HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 10-026-CCBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Grant County, Washington
RESOLUTION IN THE MATTER OF RESOLUTION No. 10- d -OCC
ANNUALLY UPDATING THE GRANT
COUNTY CAPITAL FACILITIES PLAN
FOR 2010-2013
WHEREAS, The Board of Grant County Commissioners desires to annually update the
Grant County Capital Facilities Plan in coordination with the annual Grant County Budget; and
WHEREAS, the Capital Facilities Plan is a planning document to be used in setting
policy and establishing priorities for capital facilities projects.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED THAT the Board of Grant
County Commissioners hereby adopts the updated attached 2010 Grant County Capital
Facilities Plan.
DATED this 1-61k day of 2010.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Abstain GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON
❑ Cindy C er, Chair
❑ Richard Stevens, Member
❑ Carolann Swartz. Member
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Grant County
Capital Facilities Plan
For Years
2010-2013
As of January It 2010
Grant County
Capital Facilities Plan
2010-2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Capital Facilities Plan Overview ................................................
Project Priority Status.............................................................
Cost Estimate Confidence Level ...............................................
Explanation of Fund Uses .......................................................
Capital Projects on Fairgrounds Property ...................................
Summary of Capital Projects ...................................................
Road Fund 101 Revenue and Expenditure Analysis .....................
Six Year Transportation Improvement Program ...........................
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Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page I
Capital Facilities Plan Overview
A Capital Facilities Plan (CFP) is a multi-year plan that provides a
planned and programmed approach to utilizing the County's financial
resources in the most efficient manner to meet its service and facility
needs.
The County has prepared a comprehensive capital projects list as a
part of the annual budget process. This list provides a three-year view of
intended projects and has served as an excellent resource to the Board of
Commissioners, County staff and citizens in understanding the scope;
timing and funding of key projects. While funding was identified as a part of
each project description, some unfunded projects have historically been
included to keep them in the forefront as targets for grants, ballot
measures, and other continued funding efforts.
Advantages of a Capital Facilities Plan
A CFP allows the Community through its county commission to take a
critical look at itself, identify what is good, what could be improved, and what
might be needed in the future. Without this comprehensive approach,
consideration and approval of capital improvements results in a short-range
approach to capital planning.
Capital planning provides a process that considers all possible projects
at the same time and produces a planning record that balances projects,
funding sources, and timing schedules. In addition, a CFP:
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Promotes efficiency by reducing scheduling problems;
Helps to distribute costs more equitably over a period of time;
and
Enhances opportunities for outside financial assistance.
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page 2
Project Priority Status
A. Essential and time -critical
o Funding sources are generally identified for current year project.
B. Necessary but not immediately required
o A design component may be required prior to construction;
o A funding source may or may not be identified; and/or
a Often, grants or outside sources determine timing or feasibility.
C. Foreseen for future demand or long term needs and, while
included in the CFP, the project has been postponed. A funding
source may or may not be identified for these projects.
Cost Estimate Confidence Level
1. No estimate or placeholder
2. Rough estimate
3. Preliminary — Some work has been done to determine rough
estimate, either based on previous projects of similar nature or
industry standards.
4. Design — Receive a cost estimate from a vendor or an architect;
provided a cost estimate.
5. Construction — Quotes or bids are in; cost is set with the exception
of change orders.
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page 3
Explanation of Fund Uses
CUMULATIVE RESERVE FUND is for routine capital outlay
purchases and projects by the county including, but not limited to, office
furniture and fixtures, major building maintenance, real property acquisition,
building remodeling projects, road projects, and water projects, and said
funds shall be invested by the Grant County Treasurer with interest
accruing to the Current Expense fund. This fund is authorized by RCW
36.33.020.
% PERCENT REAL ESTATE EXCISE TAX is a fund to account for
the revenues generated by a special '/ of 1 percent excise tax levied on
the sale of real property within the County. This fund is authorized by RCW
82.46.010(2).
SECOND '/ PERCENT REAL ESTATE EXCISE TAX is a fund to
track and fund specific capital projects allowed by RCW 82.46.035.
