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Street L~h~tin~ <br />The budget request assumes a normal inflationary increase for street lighting energy costs. We have been told to <br />expect significant cost increases for all energy. The proposed budget does not fund replacement of the light <br />system on West Perimeter Drive and Prior Avenue. We have discussed considering. a streetlight. utility in a <br />separate memo to the City Manager. <br />Building Maintenance <br />Operating supplies -The operating supplies costs will continue to rise with the continued and increased use of our <br />facilities by staff and outside user groups. We are over budget to date for 2008 in this area. The impact items are <br />paper products, cleaning supplies, and breakage due to use. To insure a clean and safe work environment. for our <br />employees and user groups, we need. to keep our funding at a level that matches the use of these facilities. If we <br />can not meet this need, we need to consider reducing the usage or increase the existing user fees. <br />Energy Conservation: City.Hall and Public Works Buildings <br />Temperature Settings -There are two ways to save energy through temperature settings. <br />1) 13y lowering temperature during the heating season from 70 to 65 degrees and raising the temperature <br />during the cooling season from 72 to 75 degrees. We could save approximately 5% implementing these <br />changes. <br />2) By going to a four-day work week and closing buildings for three days and lowering temperature during <br />heating season from 70 to 50 degrees and raising the temperature during the cooling season from 72 to <br />80 degrees, we can save an additional 5% energy. <br />3) Total savings implementing these measures could be $15-20,000. <br />Pathways and Parking Lots <br />The funding for this area has been. stagnant and in fact is several thousands dollars less than 2006. We requested <br />$160,000 to bring us back into the realm of where we should be with normal inflationary increases not considering <br />recent rise in construction prices. Those cos[ increases coupled with additional pathway mileage added in the last 5 <br />years and zero increase for a few years will reflect in the pavement condition index down the road a few years as <br />our preventative maintenance and rehabilitation projects shrink in scope. <br />Streetscape Maintenance <br />This is another area we will see an impact without any increase in funding. County Road C streetscape is now th <br />place, and Larpenteur Avenue is beginning to require significant replacement and rehabilitation of features. Our <br />ability to meet community expectations is diminished. without. adequate funding. <br />I.et me know if you have any questions on any of the information in this memo. The City Council will be <br />discussing the 2009 budget at its September 8, 2009, meeting in anticipation of setting anot-to-exceed preliminary <br />levy by September 15, 2009, as required bylaw. <br />• Page 2 <br />
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