6c supp

ITEM NO.   6c_Supp ________
DATE OF 
MEETING: Nov 27, 2012 

Port of Seattle 
2013 Preliminary Budget 
Second Reading 
November 27, 2012 

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Agenda 
Background 
Operating Budget 
Comprehensive Op & Non-Op Budget 
Capital Budget 
Tax Levy 
Remaining Schedule 

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2013 Budget Process 
Jun. 10   Budget Process Briefing 
Aug. 14  Budget Assumptions Briefing 
Aug. 14  Business Plan and Capital Plan Briefing 
Oct. 2    Capital Budget Briefing 
Oct. 9    Preliminary Operating Budget Briefing 
Oct. 23   Tax Levy and Draft Plan of Finance Briefing 
Nov. 6   Tax Levy Follow-up Briefing 
Nov. 13  First Reading & Public Hearing of the Preliminary Budget 
Nov. 27  Second Reading & Final Passage of the Preliminary Budget 
Nov. 29   Statutory Budget Filed with King County 
Dec. 14  Release Final Budget and Draft Plan of Finance 

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2013 Preliminary Budget 
2011   2012   2013 '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in '000s)               Actual  Budget  Budget      $ %             Explanations
Operating Revenues
Aeronautical         207,763  236,221  249,799  13,578   5.7% Higher terminal realignment and debt svc costs
Non-Aeronautical      142,959  149,531  157,826   8,296  5.5% $5.1M for Concessions and $3.8M for RCF
Aviation              350,722  385,751  407,625  21,874   5.7%
Seaport               99,304   98,578  110,283  11,705  11.9% T-18 special facility bond refunding
Real Estate              31,569   32,401   32,516    115   0.4%
CDD            16 - - -     n/a
Corporate              1,561    151    155     4  2.4%
Other Operating Revenues   132,451  131,131  142,954  11,823  9.0%
Total               483,172  516,882  550,579  33,697  6.5%
Operating Expenses
Aviation              135,612  160,969  176,291  15,322  9.5% Terminal Realignment, RCF and other
Seaport               16,090   20,408   20,498     90   0.4%
Real Estate              33,270   36,416   38,536   2,120   5.8% Deferred Maintenance program
CDD          11,026  15,516  14,780  -736 -4.7% See note (1)
Corporate              71,418  76,535  78,807   2,272  3.0%
Total               267,416  309,844  328,912  19,068  6.2%
Net Operating Income     215,756  207,039  221,668  14,629  7.1%
Note (1): Total costs including capital increase from $36.6M in 2012 budget to $38,988M in 2013 budget.
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2013 Preliminary Budget 
2012    2013  '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in 000's)                   Budget   Budget       $ %          Explanations
Payroll Costs change
Salaries                       71,493   76,170   4,677    6.5% Pay increase, new FTEs & OH change
Benefits                      24,881   26,056   1,175    4.7%
Wage & Benefits              91,254   92,251    997    1.1% Contractual increase and reduced OT
Payroll to Capital Projects          22,481   22,683     202    0.9%
Total Payroll Costs            210,110  217,161   7,051    3.4%
Non-Payroll Changes
Equipment Expense             5,960   5,864    (95)   -1.6%
Utilities                          21,181    22,056     875     4.1% Higher service water and sewer costs
Supplies & Stock               6,740    6,565   (175)   -2.6% Reduce Maintenance Materials
Outside Services                62,397   72,482  10,085   16.2% Terminal Realignment and other
Travel & Other Employee Expense     5,521    5,839    318    5.8% Century Agenda support
Insurance Expense               2,142    2,316    174    8.1% Increase in insurance premium
Third Party Mgmt Expense          7,434    7,302   (131)   -1.8%
Miscellaneous Expense            3,744    5,567   1,822   48.7% Add'l RCF pass-thru exp and RE Cont.
Business & Occupation Taxes        3,223    3,560    338   10.5% Higher operating revenues
Environmental Remediation Exp       3,096    5,865   2,769   89.4%
Other                      9,487    7,319  (2,168)  -22.9%
Total Non-Payroll Expenses       99,734  111,751  12,017   12.0%
TOTAL             309,844 328,912  19,068  6.2%
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Key Budget Drivers 
Operating Revenues ($ in 000's)            2012 Bud 2013 Bud Change $ Change %
Aeronautical                          236,221   249,799   13,578     5.7%
Other Operating Revenues                 280,661  300,780   20,119     7.2%
Total Operating Revenues                  516,882   550,579   33,697     6.5%

Operating Expenses                                  Change $ Change %
Rental Car Facility & Busing (funded by CFC)                     1,815     0.6%
Terminal Realignment (cost recovery)                           7,800     2.5%
Utilities (cost recovery)                                         875      0.3%
Environmental Remediation                                2,769     0.9%
Deferred Maintanence                                    558     0.2%
B&O Taxes (due to higher operating revenues)                       338     0.1%
Other Baseline Increase                                     4,913     1.6%
Total Operating Expenses                                   19,068     6.2%