C.J. — CRIMINAL JUSTICE FUND is a fund established to track state
funding for criminal justice and to address specific law and justice needs.
This fund is authorized by RCW 82.14.310.
C.E. — CURRENT EXPENSE — GENERAL FUND is the more flexible,
main fund account which is made up of many various general property
taxes, user fees, penalties and State & Federal grant monies.
H.M. — HOTEL/MOTEL LODGING TAX FUND is a proprietary fund
which can only be used for promotion of tourism to our County. These
funds can be used for specific development of print materials, advertising,
mailing costs, purchase of promotional goods and services, but is limited
from use in staffing areas and functions.
OTHER SOURCES includes
dedicated revenue possibilities.
potential loans, grants, and other
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page 4
Capital Projects on Fairgrounds Property
(for 2010 - 2013)
Grant County has three main improved areas for public use for entertainment
and recreation. There is one Outdoor Recreation Vehicle Park, one (The Sand Dunes)
between Moses Lake and the Potholes reservoir. The second area which serves many
residents and also visitors to the area is the Grant County Fairgrounds. This 160 acre
site encompasses a number of varied services and uses throughout the year. Besides
the 3 -day Spring Fair and the 5 -day Grant County Fair in August, the facility supports
activities year round much like a municipal park or a convention center facility.
The list of some of the venues that are hosted on these grounds include the use
year round for a local gun club, many small animal and dog shows, motorcycle and RV
rallies, cultural events, and year round indoor riding events. The facility also has
recreational vehicle hook-ups to accommodate event support staff as well as the
traveling public.
One of the greater uses mentioned above on these grounds is the use for
equestrian activities. The Grand Arena facilitates a number of full scale rodeos each
year, including the Roundup Rodeo at Fair time. Several vehicle demolition activities
occur each year.
Much like a municipal park, the grounds provide for many youth activities,
including winter soccer in the Ardell Pavilion. Other youth activities include many 4-H,
FFA, Dairy, and community group functions, some focused around livestock, and many
other activities for the growth and education of youth in our area.
Many non-profit clubs and organizations have vending buildings on these
grounds and raise monies by providing food services to a number of the events every
year. The Moses Lake Lions Club has used the facilities for its weekly meetings for
many years; in addition, meetings are held at the Fairgrounds by the Rodeo
Association, Fair Board, and 4-H groups.
The Grant County Water Conservancy Board uses one of the buildings on these
grounds for its bi-monthly meetings and office space. The reason we mention this is
that you don't have growth unless you have water. The Conservancy board makes
many water use and availability determinations for our County which is vital to County-
wide growth and expansion of business and industry.
Therefore, the Grant County Board of Commissioners believes that this facility is,
has been, and forever will be Grant County's premier park facility. Further, the board
has determined that improvements to this facility is in adherence with the requirements
of RCW 82.46.035 dealing with park improvements and infrastructure expansion in
order to support growth in the entire Grant County area.
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page 5
Summary of Capital Projects
Item
Date
Status
Funding
1. Fairgrounds
• Covered riding arena
2010
In progress
Bond, REET 1
• Sheriff's building remodel
2011
Pending
REET 1
27 Courthouse facility
• Parking lot expansion — property
2010
In progress
REET 1, 2
purchase (Moore house)/sidewalk
• Parking lot expansion — property
2010
In progress
REET 1, 2
purchase (Elliot house)/sidewalk
• Security improvements — security
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, SIP, L&J
screening area ??
• Security improvements — other ??
