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209.SCH: Capital Projects And Cash Position Summary
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Last Updated: 5/11/04
Report 209.SCH: Capital Projects Budget And Cash Position Summary is
designed to provide a high level view of both the project-to-date and year-to-date
expenditure, funding, financing, and capitalization activity for capital
projects. The 209.SCH report lists information, by program, within the
Capital Construction Fund (000010) only. Activity in a capital program
that has occurred outside of the 000010 fund will Not be reflected on the
209.SCH report.
Report 209.SCH has two parts: Part 1 provides summary information relating
to the project budget and Part 2 provides information about the cash position
of the project. This reflects a "true" derived cash view rather than an
operating cash view.
Note: Unlike other BEN Financials General Ledger reports, the 209.SCH report
is "unsecured". This means that a user can report on Any capital project
regardless of the ORGs or Centers associated with that project.
Report Break:
The 209.SCH report contains a page break to present the Program Budget
Summary (Part 1) information followed by the Statement of Program Cash
Position (Part 2).
Sort Order:
The first level of the sort order is determined by the sort parameter
selected. You may choose to sort by capital Program or DFP/DPP number.
If the DFP/DPP option is chosen, the second level sort consists of Program
in ascending numerical sequence.
The sort option chosen applies to both Part 1 and Part 2 of the 209
report.
Report Template:
The report template for the 209 report is used to determine the group
of object codes to be included in each labeled column. The 209.SCH report
uses Template #10A. For more information on the various report templates,
see the Template section of this document.
Parameters:
The following parameters are provided on the 209 report:
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Period Name (Required)
Enter the accounting period to be reported (for example, JUL-97). All
accounting periods (prior and current) are available for reporting. To
request an accounting period, enter the period in the MON-YY format shown
above, or use the "quick pick" option to display a list of available accounting
periods.
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Program LOW/HIGH (Optional)
Enter the low/high values for Program. This report allows selection
of all programs within the Capital Projects range of 8000 - 9499, 3030 - 3240,
3242 - 3405, 3411 - 3999. Multiple
programs can be selected by either specifying a range of programs using
the low/high value OR by specifying a capital project program "parent"
value. When parent values are used, the report will provide information
for each of the child values of that parent; a consolidated report
for the parent is Not provided.
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center LOW/HIGH: (Optional)
Enter the low/high values for the Center. When Center values are provided,
the report will select only those capital programs that have been budgeted
(in the 000010 fund) to the centers within the range specified. To request
a Center, enter the Center value, or use the "quick pick" option to display
a list of available Centers.
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Sort By: (Optional)
Choose a value of 1 to list the selected projects in ascending sequence
by Program number. 1 is the default value.
Choose a value of 2 to list the selected projects in ascending sequence
by DFP/DPP number.
When Program and Center ranges are left blank, the 209 report will display
all "active" programs. An inactive program is one that has been disabled
and has no activity in the reported fiscal year. The list of programs can
be limited by specifying either a Program range, a Center range, or both.
To select an inactive program, enter its value in both Program Low and
Program High.
Report Heading:
The report heading includes the following information:
For Period Of:
Indicates the accounting period for which information is being reported
(for example, JUL-97). Accounting period is specified as a parameter when
the report is requested.
Report Columns:
From left to right, the following report columns provide dollar amount
or descriptive information. All dollar amounts are rounded to the nearest
whole dollar.
Part 1: Program Budget Summary
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PROG: Value of the Capital Project Program number.
Note: Program appears as the first column when the Sort By option
is set to Program. When Sort By DFP/DPP is chosen, Program appears as
column 2.
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Description: Alphanumeric description of the Capital Program.
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DFP/DPP: The Department of Facilities Planning (DFP) or Department of Physical
Plant (DPP) project number assigned to the capital project.
Note: DFP/DPP appears as column 3 when the Sort By option is set to
DFP/DPP. When Sort By Program is chosen, DFP/DPP appears as the first
column.
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Year Approved: The year in which the Capital Project was approved.
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CPTA Amount: The special budget balance that represents the approved (certified)
level of expenditures for the Capital Project.
