Budget and Administration Committee Tuesday September 13, :30 p.m Country Club Drive, Cameron Park Agenda

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1 Cameron Park Community Services District 2502 Country Club Drive Cameron Park, CA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL and Administration Committee Tuesday September 13, :30 p.m Country Club Drive, Cameron Park Agenda Members: Chair Director Scott McNeil (SM), Vice Chair Director Greg Stanton (GS) Alternate Director Margaret Mohr (MM), Staff: General Manager Mary Cahill, Interim Finance Officer Amy Trier ADOPTION OF AGENDA APPROVAL OF CONFORMED AGENDA OPEN FORUM At this time, members of the Committee or public may speak on any item not on the agenda that falls within the jurisdiction of this Committee; however, no action may be taken unless the Committee agrees to include the matter on a subsequent agenda. Principal party on each side of an issue (where applicable) is allocated 10 minutes to speak, individual comments are limited to four minutes and individuals representing a group allocated five minutes. Individuals shall be allowed to speak to an item only once. The Committee reserves the right to waive said rules by a majority vote. DEPARTMENT MATTERS PUBLIC COMMENT Public testimony will be received on each agenda item as it is called. Principal party on each side of an issue (where applicable) is allocated 10 minutes to speak, individual comments are limited to four minutes and individuals representing a group allocated five minutes. Individuals shall be allowed to speak to an item only once. The Committee reserves the right to waive said rules by a majority vote. 1. Updates Preliminary August 2016 Financials Attachments A and B 2. District Strategic Planning Comparison Chart Attachment C 3. Cameras for the Community Center 4. Green Waste Discussion 5. Items for October Committee Agenda 6. Items to take to the Board of Directors MATTERS TO AND FROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS ADJOURNMENT and Administration Committee Agenda September 13, 2016

2 Cameron Park Community Services District 2502 Country Club Drive Cameron Park, CA and Administration Committee Tuesday August 9, :30 p.m Country Club Drive, Cameron Park DRAFT Conformed Agenda Members: Chair Director Scott McNeil (SM), Vice Chair Director Greg Stanton (GS) Alternate Director Margaret Mohr (MM), Staff: General Manager Mary Cahill, Finance/Human Resources Officer Ted Williams CALL TO ORDER 5:30 p.m. ROLL CALL SM, GS ADOPTION OF AGENDA Adopted APPROVAL OF CONFORMED AGENDA Approved OPEN FORUM At this time, members of the Committee or public may speak on any item not on the agenda that falls within the jurisdiction of this Committee; however, no action may be taken unless the Committee agrees to include the matter on a subsequent agenda. Principal party on each side of an issue (where applicable) is allocated 10 minutes to speak, individual comments are limited to four minutes and individuals representing a group allocated five minutes. Individuals shall be allowed to speak to an item only once. The Committee reserves the right to waive said rules by a majority vote. DEPARTMENT MATTERS PUBLIC COMMENT Public testimony will be received on each agenda item as it is called. Principal party on each side of an issue (where applicable) is allocated 10 minutes to speak, individual comments are limited to four minutes and individuals representing a group allocated five minutes. Individuals shall be allowed to speak to an item only once. The Committee reserves the right to waive said rules by a majority vote. 1. Updates a. Preliminary July 2016 Financials Final 2016/17 Attachments A and B b. Fiscal Year 2016/17 Attachment C c. Health Care Trust update (verbal) d. District Policies update (verbal) e. Lake Tahoe Community College Fiscal Year Review Attachment D 2. Items for September Committee Agenda 3. Items to take to the Board of Directors MATTERS TO AND FROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS ADJOURNMENT 5:45 p.m. and Administration Committee Conformed Agenda August 9, 2016

3 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Comparison of: Cameron Park Community Services District Marketing Plan Five Year Forecast and Assessment (Fiscal Year 2017 Fiscal Year 2021) Five Year Strategic Plan Fire Department Master Plan and Capital Improvement Plan Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Strategic Element Marketing and Program Plan Five Year Forecast and Assessment Five Year Strategic Plan Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Increase Revenue Increase revenue in Recreation Department programs by a 5% baseline for Fiscal Year 2015/16. (Goal #1) Increase revenue via facility rentals by a baseline of 5% by the end of Fiscal Year 2015/16. (Goal #3) Increase sponsorships revenue. (Goal #9) Staff should continue efforts to seek cost effective changes in the delivery of services. (Recommendations page 8, #4) In addition to the current focus on marketing plans, the District should proactively examine all sources of revenue enhancement to maintain the public investment in facilities, equipment Funding Recreation Parks & Facilities CC&R/Architectur al Review and Evaluate Fees (Strategy #B) Applied for grants Received grant from El Dorado County Air Quality Management District for Summer Spectacular Shuttle Received sponsorships Received a premium discount from SDRMA Installed six security cameras at Christa McAuliffe Park Processed 352 architectural review applications generating $16,375 in revenue Architectural Review Committee increased Apply for more grants and seek additional partnerships and funding sources Continue to build on current sponsorships and attract/establish new sponsors Evaluate fee schedule related to property improvement applications to determine if modifications are warranted Plan Comparison Page 1 of 9 9/2/16

