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HomeMy WebLinkAbout6.2 1989-90 Update to the CIPCITY OF DUBLIN PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION AGENDA STATEMENT MEETING DATE: May 9, 1989 SUBJECT 1989-90 Update to the Capital Improvement Program EXHIBITS ATTACHED None RECOMMENDATION' Review and Prioritize Projects FINANCIAL STATEMENT : None DESCRIPTION In June of 1988, the City Council adopted the 1988-1993 Capital Improvement Program (CIP). This Five -Year Capital Improvement Program serves as a planning document in which the City's capital facility needs are identified in terms of scope, cost, and the City's projected ability to finance these needs. The City annually updates the Five -Year CIP in order to address any changes in capital needs which may have occurred during the year as well as to reassess capital priorities. Currently the following projects are included in the CIP: Complete Kolb Park Dolan Park Alamo Creek Park (I) School/Recreation Facilities Study Underway Shannon Center Renovation Shannon Park Renovation Park & Pool Signs Swim Center Renovation Mape Park Renovation Alamo Creek Park (II) Dougherty Hills Park Additionally the following projects on school property have been identified and prioritized by the Commissiion and Council: 1. DHS Football Field Renovation 2. DHS Girls Athletic Fields 3. DHS Baseball Fields 4. DHS Tennis Court Renovation 5. DHS Outdoor Lighting 6. C.H. Frederiksen K-indergarten Tot Lot 7. Nielsen Athletic Field, Play Area and Outdoor Lighting 8. Wells -Cronin Athletic Field, Play Area and Outdoor Lighting 9. C.H. Frederiksen Athletic Field Renovation and Outdoor Lighting 10. Murray School Athletic Field Renovation and Outdoor Lighting 11. Dublin Elementary Athletic Field Renovation, Mini -Park and Outdoor Lighting In order to incorporate any of the school projects into the CIP, staff recommends that the Commission review the park and facility projects as well as the school projects, in order to determine the priority that should be placed on each in relation to the other. Staff will then submit the recommendations to the City Manager to determine the funding sources available over the next four years and those projects that can realistically be funded and completed. ITEM NO. Z•02--' Copies to: