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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
and Indirect Cost Rate
December 31, 2005
Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31, 2005
Table of Contents
Certification 1
Plan Narrative 2
County Cost Allocation Plan and
Indirect Cost Rate 3 - 9
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e County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31, 2005
Certification
I hereby certify as the responsible official of Eagle County,
Colorado, that the information contained in this Consolidated
Cost Allocation Plan for the year ended December 31, 2005 lS
correct and was prepared in accordance with the policies and
procedures contained in the FMC Circular 74-4. I further
certify that a consistent approach has been followed in treating
a given type of cost as direct or indirect and that in no case
have costs charged as direct costs of Federally supported
programs been included in the direct costs reflected in the
plan, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
ATTEST:
June , 2006
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation plan
Year Ended December 31, 2005
plan Narrative
The Eagle County Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan includes the
allowable costs of services provided to grantee and central
service departments. It is prepared in accordance with the
guidelines described in FMC Circular 74-4 and "Guide for Local
Government Agencies Establishing Cost Allocation Plans and
Indirect Cost Rates for Grants and Contracts with the Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare", OASC 8.
The plan allocates otherwise allowable charges which are
specifically incurred and paid for the grantee department
(Department of Social Services) , or other departments which
support federal programs. These costs were not reimbursed as
direct program costs by the State Agency (Colorado Department of
Social Services) . These allocations are shown on the schedules
included in the plan.
The plan then allocates allowable costs of central services
provided to functions responsible for accomplishing federally
assisted programs and grants.
Only the costs of those central services which could be
identified as benefiting the grantee department were allocated
in the plan.
All amounts are rounded to the nearest dollar and percentages to
the nearest thousandth.
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31,2005
Central Services Department
Net
Total Allowable
Expenditures Additions Deductions Note Costs
Treasurer 629,295 597,830 1 31 ,465
Attorney 700,272 672,261 2 28,011
Administrative 298,977 254,130 3 44,847
Finance 588,828 500,504 4 88,324
Purchasing/Central Services 211,333 179,633 5 31,700
Human Resources 298,027 253,323 6 44,704
Facility Management 2,023,770 1,720,205 7 303,565
Information Technology 1,540,272 1,278,426 8 261,846
Building Usage 1,020 9 1,020
Equipment Usage 33,395 10 33,395
Retirement 14,739 11 14,739
Property Insurance 264,327 12 264,327
Auditing/Special Services 23,500 23,500
Total 6,290,774 336,981 5,456,312 1 ,171 ,443
Indirect Rate Computation: Total Net Allowable Costs 1,171,443
= = 4.830%
Total Salaries and 24,254,631
Fringe Benefits
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31, 2005
Total Department
Department Salaries
Expenditures and Fringe
Departments (Memo Only) Benefits
Assessor 1,586,688 1.393,644
Clerk & Recorders - Operations& Elect 1.307,365 1.086.108
Commissioners 619,251 285,797
Board of Equalization 10,225 6,643
District Attorney 977,651 0
Grants & Contributions 310,914 0
Sheriff - all Departments 8,111,421 6,132.713
Emergency Management 477,143 88,576
Emergency Medical 10,715 0
Public Trustee/Treasurers Commissions 631,097 175,606
Coroner 100,919 53,771
Surveyor 21,807 19,118
Public Communications 103,791 68,201
GIS 268,539 188,151
General Administration 327,041 186,910
Nursing Services 892.933 613,489
WIC Program 173,239 167,198
Healthy Babies Grant 86,759 85,147
Senior Services 244,706 185,744
RSVP 103.943 53,733
Early Headstart 455,089 396,908
Spirit of Eagle Administration 81,014 67,235
Extension 151,551 58,169
Weed and Pest Control 127,672 49.051
County Fair/Fair Benefit 307,319 77,060
Animal ControllEV & RFV Animal Shelters 556,385 456,677
Interfund Transfers 2,355,000 0
Human Resources - Employee Benefits 140,674 0
Central Training 11,408 0
Employee Events 43,384 43,384
Engineering 668.294 587.736
Planning and Zoning 881 ,457 773,988
Building Inspection 846.957 792,403
Environmental Health 501,904 396,163
Housing 626,498 609,036
Road and Bridge Fund 6,414,040 1,832,237
Social Services Fund 2.234,593 1,474,551
Wrap Fund 2,078 0
Retirement Fund
Insurance Reserve Fund 378,786 0
Offsite Road Improvement Fund 26,615 0
Capital Improvements Fund 5,490,373 0
Sales Tax Eagle Valley Transportation 6.083,308 3,520,261
Sales Tax Eagle Valley Trails 131,396 38,341
Sales Tax Roaring Fork Valley - Transp. 282,247 0
Sales Tax Roaring Fork Valley - Trails 31,361 0
Transportaion Vehicle Replacement 643,992 0
Airport Fund 4,498,751 1,149,436
Conservation Trust Fund 80.000 0
Microwave Maintenance Fund 402,448 0
Contingent Fund 270,300
General Obligation Bond Fund 456,750 0
Joint Main!. Center Debt Service Fund 1,268,835 0
Capital Expenditure Fund 245,902 0
Construction Fund 0 0
Housing Fund 29,928 0
Hazardous Material Fund 67,011 0
Open Space Fund 6,183,102 0
Landfill Fund 3,069,476 528,857
Motor Pool Fund 4,599,473 612,589
Health Insurance Fund 5,415,917 0
Enhanced E911 Fund 564,416 0
Total 72,991,850 24,254,631
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31, 2005
Note 1 The Treasurer's Department performs various services related to the Banking function for
all departments. The amount of time involved for 2005 is estimated to be approximately
5% based on total Treasurers transactions.
