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Water Resources Advisory Board · regular
5-20-24 Water Resources Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personand the people that are blasting their turf are you know.
it is the capital improvement program, and and those are the board members.
They're different and separate from the city's general fund, which is primarily funded through sales space tax.
This is the city wide budget, actually. And for 2024 it's between 600 million 618 million dollars.
So this table just captures the current year approved rate increases for 2024 these were implemented back in January.
we identified a new prioritization system for all of our flood projects.
the rate increase on the stormwater portion has been quite a bit higher than the other 2
It's not necessarily the case that a 1% rate increase results in 1% additional revenues
there's lots of things that influence capital project but probably the main drive there.
This being the source water system really is where the where we acquire the water rights up in the watershed
And now just a little bit more graphical on each of those water supply systems.
And then finally, this watershed operations that we look at, and it's things like dam rehabilitation.
Are these dams safe? And looking at them a different way.
this slide really shows the Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation project that we've been going forwards with since 2015.
this is the single largest capital project the city has taken on from a utility system
it talked about the January 2024 bond for 96 million dollars with
Now, just a few full slides on the stormwater flood program.
we'll dive deeper into some of the major design projects that we're doing on Gregory Canyon Creek
or the 2022 drought plan. 2022 comprehensive flood and stormwater plan and the 2023 water efficiency plan.
So we'll keep going back in June, with a deeper dive on the cip.
we'll also have an information item on the Red Water Service Line inventory as an update