4 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Increase Revenue (continued) Increase Attendance Marketing and Program Plan Use events to bring in revenue. (Goal #12) Increase program attendance by 5%. (Goal #2) Use various events (i.e., concerts, Summer Spectacular, etc.) to promote classes and facilities. (Goal #11) Grow participation in our classes, activities and events for underserved community members. (Goal #10) Five Year Forecast and Assessment and emergency services. This could include grants, assessments and/or property related fees and taxes. (Recommendations page 9, #11,) Five Year Strategic Plan Provide topquality programs Increase marketing and public relations Increase facility rentals and identify new and diverse opportunities Volunteer involvement Improve the image of the CSD (Strategy #C) Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 revenue generated by 19% in 2015/16 Increased data collection, resulting in additional program and facility analysis Implemented 82 new classes Began eight new senior programs Increased participation in adult basketball and indoor futsal Lowered the price of CPL/aquatic season passes Improved training programs for parks staff Upgraded District website Attended Open House and Back to School nights Continue to explore new programs and events to meet community interests Identify trends, needs and desires of the community and develop new activities Install a deck area in front of the concession stand at Cameron Park Lake (DIF) Redo the turfed picnic area at Cameron Park Lake (DIF) to increase rental revenue Refurbish the gazebo at Cameron Park Lake (CIP) to increase rental revenue Plan Comparison Page 2 of 9 9/2/16

5 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Increase Attendance (continued) Marketing and Program Plan Five Year Forecast and Assessment Five Year Strategic Plan Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Participated in the El Dorado Business Showcase, Kids Expo and high school career exposition Improved promotional materials Increase social medial following Completed Map project Hosted fundraisers Recorded volunteer project hours Replaced Cameron Park Lake (CPL) lagoon lining Made improvements to the CPL picnic area Installed solar lights at Northview Park Replaced the pool pump at the Community Center pool Installed an ice machine at the Community Center kitchen Reseal the tennis court area and add pickle ball features at Cameron Park Lake (CIP) Reseal the parking lot at Christa McAuliffe Park (CIP) high use park Install new drinking fountains at various parks (CIP) Complete Northview Trail project (LLAD) Implement Air Park lighting project (LLAD) Complete analysis for park maintenance standards for parks and facilities and identify park improvements for return on investment Upgrade the playground area at Christa McAuliffe Park alternative funding source Continue monthly training sessions for maintenance staff in Plan Comparison Page 3 of 9 9/2/16

6 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Increase Attendance (continued) Marketing Marketing and Program Plan Increase awareness of programs and facilities. (Goal #4) Survey the public annually via the website to determine interests and ideas. (Goal #5) Improve the website so that the community will made it the go to source for activities in Cameron Park. (Goal #7) Improve the website by making Five Year Forecast and Assessment Five Year Strategic Plan Participate with other public organizations Keep the District website current Branding and marketing (Strategy #F) Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Purchased kayaks for rent at CPL Created a new trail at Northview Park Installed new drinking fountains and playground chips at the four park playgrounds Partnered with El Dorado County and the El Dorado Food Bank to offer a Senior Nutrition Program Partnering with the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians Upgraded District website Hosted fundraisers FFA, Ponderosa High School Baseball, Ponderosa Jr. Bruin Club, Women s Fund, Soroptomist and Hands for Hope Attended Open House and Back to School nights at area schools to promote Cameron various work related subjects Work with GM to purchase discounted equipment 2017 CPRS Conference Continue to network with other professionals by attending monthly/bimonthly training and meetings Increase community outreach to schools, businesses, faith based groups, non profit organizations and other governmental agencies, with a minimum of one per week Continue to implement the marketing plan Continue to market the value added for nonprofit groups when renting the facility, which includes posting Plan Comparison Page 4 of 9 9/2/16

7 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Marketing (continued) Relationships with Community Marketing and Program Plan it more informative and user friendly. (Goal #8) Expand on community partnerships. (Goal #6) Five Year Forecast and Assessment Five Year Strategic Plan Strengthen Community Partnerships Partnership development Build strong community partnerships (Strategy #G) Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Park Community Services District (CPCSD) programs and facilities Attended the El Dorado Business Showcase, Kids Expo, and a high school career exposition to promote employment opportunities, facilities, activities, and special events Improved promotional materials, i.e., brochures, post cards, activities, flyers, and banners Increased social media, Facebook following from 582 to 912 flyers in the lobby for their event Increase facility rentals by expanding marketing (brochures, ads, attending events, press releases and social media) Continue to keep the updated website current and fresh with pictures, program and event information Continue to review and evaluate information and format related to the CC&R and ARC links on the District s new home page to determine if modifications should be made Continue to provide the highest level of customer service to every individual, every day Continue to enforce all CC&Rs in a timely, consistent, reasonable Plan Comparison Page 5 of 9 9/2/16

8 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Continue to Follow Top Level Plans Reserve Fund Marketing and Program Plan Five Year Forecast and Assessment As a monitoring tool, the forecast should be updated annually in order to reflect the current environment and progress or changes in the outcome (positive or negative). (Recommendations page 8, #3) The District should monitor and refine, as needed, its Marketing Plan to insure that targets are reasonable and account for any deterioration of the base. (Recommendations page 8, #6) The District should establish a reserve for on time and /or contributions Five Year Strategic Plan GASB 45 Actuarial Valuation Report Update Browning Reserve Study Update Marketing and Program Plan Update Long Term Financial Plan Fire Year Strategic Plan (Strategy #D) Optimize Reserve Programs Long Range Financial Plan Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 and non discriminatory manner Review and tie marketing strategies to Parks & Recreation Master Plan goals, policies and implementation Revise District policies with updates Update records retention and system management Update Browning Reserve Study Update financial Analysis District operations Update Actuarial every two year requirement Continue to periodically review the CC&R Procedures Handbook to determine if any procedure changes are necessary Plan Comparison Page 6 of 9 9/2/16 Review District fund balances and assist the Board with reserve decisions

9 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Reserve Fund (continued) Marketing and Program Plan Five Year Forecast and Assessment towards OPEB liabilities. Then potential annual funding should be prioritized within an established available cap. (Recommendations page 8, #7) The District should consider the priority ranking of additional funding of its OPEB obligation, compared to other one time needs. Although this will provide longterm savings and responsibly address the obligation, it needs to be considered in the overall context of District services. (Recommendations page 9, #9) The District should establish a target cash flow reserve of between 4 6 months. Five Year Strategic Plan Browning Reserve Study Update Postretirement Health Benefit (Actuarial) Report Postretirement Pension Benefit (Actuarial) Report Adoption of Reserve Policies (Strategy #A) Address Deferred Maintenance Needs Browning Reserve Study Adopt Reserve Plan (Strategy #H) Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Plan Comparison Page 7 of 9 9/2/16

10 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Reserve Fund (continued) Stay Ahead of Best Practices Marketing and Program Plan Five Year Forecast and Assessment The more conservative the target will provide additional time to address funding shortfalls, should this be necessary. (Recommendations page 9, #10) Five Year Strategic Plan Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Staff and Board members attended numerous training and workshops Strategic Element Five Year Forecast and Assessment Five Year Strategic Plan Fire Department Master Plan and Capital Improvement Plan Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Fire Service The District should continue to assess the costs of Fire Services as they represent the most significant spending and identify means to address cost increases. This includes monitoring whether contract Maintain and Improve Fire Service Maintain and improve Fire Prevention Program (Strategy #E) Define the scope for an updated Capital Improvement Plan Include forecasting revenues based on build out Identify and recommend the best ways to use an existing fire protection fund balance for department needs savings of approximately $300,000 due to strong fiscal management Earned approximately $270,000 for the Fire Equipment Replacement Fund from fire assistance reimbursements $1.2 Million available through Impact Fees to implement the Fire Continue provide professional service to the community while maintaining personnel safety Master Plan, Capital Improvement Plan, Nexus Study and Impact Mitigation Fee implementation Continued fiscal management Plan Comparison Page 8 of 9 9/2/16

11 Attachment C Cameron Park Community Services District DRAFT 9/6/16 Strategic Element Fire Service (continued) Five Year Forecast and Assessment savings are continuing at the assumed level on an annual basis. (Recommendation s page 8, #5) Five Year Strategic Plan Fire Department Master Plan and Capital Improvement Plan Identify the funding options for the possible improvements (e.g., Prop. 218, parcel tax, development impact fees) Analyze current levels of service, response times, station locations and adequacy, and related subjects so as to recommend future changes that will be incorporated into the revised plan Address the scope and service impacts on the District of a potential major development in Marble Valley Recommend an implementation strategy that addresses both time intervals and levels of complexity Successes 2015/16 Goals 2016/17 Department Capital Improvement Plan $50,000 available in the Fire Department Training Fund for personnel development Continued success from community events Completed the Fire Department Master Plan, Impact Fee Nexus Study, Strategic Plan, and Long Term Financial Plan Secured new contract with Lake Tahoe Community College Revised Weed Abatement Ordinance Increased Cooperation with El Dorado County Fire Departments on multiple county wide projects Fund department reserves to cover unforeseen costs Continue to look for outside funding sources Continue training to promote firefighter development and career goals Continued support for community events Continue to maintain facilities and equipment in like new condition Continue and improve fire presentation programs Continue the assistance by hire of development equipment to CAL Fire through local agreement Continued support of explorer and resident programs Plan Comparison Page 9 of 9 9/2/16

12 Summary: General Fund Balance For the Years ended June 30, June 30, General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund YTD General Fund SUMMARY: Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Beginning General Fund Balance 7/1 $2,685,556 $3,151,485 $3,348,221 $3,853,790 $3,576,873 $3,576,873 Revenues Property Taxes 3,234,835 3,305,549 3,415,687 3,393, ,626,569 Interest 7,732 9,409 6, ,500 Program Fees, Special Events, and Facility Rentals 558, , , , , ,610 Intergovernmental-JPA 905, ,719 1,063,792 1,026, ,075,523 Reimbursement (rebates), Grants, Accounting Fee 7, ,433 17,228 7, ,000 Franchise Fees 156, , , , ,000 Other Income 28,453 8,827 4,402 6, Transfers in from Equipment Funds 45, Total revenues and other sources 4,943,977 5,240,523 5,294,712 5,246, ,719 5,475,202 Expenditures Salaries and employee benefits 775, , , , , ,500 Cal Fire Personnel 2,462,981 2,682,557 2,651,400 2,980, ,985,016 Services and supplies 1,220,001 1,435,496 1,448,947 1,527, ,739 1,488,347 Capital Equipment 38, ,367 89, , ,000 Fire Engines Lease & Purchase 45, Reserve for Capital Equipment 0 Total expenditures 4,543,048 5,043,787 4,933,867 5,523, ,078 5,626,863 Net Surplus (deficit) 400, , ,845 (276,916) (292,359) (151,661) Contingency Interfund Transfer 144,724 Net Change in General Fund Balance 400, , ,569 (276,916) (292,359) (151,661) Reserves Economic Uncertainty Reserve 65,000 Capital Replacement Reserve 0 0 Ending General Fund Balance 7/1 $3,151,485 $3,348,221 $3,853,790 $3,576,873 $3,284,515 $3,425,212 Unreserved, undesignated Note: Source of through results are from the District's audited Financial Statements. Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