Note 2 The Attorney's Department performs various legal services for all county
Departments. The amount of time involved for 2005 is estimated to be
approximately 4% based on number of contracts and legal issues
reviewed.
Note 3 The County Administrative Department performs various services related to the
Management function for all departments. The amount of time involved for 2005 is
estimated to be approximately 15% based on departments directly managed by the
County Administrator.
Note 4 The Finance Department performs various services related to the Budgeting, mail
and Accounting functions for all departments. The amount oftime involved for 2005 is
estimated to be approximately 15% based on warrants produced, payroll and other
accounting functions.
Note 5 The Purchasing Department performs various services related to the Purchasing function
for all departments. The amount of time involved for 2005 is estimated to be
approximately 15% based on Purchase Orders received and special central stores billings.
Note 6 The Human Resources Department performs various services related to the Personnel
function for all departments. The amonnt of time involved
for 2005 is estimated to be approximately 15% based on the number of employees.
Note 7 The Facilities Management Department performs various services related to the Building
function for all departments. The amount oftime involved for 2005 is estimated to be
approximately 15% based on the services provided.
Note 8 The Information Technology Department performs various services related to the
Information Technology function for all departments. The amount of time involved for
2005 is estimated to be approximately 17% based on number computers serviceable by
Information Technology.
* Percents are estimated time devoted directly to Social Services by the Central
Services Departments.
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31 , 2005
Schedule A: BUILDING USAGE
Allowable Central
Square Percent of Service Department
Central Service Department Feet Time Spent Square Footage
Treasurer 2,550 5.00% 128
Attorney 1,950 4.00% 78
Administration 2,400 15.00% 360
Finance 1,590 15.00% 239
Purchasing 140 15.00% 21
Information Technology 2,330 17.00% 396
Facility Management 1,900 15.00% 285
Human Resources 1,075 15.00% 161
1,668
Square Foot Central Service Departments 1,668
=
Square Foot All County Departments 111,659
= 1.4938%
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31. 2005
Note 8 Facility Management (see Schedule A)
Facility Management Total Expenditure 2,023,770
% of Central Service Space to Total Space 1.4938%
30,231
Note 9 Building Usage (see Schedule A)
New Building Costs 2,047,515
% of Central Service Space to Total Space 1.4938%
30,586
Central Service Building Allocations
Years of Amortization 30 Years
Total Central Service Departments
Building Usage 1,020
Note 10 Equipment Usage Charge
Cost of Percent of Allocable
Central Service Department Equipment 6.667% Time Spent Costs
Treasurer 38,684 2,579 5.00% 129
Attorney 8,486 566 4.00% 23
Administration 0 0 15.00% 0
Finance 17,076 1,138 15.00% 171
Purchasing 0 0 15.00% 0
Information Technology 2,734,728 182,324 17.00% 30,995
Facility Management 207,649 13,844 15.00% 2,077
Human Resources 0 0 15.00% 0
Total 33,395
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Eagle County, Colorado
Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan
Year Ended December 31, 2005
Note 11 Retirement Charge - A 6% retirement benefit is paid on behalf of the employees
the County.
Retirement Percent of Allowable
Central Service Department Wages Retirement Time Spent Costs
Treasurer 341,233 20,474 5.00% 1,024
Attorney 406,783 24,407 4.00% 976
Administration 200,200 12,012 15.00% 1,802
Finance 332,600 19,956 15.00% 2,993
Purchasing/Central Services 17,000 1,020 15.00% 153
Information Technology 341,783 20,507 17.00% 3,486
Facility Management 352,533 21,152 15.00% 3,173
Human Resources 125,733 7,544 15.00% 1,132
Total 14,739
Note 12 Property Insurance Charge
Total Property Insurance Paid in 2005 264,394
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CONSOLIDATED COST ALLOCATION PLAN
The Consolidated Cost Allocation Plan is required by the State that calculates related support
services of Social Services for reimbursement. The plan allocates allowable costs of central
services provided to functions responsible for accomplishing federally assisted programs and
grants. These costs were not reimbursed as direct program costs by the State Agency
(Colorado Dept of Social Services).
Comparison of the Net Allowable Costs and Indirect Rate Percentage:
2005 2004 2003 2002 2001
Net Allowable Costs: $1,171,443 $713,030 $532,780 $592,049 $557,031
Indirect Rate: 4.83% 2.928% 2.82% 2.874% 4.897%
The State reimburses a percentage of these indirect costs. Reimbursement of indirect costs is
received 22 months after submittal, due to multiple year comparisons required in the calculation
formula. Therefore, Eagle County was reimbursed for 2000's indirect costs in 2003 and may be
still be adjusted in 2005.
A full description of the State's reimbursement calculation is mailed by the State Department of
Human Services annually in the Cost Allocation Plan Statement.
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