HomeMy WebLinkAboutRes-2018-029 2018 Central ServicesKITTITAS COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
RESOLUTION NO. 2018-Od~
A Resolution adopting Central Services Simplified Indirect Cost Allocation Plan
for Year Ended December 31,2016
WHEREAS, Kittitas County receives Federal Grant Dollars, and
WHEREAS, according to the United States Office of Management & Budget, 2 CFR Part
200, Uniform Administration Requirements, Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal
Awards (Uniform Guidance), Kittitas County needs to adopt a Centl'3.1 Service' Simplified Ifldirect
Cost A ll ocation Plan, and;
WHEREAS, the County Auditor has determined the Indirect Cost Rate to be 13.08%, based
on the distribution base of direct salaries & wages of each department/fund, and;
WHEREAS, the County Auditor has certified the Indirect Cost Rate of 12.50%; a reduction
from the actual calculation to allow for a margin of error, and
WHEREAS, the attached documentation shows the calculations of the Indirect Cost Plan for
Kittitas County as per the requirements for 2 CFR Part 200, Uniform Administration Requirements,
Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (Uniform Guidance).
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of County Commissioners adopts
the Indirect Cost Rate for Kittitas County at 12.50%, based on the distribution base of direct salaries
& wages, for federal grant reimbursement as certified by the County Auditor, effective January 1,
2018.
ADOPTED this 20st day of February, 2018.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
IaTTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON
the BoardlDeputy Clerk of the Board
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NARRATIVE
Kittitas County
Central Services
Simplified Indirect Cost Allocation Plan
For Year Ended December 31,2016
In order for the county to comply with federal regulations, 2 CFR Part 200, Uniform
Administration Requirements, Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards
(Uniform Guidance); Kittitas County has to adopt a simplified Central Services Indirect Cost
Allocation Plan.
This Central Services indirect cost allocation plan is for accounting, information
technology, communications, and human resources which provide departments centralized
services. This is a process whereby these central services costs can be identified and assigned
to benefitted activities on a reasonable and consistent basis. This central service cost allocation
plan provides that process.
Each county departmenUfund is listed showing the total 2016 actual expenses and 2016
direct salaries and wages. The distribution base is the direct salaries & wages of each
departmenUfund.
The departments are divided into 2 categories: Indirect Functions that Provide Services
to the Service Providing Units and Departments that Provide Direct Services to the Citizens of
the County. The Indirect functions are departments that provide Central ,Services to each
County Department. The other Departments provide services directly to the citizens. Those
departments may have some indirect costs. The explanation of each of these services is listed
below.
DEFINITIONS
Addit ional Costs -Additional expenses not accounted for at the department level; including
depreciation.
All Other Direct Costs -the amount remaining from total costs less additional expenses,
unallowable costs, indirect costs and direct salaries & wages.
Capitalized Ass'ets -Purchases of Asset that has a value $5,000 or above and has a life longer
than one year. These assets are depreciated. The Capitalized Asset is removed as an
unallowable cost.
Central Services -services that are provided to the organization, the customers of the Central
Services are the internal departments, which include Auditor Accounting, Information
Technology, Communications, and Human Resource.
Centra.l Service Cost allocation plan -means the documentation identifying, accumulating, and
allocating or developing rates based on the allowable costs of services provided by a
governmental unit on a centralized basis to its departments and agencies. The costs of these
services may be allocated or billed to users.
Department -all County Departments and/or County Funds.
Depreciation -Allocating the costs of a Capitalized Asset to periods benefiting the assets use.
Direct Salaries & Wages -the 2016 fiscal year end salaries & wages for each department
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Excluded Costs -Certain items of cost are classified by Uniform Guidance as extraordinary or
distorting expenditures and are excluded from the computation of the indirect cost rate i.e .
capitalized equipment.
Indirect Costs -costs incurred for a common or jOint purpose benefiting more than one cost
objective
Indirect Cost Rate - a devise for determining in a reasonable manner the proportion of indirect
costs each program should bear. It is the ratio of the indirect coast to a direct cost base.
Sub Departme nt -additional breakdown of a department expenses for accounting purposes
Total Costs -the 2016 fiscal year end actual expenses
Unallowable Costs -Certain items of cost are classified by Uniform Guidance as unallowable,
which means that federal funds cannot be used for those items of cost. For indirect cost
rate calculation; however, these unallowed costs are included in the base along with the direct
costs. Some examples for unallowed costs are: Governance, promotional advertising,
entertainment, and fines & penalties.
