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DISPOSITION OF CITY COUNCIL <br />"HIGHEST" PRIORITY PROJECTS THAT ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CIP FUNDING <br /> <br /> I~ROJECT NAME STATUS IN THE CIP <br /> <br />Altamont Commuter Express Rail The Miscellaneous CIP estimates a reserve of $5.84 million dollars through the term <br />Project- Perm~*aent Station and of the CIP for Bernal Property improvements. Specific property improvements will be <br />Ongoing Operational Funding determined based on City Council action related to recommendations made by the <br /> Bemal Property Task Force. <br />Additional Community Sports The Parks CIP includes a scheduled $1,$75,450 to offset site acquisition. <br />Park Identify Site <br /> <br />Alviso Adobe Community Park The CIP anticipates full fuming by the end of FY 2002-2003. <br />Devel~ment of a Community The Parks CIP anticipates a funding reserve of $2,281,742 by the end of the CtP. Of <br />Park on the B~nal Property this amount, $1,781,742 is funded in the first year of the CIP. Park location, design <br /> and amenities are currently being reviewed by the Beroal Property Community Park <br /> Task Force. <br /> <br />Purch~e Three Acre Parcel From This project was funded previously and the procurement process has begun. <br />San Fmnciaco <br /> <br />BMX park D~elopment This project is funded fully in FY 2001-2002 ($75,000). <br />City I~ll-Short Term Space The renovation of 200 Old Bernal is fully funded. City staff has begun the process of <br />Needs reusing 157 Main Street. It is estimated that 157 Main Street will be occupied with a <br /> new use in November. Completion of this project will complete the City Hall short <br /> term space needs project. <br /> <br /> City Hall-Long Term Space City staff anticipates selection of an architect to prepare a civic center master plan in <br /> Needs June of this year. A recommended master plan is scheduled to be reviewed by the <br /> Council in January 2002. <br /> Projects Arising Out of the The Miscellaneous CIP includes establishment of a reserve for projects arising out of <br /> Downtown Specific Plan the Downtown Specific Plan. It is estimated that $630,000 will be available in this <br /> reserve by FY 2005-2006. <br /> <br /> Further Develop Procedures to The Street ClP includes $367,000 in FY 2001-2002 to upgrade traffic signal services <br /> Prepare for Rolling Blackouts for full operation during power outages. <br /> Bernat Bride Abutment Removal Funded in FY 2000-01. <br /> Golf Course Development The CIP includes $3 million dollars in FY 2001-2002 to provide partial funding for <br /> the development of the golf course including the purchase of additional open space. <br /> Including reserves, the CIP includes $6,783,852 for this project. All miscellaneous <br /> fund contributions to the project will be provided as a loan from the General Fund to <br /> be repaid from the golf course revenues. <br /> Val Vista Park Renovation and The Park C1P includes $3,200,000 in FY 2001-2002 to complete this project. <br /> Expansion Including project reserves, total available funding is $5,915,981. <br /> <br /> By incorporating the steps described above, the CIP is reflective of both community expectations, <br /> Council priorities, and staff identified needs. Nevertheless, as with previous CIP's, and as evidenced by <br /> the number of projects included in the Unfunded section of this program, not all projects can be funded. <br /> However, staff is confident that this program appropriately addresses the most important high priority <br /> community needs. <br /> <br /> viii <br /> <br /> <br />
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