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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPACKET Town Board Budget Study Session 2021-09-30 TOWN BOARD 2022 BUDGET STUDY SESSION Thursday, September 30, 2021 Meeting #1: 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. In Person Meeting – Town Hall Board Room To view or listen to the Budget Study Session by Zoom Webinar ONLINE (Zoom Webinar): https://zoom.us/j/91077906778 Webinar ID: 910 7790 6778 CALL-IN (Telephone Option): 877-853-5257 (toll-free) Meeting ID: 910 7790 6778 If you are joining the Zoom webinar and are experiencing technical difficulties, staff will be available by phone for assistance 30 minutes prior to the start of the meeting at 970- 577-4777. 1. Town Administrator / Finance Director Intro 2. Capital Improvement Plan Review Presentation of the following funds/departments/functions: 3. General Government Functions - Legislative - Town Attorney’s Office - Judicial - Town Administrator’s Office - Town Clerk’s Office - Finance - Human Resources - Workforce Housing 4. Community Reinvestment Fund* 5. Community Center Fund* 6. Vehicle Replacement Fund* Break 7. Outside Entity Funding 8. Information System Technology Fund* 9. Risk Management Fund* 10. Museum 11. Visitor Services 12. Events 13. Community Development - Planning - Building * - Denotes Special Revenue or Internal Service Fund Page 1       Page 2 Entity Program 2022 Request 2022 Recommended Boys and Girls Club Out-of-School Programming 5,000$ 5,000.00$ Chamber of Commerce Community Corner Café (C3)10,000$ 2,125.00$ EP Gun and Archery Club Contribution toward Roof Replacement 2,500$ 937.50$ Estes Land Stewardship Association Monitored Weed Drop-Offs 3,000$ 1,875.00$ Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley Affordable Housing Initiative 5,000$ 5,000.00$ Larimer County Partners One-to-One Mentoring 5,000$ 5,000.00$ Shepherd of the Mountain Community Corner Café 1,000$ 875.00$ The Learning Place Need-based Scholarships 6,000$ 6,000.00$ The Old Gallery Visitor Services Program 1,250$ 375.00$ Total 38,750$ 27,188$ 7,813$ 2022 Town of Estes Park Community Initiative Funding Total Funding Remaining (out of $35k recommended budget) Page 3       Page 4 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 1 2022 Operating Budget Overview Town of Estes Park Fiscal Year Ended December, 31, 2022 Budget Overview Duane Hudson Travis Machalek Total Revenue = $73,371,053 Total Expenses = $78,819,620 Use of Reserves = $5,448,567 Key Takeaways Proposed budget is balanced Expenditures do not exceed revenues and available fund balance Conservative revenue projections for 2022 Meets General Fund balance target (25%) Projected 34.4% at end of 2022 Demonstrate connection between Town Board Strategic Plan and Budget Focus on use of base and discretionary resources to implement Town Board Strategic Objectives Page 5 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 2 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives where time/money comes from existing resources These do not require significant additional appropriations May need some minor additional funding (<$15,000) Staff will try to implement these between day to day activities and tasks Strategic Plan – New Funding Recommended Service Level Proposals New items that require additional funding Added several items with one time funds and ongoing revenues from restricted De-bruced revenues Restricted for “acquisition, maintenance, repair and replacement of capital projects...” Had limited ability to add ongoing costs for cost centers not eligible for the restricted De-bruced revenues i.e. Police, HR, Transit, Town Administrators Office, Town Attorney, Town Clerk, Community Development, Finance, etc. Page 6 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 3 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives not included in the proposed budget Staff time will not be allocated to objective No additional funding provided 2022 Budget Process PROCESS OVERVIEW: Budget development is a 7-8 month process May 2021 – Begin CIP project development June 2021- Town Board Strategic Planning Meeting June 2021 – Departments complete budget requests July-Aug 2021 – Executive Leadership Team reviews draft requests Sept 2021 – Proposed budget due to Town Administrator Sept 2021 – Recommended budget to Town Board Oct 15 Statutory Deadline Page 7 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 4 2022 Budget Process PROCESS OVERVIEW – Coming Up: Sept 30 & Oct 7, 2021 – Town Board budget worksessions Oct 26, 2021 – Present budget overview at Town Board Nov 9, 2021 - Budget approval at Town Board meeting Dec 15, 2021 – Deadline to certify property tax levy to County Commissioners Jan 31, 2022 – Deadline to submit adopted budget to State Jan 2022 – Distribute bound budgets 2022 Budget Comments OVERVIEW TOPIC: Balanced Fund StrategicObjective Projected General Fund balance at 34.4% Difficult prioritization decisions were made to present the proposed budget for 2022 Some strategic plan objectives and other needs were not funded due to ongoing revenue limitations Staff will highlight these during their respective sections Page 8 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 5 2022 Budget Comments OVERVIEW TOPIC: Major Accounting Changes 2021 – No significant accounting changes made Broadband project will roll forward with other projects 2022 – One new significant accounting change made Set up new cost center for the Workforce Housing function (101-1945) 2022 Budget Comments ORGANIZATION OF PRESENTATION: Capital Improvement Plan review Governmental Functions by Department, including: General Fund Internal Service Funds Special Revenue Funds Utility Funds Page 9 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 6 2022 Sales Tax Allocation Sales Tax – 8.7%: 57.47 cents of every dollar of sales tax goes to the Town 2021 sales taxes are currently projected to be 18.5% more than 2019 actuals 2022 sales taxes are currently projected to be 24.5% more than 2019 actuals 57.47% 33.33% 9.20% Sales