HomeMy WebLinkAboutPresentation - FY 22-23 Capital ProjectsCity of Palm Springs
FISCAL YEAR 2022-2023
DISCUSSION ON FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CIP)
MAY 4, 2022
Funding Sources for the 5-Year CIP
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Fund
133 –Gas Tax
134 –Measure A
135 –Drainage
142 –SB1 –RMMA
152 –Quimby Act
260 –Measure J
261 –Capital Projects
Enterprise Funds
420 –Wastewater
416 Airport
•California Government Code Section 65403 requires City Council review and approve the CIP
•Council Discussed the comprehensive CIP last year for FY 21-22 through FY 25-26
•The CIP is funded using multiple funding sources as shown below
Staffing Levels
Engineering Division Staffing Levels
Administration
City EngineerAdministrative Coordinator
Capital Projects
Principal Engineer Engineering Assistant (Vacant)Senior Civil Engineer Associate Civil Engineer (2)
Land Development and Field Inspection
Senior Engineering AssistantEngineering Assistant Counter TechnicianEngineering Associate Inspector (2)
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We Support and work with–General Public, Developers,
Contractors, Consultants, Federal and State Agencies, Commissions,
One-PS, Neighborhood Groups, multiple City Departments
Current Projects for FY21-22
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•64 Capital Projects –Active or Staff is Assisting
•$333 Million (including 6 federally funded bridges)
•Projects are grouped in the following Council Priorities
•Qualify of Life
Improve Homelessness
•Community Infrastructure
Prioritize Deferred Maintenance
Expand Walking and Biking Infrastructure
Identify High Priority Facilities
Focus on Parks and Community Assets
Accelerate Street Paving
•Federally Funded Bridges
•State Funded Highway Safety Improvement Projects (HSIP)
•Airport Projects
•Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects
•Miscellaneous Projects
Current Projects for FY21-22
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Quality of Life Community Infrastructure
3A: Improve City Facilities -Deferred Maintenance
18-14 Gene Autry Trail Windwall/Guardrails
19-14 Demuth Community Center Egress & HVAC Improvements
19-19 City Yard Roof Replacement
19-36 Traffic Operations Center and Signal Timing Optimization
20-04 Sunrise Plaza HVAC Improvements
20-06 City Hall and Police Department Electrical Upgrades
20-07 Sunrise Plaza Domestic Waterline Separation
20-08 Fleet Operations HVAC & Electrical Improvements
20-09 Demuth Community Center Window Replacements
20-10 Sunrise Plaza Door and Window Replacements
20-22 City Hall & Police Department Cooling Towers
3B: Accelerate Street Paving
22-02 Annual Slurry Seal Program
22-08 Annual Pavement Rehabilitation
1A: Improve
Homelessness
22-05 Navigation
Center
Current Projects for FY21-22
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Community Infrastructure
3B: Focus on Parks and Community Assets
15-07 Downtown Park
18-24 Demuth Park ADA Phase 2
Improvements
19-28 Recreation Fields LED Lighting Upgrades
20-27 Pavilion Acoustics
20-29 Playground Surfacing
20-30 Demuth & Desert Highland Restrooms
21-16 Demuth Dog Park
21-22 Desert Highland Park Laser Leveling
21-32 Swim Center Shade Structures
3B: Expand Walking/Biking Infrastructure
15-32 HSIP Cycle 7-17 signalized intersections
16-18 HSIP Cycle 8-14 signalized intersections
16-19 HSIP Cycle 8-Flashing Beacon-Salvia Rd
17-07 North Palm Canyon Pedestrian
Enhancements
18-05 HSIP Cycle 9-9 signalized intersections
20-21 Local Roads Safety Plan Proposed
Projects
20-19 Traffic Signal -Indian Canyon Dr/Rosa
Parks Rd
20-33 Traffic Signal –San Rafael/Avenida
Caballeros
21-12 Pedestrian Facilities Program (SB 821)
HAWK System at Racquet Club & Via
Miraleste
CVAG CV Link -Staff Time
Current Projects for FY21-22
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Other Projects
Federally Funded Bridge Projects
01-11 Indian Canyon Widening & Bridge at UPRR
06-18 South Palm Canyon Bridge at Arenas Canyons South Drainage Channel
08-25 Ramon Widening & Bridge
10-10 Vista Chino Low Water Crossing
12-02 South Palm Canyon Bridge at Tahquitz Creek
12-04 East Palm Canyon Bridge at Palm Canyon Wash
Miscellaneous
19-11 Electric Vehicle Charge Stations
19-15 Storm Drain Line 20
19-17 Citywide Speed Survey
19-26 Backup Generators at City Facilities
20-03 Roundabout at S. Indian Canyon, S. Palm Canyon & Camino Parocela
22-04 Rim Road Widening
Current Projects for FY21-22
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Other Projects –Enterprise Funds
Wastewater Projects
18-18 Bogert Trail Sewer Lift Station
20-25 Digester No. 2 and Gas Flare Improvement Project
21-04 General Sitework and Paving
21-05 Sludge Drying Beds
21-06 Demolition of Various Facilities
21-07 Filtrate Pump Station
21-08 Biosolids Dewatering Facility
21-17 Arnico Tract Sewer –Phase 4
Airport Projects
19-03 Ticketing Hall Expansion
19-34 Passenger Boarding Bridges
21-13 Demonstration Garden
21-14 Regional Concourse Gate 16
21-19 Video Ribbon Monitors
21-26 Storage Space
Airport Projects (continued)
21-27 Taxiway Rehabilitation
21-28 Shared Use Podiums Bono
Concourse
21-29 Wildlife Hazard Assessment
21-30 Hot Spots Study
21-31 Parking Surveying and Striping
Objectives of the 5-Year CIP
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•Promote Sound Financial Planning
•Forecast Funding Needs and Identify Funding Sources
•Meet the Community and City Council Goals
•Complete Projects in a Timely and Systematic Manner
5 Year Capital Improvement Program
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Detailed Project Information Sheet
By Fund By Fiscal Year By Project Account
Accelerate Paving
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Paving Challenges
Requesting $6 Million from Measure J for Paving
Proposed Projects for FY22-23
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Projects to Prioritize
1.16-08 Main Library Renovation
2.20-03 Roundabout at Indian Canyon, South Palm Canyon and Camino Parocela
3.20-21 Local Road Safety Plan Proposed Projects (32 Intersections)
4.22-23 Annual Traffic Calming Projects (5-7 per year)
5.22-19 Relocate Fire Station #1
6.22-20 Measure J Community Initiated Projects (14)
7.22-21 Pedestrian Safe Routes to Schools Master Plan Projects (37)
8.22-22 Annual Sign and Striping Replacements
9.22-24 Pickleball Courts Project
Questions
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Questions?