HomeMy WebLinkAbout7669RESOLUTION NO 7669
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDLANDS
ADOPTING THE MEASURE I FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PLAN
WHEREAS, San Bernardino County voters approved passage of Measure I in
November 2004, authorizing the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority to
impose a one-half of one percent retail transactions and use tax applicable in the
incorporated and unincorporated territory of the County of San Bernardino, and
WHEREAS, revenue from the tax can only be used for transportation
improvement and traffic management programs authorized m the Expenditure Plans set
forth in Ordinance No 04-1 of the Authority, and
WHEREAS, the Strategic Plan requires each local jurisdiction applying for
revenue from the Local Streets Program to annually adopt and update a Five -Year
Capital Improvement Plan, and
WHEREAS, California Public Utilities Code 190300 and Ordinance No 04-1
require each local jurisdiction to maintam General Fund expenditures for transportation -
related construction and maintenance activities at the required Mamtenance of Effort
base year level in each fiscal year of the adopted Five -Year Capital Improvement Plan,
which for the City of Redlands is $845,866, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF REDLANDS that the Measure I Five -Year Capital hnprovement
Plan, attached to this resolution as Exhibit A, is hereby adopted
ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 6th day of September, 2016
(TwtU 0.6
Paul W Foster, Mayor
ATTEST
Sam Irw , City Clerk
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I, Sam Irwin, City Clerk of the City of Redlands, hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution was duly adopted by the City Council at a regular meeting thereof, held on the
6th day of September, 2016, by the following vote
AYES Councilmembers Gilbreath, Barich, James, Mayor Foster
NOES None
ABSTAIN None
ABSENT Councilmember Hamson
Sam Irwm, City Clerk
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Exhibit 'A' to Resolution
CITY OF REDLANDS
MEASURE I CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN
EXPENDITURE STRATEGY
Fiscal Year 2016-17 through Fiscal Year 2020-21
The City of Redlands intends to use Measure I dollars to partially fund the City's City Council -approved
Pavement Accelerated Repair Implementation Strategy (PARIS) program which will pave 2/3 of
Redlands city streets over a five year period. The City's Pavement Management Program, which provides
a decision making matrix in identifying streets that are priority paving projects, will be used to determine
future Measure I Capital Improvement Plans.
Measure I Capital Improvement Plan
Compliance Checklist
❑ Do not exceed the limit on categorical expenditures in the Plan Include no more than 50%
of estimated annual revenue to general program categories for pavement management
programs, system improvements and general maintenance or other miscellaneous categorical
expenditures (Policies VLS-9c, VVLS-13c, MDLS-11c) Each jurisdiction shall constrain the total
annual amount of Measure I planned expenditures to 150% of SANBAG's forecasted annual
revenue for Mi Local Pass -Through Funds, plus any fund balances and/or revenue resulting from
bonds secured by Measure I Revenue (Policies VLS-9b VVLS-13b MDLS-11 b)
▪ Projects over $100,000 must be individually listed in the Plan While categorical
expenditures are justified in the Plan any single project expenditure in excess of $100,000 shall
be listed as an individual project and shall not be included in a general program category
(Policies VLS-10, VVLS-14, MDLS-12)
• Expenditure of Measure I funds must be on projects identified in the current Capital
Improvement Plan adopted by the governing body The Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
