ALLENS POND YEARLY MEETING, 2026

ALLENS POND ASSOCIATION, INC.

TREASURER’S REPORT for Year Ending August 15, 2026

Financial Summary

As of August 14, 2026, the Association has $12,278.75 in total assets.

During the past year , the Association recorded $3,404.85 in revenue and $8,630.60 in expenses, resulting in a net operating deficit of $5,225.75.

The largest expense was $7,200.00 for channel excavation, which was necessary to support the ongoing maintenance and tidal flow of Allen’s Pond.

Current Assets

Total Assets: $12,278.75

Santander Business Checking $11,584.11

Payments to Deposit $694.64

Total Assets $12,278.75

Revenue

Total Revenue: $3,404.85

Revenue comes primarily from membership dues, donations, and other receipts. Continued membership and contributions are important to maintaining the Association’s operating funds and reserves.

Expenses

Total Expenses: $8,630.60

Channel Excavation $7,200.00

Software & Apps $585.28

Permits & Fees $330.00

Website $322.18

Credit Card Fees $113.64

Social Media $42.50

Filing Fees $33.50

Bank Fees $3.50

Total Expenses $8,630.60

Operating Results

Total Revenue $3,404.85

Total Expenses ($8,630.60)

Net Operating Deficit ($5,225.75)

Although the Association has a deficit for the period, it continues to have $12,278.75 in total assets and sufficient funds to support current operations.

Financial Outlook

Maintaining an adequate reserve remains important as future pond-related work can be costly and may involve permitting, engineering, excavation, and maintenance.

Projecting forward 4.5 years towards the next channel opening:

Channel excavation 20% more in 4.5 years   = $8640

Operating expenses $900year x4.5 years        = $4050

Permits estimated not to exceed $1000           = $1000

Additional engineering fees estimate                 = $2000

                                                                          Total         = $15,690

For the remainder of 2026, the Association should:

Encourage timely payment of membership dues.

Encourage voluntary contributions and seek grants.

Maintain a reasonable reserve for future pond work.

Monitor administrative and technology expenses.

Carefully review significant expenditures.

Continue accurate and timely financial reporting.

Respectfully submitted,

Jean Motha, Treasurer
Allens Pond Association, Inc.