Tax Town 5% State 2.9% Larimer County .8% 2022 Sales Tax Allocation Funds Receiving Sales Tax: #101-General Fund (4 cent) 66% of total General Fund Revenues 1A Funds (1 cent) #236 – Emergency Response Fund (2.5% of 1A rate) #238 – Community Center Fund (25% of 1A rate) #244 – Trails Fund (12.5% of 1A rate) #260 – Streets Improvement Fund (60% of 1A rate) Proposed use of these revenues will be reviewed in more detail by each department Page 10 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 7 2022 Sales Tax Projections Projected increase of 24.5% from 2019 actuals 2019 Actuals - $16,339,342 2020 Actuals - $15,129,194 2021 Projection - $19,366,975 2022 Budget - $20,335,324 2019 was first year of internet sales tax starting in Oct so an increase is expected from online sales Future COVID-19 impacts are still uncertain but expected to be less than 2020’s impact Conservatively projection of 24.5% from 2019 Small decline from 2021 current levels YTD taxable sales through July are up 29% from 2019 2022 Reserves & Restrictions Policy 660 creates town wide operating reserves General Fund reserve is set at 25% of non-capital expenditures Provides guidance for other funds as well Policy 660 reserves can generally be used at Town Board discretion General Fund 25% Reserve - $5,694,919 Page 11 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 8 2022 Reserves & Restrictions (cont) Discretionary Equipment Replacement Reserves $1,975,931 Power and Communications Fund $ 641,687 Water Fund $1,380,307 Vehicle Replacement Fund $48,000 Discretionary General Fund parking garage maintenance reserve $500,000 Workforce Housing General Fund reserve $1,700,000 Capital Reserve in General Fund 2022 Reserves & Restrictions (cont.) Fund Balance may also be legally restricted for specific purposes within each fund General Fund -$ 192,228 Legally restricted $35,489 Veterans Memorial $18,103 Knoll Willows Legacy Project $65,684 Mrs. Walsh’s Garden $7,085 PD Federal Drug Seizures and Forfeitures $65,867 Police Canine Page 12 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 9 Budget Guiding Principal Ongoing vs. One-Time One-time money should only be used for one- time expenses, not for ongoing expenses Fund Balance is considered one-time money This was considered during the General Fund budget development for 2022 General Fund Net Ongoing Considerations Must consider General Fund and Community Reinvestment Fund together Community Reinvestment Fund gets majority of revenues as a transfer from the General Fund Must eliminate transfers between these two funds in net ongoing calculation Page 13 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 10 2022 General Fund Net Ongoing Calculation Includes combined General Fund and Community Reinvestment Fund Ongoing Revenues $22,086,323 Ongoing Expenditures $21,882,677 Net Ongoing Revenues (Deficit) $ 203,646 Net ongoing revenues vs. expenditures is expected to be positive for 2022 The use of one time funds in 2021 for ongoing expenses due to the COVID-19 impacts appear to no longer be necessary in 2022 as expected 2022 General Fund Net Ongoing Impact Some strategic objectives and supporting proposals were not funded as result Some positions requested for the General Fund were not included in budget Additional Police Officer Additional Fleet Mechanic Reinstatement of Planner 1 Substituted $50,000 in contract svcs Expansion of transit services Retirement of 2013 Event Center COPs (debt) Home ownership funding increase Transition pavement marking program back to GF Page 14 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 11 2022 General Fund Proposed Changes What is included in the 2022 General Fund / Community Reinvestment Fund Budget? $ 132,606 2% Merit Pool $ 307,130 Stormwater Maintenance Crew $ 299,000 Street Shop Remodel $ 242,000 Town Hall VRF Phase 2 (AC unit replacement) $ 286,000 Tregent Restroom Remodel $ 200,000 Downtown Wayfinding Phase 2 $ 250,000 Graves Ave Improvement Scope Expansion $ 250,000 Events Complex Paving $ 200,000 Performance Park Refurbishment $1,700,000 Capital Project Reserves $1,494,913 Various Other Projects and Changes 2022 Budget Restored Positions Cut for COVID 2.9 FTE - positions were restored in the proposed 2022 budget Cut as part of the April 28, 2020 COVID Budget Reductions 1.9 FTE – COVID Cut - Seasonal Parks Workers 1.0 FTE – COVID Cut – Visitor Center Info Specialists 3 PT/Seasonal Positions Page 15 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 12 2022 Budget Proposed New Positions 6.0 FTE - new positions were included in the proposed 2022 budget: 1.0 FTE – New HR Generalist 38% GF, 48% P&C, 14% Water 1.0 FTE – New Police Sergeant 1.0 FTE – New Emergency Services Dispatcher 3.0 FTE – 3 Member Stormwater Maintenance Crew 2022 Budget Proposed New Positions 1.0 FTE - new fixed term position was included in the proposed 2022 budget: Term limited to time remaining on existing 1A Sales Tax that sunsets June 2014 Position may be continued depending on the future sales tax renewal decisions 1.0 FTE – New Civil Engineer 50% Trails, 50% Streets Page 16 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 13 2022 Transfers Between Funds Transfers between funds are made as necessary, and include the following for 2022: Transfers To Amount Transfers From Amount General Fund 1,488,000 Power & Communication 1,488,000 General Fund 124,750 Water Fund 124,750 General Fund 4,947,780 Comm Reinvest 4,947,780 Comm Reinvest 7,848,919 General Fund 7,848,919 Fleet Maint 135,000 General Fund 135,000 Utility Transfers Utility Transfers are now based on a fixed amount to be transferred each year Fixed amount will be set during budget process Intent is to slowly and methodically reduce the P&C transfer P&C target - approximately 7 - 8% of revenues - In progress Water target – approximately 2 – 3% of revenues - Met Page 17 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 14 P&C Transfers Year Transfer $ of Change Budgeted Charges for Services Percentage 2016 1,391,740 39,856 14,220,729 9.8% 2017 1,646,929 255,189 15,054,858 