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Workshop - Aug 01 2022
Jeremy Allen, Village Manager
Department: Manager
Discussion on Water Pipe Replacement and Funding Sources
The Village Council has shown interest in expediting the A/C Pipe replacement throughout the Village.
Council has asked staff to prepare scenarios including financing that will get the Village to 100%
replacement of A/C Pipe. Staff has asked Raftelis to prepare scenarios along with potential funding
sources.
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PROJECT NAME: NA BUDGET: NA ENCUMBERED: NA
Proposed: Projected Remaining:
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PROJECTED TOTAL: NA
Water Main Repl Progrm (Draft 3) (002)
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Water Enterprise Fund —Water Main Replacement Program
Presentation
Budget Workshop Meeting
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August 1 2o22
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Agenda
• Background
• Recap of Prior Rate Study
• Updated Financial Forecast
• Accelerate Water Main Replacement Program
• Development of Funding Plan
• Next Steps
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Background
• Enterprise Fund
• Cost of Service funded from Rates
• Full Faith and Credit of Village not
Pledged
• Serves Village of Tequesta, Jupiter
Inlet Colony, and portions of
unincorporated Palm Beach and
Martin Counties
75 miles of Water Distribution
Pipe
• Both AC and Non -AC Pipe
• Interconnects with Town of
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Jupiter and South Martin Regional
Utilities
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•
zozi Rate Plan
ZoYear Financial Forecast of Operating and Capital
Expenditure Needs of the System
Council Adopted a 5-Year Rate Phasing Plan
• Includes Inflationary Price Indexing (based on inflation rates at
that time — average of 2.0%)
• Additional Fixed Rate Increase of 1.5% per year
Gross Revenu
and In.
zozi Rate Study- Capital Plan
• Total so -year capital improvement program (CIP) during zozi
financial update was approximately $27.6 million
10-Year Capital Improvement Program 10-Year Capital Improvement Program ( Fiscal
Funding ( Fiscal Years 2021- 2030) Years 2021- 2030)
$1,169,615
Operating Reserves Water Production Well
Improvements
$5,849,064
Water Treatment Plant r$6,,871,412
Renewal and $12,786,108 Improvements
Replacement Fund $8,963,4Water Main
�17 $16,511,168 $ ,04G,383
Replacement Program
Additional Debt ■ Other Capital Projects
and General Plant
2021 Rate Study - WM Replacement Program
Water
Main Replacement Program Funding
Plan
2021 2022
2023
2024 2025 2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
Total
Operating
Reserves
$243,000 $284,820
$76,508
$ - $301,567 $583,311
$199,035
$ -
$ -
$ -
$1,688,240
R&R
_ -
-
_ - -
-
231,903
2,189,969
974,145
3,396,018
SRF Loan 1
- 3,152,210
1,786,195
- - -
-
-
-
-
4,938,405
SRF Loan 2
_ -
-
_ - 2,604,403
3,884,102
-
-
-
6,488,505
Total
$243,000 $3,437,030
$1,862,703
$ - $301,567 $3,187,713
$4,083,137
$231,903
$2,189,969
$974,145
$16,511,168
A/C Water Main Replacement Program - Background
• Advance Asbestos Cement Pipe Replacement Program
• Represents Approximately 40% of Total Water Distribution System (29 miles of pipe)
• Pipe Is Approaching Useful Life
• Some Areas Over 70Years Old
• Ten-YearA/C Pipe Replacement Plan = $39,979,249
• Includes Inflation on Project costs of 3.00% PerYear
• Includes Projects Currently Underway
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Changes Since Last Study
• 2021. Rate Study CIP was $27.6M
• 2022 Forecast Update CIP is $54.9M — Includes Acceleration of AC Pipe Replacement Program
10-Year Capital Improvement Program
(Fiscal Years 2021- 2030)
Water Production well
rnprovernents
Water Treatment Plant
Improvements
AC water Mahn
Replacement Program
Other Capital Projects
and General Plant
10-Year Capital Improvement Program
(Fiscal Years 202 - 031)
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Water Production
Well Improvements
Water Treatment
Plant Improvements
AC water Main
Replacement Program
Other capital Projects
and General Plant