13 Cameron Park Community Services District General Fund, CCR Fund, Fire Training Fund, and Fire Prevention Fund s For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2017 Preliminary Adopted June 15, 2016 s FY Expenditures: General Fund: Administration Fire & JPA Parks Recreation Community Center FY General Fund Preliminary FY CC&R Fund FY Fire Training Fund FY Fire Prevention Fund Salaries - Permanent 156, ,000 84,000 37, ,000 53, Salaries - Seasonal/PT/Funded 23, ,000 99, , ,000 Health - Retired 25,000 78,000 26, , Health & Dental 19, ,000 32,000 15, , Vision Insurance , Retirement Benefits (active) 35, ,000 29,000 4, ,500 6, Workers' Compensation 1,000 1,800 2,900 1,800 2,000 9, FICA/Medicare Contribution 2, ,200 5,600 9,000 20, UI/TT Contribution 1, ,800 3,600 5,000 11, Total salaries and benefits 264,000 79, , , , ,500 60, ,700 Advertising/Marketing ,000 9,500 40, Agency Administration Fee 5,500 55,000 14,200 3, ,400 2, Agriculture 0 0 6, ,500 7, Audit & Accounting 20,000 5, ,000 2, Bank Charge 2, ,000 6,500 12, Clothing/Uniform 0 2,500 1, , Computer Software 2,000 2,500 1,200 4,000 3,500 13,200 2, Contractual Services - Plans 0 10,000 10, ,000 Contractual Services 37,440 56,730 40, , , Contractual Services - Provider 0 2,985, ,985, Directors Compensation 18, , EDC Department Agency 1, , Educational Material , ,000 2,500 Elections 10, , Equipment-Minor/Small Tools 500 2,000 10, ,000 18, , Deposit Refund Fire & Safety Supplies 0 1, ,000 2, ,000 0 Fire Prevention & Inspection 0 21, , Personal Protective Equipment Fire-Volunteer/Resident 0 29, , ,200 Food 700 1, , , Fuel 0 62,000 11, , Government Fees /Permits 0 2,650 8, ,500 15, Household Supplies 0 6,000 6, ,000 21, Instructors ,500 44,200 60, Insurance 3,000 21,600 17,400 7,800 10,200 60,000 2, Legal Services 30,000 10, ,000 20, Maintenance - Buildings 0 26,200 6, ,000 44, ,000 0 Maintenance - Equipment ,000 12,000 1,500 13,000 52, ,000 0 Maintenance - Grounds 0 3,000 45, ,500 50, Maintenance - Radios & Phones 0 2, , ,500 0 Maintenance - Tires & Tubes 0 12, , Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

14 Cameron Park Community Services District General Fund, CCR Fund, Fire Training Fund, and Fire Prevention Fund s For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2017 Preliminary Adopted June 15, 2016 s FY General Fund: Administration Fire & JPA Parks Recreation Community Center FY General Fund Preliminary FY CC&R Fund FY Fire Training Fund FY Fire Prevention Fund Maintenance - Vehicles 0 20,000 10, , Medical Supplies Memberships & Subscriptions 7, , Mileage Reimbursement ,200 5, Miscellaneous ,500 0 Office Supplies 3,000 4,000 1, ,800 10,850 1,000 1,000 0 Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

15 Cameron Park Community Services District General Fund, CCR Fund, Fire Training Fund, and Fire Prevention Fund s For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2017 Preliminary Adopted June 15, 2016 s FY General Fund: Administration Fire & JPA Parks Recreation Community Center FY General Fund Preliminary FY CC&R Fund FY Fire Training Fund FY Fire Prevention Fund Pool Chemicals , ,900 56, Postage 1, , Printing , , Professional Services 42,500 4,200 14,000 5,000 8,000 73, ,500 0 Program Supplies ,250 6,800 14, Publications & Legal Notices 1, , Radios ,000 0 Refund - Activity Rent/Lease - Buildings ,000 9, Rent/Lease - Equipment 0 0 1, , Staff Development 4,000 5,000 1, , ,250 Telephone 6,000 15,000 3,000 2,500 2,400 28,900 2, Travel/Lodging 1,000 1, , Tuition Utilities - Water 0 12,000 28, ,750 55, Utilities - Electricity / Gas 0 27,000 40, , , Vandalism 0 0 3, ,000 4, Summer Spectacular , , Special Events Expense , , Total services and supplies 199,540 3,423, , , ,370 4,473,363 35,850 24,500 8,900 Revenues: Property Tax 253,860 2,538, , , ,626,569 68, ARC / Fire Plan Review Fees , ,182 Interest 7, , Recreation Program Revenues , , , Administration Process Fees 7, , JPA Reimbursements 0 1,075, ,075, Grant Reimbursements Special Events , , Facility Use Revenue , , , Summer Spectacular , , Franchise Fees 160, , Sponsorships , , Training ,000 0 Fund Transfer: Fire Engines Lease Total revenues 428,360 3,614, , , ,927 5,475,202 83,950 14,000 7,382 Expenditures: Capital Equipment 0 56,000 95, , , Salaries and employee benefits 264,000 79, , , , ,500 60, ,700 Services and supplies 199,540 3,423, , , ,370 4,473,363 35,850 24,500 8,900 Equipment Replacement Fire Engines Lease Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

16 Cameron Park Community Services District General Fund, CCR Fund, Fire Training Fund, and Fire Prevention Fund s For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2017 Preliminary Adopted June 15, 2016 s FY General Fund: Administration Fire & JPA Parks Recreation Community Center FY General Fund Preliminary FY CC&R Fund FY Fire Training Fund FY Fire Prevention Fund Reserve for Capital Equipment TOTAL EXPENDITURES 463,540 3,559, , , ,070 5,626,863 96,758 24,500 13,600 Excess (deficit) (35,180) 54,925 (16,496) 47,233 (202,143) (151,661) (12,808) (10,500) (6,218) Contingency (from PY) 0 0 Transfers In/(Out) of General Fund 0 Excess (deficit) (35,180) 54,925 (16,496) 47,233 (202,143) (151,661) (12,808) (10,500) (6,218) Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