10.0% 2018 1,731,228 84,299 15,882,874 10.9% 2019 1,772,928 41,700 16,569,422 10.7% 2020 1,720,029 (52,899) 16,381,232 10.5% 2021 Bdgt 1,670,029 (50,000) 16,705,600 10.0% 2022 Bdgt 1,488,000 (182,029) 17,505,800 8.5% Water Transfers A portion of the transfer was re-allocated to P&C in 2016 Year Transfer $ of Change Budgeted Charges for Services Percentage 2016 56,261 (146,996) 3,803,275 1.48% 2017 121,820 65,559 4,753,002 2.56% 2018 144,696 22,876 5,095,110 2.84% 2019 149,042 4,346 5,247,964 2.84% 2020 138,536 (10,506) 5,541,465 2.5% 2021 Bdgt 132,000 (6,536) 5,280,000 2.5% 2022 Bdgt 124,750 (7,250) 4,990,000 2.5% Page 18 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 15 Future Budget Constraints TABOR de-Brucing Limitations Enterprise Funds are exempt from TABOR P&C Fund Water Fund Nov 7, 2000 Ballot Language Required transfer of the de-Bruced excess to Community Reinvestment Fund Restricted use of these de-Bruced funds to: “Acquisition, maintenance, repair and replacement of capital projects, including events/recreation facilities, open space, sidewalks, trails, landscaping, street and parking lot construction, storm drainage, and municipal buildings and facilities” Future Budget Constraints TABOR de-Brucing Limitations Proforma TABOR Calculation Based on 2022 Budget $47,046,171 Total Revenues $24,230,950 Exempted Revenues $22,815,221 TABOR Revenues $14,966,302 TABOR Revenue Base $ 7,848,919 De-Bruced Revenues TABOR Base only increases by local growth in property tax valuations (new construction) and CPI for inflation 3 to 4 % a year on average Page 19 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 16 Future Budget Constraints TABOR de-Brucing Limitations Consequences: De-Bruced revenues must be transferred to Community Reinvestment Fund per ballot language These must then be transferred back to the General Fund to cover eligible costs Not eligible for increases in other non-asset maintenance activities Limits ability of Town Board to address issues in other functions, such as Police, Dispatch, Community Development, Transit, HR, etc. No additional funding available for these functions Future Budget Constraints TABOR De-Brucing Limitations Consequences (Continued): Any increases in revenues just increase the amount of de- Bruced revenues Cannot grow out of this challenge due to TABOR Base limitations 3 - 4% a year Not expected to cover merit and pay scale adjustments for non-asset maintenance activities in near future When this happens, Town may ultimately be required to reduce operations in these non-asset maintenance activities Anticipate a future work session to discuss this in more depth Page 20 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 17 2022 BUDGET SUMMARY Town-wide 2022 Budget Summary Total Revenues $73,371,053 Total Expenditures $78,819,620 Net Use of Fund Balance ($ 5,448,567) Estimated Beg Fund Bal $29,139,764 Estimated End Fund Bal $23,691,197 Proposed budget is balanced Use of available one time funds (fund balance) for one time expenditures is proper and allowable Capital Improvement Plan 2022 to 2026 GF & CRF Projects = $1,365,628 Utility Projects = $1,575,000 OF Projects = $2,352,000 Page 21 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 18 CIP Function The CIP is a companion to the actual annual budget. The actual annual budget has the power of law and authorizes actual operations through appropriating funding. A CIP is simply a formal planning tool to help identify upcoming financial needs. It does not authorize any spending. A CIP facilitates a longer term planning perspective than year to year annual budgets. CIP Function CIP projects are prioritized based on current circumstances and financial feasibility. It is not just a “wish list”. As with all budgets and planning documents, the CIP remains flexible and project prioritization may change in the future. Page 22 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 19 CIP Function Operational budget constraints considered for future years: General Fund is limited to $700,000 to $800,000 per year, net of any grants or external financing Based on “one-time funding” available from carryover fund balances CIP process highlights the most significant projects and the future funding needs as currently identified. CIP Process May 2021 – Project development by Dept’s begun June 2021 – Town Board set Strategic Plan July-Aug 2021 - Projects are coordinated with operating budget development Aug 2021 – Final project prioritization completed with Dept input Nov 9, 2021 – Final CIP adopted by Town Board Page 23 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 20 CIP Annual Summary Fund 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 5 Yr Total General 0 0 0 0 0 0 Comm Reinvest 1,365,628 3,726,000 962,200 2,587,556 463,000 9,104,384 Open Space 0 135,850 0 0 442,750 578,600 Trails 400,000 700,000 0 0 6,168,250 7,268,250 Parking 0 688,275 0 872,000 0 1,560,275 Street Improve 1,817,000 2,111,000 1,405,500 1,420,000 1,455,000 8,208,500 Power & Comm 400,000 925,000 685,000 330,500 840,000 3,180,500 Water 1,175,000 448,375 42,691,005 1,910,372 1,436,500 47,661,252 Stormwater 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fleet Maint 135,000 0 0 0 0 135,000 Total 5,292,628 8,734,500 45,743,705 7,120,428 10,805,500 77,696,761 CIP Annual Summary Fund 5 Yr Total Out Years Total CIP General 0 0 0 Comm Reinvest 9,104,384 136,356,016 145,460,400 Open Space 578,600 402,500 981,100 Trails 7,268,250 172,500 7,440,750 Parking 1,560,275 61,849,500 63,409,775 Street Improve 8,208,500 0 8,208,500 Power & Comm 3,180,500 1,794,000 4,974,500 Water 47,661,252 20,893,223 68,554,475 Stormwater 0 177,000,000 177,000,000 Fleet Maint 135,000 0 135,000 Total 77,696,761 398,467,739 476,164,500 Page 24 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 21 General Fund & Community Reinvestment Fund Community Reinvestment Fund monies come from a General Fund transfer of excess TABOR revenue Must consider both funds together when evaluating budget considerations General Fund & Community Reinvestment Fund 