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            PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: Gincy Thoppil, Director
            Department Narrative                      Business Plan Goals and Objectives

            Our mission is to make Arlington a premier City   •  Goal: Foster Healthy and Attractive Neighborhoods
            by engaging  in visionary planning, building   o  Objective: Gain Compliance of Property Maintenance, Health,
            vibrant  neighborhoods, and serving  our        and Animal Codes
            residents, businesses, and visitors.   The   •  Goal: Enhance Economic Impact Through Development and
            department is centered on three key areas  –   Redevelopment Efforts, Partnerships, and Investment Opportunities
            Land Development,  Building Inspections,  and   o  Objective: Foster Development and Redevelopment in Targeted
            the One Start Development Center.   The         Areas
            department also oversees long range planning
            studies and  corridor plans.   Planners and   Revenue Highlights
            engineers in the Land Development division   •    Permits                                   $4,754,830
            help  realize  the  developer’s  vision  through   •    Plan Review Fees     1,900,000
            zoning, platting, and site plan approval.  Plans   •    Gas Well Inspections & Fees         976,600
            examiners, environmental health specialists, the
            streetscape inspector and building inspectors   •    Food Establishment Permits             899,080
            ensure the structures are constructed to current   •    Business Registration Fees              210,000
            codes for the safety of its occupants.  The Gas   •    Plat Reviews & Inspections              150,000
            Well team is responsible for the permitting and   •    Certificates of Occupancy                115,000
            inspections of gas well drilling and production in   •    Short Term Rental Revenue   100,000
            the City.   The Health Services team  also   •    Child Care Licenses & Permits           55,000
            manages the mosquito mitigation program.  The     Total                     $9,160,510
            One Start Development Center assists
            homeowners, business owners, and the
            development  community with  the  permitting   Budget Highlights
            process including business  registrations and   •  New Sr Environmental Health Specialist $70,025 (Partially Offset)
            permit issuance.                          •  New Environmental Health Specialist $62,250 (Partially Offset)
                                                      •  New Streetscape Inspector $73,553
            At A Glance                               •  New Planner $73,724 (Partially Offset)
             •  72 Authorized Positions               •  One-time Funding for New FTEs $192,992
             •  Budget Break Down                     •  One-time Funding for Professional Services for Form Based Code
                 Personnel Services     $7,340,509        $185,000
                 Operating Expenses        1,397,751
                 Capital Outlay         124,000       •  One-time Funding for Office Space Reconfiguration $16,000
                 Total               $8,862,260       •  Increased Recurring Funding for Reclassification of Health Services
                                                          Staff $25,032
                                                      •  Increase Recurring Funding for Combination Inspector Overfill
                                                          $44,553
                                                      •  Increased Recurring Funding for Professional Services for Form
                                                          Based Code $65,000
                                                      •  Increase Recurring Funding for Environmental Health Inspector
                                                          Upgrade $29,747










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