Uniform Guidance -United States Office of Management & Budget, 2CFR Part 200, Uniform
Administration Requirements, Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards
establishing principles and standards for determining costs for Federal awards carried out
through grants, cost reimbursement contracts , and other agreements with governmental units.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
A cc ounting
Governmental fund financial statements are reported using the current financial
resources measurement focus and the modified accrual basis of accounting. Revenues are
recognized as soon as they are both measurable and available. Revenues are considered to be
available when they are collectible within the current period or soon enough thereafter to pay
liabilities of the current period .
Audited Data
Kittitas County is audited annually by the State Auditor's office. The audits consist of
Financial and Single Audit and the Accountabil ity Audit. The Financial and Single Audit was
issued on September 28, 2017, Report #1019951 . The report stated:
We issued an unmodified opinion on the fair presentation of the financial statements of
the governmental activities, the business-type activities, each major fund and the
aggregate remaining fund information in accordance with accounting principles generally
accepted in the United States of America (GAAP).
Internal Control over Financial Reporting:
• Significant Deficiencies: We reported no deficiencies in the design or operation of
internal control over financial reporting that we consider to be Significant
deficiencies.
• Material Weaknesses: We identified no deficiencies that we consider to be
material weaknesses.
We noted no instances of noncompliance that were material to the financial statements
of the County.
Federal Awards Internal Control over Major Programs:
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• Significant Deficiencies: We reported no deficiencies in the design or operation of
internal control over major federal programs that we consider to be significant
deficiencies.
• Material Weaknesses: We identified no deficiencies that we consider to be material
weaknesses.
We issued an unmodified opinion on the County's compliance with requirements applicable
to its major federal program.
We reported findings that are required to be disclosed in accordance with 2 CFR
200. 516(a).
Schedule of Federal Award Findings and Questioned Costs
2016-001 Kittitas County did not have adequate internal controls to ensure
compliance with federal suspension and debarment and reporting requirements.
Depreciation
Capital assets , which includes property, plant, equipment, and infrastructure assets,
(e.g., roads, bridges, sidewalks, and similar items), are reported in the applicable governmental
or business-type columns in the government-wide financial statements. Capital assets are
defined by the county as assets with an initial, individual cost of more than $5,000 and an
estimated useful life in excess of one year. Such assets are recorded at historical cost or
estimated historical cost if purchased or constructed. Donated capital assets are recorded at
estimated fair market value at the date of donation. Kittitas County has elected to use the
modified approach to account for the infrastructure account; Gravel Roads, which eliminates the
need to report depreciation expense .
Computer Software is reported as Intangible Assets with a capitalization limit of $5,000
and is not depreciated.
Capital Leases are defined as long term debt to the county. The asset is tracked but
there is not value placed in the Capital Assets . Capital Leases are determined by one of the
following four criteria; 1) The lease transfers ownership of the property to the lessee by, or at,
the end of the lease term; 2) The lease contains an option to purchase the leased property at a
bargain price; 3) The lease is equal to or greater than 75% of the estimated economic life of the
leased property ; 4) The present value of rental and other minimum lease payments , excluding
that portion representing executory costs to be paid by the lessor, equals or exceeds 90% of
the fair value of the lease property.
The cost of normal maintenance and repairs that do not add to the value of the asset or
materially extend assets lives are not capitalized .
Major outlays for capital assets and improvements are capitalized as projects are
constructed. Interest incurred during the construction phase of the capital assets of business-
type activities is included as part of the capitalized value of the assets constructed .
Property, plant, and equipment of the primary government are depreciated using the
straight line method over the following estimated useful lives:
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Assets Years
Buildings & Improvements 5-60
Improvements other than Buildings 5-50
Machinery & Equipment 3-20
Roads, Guardrails & Traffic Signals 20
Bridges 51
Time and Attendance
Kittitas County uses an electronic time and attendance system to track employee's time.
Employees who allocate their time are required to post their time by project or by project time
distribution. This allows the time costs to be charged to the specific project.
Travel Reimbursements
Kittitas County's travel policy for 2016 followed the Federal Guidelines for employee
reimbursement of travel costs. Kittitas County uses the High-Low cost of travel reimbursement.
Meals are reimbursed as follows:
You must be traveling away from home
overnight to re c eive meal reimbursement (IRS
requirement)
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Incidentals
TOTAL
U.OQ .. $11.00*
$14.00 .. $17.00*
$29.00 .. $35.00w
5.00 .. $ 5.001:
$57.00 .. $68.001:
Mileage Reimbursement
Mileage Rate is 54 cents per mile for the use of
your personal vehicle.
