Saint Paul logo
File #: RES 16-1683    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
In control: City Council
Final action: 9/28/2016
Title: Adopting a streamlined process for the 2018-2019 Capital Improvement Budget cycle and requesting the Capital Improvement Budget committee, in partnership with the Office of Financial Services (OFS), revise the CIB process for 2020-2021 and future cycles.
Sponsors: Dan Bostrom, Amy Brendmoen, Rebecca Noecker, Russ Stark, Dai Thao, Jane L. Prince, Chris Tolbert
Title

Adopting a streamlined process for the 2018-2019 Capital Improvement Budget cycle and requesting the Capital Improvement Budget committee, in partnership with the Office of Financial Services (OFS), revise the CIB process for 2020-2021 and future cycles.

Body

WHEREAS, in the 2016-2017 CIB cycle the CIB Committee recommended initial funding for the Scheffer  Recreation Center and for Fire Station 20; and

WHEREAS, if both projects (Scheffer Rec and Fire Station 20) were to continue as planned, the projects would take up all available CIB funding in the 2018-2019 cycle and need a large portion of the 2020-2021 cycle funding; and

WHEREAS, after the CIB annual programs, the Scheffer Rec Center, the initial funding for Fire Station 20, and other smaller projects, all that will remain is $1.27 million of the available funding for the 2018-2019 cycle; and

WHEREAS, the City Council has identified maintenance of existing facilities as a priority; and

WHEREAS, the City Innovation Team is leading a project with the Parks Department to develop a prioritized facilities condition assessment, similar to the Public Works five-year street plan, that will provide Saint Paul with better data to make targeted funding decisions based on need; and

WHEREAS, Saint Pauls’ racial equity initiative is giving city leaders better insight into how and where the city makes investments , and the current CIB process does not take racial equity into account; and

WHEREAS, City policymakers want to work closely with the CIB Committee and the community over the next two years to evolve the CIB process so that it is more inclusive and data-driven; 

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the remaining $1.27 Million in the 2018-2019 CIB funding cycle will go towards capital maintenance; and be it

RESOLVED, that the City Council request that the Office of Financial Services develop a prioritized facilities condition assessment across departments prior to the process beginning for ...

Click here for full text
Date NameDistrictOpinionCommentAction
No records to display.