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EN HILLS
Request for Council Review
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Prepared By: Sue Iversan , Director of Finance and work Session Date: 5/16/201 I
Administrative Services
2012 Budget Parameters
Discussion Topic:
Disc�ss and give staff direction on the 20 i 2 Operating Budget and 2012-201 b CIP.
SuAportin�_Documents;
1. Memorandum dated May I6, 20I 1 from Sue I�ersan.
2. Attachment A: CIP Prajects by Category.
3. Attachment C: Equip�nent CIP.
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EN HILLS
MEMORANDUM
DATE: May 16, 2011
TQ:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Patrick HIaers, City Administrator
Sue Iverson, F�auauce Direcfor/Treasurer
2012 Prelimi�ary Budget Discussion
BACKGROUND:
The City stafF will begin the process of developing a Prelimi�ary 2012 Budget. As we progress
forward and talce the necessary steps, staff needs general directio� and guidance from �he
Council with regards to changes for the coming year.
As af this ti�ne, we are under �evy limits �ar 2012. The Implicit price deflator (IPD) cannot be
below zero. C�rrent estamates are at 2.532%. The Minnesoia Department of Revenue s�ts this
in early July, so we do not have the actual number yet. We did not le�y io our full maximum lasi
year vvhen we take inta account special levies. Selow is a sutnmary of Iast year's levy limit and
actual levy adopted by the City Council.
Pay 2f�1�. Le�y
��era�l Le�y Limit
Specia) Le�ies
Total Levy Limi�
City Adapted Levy
Unused Le�y
$2,058,602
1,227,632
$3,286,23�[
$3,OS8,964
$ 197,27Q
Memo
2012 Budget Memo
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DISCUSSION:
Preliminarily, sta��has identiiied a number of factors that will influence the 2D12 Budget. Some
are identified as follows:
• Taa� Levy — what is the Council's comfort level? Last year it was a 0.81 % increase. A
1% l�vy increase translates to approximately $30,000.
• Overall budget change� — preferences/limits?
• Persor�nel — Staff does not see a change in personnel under current conditions, however,
if the Vikings �tadium proposal would pickup and witi� the website ar�d communications
needs that have been identified through the Council goal setting sessions, there could be
additianal needs in the Community Development department and/or the Administration
department.
• Salaries and Benefiis. The Council did a market study and updated our pay scales in
December of 2007. We did �ot have a COLA increase in 2010 for non-union employees
and the Council has given a 1% increase so far in 2011. The union employees did have a
COLA increase of 3% for 2010 and the current contracfi has a 0% increase for 2011 and
2D 12. The council has requested staff to do some research ir� camparing Arden Hills to
other cammunities which will be presented to the City Council in 3une or July. Would
the Council like staff to rlui various alierr�atives dwrzng the budget proc�ss this year?
• Increase in employee benefits costs {health and dental}. We do not have preliminary
nurnbers for these costs yet, but will be getting these in the next few months. O�r
insurance pool went out for bids and rates in 2009 for 2010 and we received a 1%
increase in 2009 and a 13% decrease in 2010 so our insurance costs renr�ained flat in
2011. We did go aut for various bids with other �'irms in 2009 and we did not experience
favorable rates. Sta.ff recammends staying with the current insurance provider at this
tim�. Until we get the actual numbers, a 1 S% increase wzXl be used. The current City
car�tribution towards health and dental is $fi80.21 per rrzanth which was no change from
2010. Over the past few years, the Council had approved budgeting for SO% of the
increase in prernium. In other words, ihe City equally shared the xate increase with �Iie
ezx�p�oyees. Would this be an appropriate formula to continue to use for budget
pur�oses?
• Update the fz�e year CIP. Attached is the current 2011-2015 CIP. Staff is current�y in
the process o�updating this to disc�zss with the City Council a� the June worksession.
Does the City Counczl have any feedback or direction they would like to provide sta��
with respect to the CIP?
• An area where staff sees a neec� is ir� park funding. Pa�ric dedication fees are generally
limited to capiial irr�provements nat general repair and maintenance items ar�d there is not
a steady stream of income. In looking ai the fina�ncial plan, staff se�s a need to set up a
reserve for pa�rk izxxpravements. This fund would then be a funding source for itenns
which are incl�ded in the CI�.
• As a step in creating a quality budgei documeni, perfozxz�an.ce measut'eslservice indicators
need to be established for each department. Some o� these rnay come about as a resuit of
tl�e cor�rnunity survey (if one is done) as areas that the Couzacil would lik� to improve.
Goals and objectives also need to be established for each department. These would need
to be established in 2012, then in subsequent years actual performance can be tracked to
Memo
2012 Budge� Memo
show progress against these goals. This would pravide Council and the public another
tool to evaluate city services. Staff wauld appreciate input from the Council on this
matter.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Staff is seeking directian frozn the Council as it continues wiih the 2012 Budgeting process.