INDIRECT FUNCTIONS
Auditor -Accounting
The Accounting Division is responsible for the Budgeting, Auditing and Accounting for
the county. The total Auditor's Accounting Division 2016 actual expenses were $485,031. The
accounting division audits the vouchers and payrolls and processes the warrants for the junior
taxing districts. The allocation for the amount of time the accounting division spends on the
other districts is 3.62% of the total hours. The amount of salaries, benefits and supplies
allocated, $432,946; as an indirect cost is 96.38%. All other operating expenses were allocated
at 100% with the exception of penalties and fines which are not allowed. The amounts of
excludable and unallowable costs are $52,085 which includes salaries reimbursed by other
funding sources.
Total Expenditures
Less: Excludable Cost (District 3.62%)
Total Indirect Costs
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$485,031
-52,085
$432,946
In formation Tec hnol og¥ (Servi ces)
Information Technology is responsible to maintain the county computer equipment and
software for all departments. Total 2016 actual expenses for Information Technology were
$816,653 plus depreciation of $43,470 for total expenses of $860,123 . Of the total expenses
$92,597 are excluded costs and $1,702 are unallowable costs.
Total Expenditure
Plus Depreciation
Less Excluded Costs
Less Unallowable Costs
Total Indirect Costs
These excluded/unallowable costs include the following :
Capital Outlay
Capital Lease and interest
Total Excludable/Unallowable Costs
Communications
$816,653
43,470
-92,597
-1,702
$765,825
44,299
48,298
$92,597
The Communications Department is responsible for the County's postage machine; the
county's phone system and the copier, which is located in the auditor's office. Total 2016 actual
expenses for Communications were $72,799, plus depreciation of $2,876 and of the expenses
$59,106 are excludable costs. These excludable costs include the following:
Total Expenditures
Plus Depreciation
Less Excludable Costs
Total Indirect Costs
These excluded/unallowable costs include the following :
Supplies purchase for copier
Telephone courtesy phones
Postage -billed direct
Equipment Maintenance for copier
Lease on Postage Machine
Total Excludable Costs
Human Re so urce
$72,799
2,876
-59,106
$16,568
$ 381
398
49,985
936
7,407
$59,106
The Human Resource Department administers various programs involving recruitment,
compensation, benefits, collective bargaining, and personnel policy. The 2016 actual expenses
are $165,820. The Human Resource is responsible for Civil Service and these costs are
excludable as they only represent the Sheriff's office which is considered 15% of Salaries and
Benefits, and other operating expenses for a total of $28,583 excludable costs. Items that affect
the entire employee base are presented at 100%.
Total Expenditures
Less Excludable Costs
Total Indirect Costs
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$165,820
-28,583
$137,237
DEPARTMENTS THAT PROVIDE DIRECT SERVICES
Auditor-Administration
The Auditor is responsible for 5 sub-departments; Accounting, Recording, Vehicle
Licensing; Elections and Voter Registration. There are 13 employees in the office. During 2016
the accounting staff had 6 full time employees and an intern. The total paid hours for the
accounting staff was 12,582 out of 29,469 or 42.70%, the accounting staff salaries were
$275 ,802 out of $615 ,639 or 44.80%; the average of both is 43.75%. The expenses were
distributed by the 43.75% except for the costs related to other divisions within the office. The
total Auditor's Administration 2016 expenses are $123,748. The amount for the indirect
allowable costs is $54,101.
Facilities Maintenance -Motor poo l
The facilities maintenance expenses for the motor pool was $12,443. The total mileage
used by each employee was divided by the total miles used for all pool cars. The 2016 amount
of indirect usage for Auditor's Accounting , Human Resource , Information Technology and a
percentage of County Treasurer is $2,062. County Auditor Administration and Facilities
Maintenance did not have vehicle usage that would be included.
Department
Auditor Accounting
Information Technology
Prosecutor -Civil
County Treasurer
Human Resource
Total Motor Pool Costs
Facilities Maintenance
Percent of
total Usage
2.03%
7.69%
6.23%
3 .07%
3.40%
Allocation usage
100%
100%
6 .2%
100%
100%
Amount
Total costs x Percentage
of Usage x Allocation
Usage
253
956
48
382
423
2,062
The facilities maintenance expenses for the Courthouse were $383 ,235; there was no
depreciation of capitalized expenses. There were $20,618 excludable costs as these were
billable cost to other departments, i.e. Solid Waste and Capital Improvements. There were
$127 of Unallowable costs for penalties . The total allowable costs are $362,489. The allowable
costs were divided by the square footage of the building. The building square footage is 73 ,707.
