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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04.b. 2013-14 Capital Improvement Budget and Ten Year Plan (Handout)4 1/. A. l Item 4b) 2013 -14 Capital Improvement Budget and Ten Year Plan Board Workshop April 11, 2013 2013 -14 Capital Improvement Budget and Ten Year Plan Workshop Agenda • Review proposed Ten Year Capital Improvement Plan • Review planned 2013 -14 Capital Expenditures • Review programs and selected 2013 -14 projects — Treatment Plant Program — Collection Systems Program — General Improvements Program — Recycled Water Program • Review next steps in CIB /CIP approval process E l0 i E ttt� cz cz U nz W 1 c T 0 N 70 �0 V 0 ca. 0 L n cz (11 tt� U 0, cz a. bi f9 O cn N c c L cm N N N Q O G)Nao. - O NI�mCRIR OONe V �tAr W Mr1O O Fppp N:: Lf CD V.- e- NN 'Opp N o S 0 o 0008 D O 0 D O O S° O 0 m Nom NO NwY 0000 c0 cot? 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Compliance /Planning $ 810,000 One Time Renovation Pump & Blower Building Seismic $ 850,000 Primary Treatment Renovation $ 5,400,000 Co -Gen Renovation $ 400,000 Recurring Renovation Piping Renovation Phase 8 $ 100,000 TP Asset Management $ 150,000 All Other $ 1,328,000 Total $ 9,038,000 Primary Sedimentation Renovations FY 13 -14 $ 5,400,000 Total project $ 13,500,000 Pump and Blower Building Seismic Retrofit FY 13 -14 $ 850,000 Total Project $ 4,500,000 Piping Renovation Phase 8 FY 13 -14 $ 100,000 Total project $ 1,250,000 Cogeneration Upgrades • Required cogeneration unit upgrades for five years maintenance contract with Solar Turbines FY 13 -14 $ 400,000 Total project $ 800,000 Treatment Plant Planning • NPDES Permit Adopted April 1, 2012 • Requires participation in collaborative studies to evaluate the role of ammonia and ammonium in inhibiting primary productivity (phyto and zoo plankton) in Suisun Bay. Final report due 11 -1 -2014. • Requires development of facilities plan to evaluate alternative treatment technologies to remove ammonia and site characterization for contaminated soil. Final report due 2 -28 -2014. • Permit reopen on April 1, 2015 — will reassess the appropriateness of the total ammonia load limit. FY 13 -14 $ 810,000 10 year program $ 2,160,000 Treatment Plant Asset Management FY 13 -14 $ 150,000 Total Project $ 300,000 FY 2013 -14 COLLECTION SYSTEM PROGRAM Renovation program North Orinda 5, Lafayette 8, $ 5,050,000 Lafayette 9, Diablo 2, Walnut Creek 10, Martinez 4 $ 2,500,000 2013 CIPP TV Inspection $ 800,000 Expansion /Capacity Assessment Districts, $ 1,192,000 Renovation Development Sewerage Pleasant Hill Grayson Creek $ 800,000 Pumping Buchanan South PS $ 600,000 Stations /Force Mains Replacement, Moraga PS Grinder All others $ 1,428,000 Total $ 12,370,000 . '�i '� mat ,- _`�'3', _ �. �• ,_��• I t-S, 4 sip I t-S, 4 2013 CI PP aim \ Mml� �\ ! OPT X13 N WsY1 ho�M W1 ' t �_ PNWllaulMb �.. CIPP Installation �A r FY 13 -14 $ 2,500,000 Total Project $ 2,978,000 r TV Inspection FY 13 -14 $ 800,000 Total project $ 9,800,000 .�a Capacity Program Plaasanl VIII - r a• N PSeant MIIgOrayson Creak a.v .t♦ �r . '. Lateyalte- 04 e•-o caw Pl.asant HIII Rob �fl (CNbd In FY 2011117)• . Walnutcteek- 3 • Walnut Blvd t�.LJ j cF4w� ra.w i . S klpraga - I�1 [ �j Mprega Way OM Legend Gp•clry t1•ncl•neY e•oup r••o•ne roll rlp. C•p•clty San Ramon - O 1 lapna O•vbpmanl Yy• Cvn1, Sae RaTen BChad YN C , O ; No S.—I—El— „ I `\ caIOO.Y .1J0•t Pumping Stations • Completed major pumping stations renovations /improvements • Buchanan Pumping Station Abandonment • Fairview /Maltby Pumping Stations Improvements • Moraga Pumping Station Grinder Buchanan South P.S. Abandonment Control TOW FY 13 -14 $ 400,000 Total project $ 451,000 P;p; g Station Air Feld Reconnect Airport &ninesses Reconnect Existing Sewers Airport Proposed Sewers Businesses Sam's CIrD Remove SoAh Pm Parton 9POrta AtNorily ' Ion RDeconnect \R 16 uea ome P as Hotel 1 Abandoned Pipe W A-Line Relief Int Interceptor ^ FY 2013 -14 GENERAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM Vehicles and Equipment $ 645,000 Information Technology " $ 1,100,000 GDI- SMMS Replacement $ 450,000 Seismic Improvements HOB $ 1,800,000 All Other $ 761,000 Total $ 4,756,000 Separate presentation 2013 -14 Vehicles & Equipment EGUIPMOU �BUD6 r� �b / ., FY 13 -14 $ 645,000 10 year program $ 5,145,000 HOB Seismic Retrofit Isis — tiIII�Ir IN 0M., P.1111MIUM.