1. Project Budget

Present the project budget with both high-level details (i.e., summary budget by milestone or deliverable) and a time phased budget breakdown by milestone. The summary budget has two columns (Milestone and budget amount). The time phased budget shows the budget amounts over the time period of the project.

Include a budget contingency and explain how that was calculated.

Project Budget

Following is the summary budget and time phased budget by milestone:

Info Summary Budget:

Expenses	Cost
Restaurant Equipment	40,000
Furniture and fixtures	20,000
Appliances	10,000
Playground Structures	11,000
Land Cost	550,000
Farm Equipment	250,000
Fencing	6,000
Advertising	30,000
Salaries	34,500
Insurance	10,000
Gas	7,000
Utilities	6,000
Inventory Supplies	40,000
Total	$1,015,000

Time Phased Budget:

Expenses	Jan	Feb	March	April	May	June	Total
Restaurant Equipment
Furniture and fixtures
Appliances
Playground Structures
Land Cost
Farm Equipment
Fencing
Advertising
Salaries
Insurance
Gas
Utilities
Inventory Supplies
Total							$1,015,000

2. Cash Flow

Identify which time period in your budget is at the greatest risk of cash flow problems. Explain your plan to manage or minimize any cash flow issues that might occur during the project

3. Project cost control

Illustrate at least three methods that you plan to use for measuring and controlling financial progress and the results of your project.

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