17 Cameron Park Community Services District - General Fund Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY through ONE months of the Year Ended June 30, % Current Year: FY YTD ACTUAL (PRELIMINARY) Expenditures: General Fund: Administration Fire & JPA Parks Recreation Community Center 07/31/16 Actual FY General Fund Actual as % of 5000 Salaries - Permanent $26,849 $0 $12,671 $6,308 $1,843 $47,672 $431,000 11% 5010 Salaries - Seasonal/PT/Funded 3, ,711 46,234 61, ,800 34% 5135 Health - Retired 25,757 7,396 21,650 21, , ,000 59% 5130 Health & Dental Insurance 3, ,467 5,124 4,657 14, ,000 13% 5140 Vision Insurance ,600 15% 5150 Retirement Benefits (active) 2, ,177 1, , ,500 5% 5160 Workers' Compensation 1, , ,030 5,406 9,500 57% 5180 FICA/Medicare Contribution ,663 3,562 6,049 20,300 30% 5190 UI/TT Contribution ,800 0% Total salaries and benefits 63,546 8,271 38,749 49,063 57, , ,500 22% 5209 Advertising/Marketing , ,912 40,100 22% 5210 Agency Administration Fee 0 1, ,514 78,400 2% 5215 Agriculture ,500 7% 5220 Audit & Accounting ,000 0% 5221 Bank Charges ,287 1,824 12,000 15% 5230 Clothing/Uniforms ,400 2% 5231 Computer Software ,065 5,196 13,200 39% 5240 Contractual Services - other 5, ,860 10,000 59% 5235 Contractual Services 0 2,664 10, ,037 19, ,890 8% 5236 Contractual Services - Provider ,985,016 0% 5250 Directors Compensation 1, ,300 18,000 7% 5260 EDC Department Agency 1,247 1,247 1,247 1, ,989 4, % 5265 Educational Material ,000 0% 5270 Elections ,000 0% 5275 Equipment-Minor/Small Tools ,000 4% 5282 Deposit Refund #DIV/0! 5285 Fire & Safety Supplies ,900 15% 5295 Fire Turnouts ,000 0% 5296 Fire-Volunteer/Resident ,200 0% 5300 Food ,400 15% 5305 Fuel 0 7, ,047 73,000 10% 5310 Government Fees/Permits 0 1,514 1, ,404 15,150 22% 5315 Household Supplies ,140 2,501 21,000 12% 5316 Instructors ,873 5,985 9,858 60,700 16% 5320 Insurance 2,245 20,762 16,273 6,172 8,978 54,429 60,000 91% 5335 Legal Services ,000 0% 5345 Maintenance - Buildings ,921 6,747 44,200 15% 5350 Maintenance - Equipment ,206 2,776 52,100 5% 5355 Maintenance - Grounds , ,914 50,500 4% 5360 Maintenance - Radios & Phones ,000 0% 5365 Maintenance - Tires & Tubes ,000 4% 5370 Maintenance - Vehicles 0 3, ,009 30,000 10% 5375 Medical Supplies % 5380 Memberships & Subscriptions ,078 7% 5385 Mileage Reimbursement ,500 0% 5395 Miscellaneous #DIV/0! 5400 Office Supplies ,405 10,850 13% Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

18 Cameron Park Community Services District - General Fund Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY through ONE months of the Year Ended June 30, % Current Year: FY YTD ACTUAL (PRELIMINARY) FY General Fund Actual as % of General Fund: Administration Fire & JPA Parks Recreation Community Center 07/31/16 Actual 5405 Pool Chemicals , ,895 17,461 56,029 31% 5410 Postage ,900 5% 5415 Printing ,350 0% 5420 Professional Services ,175 73,700 3% 5421 Program Supplies ,963 1,065 4,029 14,050 29% 5425 Publications & Legal Notices ,300 4% 5430 Radios % 5431 Refund-Activity #DIV/0! 5435 Rent/Lease - Buildings ,900 0% 5440 Rent/Lease - Equipment ,200 7% 5455 Staff Development ,500 1% 5470 Telephone 522 1, ,514 4,308 28,900 15% 5480 Travel/Lodging ,000 0% 5490 Utilities - Water 0 0 6, ,669 55,750 12% 5492 Utilities - Electricity / Gas , , ,300 12% 5500 Vandalism ,000 1% 5466 Summer Spectacular ,000 0% 5465 Special Events Expense ,500 0% Total services and supplies 13,646 42,622 73,832 25,890 41, ,739 4,473,363 4% Revenues: Property Tax ,626,569 0% Interest ,500 0% Recreation Program Revenue ,523 39,850 69, ,724 23% Administration Process Fees ,000 0% JPA Reimbursements ,075,523 0% Grant Reimbursement #DIV/0! Facility Use Revenue ,953 51,394 53, ,411 26% Special Events ,725 0% Franchise Fees ,000 0% Other Income no budget Sponsorships ,750 0% Fire Engines Lease & Purchase no budget Total revenues ,475 91, ,719 5,475,202 2% Expenditures: Salaries and employee benefits 63,546 8,271 38,749 49,063 57, , ,500 22% Services and supplies 13,646 42,622 73,832 25,890 41, ,739 4,473,363 4% Capital Equipment ,000 0% Fire Engines Lease % Reserve for Capital Equipment % Total expenditures 77,193 50, ,580 74,953 99, ,078 5,626,863 7% Excess (deficit) ($77,193) ($50,893) ($112,580) ($43,478) ($8,215) ($292,359) ($151,661) Contingency Transfers In/(Out) of General Fund Excess (deficit) ($77,193) ($50,893) ($112,580) ($43,478) ($8,215) ($292,359) ($151,661) Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19