The total expenses divided by the square footage equals $4.92 per square foot. The allowable
indirect costs for the Facilities Maintenance total $26,038. The following is the breakdown.
Room
Auditor's Accounting
Accounting Manager
Human Resource
Treasurer's Office
County Auditor
Information Services
Mail Room
Square Footage
345 .00
74 .00
916.40
1,892.84
152.10
2 ,668.00
79.05
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% allowed
100
100
100
60
44
100
100
TOTAL
Amount
$ 1,697
364
4,507
5,629
331
13,121
389
$26,038
Non -Departmenta l
This department's expense for 2016 is $1,138,186. The indirect cost from this
department is for the state auditor, retrospective rating and dues. The state auditor costs for
2016 were $67,699. The audit was for the Single and Financial Audit and the Accountability
Audit. The retrospective rating is for additional premiums that are due to the Department of
Labor & Industries for claim expenses above the plan choice . The dues that affect all
departments , WSAC, WACO, NACO and state purchasing are also allocated as an indirect
expense. The total amounts of indirect costs are $175,739
Treasurer
The County Treasurer is responsible for the collection of the taxes, receipting of all money from
all departments/funds , investments and the redemption of all county warrants. The amount of
cash and investments on hand as of December 31,2016, was $121,054,146 of which 48.57%
was for County funds and 51.43% was for the Special Purpose districts . The total expenses for
2016 were $604,994, plus depreciation of $2 ,973 for a total of $607,967. The excludable
expenses were calculated at the 51.43% or $312 ,761 . There are $3 ,738 unallowable costs for
leases and capitalized equipment. The total amount of allowable indirect costs for the Treasurer
is $291,468.
Computer Replacement
The total 2016 computer replacement expenses were $86,453 of this amount $28,189
was the amount of direct purchases for Human Resource, Treasurer and Information
Technology.
GENERAL COSTS OF GOVERNMENT
Under Paragraph 200.444 of Uniform Administration Requirements, Cost Principles and
Audit Requirements for Federal Awards the general costs of government are unallowable. The
following unallowable costs include:
• Salaries and expenses of the Board of County Commissioners,
• Cost of the judicial branch of government
• Cost of prosecutorial activities unless treated as a direct cost to a specific program if
authorized by statues or regulation
• Cost of other general types of government services normally provided to the general
public such as fire and police
CENTRAL SERVICES INDIRECT COST CALCULATION
The Central Services Departments; Auditor's Accounting, Information Technology ,
Communications, and Human Resources had indirect costs of $1,352,575. With the other
indirect costs from other departments totaling $607,698 the total county indirect costs are
$1,960,274.
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The County elects to use the simplified method for the rate computation based upon
salaries. The total County indirect costs divided by direct wages. The wages paid in 2016 were
$14,981,109.
Indirect Cost Rate Computation:
Indirect Costs divided by
Direct Salaries & Wages
$ 1,'960,274
$14,981,109
Notes: Apply this rate to allowable salaries and wages
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Indirect Cost Rate =13.08%
Adopted Rate = 12.50%
Department
Indirect Functions that Provide
Services to the Service Providing Units
0011 Auditor
0017 Information Services
0020 Communications
0038 Human Resource
Departments that Provide Direct Services
to the Citizens ofthe County
0010 Assessor
0011 Auditor
0011 Auditor
0011 Auditor
0011 Auditor
0011 Auditor
0011 Auditor
0012 Board Equalization
0013 Fire Marshal/Code Enforcement
0015 County Clerk
0016 Commissioners
0018 Cooperative Extension
0019 Disability Board
0021 Judge -Superior Court
0022 Juvenile
0023 Law Library
See Accompanying Narrative
Kittitas County
Central Services
Simplified Indirect .Cost Allocation
For the Year Ended December 31, 2016
Sub Department
Accounting