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Corporate Cost Analysis 
($ in 000's) 
2011      2011       2012        2012      2013 
Budget    Actual      Budget     Forecast     Budget 
Corporate Cost              75,008     71,418      76,535       75,862     78,807 
Total Revenue             492,798    483,172     516,882      531,299     550,579 
Total Expense              285,844    267,416     309,844      309,673     328,912 
Corporate Cost as % of        15.2%     14.8%      14.8%       14.3%      14.3% 
Revenues 
Corporate Cost as % of        26.2%     26.7%      24.7%       24.5%      24.0% 
Expenses 



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Comprehensive Summary 
2011    2012    2013 '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in '000s)                       Actual   Budget   Budget      $ %           Explanations
Revenues
1. Aeronautical Revenues             207,763  236,221  249,799  13,578   5.7% Cost Recovery
2. Other Operating Revenues           275,410  280,661  300,780  20,119   7.2% Seaport, R.E., Non-Aero & Corp.
3. Tax Levy                       73,179   73,000   73,000      - 0.0%
4. PFCs                          62,358   63,448   64,844   1,396   2.2% Increase in enplanements
5. CFC Revenue for Debt Service        23,669   21,333   20,553    (780)       -3.7% Over-estimated in the 2012 budget
6. Fuel Hydrant                      7,683    7,839    7,839     - 0.0%
7. Non-Capital Grants and Donations       8,482    1,779    1,909     129   7.3%
8. Capital Contributions               21,180   31,448   17,068  (14,380) -45.7% Less FAA & DHS grants
9. Interest Income                    18,884    5,748    7,296   1,548   26.9% Higher General and ADF fund balance
Total                       698,608  721,477  743,088  21,611   3.0%
Expenses
1. O&M Expense                   267,416  309,844  328,912  19,068   6.2%
2. Depreciation                    158,107  158,479  171,510  13,031   8.2% More assets and bond refundings
3. Revenue Bond Interest Expense       127,579  135,806  129,314   (6,492)  -4.8% Refunding of bonds & lower interest rates
4. GO Bond Interest Expense            15,774   14,926   13,291   (1,635) -11.0% Refunding of bonds & lower interest rates
5. PFC Bond Interest Expense            6,758    6,826    6,367    (459)       -6.7%
6. Non-Op Environmental Expense         4,335    5,290    4,800    (490)       -9.3% Due to superfund sites
7. Public Expense                   18,703    7,722    4,469   (3,253) -42.1% Reduction of FAST I and II projects
8. Other Non-Op Rev/Expense           (7,814)    3,576    3,972     397   11.1%
Total                       590,858  642,469  662,635  20,166   3.1%
Change In Net Assets               107,750   79,008   80,453   1,445   1.8%

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FTEs Summary 
Aviation  Seaport Real Estate  Capital Dev Corporate   Totals
2012 Approved FTE's       860.0        59.9        165.8         255.8        452.2       1,793.7 
Mid Year Approval        2.1        0.1         1.0 -         1.0        4.2 
Eliminated              (4.0) -         (3.0) -         (2.5)         (9.5) 
Transfers - - - - -     - 
Adjusted 2012 FTE's        858.1         60.0         163.8          255.8         450.7       1,788.4 
2013 Budget
Eliminated             (14.0) - -          (0.3)         (3.5)        (17.8) 
Transfer - - - - -     - 
New FTE's            2.7 -         4.5        10.0         2.0       19.2 
Total 2013 Changes         (11.3) -         4.5         9.7        (1.5)        1.4 
Proposed 2013 FTE's       846.8        60.0        168.3         265.5        449.2       1,789.8 

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Capital Budget Summary 

Capital Budget Summary by Category 

$'s in 000's                        2013      2014      2015      2016      2016     2013-17
Commission Authorized/Underway    152,530  151,452  149,476   77,321        15,383       546,162
Pending 2013 Authorization         54,229       138,742   117,700   230,150   122,600   663,421
Pending Future Authorization         6,800   55,060       166,900   198,660   170,722   598,142
Small Capital and Other            11,944        12,650        11,349        10,829         9,942    56,714 
Total                       225,503   357,904   445,425   516,960   318,647  1,864,439




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Capital Budget Summary 

Capital Budget Summary by Division 
$'s in 000's        2013      2014      2015      2016      2016     2013-17
Aviation         184,240   270,944   312,845   454,769   231,355  1,454,153
Seaport         13,047    62,085   106,055    45,500    69,050   295,737
Real Estate       17,088    16,084    18,062     8,033     9,834    69,101
Corp & CDD      11,128    8,791    8,463    8,658    8,408   45,448
Total           225,503   357,904   445,425   516,960   318,647  1,864,439



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Sources of Funds 



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Uses of Funds 



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Tax Levy Overview 
Tax Levy Amount 
Levy amount established by the Commission each year as part of the
budget process 
The maximum allowable levy for 2013 is $91.5 million 
For 2013 the levy is proposed to be $73.0 million
2013 Tax Levy Uses 
General Obligation (G.O.) Bonds Debt Service 
Public Asset Expense: Freight Mobility 
Seaport and Real Estate Environmental Remediation Liability 
A portion of Real Estate of operating expenses 
Real Estate Capital Improvements 
Argo Road Element capital project (partial funding) 
Highline School District: Aviation High School 
Office of Port Jobs 
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Remaining Schedule 
Statutory Budget Filed with King County    Nov. 29, 2012 
Release Final Budget Document        Dec. 14, 2012 


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