Attach ment A
CIP Projects by Category
City of Arden Hills, Minnesota
Capital Improvement Plan
2011 thru 2015
PROJECTS BY CATEGORY
Category Project# Prior'rty 20ll 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total
Economic De�l Improvement
Gateway Signs 11-EDA-001 nla 15,UOD 15,fl00 t5,000 � D 45,000
Economic Devl Improvement Total 15,fl00 15,fl00 15,000 0 4 45,000
Eqaipment• Of�ce
Springbrook SofN�rare Upgratle 10-Teo-00ti nla 21>638 2f,63&
TechnologyandOfficeEquipment �1-Tec-0D1 n1a 13,000 13,Ofl0 13,000 13,060 13,000 65,OQ0
Audio Visual Equipmeni t9-Teo-002 Na 20,000 0 0 0 0 20,OQ0
Equipment: Ok'fice Total 5b,638 13,U00 13,000 'E3,aoo 13,000 f08,838
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Park Capi�al Improvements
Valenfine Park Improvements 1D-Park-005 nla 2$0,000 260,000
Park Bench Implementation 1�-Park-033 nla 5,000 5,000 5,060 5,000 20,000
Mourtds View HS Trail Connection 11-Park-009 n!a 105,000 105,000
Hazelnui Park Land Purc�ase 11-Park-002 n!a 36q,000 360,000
Playgmund Structure Replacement 11-park-xyz nla 50,000 50,000
Par�Ameni6es 11-park-zzz n!a 5,06a 5,Oa0 5,004 5,000 5,040 25,000
WestRountll.ake'�raif 13-Park-OD1 Na 120,UOa i20,00D
Couniy Road E Trail 13-Park-010 n!a 348,900 348,i00
Coun€y Road E Sidewalk lmprovements (Bridge) 13-Pa�c-011 nla 2,500,000 2,500,000
S�elling Avenue Regional Trail 14-Par€c-008 nla 2,284,149 2,284,149
Park Ca�ital Iinpro�ements Total 68Q,OOD 10,00� 2,63�,000 2,399,149 353,16U 6,072,749
Park Maintenance � W�--� - �
Baske4balf-Tennis Court & Trail RehaBilitation 09-Park-01U n!a 15,000 15,000 15,000 95,D00 60,�00
Park Maintenance TqtaI i5,0�0 15,000 15,000 15,OOQ 60,000
Public Safety
Lake Johanna Fire Dept Equipment 09-Pu6-OD1 nla 95,378 192,211 16q720 123,106 6,594 578,OOi
Public Safety Total 95,37fi 192,217 160,720 121,10D 6,594 576,00?
Streets: Cracksealing & Seaicoat
2011 Crackseal and Sealcoat 10-Str5-464 nla 115,060 i15,000
Produced Usrng the Plan-It Cupital PlQnni�ag Sofl�vnre Friday, Muy 13, 2f)11
Category Project# Priority 2i�ll 2012 2013 20f4 2015 Total
2012 Crackseal and Sealcnat 12-StrS-061 nla 10U,OOfl 100,Oa0
2014 Crackseal and Sealcoat 14-StrS-063 n!a 135,Oa0 135,000
Streets: Cracksealing & Sealcoat TotaI 175,000 100,OU0 135,004 350,000
5treets: Mill & Overlay
f(atie Lane h�€€[ & Overfay {2010} 1fl-StrM-058 n!a 6,000 8,000
2013 PMP Mill and Overlay 13-5frM-062 nla 50,fl00 1,162,50U 62,50U 1,215,000
Streets: Mill & Overlay Totai 6,000 50,0�0 1,162,5U� 62,50Q 4,281,aao
Streets: Reconstrvction
Vaientine Avenue Neighborhood PMP (2010) 10-5tr-037 n1a 47,000 47,000
Nursery HillfWyncrestlArden View PMP (2011) 11-Sfr-025 Na 1,551,000 81,500 1,632,500
Highway 96 (Old Highway 8 to US Highway 10) 11-Str-055 nla 335,000 335,000
Co Rd E Impr between Hwy 51 & LexingEon Ave 12-Str-060 Na 270,000 2,2Q0,000 2,47'0, 000
Ridgewoo� Asbury PMP (2014j 14-SV-064 nla 55,Ofl0 1,573,500 85,500 i,7i4,0a0
West Round Lake Raad PMP (2015) 15-Sir-042 n!a 56,000 1,082,000 ?, i32,00d
Indian Oa[cs PMP [2016j 16-Str-065 nla 75,000 75,000
Streets: Reconstruction Total 2,203,000 2,281,500 55,Ofl0 1,623,586 1,242,500 7,405,500
rtreets:Misc
Regulaiory Street Sign Replaceme�t 11-51r-001
Streets:Misc Total
Unassigned
Forestry Implementation Plan 11-park-yyy