is the basis for the annual audit Jurisdictions will have flexibility in moving projects around in the
Plan, however, in order for a project to be eligible for expenditure of Local Street funds, the
project must be included in the current Plan (Policies VLS-11 VVLS-15, MDLS-13) The Plan
can be also be modified by action of the governing body throughout the year, if necessary or
beneficial A copy of the modified Plan should be sent to SANBAG prior to the end of the fiscal
year to avoid an audit finding
O Expenditure of Measure I funds on Nexus Study projects must include a development
share For capacity enhancement projects to Nexus Study Network roadways, the Capital
Improvement Plan must identify the Measure I share of project cost and development share of
project cost (Policies VLS-9d VVLS-13d) Maintenance projects or projects that do not enhance
the capacity of a roadway do not require a development contribution to be included in the Five
Year Plan
• Streets and roads under one project/contract must be itemized on the invoice Plans that
include expenditures for multiple streets and roads under one contract must list specific streets
and roads but may list only the total cost for work on all streets and roads in the contract To
avoid an audit finding, the local jurisdiction must (1) List the project with individual streets and
roads in the Plan, and (2) Break down the work on each street and road in the project on the
invoice (i e an expense must be shown for each project identification) This protocol most
typically applies to jurisdictions that group projects under their Pavement Management Program
with one cost estimate If itemized invoices are not provided to the auditor and the project
exceeds 50% of annual revenue, a categorical expenditure audit finding will result
O Measure I Plans must be in the established format. Plans that are in unique formats, budget
documents and general capital improvement plans have lead to interpretive difference during
the audit process Projects contained in the Plans must be broken down by year of expenditure
An electronic format for the Measure I Plans can be obtained from "Measure I Central" on the
SANBAG web site at this link http /lwww sanbaq ca oov/funding/member-aoencies.html
❑ Spend Measure I Local Pass Through Funds only on transportation related projects. If
there are any questions about the eligibility of Measure I to be expended on a project, refer to
the local expenditure policies on the SANBAG web site or contact SANBAG Staff for additional
assistance
2016-2021 MICIP-Checklist. DOC
MOUNTAIN/DESERT SUBAREA
MEASURE I REVENUE ESTIMATES FOR LOCAL PASS-THROUGH FUNDS FY2016/2017 to FY2020/2021
MOUNTAINIDESERT
SUBAREARe
0I,OrIbutlo
ISO,
Pe ntage
of
Eelin ed An al Local Pa .Thr ugh An nP
To al FY16117
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Populatlo
Generation
FY16117 FY17110
FY10119 FY19120 FY20121
1I
Needle
80,93%
8511%
$ 127,953.00 $ 132_76077 $ 137,748.90 $ 142_92414 $ 147,723.36
$ 609,110
County/Colorado River
3107%
14.89%
,$ 38,176.58,$ 39,611.04 , $ 41,099.32,$ 42,64343,$ 44075.34
$ 205,606
Colorado River Subarea
1 100.0
1
090
1 $ 166,129.681$ 172,371.811 $ 178,098.221$ 185,567.561$ 191,798.70
$ 894,716
1
1 1
J
Txreolynine Peln
35.61%
1
2102%
$ 450426.21 $ 488268,79 $ 48'!,240.84 $ 505,999201$ 52072024
$ 2433270
Yucca yeller
2900%
_
_
$ 75387057J$ 784,43000 $ 4$ 818,228404$ $ 849310.03$ 8]2,305.1]
$ 4,0]6142
County/Morongo Beeth
3539%
1151%
$ 368,796.60 $ 383,74639 $ 399,301.37 $ 415485.98 $ 428,735.29
$ 1,994,066
Morongo Sasln Subarea
100.00%
r
100.00%
I, $ 1,572,693.37 ; $ 1,636,445.16 ; $ 1,702,777.69, $ 1,771,795.21 ; $ 1,819,766.71
$ 8,503,478
Ba ow
4123%
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$ 1,384,980_30 $ 1_43819267$ 1_493,468.364$ 1,550,865024$ 1,608059.57
$ 7475546
County/North Deeert
58.77%
71.37%
$ 2,579,999.05 8 2.679,164341$ 2,782,135301$ 2389057.75 $ 2,995,603.67
