HomeMy WebLinkAbout2011-07-27 Handouts @ Budget Work Session 2012 Budget Assumptions
Salaries and Benefits
- 10 FTE's
- 0% COLA Increase
- Step increase for 2 eligible employees
- 0°/a increase to city insurance contribution
Supplies
- Inflationary increases
Police and Fire
- Assumes a 1.1 % increase
Capital Improvement Plan
- Street Maintenance Program $189,000
o Crack Fill 15K
o Mill and Overlay 154K
o Engineering 20K
- Election Equipment $10,000 '
Overall Levy
- If the levy is maintained at the 2011 level the City will have an anticipated $106,400
shortFall ($106,400 more expenditures than revenues) ',
Options fo fund street maintenance fund (balance general fund budget) in year one and moving
forward:
A) Increase the overall levy by 4.7% in 2012
8) lncrease overall levy by 2.35% in 2012 and 2.35% in 2013.
C) Use a combination of a decrease in expenditures, special assessments, water fund transfer,
fund balance and/or levy increase.
Debt Levy
- Remains at $529,000 and stays constant until new bond issue or existing bonds are
retired.
Assumes that the 20098 bonds are supported through proceeds from /and sa/es (2015)
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Potential Options
Projected Levy Summary
Inflation
City of Centerville - without assessments no use of fund balances 1.00%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Tax Levies
General Fund Tax Levy 1,806,400 1,685,920 1,727,561 1,739,600 1,656,400 1,672,964 1,689,694 1,706,591 1,723,656 1,740,893
Transfer to Street fund 189,000 166,.140 182,520 213,720 166,920 136,656
Existing Debt Service Levy 179,200 357,900 504,100 529,200 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000
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% Increases 2.9% 9.2% 1.7% 4.7% - 0.3% 1.4% 2.0% - 1.2% - 0.5%
Use of General Fund Balance
Use of Water Fund Balance
City of Centerville - without Assessments, use of watedgeneral fund balance 1.00%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Tax Levies
General Fund Tax Levy 1,806,400 1,685,920 1,727,561 1,739,600 1,650,000 1,666,500 1,683,165 1,699,997 1,716,997 1,734,167
Transfer to Street fund 89,000 166,140 182,520 213,720 190,000 210,000
Existing Debt Service Levy 179,200 357,900 504,100 529,200 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000
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% Increases 2.9% 9.2% 1.7% 0.0% 4.1 % 1.4% 2.0% -0.3% 1.5%
Use of General Fund Balance 50,000
Use of Water Fund Balance 50,000
City of Centerville - with Assessments and use of water and general fund balances 1.00%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Tax Levies
General Fund Tau Levy 1,806,400 1,685,920 1,727,561 1,739,600 1,650,000 1,666,500 1,683,165 1,699,997 1,716,997 1,734,167
Transfer to Street fund 89,000 146,140 142,520 153,720 110,000 110,000
Existing Debt Service Levy 179,200 357,900 504,100 529,200 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000 529,000
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% Increases 2.9% 9.2% 1.7% 0.0% 3.2% 0.6% 1.2% -1.1 % 0.7%
Use of General Fund Balance 50,000
Use of Water Fund Balance 50,000
Use of Special Assessments 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000
Thin Overlay Cost Assumptions:
The following are the assumptions considered in providing the most cost effective long term life
cycle of asphalt roads in Centerville. The thin overly (1") compacted assumes that the roadway
will be overlayed prior to any major deterioration or cracking of the roadway based upon life
cycles of 15-18 years. The quality of binder and aggregate will be carefully observed. Overlay
mix design will incorporate smaller aggregate creating a more dense asphalt pavement. The tack
coat used will be heavier and provide 100% coverage to prevent slippage and separation due to
heavy traffic or snowplow operations.
Each street section for overlay will be inspected for wear. The surface prep work of full width
milling or just edge milling will depend on the road surface prior to the overlay. Roadways with
significant wear and deterioration will require full milling of the surface and possibly a thicker
overlay of up to 2". Determination of the extent of work and mix design will utilize expert opinions
from MN DOT staff and local representatives from the Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association ,
along with consulting with the city's consulting engineer and public works director. IYs
recommended the city purchase the designed asphalt mix directly from the plant and will be
responsible for quality control of this product. Outside testing will be used as necessary to ensure ,
the product meets the expectations of the city. i
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tt is anticipated that all work will be completed in July or August to take best advantage of the
warm weather conditions to maximize the adhesion of the thin overlay to the existing roadway.