Information Services
Postage Machine/Cle Elum Una
Human Resources
Total Indirect Services
Assessor
Administration
Recording
Vehicle Licensing
Elections
Voter Registration
HAVAGrant
Board Equalization
Fire MarshaVCode Enforcement
County Clerk
Commissioners
Cooperative Extension
Disability Board
Judge -Superior Court
Juvenile
Law Library
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Total Costs
12-31-2016
485,031
816,653
72,799
165,820
1,540,303
a
Total Costs
12-31-2015
1,052,839
123,748
108,399
179,069
234,370
41,782
2,113
9,595
283,728
300,730
460,057
169,706
21,484
723,125
437,698
19,739
b c
Additional Costs Excluded Costs
ie Depr, Rev
(51,252)
43,470 (92,597)
2,876 (59,106)
(28,583)
46,345 (231,538)
b c
Additional Costs Excluded Costs
ie Depr, Rev
d
Unallowable
Costs
(833)
(1,702)
(2,535)
d
Unallowable
Costs
e
Indirect
Costs '
a+b+c+d
432,946
765,825
16,568
137,237
1,352,575
e
Indirect
Costs
54,101
Direct All Other
Salaries/Wages Direct Costs
o
Direct All Other
SalariesJWages Direct Costs
a+b-f
681,267 371,572
79,591 44,157
73,926 34,473
118,604 60,464
52,569 181,802
15,148 26,634
2,113
6,780 2,815
80,487 203,241
206,343 94,387
325,714 134,343
88,703 81,003
15,230 6,254
230,041 493,084
263,317 174,381
2,634 17,105
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Department
Departments that Provide Direct Services
to the Citizens ofthe County
0024 Lower District Court
0025 Facilitites Maintenance
0025 Facilitites Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0025 Facilities Maintenance
0026 Non-Departmental
27 Coroner
0029 Prosecutor
0029 Prosecutor
0029 Prosecutor
0029 Prosecutor
0030 Sheriff
0031 Treasurer
0032 Upper District Court
0033 Pest Control
0034 Conference of Govemment
0036 Library Advisory Board
0037 Emergency Management
0040 Criminal Justice
39 Admissions Tax
0044 Post Employment Benefits
0045 Historical Document Program
0046 Current Use
0047 Upper Co Ground Water
0060 Computer Replacement
109 Event Center
101 Airport
103 Youth Amatuer Sports Activity
105 Community Services
106 County Road
107 Flood Control
108 Public Facilities
110 EIS Trust
112 Low Income Housing
113 Recreation
114 Homelessness Housing
115 Trial Court Improvements
116 Public Health
See Accompanying NarratiVe
Kittitas County
Central Services
Simplified Indirect Cost Allocation
For the Year Ended December 31, 2016
Sub Department
a b c
Total Costs Additional Costs Excluded Costs
12-31-2015 ie Depr, Rev
Lower District Court 1,088,894
Motorpool 12,443
MalillDriatIeo Vet'lleles 6,348
Courthouse 383,235 20,618,25
Sorenson Building 90,425
Upper District Court 129,880
Permit Center 51,848
Jail 319,807
Sheriff Admin 33,645
Admin 40,334
Non-Departmental 1,138,186 (962,446.84)
Coroner 236,712
Prosecutor Admin 949,291
Prosecutor Support Enforcement 112,522
Prosecutor Civil 672,357 (185,855.91 )
Prosecutor Sexual Assualt Interv 13,366
Sheriff 6,770,871
Treasurer 604,994 2,973 (310,753)
Upper District Court 545,415
Pest Control 29,132
Conference of Government 340
Library Advisory Board 139,500
Emergency Management 102,719
Criminal Justice 54,976
Admissions Tax 102,017
Post Employment Benefits 57,867
Historical Document Program 9,708
Current Use 367
Upper Co Ground Water 0
Computer Replacement 86,453
Event Center 2,929,243
Airport 314,709
Youth Amatuer Sports Activity 4,802
Mental Health 873,543
County Road 10,113,230
Flood Control 553,536
Public Facilities 556,382
EIS Trust 27,688
Low Income Housing 42,430
Recreation 11,144
Homelessness Housing 84,367
Trial Court Improvements 79,331
Public Health 1,474,274
d e
Unallowable Indirect Direct All Other
Costs Costs Salaries/Wages Direct Costs
a+b-f
566,539 522,355
2.062 1,649 10,794
6,348
(128) 26.038 152,223 231,012
39,800 50,624
773 129,107
21,803 30,045
28,532 291,275
6,506 27,139
24,202 16,132
175,739 82,105 1,056,081
95,058 141,654
623,485 325,806
77,579 34,943
30,100 358,212 314,145
6,987 6,379
3,714,845 3,056,026
(3,738) 291,468 285,521 322,446
330,069 215,346
29,132
243 97
139,500
33,444 69,275
54,976
885 101,132
57,867
5,464 4,245
367
28,189 86,453
334,123 2,595,120
17,909 296,800
4,802