Ur�assigned Total
�UtiGty lmprove�nents
Reconstruct L9ft Stations t 1 and 43 10-Sew-0�3
Sanitary Sewer Pipe & Access Road at LS #7 11-5ew-0Ot
Water Meter U pg rades 11-W-003
Install SCADA System 12-Sew-0D4
Reconstrucf Lift 5tations t and 12 14Sew-064
Utility Im�rovements `I'otal
Utiliiy Maintenance � �
Sanitary Sewer (I&I} Mifigation 09-Sew-OU�
Sewer LininglRehabilitation 09-Sew-002
Sform Pond Maintenance 09-Storm-0fl1
RepaidRepaintSout� WaferTower 09-W-002
5urface Water Management Plan Updaie 10-Stnrm-Ofl1
nla 5,000 1D,004 5,000 5,000 5,000 30,000
5,000 44,004 5,U00 5,000 5,000 30,000
nla 3D,OOQ 10,OOD 10,000 10,aao 10,000 i0,00Q
30,OOD 40,00� 1D,000 10,OQ0 16,000 70,000
nla 385,006 385,OQ0
nla 156,004 150, 000
nla 60,000 115,000 145,000 t15,000 405,000
nla 20Q,OOQ 200,000
nla A10,000 4�0,000
445,000 465,004 'E15,4D0 525,000 9,550,U00
nla
nla
nla
nla
nla
106,104
1pQ,ODa
so,00a
55,144
104,00a
140,104
125,OOQ
5a,oao
t00,100
t25,U0D
50,U00
�oo,noa
1p0,100 160,100
50,000 50,000
500, 500
350,000
250,000
555,i40
100,0�0
Produced Usirrg I{te Plan-li Caprtal Planning Sofhvare Friday, May 13, 2011
Category Project# Priority 2011 2012 2013 20I4 2015 Total
Utility Maintenance Total 405,24� 275,1fl0 775,100 150,100 150,100 l,755,640
GR.AND TOTAL 4,069,254 3,436,811 4,958,320 5,D59,349 1,780,294 19,302,028
Produced U.sing the Plan-It Capital Planning Snfhvare Friday, May 13, 2011
Attachment B
Equipment CIP
City of Arden Hills, Minnesota
Capital Imp�ovement Plan
2011 thru 2015
Category
PROJECTS SY CATEGORY
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Project# Priority 2011 2012 2013 2Q14 2015 Total
Equip�nent: Public Warks �
Skitl 5teer Loatler-Snow Blower 1 t-Eqp-045
5600T Toolcat Wor� Machine SummerAocessories 1 �-�qp-xxx
Brush Chipper 12-Eqp-0Ut
Toro Gmundsmaster wlBroom 12-Eqp-0�2
Replace 1997 Toro Workman wl5p�ayer 12-£qp-004
Replace J Type Tamper 12-Eqp-005
Replace 1996 Rol�er 12-Eqp-006
fteplace 1993 7oro 7urf Aerator 13-Eqp-001
Replace 2DU2 GroundsmasEer with Snow Blower 13-Eqp-003
Replace 1997 Shreet 5weeper 13-Eqp-pD4
Replace 2000 Backhoe 15-Eqp-003
Equipment: Pablic Works Total
Vehicles
Replaoe Jetter and Vactor Truck with Combo Nfachine 11-EqpV-p04
Replaoe 9997 Dump Trvck wlPlowlWing PIowlSander 12-EqpV-002
Replace F250 Pidcup Tnsck with Plow 12-EqpV-OD3
F-350 One Tan Tnrck W!€�ump & Plow 12-EqpV-009
Replace 1998 �ur�ptruckwlPfowfWinglSander 13-�qpV-001
Replace 2001 F450 One Ton �umplPfowlSander 13-EqpV-002
Replace Trailer 13-EqpV-fl10
Replace 2a42 F450 One-Ton wlDumplPiowlSantler 1G-�qpV-001
Replace Turf Sweeper 94-EqpV-005
Replace Pick up Truck #201 14-EqpV-010
Vehicles Tatal
GRAND TOTAL
n1a 50,fl00 50,000
n!a 11,000 11,000
Na 50,000 50, 000
n!a 38,fl00 38, 000
nla 28,fl00 28, OOQ
n!a 5,400 5, �00
nla 10,U00 10, 000
n!a 10,flfl0 10,000
nla 39,000 39, 000
nla 130,600 130,000
nla 85,�00 85,000
81,OU0 131,000 169,Q00 95,U00 45&,OQO
n!a 300,000 3�0,400
n!a 150,000 150,000
n!a 35,Ofl0 35,OOd
nla 35,040 95,000
nIa 150,000 150,000
nIa 80,000 80,000
n!a 10,OD0 i0,000
n!a 60,000 60, OQO
nla 18,000 ?8,000
nla 35,fl00 35, OQO
3a0,OQ0 220,U40 70,000 113,400 150,aao &53,00�
361,000 351,060 239,004 113,000 245,400 f,309,�00
Produced U.ring the Plah-It Capitrrl Planhnzg Snfi�vare Friday, May 13> 1011