2022 Projects 7 projects totaling $1,365,628 $90,128 Arena Footing Renovation $200,000 Downtown Wayfinding Ph 2 $100,000 Land Acquisition Opportunity Sites $148,500 Security Camera System Ph 3 $299,000 Streets Shop Remodel $242,000 Town Hall VRF Phase 2 $286,000 Tregent Restroom Remodel Page 25 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 22 General Fund & Community Reinvestment Fund 2022 Projects Some projects are expected roll over from 2021 to 2022, including: Completion of 1electric trolley purchase Community Drive roundabout Town-wide Facilities Space Needs Study Comprehensive land use plan Town Hall VRF Phase 1 Downtown Wayfinding Phase 1 Open Space Fund 2022 Projects No new projects in 2022 Several projects will roll over from 2021, including: Uncompleted portion of the $1,622,225 Fall River Trail Extension Project Includes $1,200,000 from 3 different grants Page 26 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 23 Trails Expansion Fund 2022 Projects 1 new project totaling $400,000 $400,000 for Fall River Trail Extension Project Incremental increase to existing project phases budgeted in 2021 Parking Services Fund 2022 Projects No new projects for 2022 Public input on the paid parking program will be sought before proposing use of parking revenues Page 27 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 24 Street Improvement Fund 2022 Projects 2 new projects totaling $1,817,000 $530,000 Overlay Program 2022 $1,287,000 Parking Lot Rehabilitation 2022 Includes anticipated State Grant of $1,030,000 Remaining balances on uncompleted 2021 projects will roll forward Power and Communication Fund 2022 Projects 3 new projects totaling $400,000 $150,000 Automated Meter Reading Improvements $200,000 Pole Replacement and Reconductoring $50,000 Highway 7 Trip Savers Remaining balance for the broadband project buildout and other projects will roll over from 2021 Page 28 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 25 Water Fund 2022 Projects 3 new projects totaling $1,175,000 $50,000 Acacia 4” Line Abandonment $1,000,000 Bureau Area Phase 4 Waterline $125,000 Parking Garage water line replacement Water Fund 2021 Roll Forward Projects Remaining balances on 2021 projects will roll forward Glacier Creek WTP Disinfection Outreach and Verification Effort (GC-DOVE) Prospect Mountain Water District waterline project Various other projects Page 29 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 26 Fleet Maintenance Fund 2021 Projects 1 new project $135,000 2nd and final installment for purchase of old water shop for new fleet shop Remaining balances on 2021 projects will roll forward CIP Summary In summary, the 2022 CIP includes: $5,292,628 in new projects for 2022 Included in the proposed annual operating budget $72,404,133 in projects for 2023 to 2026 Does not include 2022 projects $398,467,739 in total projects identified in outlying years (beyond 5 year horizon) Page 30 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 27 General Fund 2022 – General Govt 101-XXXX Revenue = $331,950 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $3,103,234 Scope of Services General Government Services Legislative – 101-1100 Town Attorney’s Office – 101-1190 Judicial – 101-1200 Town Administrator’s Office – 101-1300 Town Clerk’s Office – 101-1400 Finance – 101-1500 Human Resources – 101-1800 Workforce Housing – 101-1945 Page 31 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 28 General Government Department Details Cost Center Revenues Expenditures Legislative $14,000 $362,697 Town Attorney’s Office 0 346,134 Judicial 7,000 78,798 Town Administrator’s Office 0 371,306 Town Clerk’s Office 298,950 355,255 Finance 0 667,539 Human Resources 12,000 411,505 Workforce Housing 0 510,000 Total $331,950 $3,103,234 Revenue $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Liquor Licensing $62,500 Business Licensing $236,450 Court Fines $2,000 Misc $31,000 $331,645 $319,024 $331,950 Total = $331,950 21% 78% 1% Page 32 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 29 Expenses $0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 $1,400,000 $1,600,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $1,130,875 Personnel $1,472,359 Workforce Housing Reserve $500,000 Capital $0 $1,937,873 $2,310,123 $3,103,234 62% 38% 0% Total = $3,103,234 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives absorbed in base budget: Implement top priority language translation tasks (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Objective 4.B.1) Evaluate the effectiveness of the central reception pilot program (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Objective 5.1) Establish an initial set of Performance Measures for each dept and develop tracking tool (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Objective 6.A.1) Page 33 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 30 Strategic Plan – Absorbed (cont.) 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives absorbed in base budget: Evaluate the structure of Public Art and make recommendations (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Objective 2.1) Implement top priority process improvement tasks (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Objective 6.B.1) Negotiate development agreement with AmericaWest for workforce housing on the Fish Hatchery site (Outcome Area: Outstanding Community Svcs, Objective 1.A.1) Strategic Plan – Absorbed (cont.) 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives absorbed in base budget: Evaluate additional funding streams for the workforce housing reserve fund (Outcome Area: Outstanding Community Svcs, Objective 1.A.2) Complete community planning assistance for wildfire (CPAW) process and begin implementation of recommendations (Outcome Area: Public Safety, Health and Environment, Objective 9.1) Complete an HR Organizational Culture survey (Outcome Area: Govt Svcs and Internal Support, Goal 1.A) Implement a supervisor training program (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Goal 1.A) Page 34 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 31 Strategic Plan – Absorbed (cont.) 