19 Cameron Park Community Service District - Administration Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Administration FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Revenues: Property Tax $227,540 $239,099 $237,558 $0 $0 $0 $0 $253,860 0% Franchise Fees 160, , , ,000 0% Admin. Fee 7,500 7,500 7, ,000 0% Reimbursement 4,546 9,728 6, % Interest 8,807 6, ,500 0% Other Income % Total revenues 409, , , ,360 0% Expenditures: 5000 Salaries - Permanent 98, , ,709 28,129 11,252 26,849 15, ,000 17% 5010 Salaries - Seasonal/PT funded 12,003 7,799 17,472 4,228 2,353 3,789 1,997 23,800 16% 5135 Health - Retired 25,333 22,380 22,026 3,789 2,589 25,757 1,395 25, % 5130 Health & Dental Insurance 9,276 12,313 16,404 3,003 2,886 3,026 1,631 19,000 16% 5140 Vision Insurance % 5150 Retirement Benefits (active) 20,599 27,830 36,154 2,407 1,089 2,355 1,144 35,000 7% 5160 Workers' Compensation , , % 5180 FICA/Medicare Contribution 2,302 2,392 3, ,500 25% 5190 UI/TT Contribution 963 1,732 2, ,400 0% Salaries & benefits 169, , ,365 42,558 20,847 63,546 22, ,000 24% 5209 Advertising/Marketing 582 2, % 5210 Agency Administration Fee 4,314 3,363 5, ,500 0% 5215 Agriculture % 5220 Audit & Accounting 26,358 16,800 20, ,000 0% 5221 Bank Charges 2,455 1,807 1, ,500 0% 5230 Clothing/Uniforms % 5231 Computer Software 2,021 4,564 2, ,000 0% 5235 Contractual Services - Other 129,701 51, ,860 5,111 37,440 16% 5240 Temporary Help Contractual Service 27,365 3,500 37,065 6,850 4, % 5250 Director Comp 0 6,600 13, ,300 1,300 18,000 7% 5260 EDC Department Agency ,760 1,760 1,760 1, ,800 69% 5265 Educational Material % 5270 Elections 0 9, ,000 0% 5265 Equipment-Minor/Small 173 3, % 5300 Food , % 5305 Fuel 1, % 5310 Government Fees/Permits % 5315 Household Supplies % 5320 Insurance 2,619 2,833 2,874 2, , ,000 75% 5335 Legal Services 40,680 39,038 32, ,000 0% 5340 Maintenance - Vehicle Supplies % 5345 Maintenance - Buildings % 5350 Maintenance - Equipment 1, (0) 600 8% 5355 Maintenance - Grounds % 5360 Maintenance - Radios & Phones % 5365 Maintenance - Tires & Tubes % 5370 Maintenance - Vehicles % 5375 Medical Supplies % Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept.13, of 19

20 Cameron Park Community Service District - Administration Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Administration FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Memberships & Subscriptions 5,881 6,666 8, ,500 5% 5385 Mileage Reimbursement % 5395 Miscellaneous % 5400 Office Supplies 2,494 2,413 4,010 1,370 1, ,000 27% 5410 Postage , ,000 9% 5415 Printing % 5420 Professional Services 1,144 27,071 55, ,500 2% 5425 Publications & Legal Notices ,000 5% 5435 Rent/Lease - Buildings % 5440 Rent/Lease - Equipment % 5455 Staff Development 139 3, ,000 0% 5470 Telephone 2,216 2,724 7, ,000 9% 5480 Travel/Lodging ,000 0% 5486 Tuition % 5490 Utilities - Water % 5492 Utilities - Electricity / Gas % , % Total services & supplies 261, , ,509 15,589 9,920 13,646 8, ,540 7% Salaries & benefits 169, , ,365 42,558 20,847 63,546 22, ,000 24% Total expenditures 431, , ,873 58,146 30,766 77,193 30, ,540 17% Total revenues 409, , , ,360 0% Surplus/(deficit) ($21,968) $18,486 ($35,864) ($58,146) ($30,766) ($77,193) ($30,436) ($35,180) Transfers In/(Out) of General Fund Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept.13, of 19

