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City Clerk
BAYFRONT PARK MANAGEMENT TRUST
(A Component Unit of the City of Miami, Florida)
BASIC FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
September 30, 2022
BAYFRONT PARK MANAGEMENT TRUST
SCHEDULE OF FINDINGS AND RESPONSES
FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FINDiN
SIGNIFICANT DEFICIENCIES
2022-01 Joumal Entries""
Criteria
RECOMMENDATIONS
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record fQ r itgm(s) ul. J.
on tQ 1151 Ztl . City Clerk
Best practices dictate that joumal entries are preferably prepared and reviewed with the appropriate sign off as evidence
of the completeness, accuracy, and timeliness of the journal entry. Joumal entries should be prepared by one individual
and reviewed by a separate individual in management. Property reviewed journal entries reduce the risk of errors, fraud,
and material misstatements.
Condition
During our performance of audit planning procedures for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2022, joumal entry testing
procedures were performed. We noted during our testing that the joumal entries were not signed off noting review and
approval from management.
Cause
improper internal trots in place to ensure journal entries are properly reviewed and approved.
Effect
Without proper review of journal entry transactions, the Trust could be exposed to material misstatements due to
improper recordings in addition to possible fraud or misuse of funds.
Recommendation
We recommend the Trust implement internal controls associated with the review of joumal entry transactions to ensure
proper preparation and approval.
View of responsible officials and planned corrective actions
We will review QuidkBooks to see if we have a Joumal Entry list for the above recommendation.
2022-02 Bank Reconciliations
Criteria
Best practices dictate that bank reconciliations are preferably prepared and reviewed with the appropriate sign off as
evidence of the completeness, accuracy, and timeliness of the reconciliation. Timeliness of the monthly bank
reconciliations reduces the risk that errors, fraud, or misuse of funds could go undetected and/or uncorrected.
Condition
During our performance of audit planning procedures for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2022, we reviewed a
selection of bank reconciliations and noted that the bank reconciliations had no indication of review and approval from
management.
Cause
Improper internal c�ptftrols in place to ensure bank reconciliations are properly reviewed and approved.
Effect
Without proper review of bank reconciliations, the Trust would not know if the cash position at a point in time is accurate
and whether or not there were errors, fraud, or misuse of funds. In addition, unreconciled transactions could cause
accounts to be over/understated.
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BAYFRONT PARK MANAGEMENT TRUST
(A Component Unit of the City of Miami, Florida)
Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Position
For the fiscal year ended September 30, 2022
Operating revenues:
Licensing revenue
Parking operations
Charges for services
Amphitheater revenue
Ticket surcharge
Other revenue
Total operating revenues
Operating expenses:
General and administrative
Special events and marketing
Repairs and maintenance
Total operating expenses before depreciation
Operating income before depreciation
Depreciation
Operating income
Nonoperating revenues
Interest income
Total nonoperating revenues
Change in net position
Net position - beginning of the year
Net position - end of the year
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1,053,735
1,309,659
2,188,931
926,100
859,815
10,030
6,348,270
612,525
1,340,236
1,394 900
3,347,661
3,000,609
469 551
2,531,058
7,228'
7 228
2,538.286
15,478.566
1$,016,852
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record oritfm(s)
on fit) I 1l4 • City Cle1k
BAYFRONT PARK MANAGEMENT TRUST
(A Component Unit of the City of Miami, Florida)
Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Position
For the fiscal year ended September 30, 2023
Operating revenues:
Licensing revenue
Parking operations
Charges for services
Amphitheater revenue
Ticket surcharge
Other revenue
1,605,237
1,258,408
3,743,368
931,802
247,512
88,000
Total operating revenues 7,874,327
Operating expenses:
General and administrative
Special events and marketing
Repairs and maintenance
Total operating expenses before depreciation
Operating income before depreciation
Depreciation
Operating income
Nonoperating revenues
Intergovernmental revenue
Interest income
Total nonoperating revenues
Change in net position
Net position - beginning of the year
Net position - end of the year
702,358
1,432,845
1,863,206
3,998,409
3,875,918
469,551
3,406,367
3,439,210
286,044
3,725,254
7,131,621
18,016,852
$ 25,148,473
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record f►r itgm s) ,
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"Exhibit A" •
Reserve Transfer Funds
Total Income -
Gross Profit
Expenses
BPMT - AUTOMOBILE EXPENSES
BPMT - EQUIPMENT RENTAL
BPMT - LANDSCAPING & TREE MAINTENANCE
BPMT - LICENSES & PERMITS
BPMT - OFFICE & ORAL ADMIN. EXPENSES
BPMT -OTHER BUSINESS EXPENSES
BPMT -PAYROLL BENEFITS ANO EXPENSES
BPMT - PAYROLL SALARIES & WAGES
BPMT-PROFESSIONAL FEES
BPMT - REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE
BPMT - SPONSORED EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
BPMT - SUPPLIES & MATERIALS
BPMT - UTILITIES
Total Expenses
Net Operating Income
Other income
Interest Income & Dividends
Other Income
Total Other Income
Other Expenses
7700 Depredation Expense
Total Other Expenses
Capttal Expenditures
Net Other income
Net Income
Bayfront Park Management Trust Corporation
Operating budget
October 2024 - September 2025
Acthal Oct 1 2023-,'
30, 2024
9,739,69
•
.401.02
.70!'
