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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS  PROGRAM (CIP)

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                         Funding   Total Prior                                               Beyond /
          Project number                     FY 2023   FY 2024  FY 2025   FY 2026   FY 2027              Total
                          Source   Funding                                                   Unfunded
          Preconstruction
          Eagle Bend
          & Strathmore   Funding is planned for the redesign of an 8-inch and 10-inch sewer segment where blockage issues have been reported and
                        the review of existing sewer slope, located between Eagle Bend and Strathmore Drive. The design will include options to
          Sanitary Sewer   bypass the area of concern with a new sewer line to address the issues.
          Reconstruction
          2023-14       Utility Fund     $0   $200,000  $575,000      $0        $0        $0        $0    $775,000



          East Highland/   Funding is requested for right-of-way, engineering design, and construction of a 8-inch sewer line along East Highland Street
          Kimball 8-inch   from Stanhope Court to North Kimball Avenue. This line will provide sewer service availability to the local residents. Project
          Sewer Line    includes 1,220 LF of sidewalk installation, which is included in the Citywide Pathways Program.


                        Sanitary
          2022-85c      Sewer        $100,000  $120,000  $60,000      $0        $0        $0        $0    $280,000
                        Impact Fee

          2022-85c      Utility Fund     $0        $0  $1,680,000     $0        $0        $0        $0  $1,680,000
                        Total        $100,000  $120,000  $1,740,000   $0        $0        $0        $0  $1,960,000


          Construction

          Sanitary Sewer   Funding is requested to mitigate erosion at critical wastewater infrastructure, such as manholes and sewer mains, at
          Infrastructure   drainage/creek crossings. Re-stabilization of the embankment is necessary in order to provide  proper protection/support
          Erosion       of the infrastructure and prevent a wastewater overflow. Such an event (wastewater overflow) would create a negative and
          Protection    unpleasant environmental impact to the stormwater system and aquatic life.

          2022-45       Utility Fund  $2,000,000  $885,000  $761,985  $832,608  $450,780  $494,115  $2,000,000  $7,424,488




                        Funding is requested for the replacement of the 100 hp and the 128 hp pumps at Shady Ln. and Lonesome Dove lift stations
                        over a three-year period. Currently 7 pumps total are 20+ years old and cost of repairs / rebuilds are increasing. Each site
                        has three pumps that are in the wet well simultaneously with a spare for each respective site that is stored at Florence Tower.
          Lift Station Pump The pumps at Shady Ln. average on a monthly basis 300+ starts with 30+ hours of runtime, Lonesome Dove pumps have
          Replacement   450+ starts and 25+ hours of runtime. These pumps are rotated on an annual basis with their respective spare pump and
                        are sent off for rebuilds and checked for any additional issues. Shady Ln. pumps combined have had $133,245.68 in repairs
                        / rebuilds averaging $33,311.42 / pump (note: new pump purchased in 2015 at this site for $40,082.10), Lonesome Dove
                        pumps combined have had $49,900.03 in repairs / rebuilds (averaging $12,475.00 / pump).


          2023-15       Utility Fund     $0   $120,000  $126,000  $132,300      $0        $0        $0    $378,300






















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