2010-2013
Pending
L&J
3. INET — New building
2010-2013
Pending
Drug seizure, REET 1
4. New Building/Planning Department
building
• Building site acquisition — property
2010
Pending
REET 1, SIP
purchase
• Building construction
2010
Pending
REET 1, SIP
5. Superior Court
• Bookcase for JMA's Chambers
2010
Pending
L&J
• Fax/Copier for Int's Office
2010
Pending
L&J
6. Prosecuting Attorney — Damion
2010
In progress
L&J
completion
7. Sheriff
• 1 Lap top Computer
2010
In progress
ARRA Grant
• 37 Ballistic Vests
2010
In progress
L&J
• 1 Vehicle Upgrade (SUV)
2010
In progress
ER&R
• 1 Mobile Radio
2010
In progress
ARRA Grant
• 1 Portable Radio
2010
In progress
ARRA Grant
• Emergency Lights
2010
In progress
ARRA Grant
• Video Surveillance Equipment
2010
In progress
Gang Grant
8. Jail
• Photocopier
2010
In progress
L&J
• Electric Range (48")
2010
In progress
REET 1
• Ice Maker w/ bin
2010
In progress
REET 1
9. Youth Services (Juvenile)
• Kitchen range hood w/ fire
2010
In progress
REET 1
extinguisher
• Jackson spray dishwasher w/
2010
In progress
REET 1
booster tank
• Motorola HT750 4 channel VHF
2010
In progress
L&J
portable radio(quantity of 4
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page 6
Item
Date
Status
Funding
10. Indigent Defense — Darrion
2010
In progress
Project 9501 2009 $
completion
11. Facilities & Maintenance
• Lot F, L&J building pavement
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Lot E, Moore's pavement
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Lot D, across from LJB pavement
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Lot B, Commissioners' pavement
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Lot G, church pavement
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Removal of Moore's house
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Removal of Elliott's house
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1, 2
• Resurface walkway between Annex
2010-2013
Pending
REET 2
and LJB
• Dry sump @ 1525 Wheeler & Ivy
2010
Pending
REET 2
• Replace toilets @ Wheeler & Ivy
2010
Pending
REET 1
• Carpet replacement
2010-2013
Pending
REET 1
• Repair of Annex roof leak @ TS
2010
Pending
REET 1
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013
Page 7
Road Fund 101 Revenue and
Expenditure Analysis
(Pages 8a — 8b)
Capital Facilities Plan, 2010-2013 Page 8
r
1,110:
1,088,
574
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July 21, 2009
0
19,071
444.700
300
6,000
0
390,000
85,000
0
3,297,
1,041
Page 8a
Grant County
Six Year TIP 2010-2015
Revenue and Expenditure Analysis • County
Road Fund
101
.. ..._ _- .... .. .. .... ".2010
2009
2011
BARSA
...
REVENUES:
111
10
Unreserved Balance
6,329,216
5,120,635
0
5,603,6000
111
13
Reserved FacilitieseiBalance
Gavvel to BST -2008 to 2010
1,500,000
150,000
1,000.000
0
111
15
Reserved
8,000,000
B4OB0,000
8,160,000
311
10
12
Property Tax
!Annex. Impact (Moses Lake)
6000
,
6.000
0
30
Sale of Title Prop.
Sale of Royal City Shop [10 yr Cony]
0
6.357
0
6,357
0
6,357
40
100.000
107,000
114,500
317
20
iLeasehold Tax
0
100
100
322
40
Oversize/overvveight Permits
2 000
2 000
2,000
332
15
20'Taylor Grazing Act
0
0
0
15
81
60, Fish 8 Wildlife
00 Federal In -Lieu -Hanford Reserve
130,000
130,090
130,000
333
20
21 Fed. Aid - BR
80,000
0
0
0
0
0
20
22 Fed. Aid - STP (S)
0
1,028,000
1,177,000
20
23 [Fed. Aid- STP (R), (U)
0
0
20
24 1 FedAid - STP Rural Safely -
0
0
20
261 Fed. Aid - STP(E)
0
1,200,000
0
0
0
20
26 !Fed. Aid -ARRA
61 WSOOT Planning - DUADCO
117,854
67,854
50,000
334
03
1,006,000
1,279,000
826,000
D3
71 TRAP
1,056,165
1,066,727
1,077,394
03
72 !LAPP
0
0
0
336
03
00
81 TIB
89 Motor Vehicle Tax
6.228,030
6,290,310
6,353,213
0
337
07
40
In -Lieu Taxes
Intergovernmental Services
0
50,000
p
50,000
50,000
336
2,D00
2,500
2,700
341
69
PdntinglDuplicating
100
100
100
75
Map Sales
0
0
0
343
20
(Engineering Services
5,000
5,400
51800
345
80
i Plat Checking Fees
0
0
0
349
90
I Road ConsWEng. Services
0
0
0
363
10
Insurance 8 Recoveries
I Contdbutlons/Cost Share/Dev. Mltig.