21 Cameron Park Community Services District - Fire Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Fire FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Revenues: Property Tax $2,275,403 $2,390,981 $2,375,577 $0 $0 $0 $0 $2,538,598 0% JPA Reimbursement 989,719 1,063,792 1,026, ,075,523 0% Grant Reimbursement 162, % Fire Equipment Fund Reimbursement % Reimbursement Engines 4, % Fire Engine Lease 45, % Salary Savings % Total revenues 3,478,139 3,454,774 3,401, ,614,121 0% Expenditures: 5000 Salaries - Permanent % 5010 Salaries - Seasonal/PT funded 5, % 5135 Health - Retired 46,647 41,557 75, ,396 (26,030) 78,000 9% 5160 Workers' Compensation 935 1,120 1, ,800 49% 5180 FICA/Medicare Contribution % 5190 UI/TT Contribution % Salaries & benefits 53,634 42,677 76, ,271 (26,030) 79,800 10% 5209 Advertising/Marketing % 5210 Agency Administration Fee 43,145 33,625 54, ,514 1,514 55,000 3% 5215 Agriculture % 5220 Audit & Accounting 5,000 5,000 5, ,000 0% 5221 Bank Charges % 5230 Clothing/Uniforms 3,000 2,920 2, ,500 0% 5231 Computer Software 1,344 1,010 1, ,500 27% 5235 Contractual Services - Other 25,739 27,341 34, ,664 2,664 56,730 5% 5236 Contractual Services - Provider 2,666,439 2,651,400 2,980, ,285,016 0% Contractual Services - Salary Savings (300,000) 0% 5250 Director Comp % 5260 EDC Department Agency , % 5265 Educational Material , % 5270 Elections 0 2, % 5275 Equipment-Minor/Small 1,954 1,561 1, ,000 1% 5285 Fire & Safety Supplies 3,000 18,318 1, ,500 21% 5295 Fire Turnouts 18,632 16,785 27, ,000 0% 5296 Fire-Volunteer/Resident 21, , ,200 0% 5300 Food 1,582 53, ,000 0% 5305 Fuel 70, ,839 3,177 3,177 7,047 5,442 62,000 11% 5310 Government Fees/Perm 1,868 6,569 2,076 1,496 1,496 1,514 (0) 2,650 57% 5315 Household Supplies 6,660 26,276 9, ,000 15% 5320 Insurance 24,212 9,764 23,997 23,114 23,114 20,762 (0) 21,600 96% 5335 Legal Services 0 10,228 19, ,000 0% 5345 Maintenance - Buildings 7,466 18,300 8, ,200 2% 5350 Maintenance - Equipment 16,806 2,876 18, ,000 1% 5355 Maintenance - Grounds 2,165 1,947 2, ,000 21% 5360 Maintenance - Radios & Phones 3,309 9,719 1, ,000 0% 5365 Maintenance - Tires & Tubes 7,158 20,385 10, ,000 0% 5370 Maintenance - Vehicles 20, , ,009 2,895 20,000 15% 5375 Medical Supplies % Cameron Park Admin Committee-Sept 13, 2016

22 Cameron Park Community Services District - Fire Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Fire FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Memberships & Subscriptions % 5385 Mileage Reimbursement % 5395 Miscellaneous 4,327 3, % 5400 Office Supplies 3, , ,000 1% 5410 Postage % 5415 Printing 0 5, % 5420 Professional Services 1, , ,200 3% 5425 Publications & Legal Notices % 5430 Radios % 5440 Rent/Lease - Equip 5, % 5455 Staff Development 5,536 12,684 9, ,000 0% 5470 Telephone 15, , , ,000 9% 5480 Travel/Lodging (1) 1,000 0% 5486 Tuition % 5490 Utilities - Water 8,435 9,404 6, ,000 0% 5492 Utilities - Electricity / Gas 27,397 25,316 27, ,000 0% 5625 Capital Equipment 220,261 10,755 14, ,000 0% Reserve for Capital Equipment % Fire Engine purchase and Fire Engine 45, % Total services & supplies 3,287,898 2,995,997 3,355,725 28,767 28,767 42,622 16,412 3,479,396 1% Salaries & benefits 53,634 42,677 76, ,271 (26,030) 79,800 10% Total expenditures 3,341,532 3,038,674 3,432,134 28,767 28,767 50,893 (9,617) 3,559,196 1% Total revenues 3,478,139 3,454,774 3,401, ,614,121 0% Surplus/(deficit) $136,608 $416,100 ($30,316) ($28,767) ($28,767) ($50,893) $9,617 $54,925 Transfers In/(Out) of General Fund Net Surplus/(deficit) $136,608 $416,100 ($30,316) ($28,767) ($28,767) ($50,893) $9,617 $54,925 Cameron Park Admin Committee-Sept 13, 2016

23 Cameron Park Community Services District - Parks Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Parks FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Revenues: 4110 Property Tax $585,103 $614,823 $610,863 $0 $0 $0 $0 $652,783 0% 4600 Other Income 3,670 4, % 4190 Parks/Field Use Fees % -% Total revenues 588, , , ,783 0% Expenditures: 5000 Salaries - Permanent 149, , ,305 20,811 20,811 12,671 6, ,000 8% 5010 Salaries - Seasonal/PT funded % 5135 Health - Retired 0 0 7, ,650 1,433 26,000 83% 5130 Health & Dental Insurance 40,394 40,548 21,940 (471) (471) 1, ,000 3% 5140 Vision Insurance % 5150 Retirement Benefits (active) 35,193 39,883 37,286 2,537 2,537 1, ,000 3% 5160 Workers' Compensation 1,650 1,977 2, , ,900 53% 5180 FICA/Medicare Contribution 2,346 2,408 2, ,200 6% 5190 UI/TT Contribution 1,643 1,628 1, ,800 0% Salaries & benefits 231, , ,319 24,069 24,069 38,749 9, ,500 15% 4209 Advertising/Marketing Agency Administration Fee 11,094 8,646 13, ,200 0% 5215 Agriculture 8,414 8,465 9, ,000 8% 5220 Audit & Accounting % 5221 Bank Charges % 5230 Clothing/Uniforms 1,832 1,528 1, ,500 5% 5231 Computer Software ,200 56% 5235 Temporary Help Contractual Service 40,426 46, , ,445 10,058 40,000 26% 5240 Contractual Services - Other % 5250 Director Comp % 5260 EDC Department Agency , % 5265 Educational Material % 5270 Elections % 5275 Equipment-Minor/small 3,085 4,296 8, ,000 1% 5285 Fire & Safety Sup % 5300 Food % 5305 Fuel 5,139 6,596 5, ,000 0% 5310 Government Fees/Perm 6,746 5,576 8, ,891 1,891 8,000 24% 5315 Household Supplies 5,918 6,164 11, ,000 7% Internet % 5320 Insurance 18,966 20,476 18,116 18,116 18,116 16, ,400 94% 5335 Legal Services 0 1,540 4, % 5345 Maintenance - Buildings 5,239 14,654 7, ,000 6% Admin Commitee-Sept. 13, of 19