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives absorbed in base budget: Revise the employee performance appraisal system (Outcome Area: Govt Svc and Internal Support, Goal 6.A) Implement the Employee Recruitment and Retention Task Force referral program (Outcome Area: Govt Svcs and Internal Support, Goal 1.A) Implement the Employee Recruitment and Retention Task Force relocation reimbursement program (Outcome Area: Govt Svcs and Internal Support, Goal 1.A) Implement the Employee Recruitment and Retention Task Force sign on bonus program for hard to recruit positions (Outcome Area: Govt Svcs and Internal Support, Goal 1.A) Strategic Plan – Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives resourced with new funding: $12,500 Execute contract to scan and archive existing invoices – split with utilities (Outcome Area: Govt Svc & Internal Support, Objective 6.C.1) $25,000 Develop a plan to replace the 1992 financial accounting system, including both financial and staffing considerations - split with utilities (Outcome Area: Town Financial Health, Objective 1.A.1) $40,172 Add a new HR Generalist position - split with utilities Page 35 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 32 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced Items not resourced: $50,000 Increase employee home ownership assistance program from $20,000 to $25,000 (Outcome Area: Govt Svcs and Internal Support) $40,000 Implement the Employee Recruitment and Retention Task recommendation to establish a position wage re-grade pool (Outcome Area: Govt Svcs and Internal Support) Community Reinvestment Fund 2022 204-5400 Revenue = $50,500 Transfers In (Out) = $(3,236,763) Expenses = $3,287,263 Page 36 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 33 Scope of Services The Community Reinvestment Fund provides funds for specifically targeted capital projects. Funding comes from Grants and the General Fund TABOR excesses (voter approved in 2000 de-Brucing ballot) when applicable. Past project examples include the Events Center, Moraine Ave Bridge, Transit Facility Parking Garage, and Dynamic Message Signs. Revenue $0 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 $6,000,000 $7,000,000 $8,000,000 $9,000,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Grants $50,000 Interest Income $500 Other $0 GF Transfers In $8,397,145 $1,313,175 $7,256,991 $8,447,645 Total = $8,447,645 1% 0% 0% 99% Page 37 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 34 Expenses $0 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 $6,000,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $123,500 Personnel $0 Capital $2,235,628 Debt Service $928,135 Transfers Out $5,160,382 $1,097,534 $7,472,633 $8,447,645 Total = $8,447,645 1% 0% 27% 11% 61% Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives absorbed in base budget: Apply for Safe Routes to Schools funding to implement sidewalk expansion on Graves Avenue and Comm Dr to improve network connectivity with existing sidewalks on SH7, Community Drive and Brodie Ave (Outcome Area: Transportation, Objective 7.A.1) Page 38 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 35 Strategic Plan – New Funding 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: $100,000 First Right of Refusal on Land Purchase of Opportunity Sites (Outcome Area: Outstanding Comm. Svcs, Objective 8.A.1) $148,500 Security Camera System Phase 3 – Events Complex (Outcome Area: Public Safety, Health & Environment, Objective 2.B.1) $ 242,000 Town Hall VRF Phase 2 (AC Units) (Outcome Area: Infrastructure, Objective 4.C.1) $100,000 US 34 Corridor Study ($50,000 state funding) (Outcome Area: Transportation, Objective 2.E.1) $250,000 Graves Ave Improvement Scope Expansion (Outcome Area: Transportation, Objective 7.A.1) $90,128 Arena Footing Renovation (Outcome Area: Exceptional Guest Svcs, Objective 5.A.1) Strategic Plan – New Funding (Continued) 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: $299,000 Streets Shop Remodel $286,000 Tregent Restroom Remodel $200,000 Downtown Wayfinding Phase 2 – Pedestrian $250,000 Events Complex Paving $200,000 Performance Park Refurbishment $100,000 Event Center IT Wireless Network – Public Access Page 39 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 36 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: $1,321,859 US 36 & Community Dr Roundabout additional funding ($1,552,141 currently budgeted) (Outcome Area: Transportation, Objective 2.D.1) $622,000 Community Drive Multi-Use Trail (pending grant application) $2,410,000 Retirement of 2013 Event Center COPs (Debt) Community Center Fund 2022 238-3800 Revenue = $1,016,766 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $1,016,766 Page 40 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 37 Scope of Services Services include: Accumulation of the 1A sales tax for construction of the Community Center by the Estes Valley Recreation and Park District (EVRPD) Remittance of the 1A sales tax revenues collected for this purpose on a monthly basis to EVRPD Revenue $0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Sales Tax $1,016,766 Interest Income $0 $756,452 $908,665 $1,016,766 Total = $1,016,766 100 % 0% Page 41 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 38 Expenses $0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $1,016,766 Capital $0 $780,025 $908,665 $1,016,766 100 % 0% Total = $1,016,766 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives absorbed in base budget: None Page 42 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 39 Strategic Plan – New Funding 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None Page 43 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 40 Vehicle Replacement Fund 2022 635-3500 Revenue = $635,438 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $240,000 Scope of Services The Vehicle Replacement Fund (VRF) serves as the Town’s mechanism to accumulate monies for systematic replacement of General Fund vehicles and