Temperature placement of the asphalt is critical and will be continuously observed by qualified
city staff or others as directed.
The city is planning on overlaying all streets per the attached schedule, but the exact year for I
each will be subject to the current condition of the road and budget constraints.
Current cost estimates are as follows:
6' edge milling $2.00 LF 2.00 LF
Tack $0.12 SY .40 LF
Sweeping $0.30 SY 1.00 LF
Pave 1" compacted $6.65 SY 22.15 LF
Total 25.55 LF
Costs for 1" compacted are anticipated to be $26.00 LF with 20% budgeted annually for minor
repairs / adjustments to curbing and irons-2" cost anticipated to be $40.00 LF. The overall City
budget also incorporates roughly $20,000 for engineering expenses associated with the project.
Direct inspection costs would be absorbed in the public works budget.
Analysis Prepared by: Paul Palzer
City of Centerville
Street Maintenance Plan
Age in
year of Cost per
Year Streets overlay Footage Foot Sub Total misc cost Total Cost
2012 20%
Houle Circle 23 600
Fox Run 23 600 .
Hayfield 23 700
Peterson Trail 23 1300
Total - two inch compacted 3200 40 128,000 25,600 153,600
2013
Steven Lane 24 475
Quebec 19 1050
Old Mill Road 17 1300
Revoir 17 1200
73rd 19 1300
Total 5325 26 138,450 27,690 166,140
2014
Dupre in Eagle Pass 17 2600
Eagle Trail 17 2850
Pioneer Lane 17 400
Total 5850 26 152,100 30,420 182,520
2015
Lakeland Circle 18 2700
Eagle Trail in Centervilla 18 1050
Brian Court 18 500
Mill Road 30 2600
Total 6850 26 178,100 35,620 213,720
2016
Meadow Lane 17 1250
Meadow Circle 17 900
Meadow Court 17 550
Corionwood Court 19 1000
Gateway Circle 15 500
Progress & Westview 18 850
Centerville Rd n of Main 18 300
Total 5350 26 139,10Q 27,820 166,920
2017
Mound Trail 27 3350
Brian Dr. S of �ain St. 15 1036
Total 4380 26 113,880 22,776 136,656
Reconstruct Center Street and Roayl Meadows and Downtown work.
2020
Hunters Trail 19 1150
DeerCourt 19 500
Deer Pass Drive 18 1000
Mound Court 17 425
Portage Way 18 450
Total 3525 26 91,650 18,330 109,980
City of CenteMlie
Street Mafntenance Plan
Age in
year of Cost per
Year Streets overlay Footage Foot Sub Total misc cost Total Cost
2022
Peltier CirGe 18 1050
Brian S. of Main St. 16 650
Dupre Road in Pheasant 17 3350
Beaver Pond Way 17 2800
Total 7850 26 204,100 40,820 244,920
2023
Center Street W. of Dupre 18 2050
Dupre in Hunters Crossing 18 950
Grouse Hollow 18 400
Mallard Way 18 700
LaMotte Drive 18 1175
Hertitage w of Centerville Rd 18 700
Total 5975 26 155,350 31,070 186,420
2024
Oak Circle 19 500
Shad Ave. 19 1250
Tourville Circle 19 475
Widgeon Circle 19 450
Pheasant Lane 19 500
Total 3175 26 82550 16510 99,060
2025
Fairview Street 18 700
Hunters Ridge Lane 18 1400
Partridge Lane 18 2150
Old Mili Road 17 600
Total 4850 26 126100 25220 151,320
20xx
Commerce Drive 1300
Centerville Road N. Lakeland 850
Peltier Lake Drive 3700
73rd E of Quebec 1300
Cedar Street 1200
Brian Drive N of Main 3600
72nd Street 1050
72 1/2 Street 475
Brian Way 1000
Fox Run E of Peterson 1450
Twin Lakes Drive 725
Graingeview 500
Clear Ridge 1500
Prairie Drive 1350
Unity Ave. 950
Cleanvater Drive 600
Sorel Street 1000
Goiffon Road 300
Hertiage Street E. of CVR 700
Progress Road 650
Center Street E. of Dupre 1900
North Robin 500
West Robin 520
Cardinal Drive 500
5outh Robin 500
21 st Ave. 1250
85,700 feet of road