RIVERSIDE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT AGENDA
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1 RIVERSIDE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Budget Work Session Zone 5 Wednesday, April 16, 2014 AGENDA Call to Order... Chairperson Tom Linton Introductions Purpose of Meeting... Dusty Williams Property tax revenue Update... Jeanine Rey Proposed Zone 5 Budget and 5-Year CIP... Robert Cullen Consideration of Proposed Budget... Zone Commissioners Closing Comments... Dusty Williams
2 RIVERSIDE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION AND FIVE YEAR CIP PROJECT SUMMARY - ZONE 5 FISCAL YEARS THROUGH Budget and CIP Year 1 - FY CIP Years 2 through 5 - FY Project Number Stg No. Project Title Project Cost Project Specific Funding Tax Revenue Outside Revenue Project Cost Project Specific Funding Tax Revenue Outside Revenue MONGOMERY ST CH-SUNVIEW DR SD $23,120 $23,120 $0 $0 $0 $ BANNING MDP LINE D-2 230, , ,256,000 3,256, GILMAN HOME CH LAT A & LN A STG 90 5,131,500 5,131, BANNING MDP LINE H 802, , ,276,000 1,276, MARSHALL CREEK 3,500,000 3,500, BANNING MDP LINE I 200, , BANNING MDP LINE K 200, , CALIMESA CHANNEL STG 3 2,000,000 2,000,000 0 ZONE 5 TOTALS $6,187,250 $6,187,250 $0 $10,432,000 $10,432,000 $0 FIVE YEAR CIP SUMMARY FUND BALANCE FORWARD - JULY 1, 2014: EXPENDITURES: Zone 5 Fund $13,762,891 D&C Capital Projects Expense $16,619,250 Total Fund Balance Forward $13,762,891 Capital Project Cost 1.6% per Year 265,908 Water Conservation Projects Expense 3,264,418 REVENUE: Operating Expenses 4,812,000 Taxes $14,283,000 Contingencies 1,000,000 Interest 191,000 Total Expenditures $25,961,576 Outside Revenue 0 Rental 0 ENDING FUND BALANCE - JUNE 30, 2019: Total Revenue $14,474,000 Zone 5 Fund $2,275,315 Total Funds Available $28,236,891 Total Ending Fund Balance $2,275,315
3 RIVERSIDE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OPERATIONS & MAINTENACE BUDGET AND FIVE YEAR CIP PROJECT SUMMARY - ZONE 5 FISCAL YEARS THROUGH Budget and CIP Year 1 - FY CIP Years 2 through 5 - FY Project Number Stg No. Project Title Project Cost Project Specific Funding Tax Revenue Outside Revenue Project Cost Project Specific Funding Tax Revenue Outside Revenue O&M MAINTENANCE (NON-CAPITAL PROJ) BUDGET - FY : ZONE 5 MAINTENANCE $210,000 $210,000 $0 $0 $0 $0 WATER CONSERVATION PROJECTS: WATERSHED RECHG/WTR QUALITY PROJECT 2,000,000 2,000, SMITH CREEK/PERSHING CREEK STUDY 250, , MISC WATERSHED PROTECTION PROJECTS 800, ,000 0 MAINT (NON-CAPITAL PROJ) BUDGET SUBTOTALS $210,000 $210,000 $0 $0 $0 $0 OTHER AGENCY CONTRIBUTIONS ,050,000 3,050,000 0 ZONE 5 TOTALS $210,000 $210,000 $0 $3,050,000 $3,050,000 $0
4 PROJECT NOTES FY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION/CIP PROJECTS PROJ. NO. STG. DESCRIPTION MONTGOMERY STREET CHANNEL - SUNVIEW DRIVE STORM DRAIN - Budgeted for construction inspection only. City of Banning intends to complete developer abandoned project using performance bonds. At request of City of Banning, District will assist by funding inspection * 01 MARSHALL CREEK Storm drain improvement from the intersection of Cherry Avenue and Brookside downstream to the Marshall Creek improved channel approximately 1800 feet southwest * 01 BANNING MDP LINE I - Box crossing on Smith Creek at Ramsey Street including inlet and outlet works * 02 BANNING MDP LINE K - Box crossing on West Pershing at Ramsey Street including inlet and outlet works * 03 CALIMESA CHANNEL - District funding to serve as local match for City of Calimesa's EPA and Prop. 1E grants. Project includes small recharge basin and underground RCB with upstream end near 5 th Street and downstream end near I BANNING MDP LINE D-2 - This project is over one mile of underground storm drain that connects to the existing Ramsey Street Storm Drain at the intersection of Hargrave Street and Ramsey Street. It includes Line D-2, Stage 1 which will continue northerly along Hargrave Street for approximately 5,250 feet before terminating at Indian School Lane. Line D-2A, Stage 1 will tie into Line D-2 at the intersection of Hargrave Street and Theodore Street. Line D-2A will continue westerly along Theodore Street for approximately 600 feet before terminating at Florida Street. The most downstream portion of this project may be constructed early. The District is coordinating with the City of Banning regarding City-funded street improvements at the intersection of Ramsey and Hargrave. Goal would be to minimize disruption by accomplishing all work in the intersection in a single project.