24 Cameron Park Community Services District - Parks Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Parks FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Maintenance - Equipment 11,317 33,573 17, ,000 2% 5355 Maintenance - Grounds 21,859 38,876 47, , ,000 2% 5360 Maintenance - Radios & Phones % 5365 Maintenance - Tires & Tubes , % 5370 Maintenance - Vehicles 6,556 5,580 12, ,000 0% 5375 Medical Supplies % 5380 Memberships & Subscriptions % 5385 Mileage Reimbursement % 5395 Miscellaneous 1, % 5400 Office Supplies 1,722 1,720 2, ,150 25% 5405 Pool Chemicals 37,036 30,297 37, ,567 14,567 27,129 54% 5410 Postage % 5415 Printing % 5420 Professional Services 10,366 22,425 25, ,000 1% 5425 Publications & Legal Notices % 5430 Radios % 5435 Rent/Lease - Buildings % 5440 Rent/Lease - Equipment 1,098 1, ,000 0% 5455 Staff Development ,500 5% 5470 Telephone 1,425 3, ,000 14% 5480 Travel/Lodging % 5490 Utilities - Water 26,963 26,310 27, ,669 6,669 28,000 24% 5492 Utilities - Electricity / Gas 38,339 37,925 41, ,443 17,443 40,000 44% 5500 Vandalism (36) 320 7, ,000 2% 5625 Capital Equipment 19,945 71, , ,000 0% Total services & supplies 287, , ,032 19,434 19,434 73,832 54, ,779 18% Salaries & benefits 231, , ,319 24,069 24,069 38,749 9, ,500 15% Total expenditures 519, , ,352 43,503 43, ,580 64, ,279 17% Total revenues 588, , , ,783 0% Surplus/(deficit) $69,456 ($30,547) ($159,489) ($43,503) ($43,503) ($112,580) ($64,490) ($16,496) Transfers In/(Out) of General Fund Admin Commitee-Sept. 13, of 19

25 Cameron Park Community Services District - Recreation Statement of Revenues & Expenditures - PRELIMINARY For the Year ended June 30, 2017; Compared to Prior Fiscal Years ended June 30, and the Annual for FY YTD Annual Actual Actual Actual Actual YTD as of MTD as of YTD as of MTD as of as % of Recreation FY FY FY /31/2015 8/31/2015 8/31/2016 8/31/2016 FY Revenues: 4110 Property Tax $162,529 $170,784 $169,684 $0 $0 $0 $0 $181,328 0% 4145 Youth Programs 6,937 12,968 8, ,434 12% 4146 Adult Programs 4,795 6,318 6, ,956 23% 4147 Youth Sports 32,157 41,733 46,979 1,453 1,453 4,580 4,556 26,420 17% 4148 Adult Sports 767 5,602 5, ,948 4% 4149 Sport Camp Revenues 12,149 9,196 18, ,817 4,949 10,386 56% 4170 Special Events 26,854 26,322 34, ,072 4,937 25,725 20% 4195 Special Event Rental 8,610 5, % 4180 CP Lake Kiosk/Day Pass 28,780 29,652 28,591 8,567 8,567 9,317 20,176 33,600 28% 4181 CP Lake Season Pass 22,538 20,687 36, ,237 20,291 4% 4182 CP Lake Reservations 8,622 5,714 5, , ,190 19% 4183 Summer Kids Camp ,183 0% 4184 CP Lake Concessions 8,782 5,540 5,327 1,459 1,459 2, ,000 32% 4190 Park/Field Use Fees 27,154 21,370 20, ,500 2% 4255 Sponsorships 13,803 5,264 6, ,750 0% 4220 Summer Spectacular 50,942 51,331 34, ,000 0% 4255 Sponsorships Ads % Brochure Ads 2,393 1,000 1, ,800 0% 4250 Donations % 4400 Reimbursement (vending) 1, ,500 0% Total revenues 419, , ,569 15,289 15,289 31,475 40, ,011 7% Expenditures: 5000 Salaries - Permanent 64,307 49,965 76,788 5,743 5,743 6,308 13,225 84,000 8% 5010 Salaries - Seasonal/PT funded 28,186 44,781 33,935 18,521 18,521 11,711 19,624 60,000 20% 5135 Health - Retired ,772 21, % 5130 Health & Dental Insurance 25,318 21,274 20,953 (512) (512) 5,124 (18,951) 32,000 16% 5140 Vision Insurance % 5150 Retirement Benefits (active) 16,332 15,418 21, , ,000 5% 5160 Workers' Compensation 990 1,186 1, ,800 51% 5180 FICA/Medicare Contribution 3,049 3,624 3,552 1,490 1,490 1, ,600 30% 5190 UI/TT Contribution 2,605 3,156 3, ,600 0% Salaries & benefits 141, , ,827 26,097 26,097 49,063 37, ,500 23% 5209 Advertising/Marketing 29,847 30,964 34, ,887 8,887 30,000 30% 5000 Agency Admin 3,082 2,402 3, ,700 0% 5220 Audit & Accounting % 5221 Bank Charges 2,121 3,183 4, ,000 13% 5230 Clothing/Uniforms % 5231 Computer Software 3,281 3,217 3,174 3,174 3, ,000 20% 5235 Contractual Services - Other 10,289 17,964 6, ,000 0% Temporary Help Contractual Service % 5250 Director Comp % 5260 EDC Department Agency , % 5265 Educational Material % Cameron Park CSD and Admin Committee - Sept. 13, of 19