$ 13,925,960
North Desert Subarea 1
100.00%
100.00%
$ 3,964,959.35;$ 4,117,357.21;$ 4,275,603.66;$ 4,439,922.771$ 4,603,663.24
$ 21,401,506
1
1
1 1 1 1
BO Be rLake
8.45%
5233%
$ 431,068.39 $ 448,600.90 $ 462,69425 $ 479366.52 $ 494,87078
$ 2,314,607
County/Mountains
90 55%
47.67%
, $ 964422.09 , $ 999.177.34 , $ 1,035,182 90 , $ 1072,483 661 $ 1,107,18914
4 5,178,455
Mountains Subarea 1
100.00%
1
100.00%
1 $ 1,395,488491 $ 1445,778.24 1 $ 1,497,677.161 $ 1,551,850.161 $ 1,602,067.92
$ 7,493,062
1 1
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y
8.4150
1
1
294°
1$ 053,809.49,$ 700,738.80 $ 73043542 $ 754,924991$ 780,41334
1
$ 3,655.322
Apple Valley
18 ]59
1588%
$ 2,030,969.06 $ 2,105272.13) $ 2175,860944 $ 2,248,011 80 $ 2_324,73789
$ 10891 652
He
2341%
1
Y
2003
1$ 2,]35,840.431 $ 2,827,577 86 $ 2,922285.25 $ 3,020,385.101$ 3,122,340.95
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$ 14,628,510
Vlcbrvllle
3102
5389%
5,115,617.95$ 5,287,15340$ 5,464,42923$ 5847,63709 2 5838,31690
$ 27353,155
CountyNlclor Valley
1641%
011%
$ 1477,269.49 5 1,520804.07 $ 1,577,99794 $ 1,630,904031$ 1,605,96785
$ 7,890,944
Vidor Valley Subarea ,
100.00%
r
10000%
; $ 12,04030643 : $ 12,453,547.05 ; $ 12371,108 77 : $ 13,302,643.01 ; $ 13,751,776.94
$ 84,428,502
1
Total Mt Dosed Region
$ 19,148,777: $ 19,026,499; $ 20,526,215 ; $ 21,251,779 $ 21,969,074
$ 102,721,344
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MEASURE I REVENUE ESTIMATES FOR LOCAL PASS-THROUGH FUNDS FY2016/2017 to FY2020/2021
VALLEY SUBAREA
Populatlo
DIstrIbutlo
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Estimated Ann al Lo al Pa -Thr ugh An nt
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ihr ugh FY20/21
FY16/17
FY17/18 FY18/19 FY19/20 FY20/21
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Montclair
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Rialto
Sa Be rdln
Upland
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5.55% $ 1,443,43901
5.09% $ 1_323_80262
a44% $ 894_672.11
13.54% $ 3_521471 02
0.79% $ 205,46249
346% $ 899,873.69
1 5954 i $ 413_525.77
250% $ 650,197.75
1098% 1 $ 2850,466.94
1131% $ 2,941,494.63
441% $ 1_146,948.83
893% $ 1,802,348.17
1391% $ 3_877,]00.29
489% $ 1271,786.80
3.47% $ 902,474.48
8.1554 $ 2,122,245.46
1
$ 1,485742 18, $ 1,535061.30, $ 1,588,788.44, $ 1,652,339.98
$ 1,363,51870' $ 1,40]830994$ 1,457,105.081 $ 1,515,38928
$ 921,512271 $ 951,467421 $ 984,762.57, $ 1,024,153.07
$ 3,627115151 $ 3.744,99640r 3 3,876,071.27 $ 4,031,114.12
$ 211,628361 $ 218,504224$ 226,151.87$ 235,197.94
$ 926,869901 $ 956,993171 $ 990,487.931 $ 1,030,10745
$ 425,931.54, $ 439,774.32, $ 455,16642, $ 473,37308
$ 669,703.68: $ 691,469.05 . 15
$ 7,67047' $ 744,29729
$ 2,935,980.951 $ 3,031,400.331 $ 3,13],499.341 $ 3,262,99932
$ 3,029,739.47, $ 3.128,206.00, $ 3,237,69321 $ 3,367,200 94
$ 1,181,357.30:$ 1,211,751.41 r$ 1,262,44271r 1 1,312,94042
$ 1,856_418.671 $ 1.9-11,7-52751 $ 1,983,836 54' $ 2,063,192.09
$ 3,]26_231.301$ 3,84],333.821$ 3,987,990501$ 4,141,270.12
$ 1,309_940.41 $ 1,352,51347r$1,399,85144, $ 1,455,845.50
$ 929548.71 $ 959,75105i $ 993,350 51 $ 1,033,084.64
$ 2,185,912.821 $ 2,255,954,991 $ 2,335,948 421 $ 2,429,386.35
1 1 1
1 7,708,370.91
$ 7,067544.68
$ 4,776,561.43
$ 18,800,767.96
$ 1,096,942.89
$ 4,804.332.14
$ 2,207,771.13
$ 3471 33825
$ 15,218,346.8_8
$ 15 704 334.24
$ 5123,440.87
$ 9,622,549.53
$ 19,314,526.02
$ 6,789,9378_2
$ 4818,21749
$ 11,330,448.05
Total Valley Reglo 1
100.00% I $ 26,007,910.06 1
$ 26,853,315.82 1 § 27,726,143.78 1 $ 28,627,281.20 I $ 29,536,901.65
$ 138,853,529.97
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$7,075,825,37
MEASURE I ESTIMATE:
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V.181,357.30
81,219,751 Al
51,262,442,71
51,312,940,42
$13,199,208,04
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