equipment. Services include: Approximately 84 units in the replacement fund Replacement costs vary from $6,200 to $525,000 Depreciation tables between 6-20 years $240,000 4 units up for purchase in 2022 Page 44 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 41 Revenue $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Future Vehicle Purchase $634,938 Investment Income $500 Miscellaneous $0 Transfers In $0 $478,563 $509,386 $635,438 Total = $635,438 100 % 0% 0% Expenses $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 $450,000 $500,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $0 Personnel $0 Capital $240,000 Transfers $0 $123,559 $450,693 $240,000 0% 0% 100 % Total = $240,000 Page 45 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 42 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives absorbed in base budget: None Strategic Plan – New Funding 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Page 46 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 43 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None General Fund 2022 – Outside Entity Funding 101-1900 Revenue = $0 Transfers In (Out)= $0 Expenses = $1,443,778 Page 47 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 44 Scope of Services Services include: Town assistance to various community organizations •Base Funding •Community Initiative Funding Event sponsorship funds Childcare funds Town contribution to Fire District General Fund Food tax refund Outside Entity Funding Base Funding •Identify organizations to support •Process request as a Departmental budget request Community Initiative Funding •Determine allocation •Call for projects •Projects rated and ranked by full Board (we will be going through this exercise in a moment!) Event Sponsorship Funding •Discretionary line-item (with a per-event $ cap) •Leadership team decision with criteria in place Page 48 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 45 Outside Entity Funding Outside Entity Funding Over Time (2014-2021) – Policy 671 Items 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020* 2021 2022** Base Funding $0 $0 $0 $200,300 $226,436 $249,500 $244,500 $244,500 Community Initiative Funding $0 $0 $0 $31,176 $17,900 $99,999 $35,000 $35,000 Community Service Grants $191,900 $142,900 $128,500 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Events Sponsorships $0 $0 $0 $7,000 $7,000 $7,000 $5,500 $5,500 Pre-Base "EDC"$44,250 $44,250 $44,250 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Pre-Base "Crisis Advocates"$13,000 $13,000 $13,000 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Pre-Base "Via"$30,000 $30,000 $30,000 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Total $279,150 $230,150 $215,750 $238,476 $251,336 $356,499 $285,000 $285,000 * Does not include $380,000 in COVID-19 Community Relief Funding ** Represents recommended budget Base Funding Summary Entity 2021 Funded 2022 Request 2022 Proposed Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park $32,000 $36,000 $32,000 Estes Park Economic Development Corporation $51,500 $51,500 $51,500 Estes Park Housing Authority $30,000 $30,000 $30,000 Estes Park Nonprofit Resource Center $10,000 $20,000 $10,000 Estes Valley Crisis Advocates $16,000 $18,000 $16,000 Estes Valley Investment in Childhood Success $30,000 $50,000 $30,000 Estes Valley Watershed Coalition $43,340* $24,000 $18,000 Salud Family Heath Centers $22,000 $24,000 $22,000 Via Mobility Services $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 TOTAL $269,840 $288,500 $244,500 *Original request/allocation was $18,000. Total includes one-time funding for participation in wildfire protection planning Page 49 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 46 Expenses $0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 2020 Actual* 2021 Revised** 2022 Proposed 2022 Intergovernmental Support: $1,138,778 Outside Entity Funding: $305,000 $1,634,290 $1,593,045 $1,443,778 Total = $1,443,778 79% 21% *2020 Budget includes $380,000 in COVID-19 related assistance **2021 Budget includes $200,000 in COVID-19 related assistance Intergovernmental Support $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 $800,000 $900,000 $1,000,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed $883,751 $1,062,705 $1,138,778 Fire District transfer projected to increase from 2021 Revised Budget by $76,073 Contributions to Larimer County will drop from $45,000 to $0 as the road and bridge tax previously remitted back to the County has expired. 2022 Page 50 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 47 Outside Entity Funding (less Intergovernmental Support) $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 $800,000 2020 Actual* 2021 Revised** 2022 Proposed $750,539 $530,340 $305,000 Community Initiative Funding brought back to historical level from increased levels in 2020 and 2021 2022 *2020 Budget includes $380,000 in COVID-19 related assistance **2021 Budget includes $200,000 in COVID-19 related assistance Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives absorbed in base budget: None Page 51 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 48 Strategic Plan – New Funding 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None Page 52 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 49 Community Initiative Funding Board Recommended Funding Levels - Averaged Entity Program 2022 Request 2022 Recommended Boys and Girls Club Out-of-School Programming $5,000 $5,000 Chamber of Commerce Community Corner Café (C3)$10,000 $2,125 EP Gun and Archery Club Contribution toward Roof Replacement $2,500 $937.50 Estes Land Stewardship Association Monitored Weed Drop-Offs $3,000 $1,875 Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley Affordable Housing Initiative $5,000 $5,000 Larimer County Partners One-to-One Mentoring $5,000 $5,000 Shepherd of the Mountain Community Corner Café $1,000 $875 The Learning Place Need-based Scholarships $6,000 $6,000 The Old Gallery Visitor Services Program $1,250 $375 Total $38,750 $27,188 Funds Remaining (out of $35,000 recommended