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2020 Budget @ a Glance J U L Y 2 0 2 0 - J U N E 2 0 2 1 BUDGET AT A GLANCE W W W . K I A W A H I S L A N D . O R G T O W N O F K I A W A H I S L A N D I N C O R P O R A T E D I N 1 9 8 8 W H O A R E W E ABOUT US Jack Kotz Town Mission Elected Officials Craig Weaver, Mayor To protect and preserve the Chris Widuch, Mayor Pro Tem/Council residential character of the Maryanne Connelly, Council Member community and the Island’s Dan Prickett , Council Member unique natural environment Klaus Said, Council Member while supporting the economic Other Officials vitality of the resort and other Stephanie Tillerson, Town Administrator commercial enterprise. Dorota Szubert, Town Treasurer Statistics Single-family $1.2 M Average Home Price 2019 3657 $825K Average Lot Sales Price Households 40% 30% Population Age Range 20% 2065 Registered Voters 10% (full-time residents) 0% < 39 40-59 60-69 70-79 80+ KIAWAH ISLAND HOME OF Ten miles of wide, pristine, unspoiled, oceanfront beach Five Star, Five Diamond Sanctuary Hotel at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort The Ocean Course host of the 1991 Ryder Cup, 1997, 2003 World Cups, 2001 UBS Warburg Cup, 2007 Senior PGA Championship, 2012 PGA Championship and site of the 2021 PGA Championship Jim Jordan Bob Hill One of the few select areas in the The longest-running bobcat A vital nesting ground for world where dolphins strand feed. GPS Study in the world. loggerhead turtles with over Kiawah’s historically healthy 300 turtle nests on average bobcat population has been per year and one of the sharply declining. More at largest volunteer turtle www.savekiawahbobcats.com patrol programs in the U.S. Bob Hill Approximately 700 white-tailed deer A healthy population of Painted Buntings, A critical staging area for A healthy population of one of the most Red Knots during spring American alligators which can beautiful songbirds migration as they be seen in all of the 150 in North America. undertake an incredible brackish and freshwater ponds Kiawah’s coastal journey from South interspersed throughout the maritime forest America to the Arctic island. Never feed, harass, or provides critical traveling over 9,000 miles. approach alligators. breeding habitat for these birds. TOWN SERVICES T O W N C O U N C I L & C O M M I T T E E S Establishment of Town policies M U N I C I P A L C O U R T Jurisdiction to try all cases arising due to the violation of Town ordinances and has powers and authority in criminal cases made under state law and conferred upon magistrates. P U B L I C S A F E T Y Island-wide law enforcement provided by Charleston County Sheriffs Office, Beach Patrol, Code Enforcement, Emergency Response, Disaster Planning and Recovery. P U B L I C W O R K S Island beautification and maintenance of Beachwalker Drive, Kiawah Island Parkway from the roundabout at Betsy Kerrison Parkway to the E N V I R O N M E N T A L front gate and the Municipal Center. Beach management, wildlife population S O L I D W A S T E D I S P O S A L monitoring and research, habitat management, nuisance/injured wildlife response, Turtle Island-wide garbage, recycling, yard debris, Patrol education and outreach efforts. brown trash and household hazardous waste collection and disposal. C O M M U N I C A T I O N S P L A N N I N G A N D Z O N I N G Public information in normal and emergency operations is provided through various Zoning permits, subdivision of land, re-zonings, mediums, including the Town website, planned developments, variance requests, quarterly newsletter (Town Notes), bi-weekly special exception requests, site plan review, e-blasts, social media, and specialty zoning & land development regulations, and publications. appeals of administrative decisions. T O U R I S M P R O M O T I O N B U I L D I N G S E R V I C E S & B U S I N E S S L I C E N S E S Allocation of tourism funds, collaboration with island entities to promote tourism Responsible for accountable business practices activities, and hosts a Charleston Visitors through licensing and building permit and Bureau office. inspection process for all commercial and residential projects within the Town. It has an C O M M U N I T Y O U T R E A C H express goal of maintaining a safe building Charitable Contributions, Arts & Cultural environment for our residents through quality Events. plan review and inspections. Total Revenue Summary 45% 40% $7.8 Million Restricted and Unrestricted Funds Where the revenue Accommodation & Charges for Services Hospitality Taxes comes Business Licenses Building Permits Solid Waste Fees from 11% 4% Other Franchise Fees Court Fines Investments Income Misc. Property Tax (No Town of 