5 PROJECT NOTES FY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION/CIP PROJECTS CONTINUED PROJ. NO. STG. DESCRIPTION GILMAN HOME CHANNEL LATERAL A - This project consists of two parts. The first part is upgrading the existing undersized storm drain in 4 th Street from Williams Street to Nicolet Street, and the second part consists of extending the existing Gilman Home Channel Lateral A, Stage 2 west in Cottonwood Road, north in 10 th Street, west again in George Street then northwest along the East Gilman Home Wash (Channel). The project will cross 12 th Street and end south of Wilson Street joining the existing East Gilman Home Wash. This project will allow the abandonment of an existing undersized manmade channel that bisects private property BANNING MDP LINE H - Approximately 3,400 feet of RCP (ranging from 36" to 66" diameter) from an outlet to Smith Creek Channel west in Wesley Street then north in Hathaway Street to Barbour Street. Consultant to Design * Rescope needed 01 BEAUMONT LINE 16 - Approximately 5,700 feet of 54" diameter RCP from an outlet to Noble Creek east in Grand Avenue to Winesap Avenue. Joint project with Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District. Intent is both flood control and recharge and will require low-flow diversion works. Project not fully funded (total price may be nearly $3,000,000). * Projects with an asterisk following the Project Number are not included in the FY budget (CIP Year One), but are included in Years Two through Five of the CIP.
6 PROJECT NOTES FY OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE PROJECTS PROJ. NO. STG. DESCRIPTION OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE PROJECTS: GENERAL ZONE 5 MAINTENANCE - Annual maintenance of all Zone 5 projects except major restoration or reconstruction.
7 PROJECT NOTES FY WATER CONSERVATION PROJECTS PROJ. NO. STG. DESCRIPTION * 00 ZONE 5 WATERSHED RECHARGE/WATER QUALITY PROJECT Future cooperative project with the Beaumont Cherry Valley Water District to evaluate opportunities to capture stormwater within the Beaumont Groundwater Basin. Project would potentially cost-share an alternatives study and construction of a recommended project * 00 ZONE 5 SMITH CREEK/PERSHING CREEK STUDY Future cooperative agreement with the City of Banning to cost-share on a study of stormwater capture opportunities for the portion of these two creeks south of the I-10. The project also includes cooperative funding of construction costs for identified stormwater recharge facilities * 00 MISCELLANEOUS WATERSHED PROTECTION PROJECTS Resources allocated to the identification and development of potential partnerships for future multi-benefit projects addressing flood hazard reduction, water conservation, water quality and/or other water resource needs.
8 Design and Construction Proposed Budget and Five CIP Projects: Zone 5 Fiscal Years Through Calimesa Channel Project No Stg. 3 Legend D Zone 5 Boundary Ja"('!... nct-6t,~.,....c~ D Year 1 CIP Projects Years 2-5 CIP Projects D City of Calimesa D City of Beaumont D City of Banning D Unincorporated - Freeways and Highways
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