Fiscal 2023 DIF Account

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Parking Numbers

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The proforma for FY2022 projected $845,650


In a report dated March 17, 2022,   $488,485 since fiscal year 2021 ended has been transferred to account #04D81101, BallPark City DIF.    

Considering you still have March-April-May-June in FY2022, the numbers may end up being close to the projection?


At the same time the parking garage that was leased to Madison may have taken a big bite out of the parking revenues this season??   

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Remember at one time we did not have a BallPark City DIF account.  

 Now evidently we do #04D81101

It should now be very easy to track DIF revenues..  



Comments

Anonymous said…
That is what I was looking for.
I may have confused the situation because I thought this was for an entire season which crossed two fiscal years.
July 21, 2022 at 8:55 AM
Anonymous said…
You are probably correct that the parking revenues are for the entire first season. The March DPW report for states " to properly account for parking revenues associated with Ballpark activities since Fiscal Year 2021". I think this covers the first half of the season which occurred in FY21 (May/June 2021) and the second half of the season which occurred in the beginning of FY22 (July-September 2021). I remember from the comments that someone stated they estimated the revenues were 20% low because for a few weeks the ball park had attendance restrictions. Assuming the 20% is a good estimate an entire year of parking with no restrictions should generate $585,000 in parking revenues.
July 21, 2022 at 12:44 PM
Anonymous said…
How many cars can the garage hold ? Was the $585,000 estimate based upon how many cars may park in the garage?
July 21, 2022 at 2:02 PM
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