zozz Forecast Update -Capital Plan Breakdown
• Continuation of 3.5o%Total Rate
Adjustment Through 2031
• Includes 2.o%Average Indexing
• Continues 1.5%Additional Fixed Rate
Adjustment
• May Need Adjustment if Inflation
Higher (O&M and Capital)
• Funds $23.9M of Water Main Program
• Approximately 6o% of Program
• s16.1M of Program Unfunded
• Needs Additional Funding Sources
Fiscal bears 2022 - 2031 Capital Improvement Plan
$2,017,622 $5,479,103
Water Production Well
Improvements
Water Treatment Plant
Improvements
w Unfunded A/C WM Program
A/C Water Blain Replacement
Program (3,50% Indexing Only)
Other Capital Projects and Genera,
P!Pant
Water Main Replacement Program Funding Need
• Unfunded Water Main Replacement Program = s16.ZM
• Council Directive to Replace A/C Pipe Throughout Village
• Replacement Program Assumed to be Constructed Over alo-Year Period
• Will Require Additional Rate Revenue to Accelerate Program
• For Presentation of Estimated Rate Impact to Fund Program - Capital Recovery Charge or it's Equivalent
• A Monthly Fixed Rate Adjustment Dedicated to Financing Program
• Will Require Debt to Fund Program - Plan Assumes Use of Low -Interest State Revolving Fund Loans
• Fixed Charge Process Used by Other Utilities to Recover Specific Capital Costs
• Sarasota County
• Martin County
• Marco Island
Capital Recovery Charge -
• Establishment of the Capital Funding Level from Rates is a Policy Decision
• Three Fixed Capital Recovery Charge Scenarios Presented to Illustrate
Magnitude of Program — Eventually a Policy Decision of the Council*:
• Base Case (Prior Forecast) —Continue Rate Implementation at 3.5% perYear
Identified in 2023.Study
• NOTE: High Inflation may affect Base Case Cost Recovery and May Need
Further Adjustment
• Scenario 1- Base Case + Capital Recovery Charge set at $6.0o a Month ($72
perYear)
• Scenario z - Base Case + Capital Recovery Charge set at $Zo.00 a Month
($120 perYear)
• Scenario 3 — Base Case + Capital Recovery Charge set at $16.5o a Month
($198 perYear)
• Capital Recovery Charge Applied to All Customers
Capital Recovery Charge
Capital
Recovery Charge
Cost Recovery
Comparison
Baseline
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
Assumed Capital Recovery
Charge
N/A
$6.00/Mo
$10.00/Mo
$16.5o/Mo
Total Funded WM Capital
Cost
$23,85o,853
$29,153,019
$34,548,125
$39,979,249
Percentage of WM Projects
Funded
6o%
73%
86%
Z00%
Annual Estimated Revenue
From Recovery Charge
N/A
$585,000
$975,000
$1,56o,000
Customer Impact Analysis
2023*
2024*
Typical
2025*
Monthly
2026*
Bill @ :...
2027
Gal
2028
2029
2030
2031
Rate Ad j
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
Bill
$48.15
$49.83
s51.56
$53-39
$55.26
$57.19
$59.19
s61.26
s63.40
Typical Bill Under Capital
Recovery Charge Options
s6CRC
54-15
s55.83
$57-56
$59-39
s61.26
s63.19
s65.19
s67.26
s69.40
s10 CRC
58.15
s59.83
s61.56
s63.39
s65.26
s67.19
s69.19
$71.26
$73.40
s16.5o
CRC
s64.65
s66.33
s68.06
s69.89
$71.76
$73.69
$75.69
$77.76
$79.90
* Rates in
Fiscal Years 2023 through
2026 have
been adopted
byVillage Council. Current bill at 8,000 (FY2022) is $46.50
Fiscal Year 2022 Rate Comparison (without CRC)
Single Family Residential Service at 8,000 Gallons
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80.0c
70.00
60.00
Average: $49.67
50.00
40. OC
$46.50
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
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Water Bills -Other Uti I ity Average
Additional Considerations and Observations -
• Costs and Projections may need Additional Update due to Current
Economic Conditions (Expenses and Capital)
• Water Main Distribution Replacement Program Presented Does not
Include Non -A/C Pipe Replacement
• This Will Need to be Addressed At Some Point in Future
• Capital Recovery Charge Can be Structured as
• A Separate Fixed Fee shown on the Utility Bill
• An Incremental Rate Adjustment (above the 3.5% Base Case Adjustments)
• Billing as a Non -Ad valorem Assessment per F.S., Chapter 3.93
• May need to Expand Program and Cost Recovery since A/C Pipe represents only
Portion of the Total Cost
Questions.
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