilities $206.1k below
budget (81.1% or $883.7k of $1.1 million
annual budget spent)
• Waste Management $194.5 below budget
(98.5% or $13.0 million of $13.2 million
annual budget spent)
• Development Assessment $189.7k below
budget (86.3% or $1.2 million of $1.4
million annual budget spent)
• Procurement $177.8k below budget
(87.0% or $1.2 million of $1.4 million
annual budget spent)
• Community Development $173.5k below
budget (87.9% or $1.2 million of $1.4
million annual budget spent)
• Fleet $86.2k below budget (94.0% or $1.3
million of $1.4 million annual budget spent)
• Council properties $69.4k below budget
(88.0% or $505.8k of $574.9k annual
budget spent)
Finance Costs Currently on track • Whilst existing loan borrowings are set
with fixed interest rates, any further RBA
rate rises will impact finance costs on new
loan borrowings.
Depreciation Currently on track • Current inflationary conditions for
construction inputs will continue to impact
the value of Council’s infrastructure assets
and depreciation. The annual asset
revaluation cycle will quantify the financial
risk by end of financial year.
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