52,000
52,000
52,
367
368
10
11
112.8 GRID
5,000
3,207
347
3,20720
347
12
110 NW CRID
500
0
0
0
13
!, CRID Guarantee Fund
0
0
369
40
i Other Judgements/Settlements
0
5,900
i5,OD0
15,00[
397
90
10
IMisc, Revenue
Transfers -In (Paths and Tralls)
150.000
30,000
t
20
Transfers -In
0 0
0 0
357,00( [
30
ISWf
Transfers -In (S.W. far Neva Lk Rd)
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1
1,110:
1,088,
574
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July 21, 2009
0
19,071
444.700
300
6,000
0
390,000
85,000
0
3,297,
1,041
Page 8a
(
Grant County Six Year TIP 2010.2015
Page 2 or 2
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013-15
BARS #
EXPENDITURES:
508 13 Ending Res. Gravel to BST'08 to '10
1,D00,11110
0
0
0
0
0
0
14 Ending Res. Facilities
0
50.000
0
50,000
0
50,000
50,000
150,000
519 70 Reimbursables
195,000
195,000
195,000
195,000
585,000
520 -Traffic Policing
4.998,176
5.248,100
5,510,500
5,7116,000
18,746,600
541 30 Road Preservation
100.000
105,000
110,300
115,800
375,200
541 50 Bridge
6,550,000
6.877,500
7.221,400
7,582,500
24,567,300
542 Road Maintenance
300,000
315,000
330,800
347,300
1,125,300
543 10 Administration
300,0110
315,000
330,800
347,300
1,125.300
30 General Services
250,000
262,500
275,600
289,400
937,700
50 Facilities
60 Training (incl. acct. software)
115,000
120,800
126.800
133,100
431,200
70 Undisl. Indirect Labor
45,000
47,300
49,700
52,200
169,100
0
90 Intedund Non -Operating Rentals
D
180,000
0
189,000
0
196,500
0
208,400
675,200
544 20 Undistributed Engineering
90,000
94.500
99,200
104,200
337,600
41Plans and Permits
40,000
42.000
44,100
46,300
150,000
42 Plats
12,000
12,600
13,200
13,900
45,000
43 Right of Way
110.000
115,500
121,300
127,400
412,800
44 Traffic Planning
117,854
67,854
50,000
D
0
45 OUADCO
27.000
0
0
0
0
70 GIS, Aerial Photos
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
30,000
90 Operations/Admin/Overhead
150,000
150,000
150,000
150,0000
450,0000
545 Extraordinary
0
0
0
548 Supplies and Materials
Band Redemption (Col. Basin Pr*ct)
2,000
1,900
1,710
1,500
4,000
591
0
0
D
0
0
594 40 61 Land Purchases
0
0
0
0
44 Moses Lake Shop
1,500,000
250,0000
44 01 Warden Area Shop
00
00
0
4,500,000
44 02 District 1 Shop (Coulee City Area)
D
0
46 Machinery/EquipmenUAdmin/Eng
65,000
0
0
0
0
48 01 Accounting Software
200,000
31,000
0
32,60D
D
34,200
35,900
116,300
597 111 Transfers -Out (Palls 8 Trails)
130,000
150,000
150.000
150.000
450,000
40 Transfers -Out (E.R. & R. Cap.)
0
0
0
60 Transfers -Out (Mises)
0
0
0
0
80 Transfers -Out (Facilities Reserve)
0
0
0
90 Transfers -Out (PieQuarries Land)
270,673
475,000
475,000
475,000
1.425,000
598 10 STP Cities
$15,828,703
$14,877,154
$15,798.110
$16221,200
$56,808,600
Total Ex enditures:
Available Construction Dollars:
$12,352,519
$9.465,583
$8.189,008
$8,716,624
$17,427,814
Six Year TIP Totals
7,442.000
$3,862,000
$2,898,00
$3,696,000
$12,431.000
Page 8b
Six Year Transportation Improvement
Program
(Pages 9a — 9e)
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