Operation & Maintenance Budget Public Works Department FY Budget Worksession July 13, 2015
Organization Chart Proposed FY Budget Accomplishments Budget Challenges Summary Presentation Outline
Organizational Chart Proposed FY Budget Accomplishments Budget Challenges Summary
Director – Mark V. Massaro, P.E. Deputy Director – Joseph C. Kunkel, P.E. Director – Mark V. Massaro, P.E. Deputy Director – Joseph C. Kunkel, P.E. Public Works Engineering Robin L. Hammel, P.E. Public Works Engineering Robin L. Hammel, P.E. Fiscal & Operational Support Ralphetta Aker, J.D. Fiscal & Operational Support Ralphetta Aker, J.D. Highway Construction Julie Naditz, P.E. Highway Construction Julie Naditz, P.E. Development Engineering Diana Almodovar, P.E. Development Engineering Diana Almodovar, P.E. Roads & Drainage Deodat Budhu, P.E. Roads & Drainage Deodat Budhu, P.E. Traffic Engineering Ruby Dempsey Rozier Traffic Engineering Ruby Dempsey Rozier Stormwater Management Rod Lynn, P.E. Stormwater Management Rod Lynn, P.E. Organization Chart
Presentation Outline Organizational Chart Proposed FY Budget Accomplishments Budget Challenges Summary
Current FY 2015 $ Change Proposed FY 2016 Personal Services$31.7 M$1.5 M$ 33.2 M Operating Budget$68.5 M($8.2 M)$ 60.3 M Budget Change(6.6%) Staffing Proposed FY Budget
Public Works Department Operating Budget FY 15-16
Presentation Outline Organizational Chart Proposed FY Budget Accomplishments Budget Challenges Summary
Maintained 2,838 miles of roadway Maintained 1,721 retention ponds Installed 10 miles of new sidewalk Maintained 591 traffic signals Accomplishments
Resurfaced 190 lane miles of arterial, collector, and subdivision roads Maintained 106,000 Traffic Signs Maintained 220 miles of fiber optic cable for signals Accomplishments
Presentation Outline Organizational Chart Proposed FY Budget Accomplishments Budget Challenges Summary
Financial Impacts Level of Service Programs Operational Impacts Budget Challenges
Financial Impacts – Gas Taxes Flat – Cost Increases – County Growth Budget Challenges
Level of service same as FY 2015 Budget Challenges
Resurfacing program will continue at a 15-year cycle Budget Challenges
Right-of-way mowing remains at a 4 to 6 week cycle Budget Challenges
Retention pond mowing remains at a 4 to 6 week cycle Budget Challenges
Street sweeping remains at a 5 to 6 week cycle Budget Challenges
Tree trimming – as needed Drainage rehabilitation – as needed Budget Challenges
School zones and flashers – installed as needed Traffic signals - warranted signals scheduled for installation Traffic calming devices - MSBU's with matching funds Response to Reported Traffic Signal Malfunctions, Downed Stop and Yield Signs Level of Service Unchanged Budget Challenges
Programs ─ Pedestrian Safety Program −Conduct corridor safety audits −Evaluate and redesign high volume multi-lane intersections −Retrofit intersection with ADA compliant ramps Budget Challenges
Programs ─ Pedestrian Safety Program (cont.) −Identify and install additional pedestrian markings and signs at crosswalks −Install rapid flashing beacons in high pedestrian traffic areas −Install electronic driver feedback signs Budget Challenges
Programs ─ Pedestrian Safety Program (cont.) ─ Construct pedestrian refuge islands ─ Initiate pedestrian outreach and education program ─ Evaluate corridors for roadway lighting needs ─ Increase funding for sidewalk projects Budget Challenges
Programs ─ Railroad Crossing Safety Install Quiet Zones – Fair Lane Road – East Oak Ridge Road – East Lancaster Road – Glen Rose Avenue Partnership Grant with FDOT Budget Challenges
Operational Challenges – Future growth will require additional operational funding – Emergency response Budget Challenges
Presentation Outline Organizational Chart Proposed FY Budget Accomplishments Budget Challenges Summary
Summary Financial Impacts Level of Service −Remains same as FY 2015 Programs −Consistent with FY 2015 Operational Impacts
Operation & Maintenance Budget Public Works Department FY Budget Worksession July 13, 2015