FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS

LOCAL REVENUE FORECASTS

Realistic cost estimates, apportioned by funding source, are supplied for each agency. These estimates when compared to revenue forecasts give insight to the DMTIP Coordinating Committee on the financial feasibility of attaining implementation of the DMTIP. Forecasts of anticipated revenues for use in providing an efficient transportation system were developed using multi-year funding information from each local public agency that implements projects. The tables below show the projected funding available for the local match portion of the bridge and surface transportation projects of Delaware County, Muncie, and Yorktown, Indiana in the DMTIP.

FY 2020-24 Delaware County Revenue
Fund CUMBR LRS Wheel Tax
2020 2,142,400 609,205 1,072,280
2021 2,178,820 621,390 1,079,785
2022 2,215,860 633,815 1,087,345
2023 2,253,530 646,490 1,094,955
2024 2,291,840 659,420 1,102,620
Total $11,082,450 $ 3,170,320 $ 5,436,985

Delaware County uses its MVH funds, averaging over $4,000,000 per year, for the salaries, operation and maintenance costs for its highway department. The County’s projects in the DMTIP will usually use LRS, Wheel Tax, or Cumulative Bridge funds, which will also be used for local repaving and road/bridge repair costs.

FY 2020-24 Muncie Revenue
Fund LRS Wheel Tax
2020 656,955 1,212,595
2021 670,095 1,221,085
2022 683,495 1,229,630
2023 697,165 1,238,240
2024 711,110 1,246,905
Total $ 3,418,820 $ 6,148,455

The City of Muncie uses its MVH funds, averaging over $2,500,000 per year, for the salaries, operation and maintenance costs for its highway department. Muncie’s projects in the DMTIP will usually use LRS and/or Wheel Tax funds, which will also be used for repaving and road repair costs.

FY 2020-24 Yorktown Revenue
Fund LRS Wheel Tax
2020 90,035 183,200
2021 91,835 184,485
2022 93,675 185,775
2023 95,550 187,075
2024 97,460 188,385
Total $ 468,555 $ 929,920

The Town of Yorktown uses its MVH funds, averaging about $600,000 per year, for the salaries, operation and maintenance costs for its highway department. The LRS and/or Wheel Tax funds are available for use as local funds matching federal funds toward road and transportation enhancement improvements.

*Abbreviations: CUMBR - Cumulative Bridge Fund, LRS - Local Road & Street Account, MVH - Motor Vehicle/Highway Account, EDIT is Economic Development Income Tax.