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Port hears biennial operating and capital budget proposals; staff flags modest revenue growth and capital prioritization
Summary
Deputy Director Elaine Forbes presented the Port’s proposed biennial operating budget showing modest revenue growth to roughly $69 million and proposed capital spending of about $21.66 million over two years; staff described funding constraints, four proposed new positions and strategies to protect an operating reserve while covering cruise terminal debt.
Commissioners received an informational presentation on the Port’s proposed biennial operating and capital budgets covering fiscal years 2011–12 and 2012–13.
Deputy Director Elaine Forbes told the Commission staff projects modest revenue growth in the first year to about $69 million, an increase driven by parking meter receipts, harbor services and a projected rise in cruise calls from 42 to 47. Forbes said most commercial rents remain the Port’s largest revenue source and noted several planned vacancies and legacy leases that will reduce base rents in later years; those reductions are partially offset by anticipated…
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