BOD · June 24, 2026 TAO Sawgrass
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Item 01 · Treasurer's Report

Best month of the fiscal year.

Cash is at $5.16M, up another $118K. Reserves climbed to $4.33M. May was the strongest month of FY2026 with $4,686 net income. New insurance is now confirmed, the YTD shortfall is narrowing, and the projected year-end surplus is around $85,000 on a budget that was set for breakeven.

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Total cash is now $5.16M with reserves at $4.33M and growing every month. May's net income of $4,686 is the best of FY2026 and trimmed the YTD shortfall to ($23,591). New insurance saves us about $53K a year, our bond portfolio is paying roughly 48% more interest than budget, and the year still projects to a ~$85,000 surplus versus a breakeven budget.

One item remains overdue for Board action: three units now owe $108,384 in 90+ day balances, growing $5–6K a month. Legal escalation needs authorization tonight.

Note — 2025 Audit Adjustments Posted in May

The 2025 audited financial statements were received and adjusting entries posted in May 2026. This affects several May line items including income taxes (reversed $9,245), bad debt allowance (increased to $55,791), prior year expense (reversed $10,669), and fund balance (adjusted down $55,389). These are accounting corrections, not operational changes.

01 Key Figures

As of May 31, 2026
Total Cash
$5.16M
Up $118K from April
Reserve Balance
$4.33M
Up $133K from April
May Net Income
$4,686
Best month of FY2026
YTD Net Income
($23,591)
Improving — was ($28,277)

02 Year-End Projection

Budget was breakeven
Projected Year-End Surplus — FY2026
~$85,000

Budget called for breakeven. Insurance savings and reserve interest remain the main positive drivers. Trash and water are running over budget and have pulled the projected surplus down from last month's ~$120K view, but the year still finishes comfortably in the black.

+$52,997
Insurance savings
+$43,849
Reserve interest above budget
+$12,000
Gas summer savings
($18,000)
Trash over budget
($15,000)
Water over budget
($23,591)
YTD loss to recover

03 Reserve Interest — Owner Impact

$3.19M portfolio · 396 units
Per-Unit Value · Bond Portfolio Income
Per Unit / Year
$338.00
Average reserve-interest income earned on behalf of every unit across the 396-unit association — effectively offsetting that much in annual carrying cost.
Total annual portfolio income$133,849
Budgeted$90,000
Over budget+$43,849
Per-unit surplus vs. budget+$110.73
Underlying portfolio$3.19M bonds
Unit count396

$133,849 ÷ 396 units = $338.00 per unit per year. Investment-grade corporate bonds pay semi-annually, so the income arrives in lump sums — full-year run-rate is locked in. The $43,849 above budget is roughly $110.73 per unit of pure surplus the FY2026 budget did not assume.

04 Six-Month Trend

Dec 2025 — May 2026
MetricDecJanFebMarAprMay
Net Income / (Loss)($26,579)$870($2,694)($556)$682$4,686
Operating Cash$661,033$543,749$507,125$460,996$471,510$454,695
Reserve Cash$3,670,931$3,846,872$3,956,632$4,061,059$4,198,222$4,331,056
Total Cash$4,704,522$4,763,179$4,836,314$4,894,613$5,040,290$5,158,309
Insurance (mo.)$63,977$85,350$62,684$70,168$65,690$42,096
Reserve Interest (mo.)$7,694$6,143$1,364$151$25,298$14,699

05 What's Working

Favorable this year
Insurance — Confirmed
New Policies Saving $53K This Year
$42,096

May insurance came in at $42,096 — the first full month of the new property policy ($264K/yr). Down from the $63–85K range in prior months. Combined with the D&O/Liability package, full year projected at $622,003 vs $675,000 budget.

Electricity — VFD Systems
$49,889 Under Budget Year to Date
$115,111

VFD systems on AC equipment and domestic water pumps continue to deliver consistent monthly savings. Running $49,889 below the $165,000 YTD budget through May. Management is working with Maintenance Supervisor Julio on garage lighting upgrades as the next savings opportunity.

Prior Year Expense
$10,669 Reversed — Books Cleaned Up
$0 YTD

The $10,669 that had sat on the books since December with no explanation was reversed in May as part of the 2025 audit posting. YTD is now $0. Issue is closed.

06 Items to Watch

Needs attention
Delinquencies
90+ Days Now $108,384
3 Units

888 Coin LLC (2305N), RKMO LLC (1101S), Hilda Hall (0801N). 90+ day balance grew from $102,832 in April to $108,384 in May — up $5,552. Total A/R at $113,681. Legal escalation requires board authorization tonight.

Trash Removal
27% Over Budget — Getting Worse
($13,703) YTD

YTD $63,701 vs $49,998 budget. May alone was $12,684 vs $8,333. City rate increase is confirmed but the gap is widening every month. Contract review needed — at the current pace we will finish $25K+ over the $100K annual budget.

Water & Sewer
Still Running Above Budget
($21,535) YTD

May came in at $56,361 vs $44,167 budget — better than April's $81K spike but still elevated. YTD ($21,535) over. A utility invoice allocation issue partially explains this; management is tracking the line separately going forward.

07 Reserve Funding

On track — ahead of budget
LineYTD ActualYTD BudgetStatus
Pooled Reserve Transfer$480,000$480,000On budget
SIRS Reserve Transfer$305,000$304,998On budget
Reserve Interest IncomeBooks show $55,350 received. About $32,500 more is accrued in Truist but not yet paid out. Bonds pay semi-annually, so income arrives in lump sums. Full-year projection: $133,849 vs $90,000 budget = +$43,849 surplus.$55,350$45,000+$43,849 FY est.
Total Reserve Funding$840,349$829,998+$10,351 ahead
Fully funded reserves · SIRS + Pooled + Interest income

08 Action Items

Board attention required
1
Authorize legal counsel on chronic delinquencies 888 Coin LLC, RKMO LLC, Hilda Hall — 90+ day balance now $108,384 and growing $5–6K per month. Overdue.
Critical
2
Trash removal contract review — 27% over budget and worsening YTD $63,701 vs $50K budget. At the current pace will finish ~$25K over the annual budget. Contract terms and rate increases need to be addressed now.
High
3
2025 audit adjustments — confirm all entries with management Bad debt allowance jumped to $55,791, fund balance adjusted down $55,389. Confirm these are final audit numbers.
Pending
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