Red Hook WatchIndependent Community Resource
Revenue
Appropriation
Net

Capital borrowing

Debt service paid out of this fund, broken down by borrowing instrument. Each instrument is a separate loan or bond with its own principal/interest schedule. The chart shows how total annual debt service has evolved and how it’s split between instruments.

FY 25/26 debt service
$205,430
Instruments
1
active in FY 25/26
Largest instrument
EFC (Sewer Project)
$205,430 / 100%

Debt service over time

InstrumentFY 25/26 debt serviceAuthorizedPaid to date*Outstanding (est.)
EFC (Sewer Project)
P $205,430 · I $0
$205,430
100% of fund debt
$3,673,000~$3,673,000
Total$205,430$3,673,000+~$3,673,000+

* “Paid to date” = sum of principal payments across every fiscal year column the budget doc carries (closed-year actuals + current-year projection). “Outstanding” subtracts that from the authorized face value for a rough remaining-balance estimate. The “+” on totals signals that the true number is at least this — instruments without an authorizing village resolution on file (USDA, WIIA) are not included in totals.

Timeline

Every event recorded for this fiscal year, in order.

  1. 2025-04-24adoption
  2. 2025-04-27post-adoption revision
    Revenue · Expense · Net
  3. 2025-10-06amendment
    Net $0 across 8 lines

Adopted-line streak: where each amended line ended up

For every line touched by an amendment this FY: the line’s starting amount before the first amendment, the signed effect of each amendment, and where it landed. Sorted by net dollar movement so the lines that ended up most different from their starting amount sit at the top.

CodeAccountStarting*
2025-10-06
EndingNet Δ
8130.41Grease Trap Pumping$10,000−$5K$4,996−$5K
8130.43WWTP Sludge Removal$8,900+$5K$13,900+$5K
1710.41Admin - Extras$3,000−$2K$1,000−$2K
1710.42Lab Sampling+$2K$2,000+$2K
1800Legal+$504$504+$504
1920.42Office Supplies$500−$500−$500
8120.44Supplies$6,500+$500$7,000+$500
8120.45Communications$500−$500−$500

* “Starting” is the QB current_budgetat the time of the first amendment, not the originally-adopted amount. They’re usually the same when a line hasn’t been touched before, but if you see a discrepancy that’s worth a closer look.

Where the money moved

For each mid-year amendment, the lines that lost dollars (left) and gained dollars (right). When the net is zero, money was reshuffled between lines, not added or removed from the total.

Lost dollars (4)

  • ES8130.41Grease Trap Pumping−$5K
  • ES1710.41Admin - Extras−$2K
  • ES1920.42Office Supplies−$500
  • ES8120.45Communications−$500

Gained dollars (4)

  • ES8130.43WWTP Sludge Removal+$5K
  • ES1710.42Lab Sampling+$2K
  • ES1800Legal+$504
  • ES8120.44Supplies+$500
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Draft variants

Each row below is a distinct draft of this budget. Drafts with identical content from re-uploads are collapsed into one entry. The adopted draft (if known) is the one the board voted on.