0% Kiawah Island Property Tax) Property taxes paid to Charleston County do not include any taxes for the Town. More at www.kiawahisland.org/transparency Total Revenues Budgeted Total $7.8 Million Other Restricted Fund 2% Local ATAX $80K Revenues (34%) 10% $735K Total $2.6 M State ATAX Restricted 16% $1.3M Unrestricted Hospitality Tax General Fund 6% 66% $411K $5.2M Unrestricted General Fund Revenues (66%) Other Total $5.2 M 6% Solid Waste $307K 12% $600K Business License Local Option Tax 44% $2.3 M $472K 9% $856K Franchise Fees $665K 16% Building Permit More at www.kiawahisland.org/transparency 13% Revenue Sources Detailed $0 Property Tax - Property Taxes paid to Charleston County do not include any taxes from the Town Unrestricted Funds Restricted Funds Sources not required to be used for Sources that can only be used for specific purposes. Listed below: specific purposes. Listed below: State Accommodation Business Licenses Tax (SATAX) Fees charged to businesses to be able to A tax tourists pay from the rental charges for operate within the limits of the Town. accommodations when staying on the island. Revenues from this tax must be spent on Building Permits tourism-related expenditures except for the first $25K plus 5% of the remaining total revenues which are allocated to the Town’s general fund Fees charged to contractors for all construction and not restricted. The allocation of SATAX funds Jack Kotz projects, whether done by a licensed contractor is recommended by the Town's SATAX or property owner. Committee and approved by Town Council. The major areas where the money is allocated Solid Waste Collection include enhanced police protection, Beach Patrol, and community events. Fees for collection and disposal of residential Local Accommodation Fund garbage, recycling, and yard debris. SC state law allows the Town to levy 1% Franchise Fees municipal local accommodation tax. These fees are remitted to the Town by Charleston County monthly. Revenues must be spent exclusively Fees for the rights of specific companies to for things such as tourism, cultural events, and provide services within the Town, such as beach access roads providing access to tourist electricity, cable, and beach chair rentals. destinations. Local Option Tax County Accommodation A uniform 1% tax on the taxable sale. The Charleston County levies 2% accommodation state collects this tax and distributes a tax of which a portion is distributed to percent to municipalities in the county. municipalities where they were earned. The Town receives approximately 25% of the fees Other collected, contingent on the use of the money - Beverage Tax: The state levies this on capital projects or services that promote tax for alcohol beverage permits sold to tourism. businesses, of which a portion is distributed to the municipality. Hospitality Tax - Fines and Forfeitures: The Town keeps a small percentage of fees A tax paid by patrons of restaurants, grocery collected through Municipal Court for stores and any other establishments that sell tickets issued within the Town limits. and prepare food and beverages. The 1% tax is The majority of these fees go to the remitted to the Town by these businesses state. monthly. - Aid to Subdivision: State aid to local $0 Property Tax - Property taxes governments from several tax sources paid to Charleston County do not annually. include any taxes for the Town. Total Expenditures Summary Administration & $7.8 Million 26% Community Restricted and Development Services Unrestricted Funds How the Public Works/ 20% Infrastructure/ budget Municipal Center dollars are distributed 14% Public Safety 13% Solid Waste 11% Tourism Wildlife 6% $600K Research 5% Beach Management 3% Arts Council $665K 2% Charities More at www.kiawahisland.org/transparency 2020 - 2021 Expenditures Unrestricted - General Fund The general fund or unrestricted fund is the Town’s $7.8 million Below is how general & restricted funds are primary operating fund. This fund comes from revenue budgeted to be spent. from business license, permit fees, franchise fees, etc. 1,500,000 funds that come from State, $1.4 M Restricted Local and County Accommodation Tax, and Local Hospitality Tax. These funds must be used for promotion of tourism, tourism activities and/or tourism related expenses. $1 M 1,000,000 $872K $877K $800K $700K $949K $683K $37K $687K $680K 500,000 $443K $371K $299K $663K $244K $150K $188K $185K $144K $120K 0 $55K t l t n s n a n te r il s rk t s m e c ts ie s io e n e s t n n it e g t o m e m a ri n e r c a e u v a i in tr W e m e W u o E v n s c rc n g o C C l h r o i li a id T l a C e Z in fo ro n l a s r S b n i a o p rt tu .
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