Public Works 1 FY 2014 Sources and Uses
Public Works 2 FY 2014 Uses of Funds
Public Works FY 2012 Actual FY 2013 Revised FY 2014 Recommended Administration$297$385$1,711 Engineering$1,923$5,385$5,683 SMIWM$24,580$21,756$23,875 PNR$10,112$11,304$11,484 BSFMD$20,847$19,683$19,973 FMS$501$1,000$998 Construction$246$2,385$2,441 Total$58,506$61,898$66,165 FTEs Budget History By Division ($000)
Public Works Key issues – department-wide Provision of exemplary/responsive services with fewer FTEs since 2009 (-18%) Assumption of new responsibilities with limited additional staffing Implementation of 311 Call Center Animal control services (Pasadena Humane Society) 4 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - exemplary maintenance of City infrastructure through increased productivity Purchase of self-propelled paving machine Pothole repair, skin patching & street rehabilitation Increase productivity – 500 to 10,000 SF/day Cost - $77,000 (Gas Tax Fund) 5 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - exemplary maintenance of City infrastructure through increased productivity In-house sidewalk repairs Purchase equipment/materials to construct immediate, priority concrete repairs Output – 34,500 SF/year Cost - $40,000/year (Gas Tax Fund) Complement Sidewalk Incentive Program 6 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - identify efficiencies, service delivery enhancements, cost savings & new revenues Add 1.0 Code Enforcement Officer Enhance quality of life in neighborhoods Address public ROW-related ordinances - weeds, carts, dumping, scavenging, etc. New revenue - $260,000/year Cost - $132,000/year 7 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - identify efficiencies, service delivery enhancements, cost savings & new revenues Transfer vacant positions from Parks to Engineering to create Landscape Architect & Engineering Aide Deliver timely park projects with plentiful outreach Park development – Desiderio, Central Park Sports fields – Muir, Eastside Facilities – Robinson Park Community Center, Villa Parke Gym/Boxing Ring Cost - $199,564/year (Project Management Fund) Savings - $61,000/year due to FTE conversions 8 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - identify efficiencies, service delivery enhancements, cost savings & new revenues Increased maintenance service levels for Area H/ Brookside Park ball diamonds 2 & 3 Mitigate Rose Bowl event parking impacts on sports fields Materials/labor – sod, aerifying turf, fertilizer Cost - $107,000/year Revenue – bill for exceptional circumstances 9 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - identify efficiencies, service delivery enhancements, cost savings & new revenues Purchase 2 vehicles for Graffiti Abatement Program Replace 1995 & 2001 models Cost - $50,000 (General Fund) Savings - $9,000/year maintenance costs Add 1.0 Maintenance Assistant – Forestry Small tree care & after-hour emergency call outs Cost - $39,000/year (General Fund) 10 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Strategies - identify efficiencies, service delivery enhancements, cost savings & new revenues Add 1.0 Technical Specialist – Recycling Implementation of 20+ proposed Zero Waste Strategic Plan programs In-house implementation vs. use of contractors MSC – July 2013 Process C & D applications Coordinate recycling services/events Cost - $81,000/year (Refuse Fund) 11 FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Refuse Fund Key issue – fund operating at deficit & insufficient operating reserve Strategy – refuse rate realignment approved June 4, 2012 Strategy – operational efficiencies to improve service delivery & reduce costs Vehicle replacement Route adjustments/ training Operations & disposal Revised Administrative Rules & Regulations for bulky/abandoned items YTD savings $372,000 over FY 2012 Eliminate operational deficit by end of FY FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies
Public Works Building Maintenance Fund Key issue – fund operating at deficit Strategy – FY 2014 is year 3 of 5 year recovery plan Change funding allocation of FTEs to accurately reflect where labor is spent Secure adequate funding to support maintenance, CIP & tenant improvement services provided Maintain current level of structural maintenance on City facilities & buildings Eliminate operational deficit by end of FY FY 2014 Key Issues and Strategies