29,138 844,405
2,006,382 8,106,848
46,887 506,849
684 555,698
1,230 26,458
213 42,218
3,707 7,437
1,941 82,426
17,938 61,393
855,251 619,023
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Department
Departments that Provide Direct Services
to the Citizens of the County
118 Veterans Assistance
119 911 Excise
120 311 Os Clerk
120 3/1 Os Juvenile
120 3/10s Prosecutor
120 3/10s Sheriff
122 Treasurers M&O
123 Noxious Weed
125 Auditor Centenial Doc
126 Leased Water
127 Misdemeanant Probation
130 Prosecutor Victim Witness
131 Drug Enforcement
134 Public Defense
135 Forfeited Drug Proceeds
140 Hotel Motel
142 Real Estate Excise Tax Tech
202 2010 GO Bond
205 Refund Fund
206 CRID
301 Capital Improvements
302 Courthouse Jail Expanison
Kittitas County
Central Services
Simplified Indirect Cost Allocation
For the Year Ended December 31,2016
Sub Department
Veterans Assistance
911 Excise
3/1 Os Clerk
3/10s Juvenile
3/10s Prosecutor
3/1 Os Sheriff
Treasurers M&O
Noxious Weed
Auditor Centenial Doc
Leased Water
Misdemeanant Probation
Prosecutor Victim Witness
Drug Enforcement
Public Defense
Forfeited Drug Proceeds
Hotel Motel
Real Estate Excise Tax Tech
2010 GO Bond
Refund Fund
CRID
Capital Improvements
Courthouse Jail Expanison
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Total Costs
12-31-2015
46,873
752,930
113,339
36,857
189,155
1,107,295
53,991
369,523
65,028
95,692
684,023
133,764
10,000
38,550
631
573,532
50,053
722,331
0
150,340
540,386
0
b c
Additional Costs Excluded Costs
ie Depr, Rev
309 Rodeo Grounds Capital Improve Rodeo Grounds Capital Improve 0
401 Solid Waste Solid Waste
402 Community Development Service Community Development Service
501 ER&R
511 Unemployment
601 Jerry Williams Library Trust
Indirect Cost Rate Computation:
Indirect Costs divided by
Direct Salaries & Wages
ER&R
Unemployment
Jerry Williams Library Trust
Total Direct Services
TOTAL
3,659,010
1,660,036
2,096,625
31,776
0
48,200,256 2,973 1 (1,438,437)
49,740,559 49,318 (1,669,976)
(49,740,570)
(11)
1,960,274
14,981,109
Notes: Apply this rate to total allowable salaries for each claim for reimbursement
See Accompanying Narrative
d
Unallowable
Costs
(3,866)
(6,401)
e
Indirect
Costs
607,698 I
1,960,274
Indirect Cost Rate =
Direct All Other
SalarieslWages Direct Costs
72,797
23,833
125,647
601,983
28,198
203,442
432,254
84,392
6,340
20,782
433,579
719,552
216,632
14,981,109
14,981,109
13.08%]
a+b-f
46,873
752,930
40,542
13,024
63,508
505,312
25,793
166,081
65,028
251,769
49,372
10,000
38,550
631
567,192
29,271
722,331
150,340
540,386
3,225,431
1,881,994
31,776
32,185,942
32,185,942
Adopted Rate = r::==12::-SO%]
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0
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KITTITAS COUNTY
CERTIFICATE OF COST ALLOCATION PLAN
This is to certify that I have reviewed the cost allocation plan submitted herewith and to
the best of my knowledge and belief:
(1) All costs included in this proposal for the period ended December 31, 2016 are to
establish cost allocations or billings starting January 1, 2018 are allowable in
accordance with the requirements of the Part; 2 CFR Part 200, "Uniform Administration
Requirements, Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards" and the
Federal award(s) to which they apply. Unallowable costs have been adjusted for in
allocating costs as indicated in the cost allocation plan.
(2) All costs included in this proposal are properly allocable to Federal awards on the
basis of a beneficial or causal relationship between the expenses incurred and the
Federal awards to which they are allocated in accordance with applicable requirements .
Further, the same costs that have been treated as indirect costs have not been claimed
as direct costs. Similar types of costs have been accounted for consistently.
I declare that the foregoing is true and correct.
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Name of Official: Jerald V . Pettit
Title: Kittitas County AUditor
Date of Execution: January 1! 2018
The 2018 rate approved is 12.50%
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