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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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5/8/2017
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<br />2. Facilities <br /> <br />The City has seventeen facilities spread across the City <br />libraries, a City Hall, the Police building, the Red Morton Community Center and the <br />Community Activities Building. <br />wide variety of services provided to the publi <br /> <br />The area of immediate need for facilities include Downtown Library improvements and <br />minor tenant improvements to maintain the current state of the facilities. <br />safety need is the replacement of exhaust recovery sys <br />these projects are proposed for FY 2017 <br /> <br />A Facilities Condition Assessment Study <br />of this fiscal year. The Study will provide a more comprehensive and accurate guide to <br />future investments necessary to keep <br />over the next five years, additional improvements to other libraries and an <br />with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition <br />costs are not known, the proposed CIP includes studying <br />expansion, the need for replacement of Fire Station 12 and <br />the Downtown Library in future years. <br />exclusively funded out of the Utility Users Tax (UUT) revenues. <br /> <br />The City has seventeen facilities spread across the City including five fire stations, three <br />libraries, a City Hall, the Police building, the Red Morton Community Center and the <br />Community Activities Building. Investment in these facilities is required to support the <br />wide variety of services provided to the public through these facilities. <br />The area of immediate need for facilities include Downtown Library improvements and <br />minor tenant improvements to maintain the current state of the facilities. <br />safety need is the replacement of exhaust recovery systems at all the fire stations. <br />these projects are proposed for FY 2017-18. <br />Facilities Condition Assessment Study is underway and will be completed by the end <br />The Study will provide a more comprehensive and accurate guide to <br />re investments necessary to keep City facilities in good working order. <br />over the next five years, additional improvements to other libraries and an <br />Transition Plan study are planned. Although specific proj <br />the proposed CIP includes studying the need for Fire Station 9 <br />replacement of Fire Station 12 and the need for expansion of <br />the Downtown Library in future years. Currently, facility improvements are almost <br />xclusively funded out of the Utility Users Tax (UUT) revenues. <br /> <br />including five fire stations, three <br />libraries, a City Hall, the Police building, the Red Morton Community Center and the <br />Investment in these facilities is required to support the <br />The area of immediate need for facilities include Downtown Library improvements and <br />minor tenant improvements to maintain the current state of the facilities. An immediate <br />tems at all the fire stations. All <br />eted by the end <br />The Study will provide a more comprehensive and accurate guide to <br />facilities in good working order. In addition, <br />over the next five years, additional improvements to other libraries and an Americans <br />Although specific project <br />the need for Fire Station 9 <br />the need for expansion of <br />acility improvements are almost <br />9.A - Page 5
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