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Revenue Information

ACME UNIT COUNT AND ASSESSMENT HISTORY

Acme has a $6.7 million budget with no debt.   The Budget is developed in conjunction with Wellington’s budget and is presented multiple times starting in June and ending in September of each year.

Fiscal YearUnitsAssessment Per Unit
201225,754$175
201325,756$200
201425,827$200
201525,827$200
201625,927$200
201725,995$230
201825,995$230
201925,993$230
202026,467$230
202126,592$230
202226,349$230
202326,344$230
202426,302$255 
2025 26,293$255

 

The Acme Improvement District assesses for storm water management and infrastructure maintenance through non-ad valorem assessments which are levied on a resident’s annual property tax bill.  

The Acme assessment is based on acreage expressed in units corresponding to portions of acres.  The table below illustrates the unit calculation method:

Parcel SizeNumber of Units
Up to 1.49 Acres1
1.50 - 2.49 Acres2
2.50 - 3.49 Acres 3
3.50 - 4.49 Acres 4

 

The statutory authority for the levy of fees and assessments is provided under Florida Statutes Chapters 189 and 298.

The District is divided into assessment units based on the relative benefit to each area.  The distribution of the units and relative benefit are show in the following chart.

AreaOriginal Unit of DevelopmentAssessment Benefit UnitDescription of AreaAcreage per LotRelative Benefit RatioTotal UnitsTotal Acres
A (Urban)IA-IWellington (excludes Paddock Park II & Saddle Trail Park)1.49 or less63%13,5775,369
VA-VThe Landings2,2021,133
 VIIA-VIIWellington's Edge and SR 7/US 441 Medical Arts  748283
TOTAL UNIT A     16,5276,785
B (Rural)IIB-IIPalm Beach Point5 or greater27%5,6624,421
 Overall District (OAD)B-OADLittle Ranches & all land south of Pierson Road (includes Orange Point, Commerce Park & other rural areas except sections 20 & 21)  1,5501,560
TOTAL UNIT B     7,2125,981
C (Semi-Urban)IC-IPaddock Park and Saddle Trail Park1.5 to 58%1,2141,156
   Grand Prix Farms and Wellington Country Place (Sections 20 & 21)  892906
TOTAL UNIT C     2,1062,062
Wellington Green Mall    2%448445
TOTAL ALL UNITS     26,29315,273

ACME IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT REVENUE

CodeRevenue SourceFY 2022 ActualFY 2023 ActualFY 2024 ActualFY 2025 Budget
3ISPECIAL ASSESSMENTS$5,864,540 $5,869,543$6,522,755$6,412,617
3JOTHER PERMIT & FEES0000
3MCHARGES FOR SERVICES313,805300,522281,314282,000
3OINVESTMENT EARNINGS-163,309153,353365,88746,000
3QMISCELLANEOUS5154546,918130,25048,500
3RPROCEEDS-ASSET SALES0011,6510
3zAPPROPR. OF RESERVES0000
ACME FUND TOTAL$6,066,580$6,370,336$7,311,856$7,431,043

 WATER AND SEWER UTILITIES

Acme’s water and sewer utility revenues are provided by utility customers.  A rate study is conducted regularly to determine the rate structure required to fund utility service and maintenance.

 

RESIDENTIAL UTILITY RATES FY 2025

Base ServiceUsage Consumption (per 1,000 Gallons)Rate per 1,000 gallons
Water$26.841-6,000$2.77
6,001-15,0004.12
15,001-25,0005.51
Over 25,0009.06
Sewer$25.611-6,000$2.57
   6,001 - 15,000 2.57
Total$52.45 

 Customers outside Wellington are charged a 25% surcharge

 

 

ACME UTILITY REVENUE COLLECTED AND BUDGETED

CodeRevenue SourceFY 2022 ActualFY 2023 ActualFY 2024 ActualFY 2025 Budget
3JOTHER PERMIT & FEES$94,379$101,167$205,991$60,000
3KINTERGOVT- GRANTS$135,07206,0000
3MCHARGES FOR SERVICES$23,946,82124,911,36327,609,75730,066,578
3OINVESTMENT EARNINGS-1,782,5281,153,4462,141,878354,000
3QMISCELLANEOUS92,223125,984256,6466,000
3RPROCEEDS-ASSET SALES-572,6920-99,3060
3TTRANSFERS IN00010,000,000
3WCAPACITY CHARGES7,039,7332,357,8651,650,526600,000 
3XDISTRIBUTION LINES231,179144,2431,539,8010
3YMETERS22,45913,30443,89620,000
3ZAPPROPR. OF RESERVES0000
UTILITY FUND TOTAL$29,206,645$28,807,372$33,355,189$41,106,578