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To <br />Mayor and City Council <br />Agenda Section Meeting Date <br />Work Session November 7, 2022 <br />Item Description <br />2023-2027 Capital Improvement Plan <br />Action Requested <br />Review the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Plan. <br />Request for Action <br />Item Number <br />10.1 <br />Prepared by <br />Lori Ziemer, Finance Director <br />Reviewed by <br />Cal Portner, City Administrator <br />Reviewed by <br />Background/Discussion <br />Staff has identified specific capital projects, estimated project costs and binding sources to be completed over the <br />next five gears. Projects listed for 2023 will be reviewed along with cash flow estimates of the associated project <br />fund. Projects are reviewed annually and updated with the CIP. <br />Capital Reserve Fund <br />The purchase and replacement of IT hardware/software has been funded by excess General Fund fund balance. <br />The current balance designated for the replacement of IT technology is about $657,000. In addition, the fund <br />receives interest income and cable franchise fees to be used for miscellaneous capital outlay items. The <br />undesignated balance of the bind is about $959,000. <br />Equipment Replacement Fund <br />Provides funding for the planned replacement of vehicles and mobile equipment. The funding sources are through <br />annual General Fund department charges and Local Government Aid (LGA). LGA comes from the state general <br />fund collected through sales and income taxes and can be subject to state unallotment. Department charges are <br />based on the amortization of equipment and updated annually. The Fleet Committee evaluates the replacement of <br />vehicles and equipment based on the criteria of age, miles/hours, maintenance costs, and usage type. The 2023-27 <br />vehicle/equipment purchase requests were reviewed and recommended by the Fleet Committee. <br />Government Building Fund <br />Used for municipal building constriction/maintenance, landscaping, and remodeling. The facilities maintenance <br />supervisor and department directors identify needed building improvements which are updated annually. The <br />landfill expansion fee and interest earnings are the primary funding sources. The landfill expansion fee is <br />scheduled to expire in 2030 but is expected to end as early as 2027-2028 based on landfill capacitor. The fund has <br />covered debt service payments for the public works building since 2012 and will also cover the 2023 debt service. <br />Park Dedication Fund <br />Recent plat development activity has increased bind revenues to a cash balance of about $1,593,000 as of <br />9/30/22. Projects planned for 2023 include YAC shade structure and maintenance garage, and a security camera <br />for the Rivers Edge dock. <br />The Elk River Vision P' O W E e E 0 6 Y <br />_-4 rrekoc•onvnvruuty rrith rerolrrtioaag aad.+pirited resorrrzefrrhress, e.ticeptioaal NAWRE <br />serrice, aarl covvrurit)eagagelveat that eacorrrzrges alid is pir•es pro perzt�,. 1 pelaterl _4rrgrrst 2020 <br />