- a �.�. Construction Progress V FY 13 -14 $ 1,800,000 ;; Total project $ 6,221,000 FY 2013 -14 RECYCLED WATER PROGRAM PROJECT ANR ENSIE Martinez Refineries, Zone 1 and other REW Planning $ 356,000 Concord Landscape Irrigation $ 3,060,000 Total $ 3,416,000 Concord Landscape Irrigation Project FY 13 -14 $ 3,060,000 Total project $ 4,336,000 2.5 miles of new pipe Over 34 New Customers 200 AFY $1 million Prop 84 Grant FY 2013 -14 CIB Expenditure Recommendations Treatment Plant $ 9.0 million (31 %) Collection System $12.4 million (42 %) General Improvements $ 4.8 million (16 %) Recycled Water $ 3.4 million (11 %) Total $29.6 million (100 %) Sewer Service Charge Revenues $500 $450 $439 Total Charge per RUE $ ' $391 $100 $371 $341 $355 5350 $311 $311 $311 f314 f300 5272 32BO $2B0 f2B9 $300 $302 $300 3216 SZ60 f292 $250 $22q $zao 1410 s234 $zlz $200 f107 $201 $213 5105 $ew $150 $100 376 $76 Capital Program Component . so $41 $64 _ $46 � $51 f/2 $15 $19 ft 7 so 200041 1001102 2002-03 1003111 200195 2005-06 100641 2007-00 100049 2003-10 2910.11 201142 7012 -13 2013-14 901.15 Assumes $34 per year SSC increases in FY 13 -14 and FY 14-15 Assumes paying down $5M for UAAL in FY 13 -14 and in FY 14 -15 (incl. in Operations Component) FY 2013 -14 Sewer Construction Fund Projected Revenues Facility Capacity Fees $4,790,000 Pumped Zone Fees $755,000 Interest Sewer Construction Fund $193,000 Property Taxes (Net after debt paid) $8,102,000 Sewer Service Charge ($40 capital component)" $6,628,000 Reimbursements from Others City of Concord $4,277,000 Recycled Water Sales (Net after O &M) $63,000 Developer Fees /Other $435,000 TOTAL $25,243,000 Assumes $34 per year SSC Increase in FY 2013 -14 2012 -13 SCF Balance CAPMA. Hudgef ed P117000110 PROGR M FY 2042-13 FY 2M21$ Total $ 32.4 million $ 29.3 million Expenditures Total Revenue $ 21.8 million $ 21.6 million Variance - $10.5 million -$ 7.7 million SCF Balance $35.8 million $38.6 million (Balance on 6/30/13) (Beginning balance 6/30/13) SCF Cash Flow Balance Mpa"d Proposed 801445 Total $ 29.6 million $ 26.5 million Expenditures Total Revenue " $ 25.2 million $ 24.4 million Variance -$ 4.3 million -$ 2.0 million SCF Balance " $ 34.3 million $ 32.2 million (Balance on 6/30/14) (Balance on 6/30/15) ' Assumes $34 per year SSC increases in FY 13 -14 and FY 14 -15 Assumes paying down $5M for UAAL in FY 13 -14 and in FY 14 -15 Funds Required for Cash Flow - $27 — 32 million Sewer Construction Fund Cash Flow sta o Capital Program Has Been Deficit Spending Since FY 2004 -05 1e55 IDMIMB�d9i IIbW.aL01 S690 Wz 3'33 r.... t...rr..mw. rw t511 151! OS7+ a...e 55].0 u:1 wa 5H5 SI]C &93 •.wJ eueme SV 2 I/ lf00 t7S7 {25.1 via 1155 S2]0 S.tS RSS {N) •,w.u111e.en.e 570 0 1.3 u-' 11 11<2 t 06 156 5100 S] 0 X*r, 11 115 - .................. .... ... ... ..... 'SCF Balance is not strictly governed by checkbook accounting and may not strictly represent the sum of prior year balance and current year variance. Assumes two year (FY13 -14 & FY14 -15) $34 /each year SSC increases and paying down the UAAL $5W$5M Next Steps in CIBOP Approval Process • Today's meeting reviews proposed FY 2013 -14 CIB and 2013 CIP • April 2, 2013 - reviewed similar presentation at the Capital Projects Committee meeting • May 4, 2013 - Set Public Hearing to consider the FY 2013 -14 Capital Improvement Budget and 2013 Ten -Year Capital Improvement Plan • June 6, 2013 - Conduct public hearing to adopt FY 2013 -14 CIB and 2013 Ten -Year CIP Questions?