FY 2017/18 Budget June 28, 2017.

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FY 2017/18 Budget June 28, 2017

For Your Approval $800K for Shoreline Initiative Target date 12/18 EIS in FY 2017/18 $330K for Development Rights (Commodities) Initiative Funding for other initiatives Capture savings from Bond Retirement (>$400K) Retention & Staff Development $150K to continue staff performance incentives $300K in compensation adjustments $40K for organizational development, training, and morale Set aside $50K in case of Litigation Approve budgeted Contracts Major items in budget for your approval

Priorities Major Initiatives: Other Key Priorities: Shoreline Planning and Climate Adaptation Development Rights Initiatives Other Key Priorities: Competitive Compensation Process improvements Improving customer service Best Information Staff development and retention initiatives

TRPA Totals $13.6M Revenues GF up $0.5M for Shoreline Slight negative. Transportation will use prior year’s surplus TDA funds, showing a “loss” for the year. Small surplus for AIS offsets most of that. $13.6M Revenues GF up $0.5M for Shoreline GF up $0.4M for TSAC Grants down $0.4M $13.6M Expenses Staffing – 58 Full Time 5 Part Time 4 seasonal 5 Interns Comp adjustments funded

Proposed Budget ($M)

Major Initiatives Shoreline Target completion 12/18 TRPA Contributing $200K of staff time $600K Contract support $500K Ascent for EIS $100K CBI Funding $250K California $250K Nevada $ Potential: CA SB 630, NV License Plate, US Army Corps, Stakeholders Development Rights TRPA Contributing: $200K in Staff Costs $130K in Contracts $80K for Placeworks $50K for Env. Checklist Environmental Checklist in lieu of EIS Shoreline theoretically $50K short, but schedule slips, bringing EIS work in house should address. Shoreline asks: SB 630 – asking for $100K, $50K more likely NV License Plate money. Possible $25K Corps of Engineers asked for $300K Stakeholders. LTPOA Buoy money?

Other Initiatives Strategic Initiatives: $125K for Threshold Update $100K for Forest Health $65K for Stormwater (plus $300K in Grants) $140K for Transportation (plus $1.9M in Grants) $40K for AIS (plus $1.7M in Grants & Fees) Internal Initiatives: $130K for Welcome Mat $100K for Area Plans $150K for Threshold Evaluation

General Fund ($K) GF Rev. & Exp. up $1.0M Shoreline $250K each from NV and CA. TSAC $395K from CA SB 6 30 money Building revenue up due to escalation clauses in leases GF Rev. & Exp. up $1.0M Shoreline Tahoe Science Council Planning Revenue at FY 2016/17 levels

GF By Division R&A up slightly, $88K LRTP up $317K, Shoreline & TDR EI incudes $750K for AIS Prevention funded by state allocations Building still has $408K in interest payments Julie & Hester in GB/Exec Excludes “other,” like $150K Incentive, $300K comp adj., etc.

GF Revenue NV includes $22K of miscellaneous adjustments. Misc. includes $10K of TID revenue and $7K of Shoreline monitoring fees.

GF Expenses “Other” includes: $300K of comp changes, $150K of incentive pay and $50K of Tahoe In Depth GB/Exec is comp changes Ext. Affairs is more Sarah’s time to Grants Legal is sharing more of Katy’s time HR is picking up some Katy, cutting Unemployment from $100K to $50K Finance is picking up some of Katy’s time, cutting bond consultant EI is minor staffing adjustments Settlements is adding to TPC and N Shore Housing study

Major Contracts (page 1)

Major Contracts (cont’d)

Investing in Staff Salary adjustments & Perf. Incentives $150K to continue Performance Incentive pay $300K for Comp adjustments Covers 55% of Comp Study Goal 6.6% increase – one prior increase of 3% over last 8 years Training – Budgeted at $40K In house training External training Tuition reimbursement Morale – Budgeted at $15K Rewards and recognition Employee events

Investments $190K for IT Systems (+ $262K from Grants) $150K several Sitka projects $40K for Accela applicant front end $43K for parking lot repairs, seal & stripe $30K for Network Printers/Copiers $40K for BMP maintenance $8K other building enhancements $190 includes $150 from R&A budget and $40 for Accela. $262K from Grants is for TMDL crediting tools. For LT Info, development efforts this year will focus on the integration of data across the applications on LTINFO (and beyond) to better connect actions to outcomes.  For example, we will connect performance measures (from EIP Tracker) with intermediate results (from the Monitoring Dashboard) to ultimate goals (Threshold Dashboard). This will enable TRPA and other partners to better evaluate the effectiveness of projects, TRPA's Regional Plan, and the wider EIP program in promoting threshold attainment.

Approval $800K for Shoreline Initiative Target date 6/18 Start the EIS in FY 2016/17 $330K for Development Rights (Commodities) Initiative Funding for other initiatives Capture savings from Bond Retirement ($400K) Retention & Staff Development $150K to continue staff performance incentives $300K in compensation adjustments $40K for organizational development, training, and morale Set aside $50K in case of Litigation Approve budgeted Contracts

Special Funds (Grants) June 28, 2017

Special Funds($K) Transportation will be using prior years TDA funding. That’s why it shows as a negative. AIS does not include the General Fund portion - $750K Other down due to completed grants (PEV, Fire Council, etc.) Potential for additional grants. Expect an AIS Control grant in a few months.

Transportation $736K for TRPA Labor $505K of A&O Absorption $700K of Contracts

AIS General Fund adds $750K of revenues $423K of Contracts Total budget (including GF) $2,457,428 Added 1 head last year to help Dennis w/Program Potential for additional control grants General Fund adds $750K of revenues $423K of Contracts $266K of Compensation $61K Other expenses

Storm Water (BMPs) TRPA staff Two FTEs on Grants Program Manager (Shay) on General Fund Turnover No contracts Significant funding challenges

Other Grants LTIMP supports TRPA/USGS stream monitoring CAL Fire grants mostly about outreach. LT Info funding portions of Sitka contract Mostly contracted out Only LTIMP has TRPA staff time (minimal)