budget)$7,813 Internal Service Fund 2022 – Information Systems Technology 625-2500 Revenue = $939,672 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $959,691 Page 53 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 50 Scope of Services Services include: PC and server administration and support Network management Phone system management Licenses, external connectivity, network security, maintenance contracts Cyber security Staff training and development Revenue $0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Charges for Services $913,572Phone Maintenance Fees $22,100 $897,729 $955,751 $939,672 Total = $939,672 97 % 2%1% Page 54 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 51 Expenses $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 2022 O&M $273,657 Personnel $597,034 Capital $89,000 $879,656 $942,214 $959,691 62 % 29 % 9% Total = $959,691 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Objectives absorbed in base budget: We will monitor for, and protect against, cybersecurity threats. Page 55 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 52 Strategic Plan – New Funding 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None Page 56 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 53 2022 Risk Management Fund 645-4100 Revenue = $385,000 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $385,000 Scope of Services The Risk Management Fund is an internal service fund created in 2019 to accumulate funds to pay for property and liability coverages, including building a reserve to help cover unanticipated claims and deductibles. Currently, the fund includes estimated CIRSA renewal premiums and $30,000 amount for small claims and deductibles. Page 57 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 54 Revenue $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Risk Ins. Charges $385,000 $307,015 $361,327 $385,000 Total = $385,000 100% Expenses $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $385,000 Personnel $0 Capital $0 $307,015 $361,327 $385,000 0% 100% 0% Total = $385,000 Page 58 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 55 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives absorbed in base budget: None Strategic Plan – New Funding 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Page 59 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 56 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None General Fund 2022 – Museum 101/5700 Revenue = $27,675 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $440,469 Page 60 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 57 Scope of Services Mission: To conduct activities that preserve, share, and respect the unique history of Estes Park. Services include: Collections management & research assistance Permanent, temporary & off-site exhibits Education programs & website management “Museum” includes: Main Museum with Cobb-Macdonald Cabin and Historic Boyd Building Museum Annex Historic Fall River Hydroplant (Seasonal Museum) Birch Ruins and Birch Cabin located on the Centennial Open Space at Knoll-Willows 3 FTE 30 Volunteers (includes Museum Friends Board) Revenue $0 $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2021 Charges for Services $750 Monetary Donations $2,800 Museum Friends Support $24,125 Grants $0 $30,592 $22,375 $27,675 Total = $27,675 10%3% 87% 0% Page 61 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 58 Expenses $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $145,582 Personnel $294,887 Capital $0 $395,116 $424,247 $440,469 67% 33% 0% Total = $440,469 Strategic Plan - Resourced Items funded: No additions Items resourced within base budget: No additions Page 62 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 59 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced Items not resourced: No additions General Fund 2022 – Visitor Services 101-2600 Revenue = $41,000 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $567,050 Page 63 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 60 Scope of Services Services include: Provide guests with information about the Estes Park area, local businesses, Rocky Mountain National Park and more, both in person and through the call center Distribute local business directories and display promotional materials Provide public computers for guests Promote area events/activities, sell Estes Park area merchandise, and sell tickets for local events Collect and organize Visitor Center data Manage approximately 60 volunteers, 4.3 FTE Revenue $0 $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $35,000 $40,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Retail Sales $40,000 Misc. (includes non-taxable postage stamp sales, and ATM fee collected) $1,000 $2,513 $5,200 $41,000 Total = $41,000 2% 98% Page 64 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 61 Expenses $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $196,301 Personnel $370,749 Capital $0 $403,016 $515,727 $567,050 65% 35% 0% Total = $567,050 TS1 TS2 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives absorbed in base budget: Explore ways to use the Visitor Center to help promote current events in Estes Park Work with Visit Estes Park to develop a website page on VisitEstesPark.com that is specific to Visitor Services for easy access to Visitor Services Guest Information Guides and other information useful to guests. Page 65 Slide 121 TS1 Teri Salerno, 10/7/2019 TS2 Teri Salerno, 10/11/2019 Page 66 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 62 Strategic Plan – Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None Page 67 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 63 General Fund 2022 – Events 101-5500 Revenue = $630,400 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $2,261,791 Scope of Services Services include: Marketing and Sales of the Events Complex and other Town event facilities Maintain and coordinate the use of the Events Complex and other Town event facilities Plan and produce Town events (Wine & Chocolate, Whiskey Warmup, Big Foot Days, Wool