4.3C;
174,079.59:
235,670.58:
1'61.061,24
-;4738,11273
55382t3
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; 2424-SepE,30,'2024.:
9etse6A2
400.00
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661.00
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6:
685-66
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1,1ir5 00;
4.773iX
86`388.00
714
478.00,
-=? ` 4:%140x470•00
23.584AO
Proposed Budget
202412025
20,300,97020
$ 29,950,011.20
9 29,950,011,20
$
3
26,042.00
38,000.00
198,500.00
12,000.00
142,040.00
73,000.00
282,724.00
1,305,098.42
1,172700.00
162,01200
1,382,500.00
62,160.00
846,500.00
Submitted into the p,Iblie
record for it m(si �-
on 1 City Clerk
4 ApproYed Bud
202412Q24
Budget variance
Proposed va Prior Year Budget
$• *` 9,879,628.00, -s 230,688.00
cid 4
•
,000A0
.000.00'
57,000.00.
:154,300.00`
ffi1.00
.000.06.
•
7,000.005
.500-0.
443,o0o:0Q;
230,588.00
(4,458.00)
26,000.00
(30,500.00)
12,000.00
(89,960.00)
(184,000.00)
128,424.00
99,277.42
596,700.00
(15.188.00)
(174,500.00)
(22.340.00)
403,500.00
5,703,276.42 $ : ,'? : ?i; 4,969,32t 00$ $ 744,955.42
$ 22,530,000.00
$ 22,903,265.22 '
4,010,355. ".3:, 1 sr .272157A2 $
0.00
4,451,75W*
4 975,543.42
1,045,000.00
$ 1,045,000.00
202,182.78
3 S42,917.22
4 13272620
Capital Improvements Funds
Total $22,530,000,00
Bayfront Park:
Fountain reconstruction: $6.5M
Rock Garden $350K
Landscaping $50K
Fencing at Bayfront Park $150K
Expansion of War Memorial $125K
Improvements at Bayfront Park $1.5M
(benches, lightning, monuments, promenade)
Office building improvements
Promenade
Dock Repairs
New Playground Equipment
Rower Clock
New Pick-up Truck
New Polaris
Total
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on t 1 L. City Clerk
Maurice Ferre Park:
Grading Leveling for improvements:
Aikefteatilg
Play Area Equipment
Lightning
Landscape Design
Sewall Repair
New Fountain
$2.0M
$2.0M
$350K
$1.5M
$325K
$40K
$15K
$550K
$275K
$2.5M
$750K
$300K
$750K
$2.5M
$ .12M
Pending Forensic Audit (Statement or scope of work that
specifically gives procedures to address significant deficiencies)
- SIGNIFICANT DEFICIENCIES 2022 and 2023 financial statements —
bank reconciliations and proper review of journal entries.
- Cash and interest earned — No investments? Bank conflict?
Related transfers ($45M) involving the former Interim Executive
Director BPMT, District 3 and the Tower Theatre to include micro
theatre facility built in the park- also to include salary and
reimbursements.
Permitting and procurement during the same time frame.
Petty cash transfers related to VIP Parking and MPA agreement
- Review of Contracts and agreements -any conflicts of interest
during the same time period- (El Toro Loco/AmericaTV)
$22.5M in committed projects coming online (Fountain
reconstruction, Flower Clock and Rock Garden & New Fountain @
Maurice Ferre) Ensure free from conflicts and procurement is
followed. Part of a master plan?
Out of mission transfers to Little Haiti ($50M), Liberty City (Adonis
Group:$50M)- Not in mission- community support?
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record fpQr it m(s)
an 10115 City Clerk