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STAFF REPORTS
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6/19/2007
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Miscellaneous <br />• The CIP includes an increase to projected funding for Downtown Parkin? Improvements with <br />$800,000 in this CIP. This funding is in addition to an existing reserve of $1,750,000. The <br />additional amount is recommended to reflect negotiations with Alameda County to purchase the <br />Downtown Rail Corridor. While an agreement in principal has not yet been reached, this <br />additional funding should be available to offset the acquisition. As indicated previously, this CIP <br />is not funding existing reserve projects. However, an exception was made for this project <br />because it is in the final stages of funding. <br />• 125 000 is included to add electrical services to Civic Park located at Main and Bernal. The <br />services will be beneficial in addressing special events and holiday lighting. <br />• A total of $16,972,865 is allocated to the CIPR to address specific high priority City Council <br />Projects included in its Annual Work Plan. It is estimated that this funding will be used for <br />existing projects such as the Alviso Adobe Community Park, (most likely allocated prior to the <br />adoption of this CIP) the Firehouse Arts Center and Bernal Park Phase I Sports Fields and new <br />projects such as improvements to the Bernal Property, the City Library and Civic Center and <br />acquisition of the Downtown rail corridor. <br />• As discussed earlier, also included is $3,800,000 for the North Pleasanton and/or Downtown <br />Improvement Reserve. Specific projects will be identified in the future. <br />Water And Sewer <br />• A total of 1 400 000 is allocated for Annual Sanitary Sewer Main Replacement and <br />Improvements and $1,600,000 for Water replacement projects. <br />• Major water improvement projects include the installation of a 12" pipeline on foothill road <br />south of Oak Tree Farm Drive and $300,000 to address water tank corrosion repairs. <br />V. CONCLUSION <br />This CIP presents a wide range of street, parks, utility and public facility projects that will address many <br />community interests and needs including maintenance of existing infrastructure and new projects. <br />However, the City is currently involved with significant planning activities that will potentially place a <br />heavy emphasis on prioritizing, scheduling and funding a range of new projects that will impact future <br />CIP's and the City Operating Budget. As an example, a listing of major projects currently being studied, <br />planned, or designed include the following: <br />• Acquisition of Additional Downtown Parking <br />• Additional Lighted Sports Fields <br />• Alviso Community Park Construction <br />• Civic Center Master Plan <br />• Firehouse Arts Center Construction <br />
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