Market, July 4th Fireworks, Rooftop Rodeo, Elk Fest, Rocky Mountain Craft Spirits Festival, Tree Lighting, Catch the Glow Parade) Page 68 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 64 Revenue $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Admission/Workshop $270,000 Buildings/Event Venues $209,250 Commercial Vendors $57,300 Other $93,850 $293,671 $549,250 $630,400 Total = $630,400 33% 43% 9% 15% Expenses $0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000 $1,400,000 2020 Actual 2021 Revised 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $1,252,251 Personnel $1,009,540 Capital $0 $1,369,265 $2,123,423 $2,261,791 44% 56% 0% Total = $2,261,791 Page 69 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 65 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2021 Strategic Plan Initiatives absorbed in base budget: Develop a new Town event to attract a new audience. Develop an arena maintenance plan/fund for the Events Complex. Develop and implement a plan to make the Rooftop Rodeo concessions and hospitality functions zero-waste. Strategic Plan – Resourced 2021 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with new funding: None Page 70 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 66 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2021 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None General Fund 2022 – Planning 101-1600 Revenue = $40,000 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $978,535 Page 71 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 67 Scope of Services Services provided for Estes Park include: Current planning (development review): Dev. Plans; Subdivisions; Special Reviews; Variances; etc. Zoning review of building-permit plans Long-range planning – creation, implementation, monitoring: Comprehensive Plan; Downtown Plan; Stanley Historic District Master Plan; etc. Staff support to Planning Commission, Bd. of Adjustment, various specific-purpose entities Administering the Town sign code Staff: 5.5 FTE (1 unfilled due to COVID-19) Revenue $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 2020 Actual 2021 Amended 2022 Proposed 2022 Application Fees $40,000 General Occ. License $0 Other $0 $ 87,418 $ 261,869 $40,000 Total = $40,000 0% 100 % 0% Page 72 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 68 Expenses $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 2020 Actual 2021 Amended 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $493,242 Personnel $485,293 Capital $0 $565,588 $1,118,550 $978,535 50% 50% 0% Total = $978,535 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced from existing budget: Complete new Comprehensive Plan in concert with Town and Larimer County stakeholders (Outcome Area: Outstanding Community Services, Objective 6.1) Evaluate and improve the Development Review process (Outcome Area: Robust Economy, Goal 2.A) Implement the Downtown Plan (Outcome Area: Robust Economy, Goal 4.A) Incentivize downtown housing (Outcome Area: Outstanding Community Services, Goal 1.C) Prioritize EPDC amendments on Community Development Master List that impact housing (Outcome Area: Outstanding Community Services, Goal 1.B) Complete Community Planning Assistance for Wildfire (CPAW) process and begin implementation of recommendations (Outcome Area: Public Safety, Health, and Environment, Objective 9.1) Page 73 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 69 Strategic Plan – Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with additional funding and resources beyond current budget: None Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None Page 74 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 70 General Fund 2022 – Building 101-2300 Revenue = $398,000 Transfers In (Out) = $0 Expenses = $649,350 Scope of Services Services provided for Estes Park include: Building Safety - Promoting a safe built environment to minimize loss of life and injury, and reduce property damage and destruction Review construction plans; Conduct inspections at each construction stage; Maintain record of all past and present permits. Note: The Town contracts with SAFEBuilt Colorado to provide most building-safety related services, including most staffing, processing plans and permits, and inspections. The Town maintains oversight, administration, and enforcement roles. Some expenses remain Town obligations out of General Fund (e.g., part of Director and Admin. Asst. personnel costs.) Page 75 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 71 Revenue $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 2020 Actual 2021 Amended 2022 Proposed 2022 Building Fees $392,000 Life Safety Inspection $4,000 Other $2,000 $335,530 $400,000 $398,000 Total = $398,000 1% 98% 1% Expenses $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 2020 Actual 2021 Amended 2022 Proposed 2022 Operations & Maintenance $578,004 Personnel $71,346 Capital $0 $506,550 $545,544 $649,350 11% 89% 0% Total = $649,350 Page 76 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 72 Strategic Plan - Absorbed 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced from existing budget: Modify codes and regulations to support alternative and distributed energy (Outcome Area: Outcome Area: Public Safety, Health, and Environment, Goal 1.A) Adopt the 2021 International Code Council Building Code updates, including the International Property Maintenance Code (Outcome Area: Outcome Area: Public Safety, Health, and Environment, Objective 2.1) Strategic Plan - Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives resourced with additional funding and resources beyond current budget : Adopt the 2021 International Code Council Building Code updates, including the International Property Maintenance Code (Outcome Area: Outcome Area: Public Safety, Health, and Environment, Objective 2.1) [specifically, Study to Create Prescriptive Wind & Snow Load Designs] Page 77 Sept 30 Presentation Slides 9/29/2021 73 Strategic Plan – Not Resourced 2022 Strategic Plan Initiatives not resourced with time or funding: None Page 78