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06-623Council File #��p�� Green Sheet # 3030888 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2$ 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 $0 51 52 53 54 55 56 Presented by � .`, 12ESOLUTION SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA !� WIIEREAS, in order to meet the exemption for approval by elecrors for the 2006 Street Improvement Bond issue, the City must assess at least 20% of the cos[ of the improvement, and WHEREAS, ihe BakerBellows Residential Street Vitaliry Paving projec[ needs to use MSA dotlazs to finance those streets eligible to be reconstructed with MSA funds (Dodd Road and Stryker Avenue) in the project in order to meet the 20% assessment match, and WfiEREAS, a 4ansfer of MSA budget is necessary in order to accomplish this 20% assessment match, and WHEREAS, there aze sufficient MSA funds in the 2005 and 2006 MSA Contingency projects to transfer to this project, so THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Ciry of Saint Paul, upon recoccunendation of the Mayor and advice of the Long Range Capital Improvement Budget Committee, that $657,086 is available for appropriation in the 2005 Capital Improvement Budget, as heretofore adopted and amended by this Council, be hereby further amended in the Improvement Sudget, in [he following particulazs: FINANCING PLAN BakedBellows RSVP COS-2T559-29273 MSA Street Improv Snds water uav�y West Saint Paul Sewer Service Fund CIB SPENDING PLAN BakerBellows RSVP COS-2T559-29273 Construction FINANCING PLAN MSA Contingency COS-2T065 MSA SPENDING PLAN MSA Contingency COS-2T065 Construction FINANCING PLAN MSA Contingency C06-2T066 MSA c�R�c Budget 4,103,A71.90 z�s,000.00 98,0�0.�0 72,000.00 1.516,354.10 5,967,826.00 5 967 826.00 i,967,82b.00 398 10.29 398,310.29 398 310.29 398,310.29 32625336 326,25336 Change 657,086.00 (657,086.00) o.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 o.00 0.00 o.00 (398,310.291 (398,310.29) (398310.29� (398,310.29) (258,775.911 (258,775.71) Amended Budget 657,086.00 3,446,385.90 i�s,000.00 98,000.00 72,000.00 1,516,354.10 5,967,826.00 5.967.826.00 5,967,826.00 0.00 o.00 0.00 o.00 67.477.65 67,477.65 D6�6a..� 5� 5$ 59 60 61 62 63 SPENDING PLAN MSA Contingency-06 C06-2TQ66 construction 326 336 326,25336 (258.775.711 67.477.65 (258,775.71) 67,477.65 .,�. .�.._ :.: - .�,...• - '� � � _ - - : .. � , ..,�, :,. / . -,i , � ��� r � Benanav Bostrom Harris Helgen Adopted by Council: Date ✓ Adoprion Certified by Council Secretary � .i it •.�� -.. ..� , ' !�' i / i Requested b• riment of Public Waxks PTK/jab �/25/06 By: Form Approved by City Attorney By: �/cS/.L � A�� Form App��Ma � r for Submiss x ed b3 By: � � b �� � -; �0.�c;`�s 5� e�5 C� � Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet � 0� -�a3 Pw - na,�i� wm� Co�ct Person & Phone: Paut Kur� 2G6-6203 Must Be on Councii Aaen� ContracE Type: AR-RESOLUTION W/$ 7RANSAC710N �Y-� I Green Sheet NO: 3030888 � ' Assign Number For Routing Order 0 1 'cW De eotDirecfor _�� 2 dal ' Servi 3 " A rne __�� 4 or's O�ce od t s c on� - r aro coun� 6 iLtitv Clerk �tv Qerk � Total # of Signature Pages _(Clip NI Locations for Signature) Approval of attached resolution amending the spending and financing plaas of the BakerBellows RSVP project by transfemng MSA from the 2005 & 2006 MSA Contingency projecfs. Appro�e (A) or Planning Commission CIB Committce Civil Senice Commission 1. Has this person/firm e�er waked under a coMract for this depadmerrt? Yes No 2. Has this persadWnn evar been a city employee? Yes No 3. Does this persoN6rm possess a skiil not nortnaliy possessed by any cumeM cily employee? Yes No - Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach to green sheet Initiating Problem, Issues, Opportunity (Who, What, When, Where, Why): .. In order to meet the exemption for approval by electors for the 2006 Street Improvement Bond issue, the City must assess at least 20% of the cost of the unpiovement. The BakerBellows RSVP project needs.io use MSA dollars to finance those stceets eligible to be reconstructed with MSA funds (Dodd Road and Stryker Avenue) in the project in order to meet the 20% assessment match. A transfer of MSA budget is necessary from the 2005 & 2006 MSA Contingency projects to accomplish tiris 20% assessment match. Advanqges IfApproved: The 20% assessment match will be met for the 2006 Street Improvement bond issue. JU� o a zUU6 Disadvanfages IfApproved: MSA from the MSA Contingency projects will not be available for use on other MSA eligible capital d ts. � Disadvanta9eslfNOtApproved: 171e 2006 Sheet Impiovement Bonds will not be eligible for use on [he BakerBellows project because the 20% assessment match not be met. � � TotalAmou�tof $65��86 CosNRevenueBudgeted: Y Transaetion: Fundiny source: Street Improv Bonds & Activity Number. Cp�2S55g, CpS27pg5 and C06-2T066 Financiallnformation:' MSA �DU(�C1� R@Sea1C� Gen�,g� (F�cplain �JUN 14 20U6 May 25, 200611:19 PM Page 1 June 7, 2006 TO: Matt FR: Dede �J"`° RE: GS 3030539 and GS 3030888 !7 °� /�1' �������� ,�!}5' ' '' ;!utSti ���-�-� �: � '� ��� GS 3030539: A council resolution was passed in 1983 that established a requirement that excess 5ewer Availability Chazges (SAC) shouid be used for sewer construction projects. Sewer construction projects aze funded in the Capital Budget. �IB In 2005 SAC revenues exceeded SAC spending. Therefore, based on the resolution passed in 1983 a transfer needs to be made to the Capital Budget. The excess amount is $1,170,796. This resoluuon makes establishes the spending authority necessary to make the transfer. Projects have been identified in 2006 that this can be financed with the revenue. Contracts have been awarded to do the construction work in various areas of the City. GS3030888: The 2006 adopted CIB budget included Street Improvement Bonds to help fund RSVP projects. There is a requirement that the City must assess 20% of the cost of the improvement. In order to meet the 20% assessment match, MSA dollazs from 2005 and 2006 MSA contingency aze being proposed and included in this resolution.. The identified projects (BakerBellows) meets the requirement for use of MSA. Both of these resolutions aze on the agenda for the next CIB Committee mee6ng scheduled for June 12�'. I recommend approval and signature on these resolutions. Once routed, the resolutions will be held in Council offices until after the CIB meeting on the 12�' and after I have recorded the CIB Committees recommendation on the resolutions, at which time they will then be placed on the next available Council Agenda. RECElVED ��� 1 2 2006 �YQ��� �����ouncil Research Center JUN 141006