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PJTD Expense Budget: The Project-To-Date expenditure budget. The amount
reported is the sum of all project-to-date budget activity up to and including
the specified accounting period.
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Current Month Expenses: The period-to-date CIP expenditures balance for
the specified accounting period.
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Fiscal YTD Expenses: The balance in this column will contain fiscal year-to-date
CIP expenditures (that is, the total activity from the beginning of the
fiscal year up to and including the specified accounting period).
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PROJ To Date Expenses: The balance in this column will contain project-to-date
CIP expenditures (that is, the total activity from the beginning of the
project up to and including the specified accounting period).
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PROJ To Date Encumbrances: The balances in this column represent all outstanding
encumbrances, up to and including the specified accounting period.
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Budget Balance Available: A calculated column that represents the amount
of operating budget dollars not spent nor encumbered. The column is calculated
as follows:
PJTD Expense Budget - (PROJ To Date Expenses + PROJ To Date Encumbrances)
Part 2: Statement Of Program Cash Position
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PROG: Value of the Capital Project Program number.
Note: Program appears as the first column when the Sort By option is
set to Program. When Sort By DFP/DPP is chosen, Program appears as column
2.
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DFP/DPP: The Department of Facilities Planning (DFP) or Department of Physical
Plant (DPP) project number assigned to the capital project.
Note: DFP/DPP appears as column 1 when the Sort By option is set to
DFP/DPP. When Sort By Program is chosen, DFP/DPP is not displayed on
Part 2 of the report.
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Description: Alphanumeric description of the Capital Program.
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Program Expenditures, PJTD Budget: The Project-To-Date expenditure budget.
The amount reported is the sum of all project-to-date budget activity up
to and including the specified accounting period.
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Program Expenditures, PJTD Actuals: The balance in this column will contain
project-to-date CIP expenditures (that is, the total activity from the
beginning of the project up to and including the specified accounting period).
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Program Resources, YTD Funding: The balance in this column will contain
fiscal year-to-date program funding (that is, the total activity from the
beginning of the fiscal year up to and including the specified accounting
period).
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Program Resources, YTD Financing: The balance in this column will contain
fiscal year-to-date program financing (that is, the total activity from
the beginning of the fiscal year up to and including the specified accounting
period).
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Program Resources, PJTD Funding: The balance in this column will contain
the total project-to-date funding that was made available for the project.
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Program Resources, PJTD Financing: The balance in this column will contain
the total project-to-date financing utilized for the project.
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PJTD AMT Closed Out: This represents the total amount of project expenditures that have been capitalized or expensed.
Note: For projects begun before July 1, 1996, capitalization occurred on an annual basis, at the end of the fiscal year, for all expenditures incurred during that year. In BEN Financials, capitalization occurs when the project is completed. An initial capitalization occurs when the project deliverables are certified for occupancy and a final capitalization occurs when the project is closed.
Beginning July 1, 2007, project costs that do not qualify for capitalization are expensed at the end of the month in which they are incurred, rather than at the time of capitalization.
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Amount To Be Closed Out: This column indicates the amount of project expenditures remaining to be capitalized or expensed. This is basically expenditures that have occurred since the last capitalization. These amounts will be capitalized when the project is completed. See also note above under PJTD Amount Closed Out.
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Net (SURP)/DEF Position: A calculated column that represents the overall
position of the capital project. The column is calculated as follows:
PJTD Actuals (Program Expenditures) + PJTD Funding (Program Resources)
+ PJTD Financing (Program Resources) + PJTD AMT Capitalized
Last Page Of The Report:
On the last page of every report, two pieces of important information
are provided: Report Parameters and Report Break - Resolved Parameters.
1. Report Parameters
The parameters used to request the report are printed on the last
page to confirm what was requested. If the programs returned to you in
the report are not what you expected, the report parameters list is a useful
first place to start. At a minimum, you can verify the range of values
you provided when you submitted the report request.
2. Report Break -- Resolved Parameters
The list provided here represents the list of values within the range
you provided as Report Parameters.
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