1. 2006 Capital Improvement Budget  Capital Improvement Plan to Capital Improvement Budget  Receive further direction  Property Tax Projects  Parks and Recreation Projects (sales tax)

2. 2006 Capital Improvement to Capital Budget  Projects Compiled into a Draft CIP for Review by the Planning Commission  Projected Resources Available in 2006 for the Capital Budget  Created Funding Options for City Commission discussion and direction  City Manager recommends Operating and Capital Improvement Budget

3. 2006 Capital Improvement to Capital Budget  $18,573,000 of projects proposed for 2006  $8,525,000 - City Cost of proposed projects  $7,848,000 – Funded by federal or state grants and benefit districts  $2,200,000 - Kasold Bridge over KTA – no cost to city, funded by State and County

4. 2006 Projected Submitted for 2006 Funding Source: GO Bonds backed by Property Tax RankPointsProject title and descriptionCity Share total cost (2006 dollars) 118 KLINK - mill & overlay surface on Iowa Street - 9th to Irving Hill Bridge $400,000$600,000 216Kasold - Bob Billings Pkwy to 22 nd $3,700,000 31519th & Louisiana - renovation of intersection$550,000 15Intersection Improvement - Harvard / Wakarusa$250,000 15Complete Partial Parallel Taxiway$17,500$350,000 15 Carnegie Library Building Renovations to secure and make usable $600,000$700,000 414Kasold - Peterson to KTA$560,000$1,900,000 513Kasold Bridge over KTA$0$2,200,000 13Queens Rd - 6th St N - arterial with geometric improvements$1,000,000$2,500,000 13Bike / Ped - Univ Pl.$40,000 13Bike / Ped -Naismith - Sunnyside to W 23rd$53,000 611 Traffic Calming on selected streets in University Place Neighborhood $230,000 79GWW - 6th St N$1,000,000$3,000,000 88Improve Runway 15-33 Safety Area to Category C-11$100,000$2,000,000 94Install Perimeter/Security Fence and Access Control$25,000$500,000 TOTAL EST. COST OF ALL PROJECTS PROPOSED IN CIP FOR 2006 $8,525,500$18,573,000

5. 2006 Capital Budget – Property Tax Options  Established Three Funding Tiers  No levy increase, 0.25 mill increase, 0.50 mill increase  2005 debt levy = 7.07 mills  6% annual increase in valuation

6. 2006 Capital Budget Property Tax Tier One - no increase Option C Rank Project Description City Cost 1KLINK- mill & overlay $400,000 2Kasold- Bob Billings Prkwy to 22 nd 3,700,000 3Harvard/Wak250,000 3Taxiway 17,500 5Kasold Bridge 0 TOTAL$4,367,500 Option B Rank Project Description City Cost 1KLINK$400,000 319 th and LA550,000 3Harvard/Wak250,000 3Carnegie600,000 3Taxiway17,500 5Kasold Bridge0 5Queens Rd.1,000,000 5Univ Pl Bike/Ped*40,000 5Naismith St Bike/Ped53,000 6Univ Pl Traffic Calm230,000 7GWW1,000,000 8Runway100,000 9Airport Fencing 25,000 TOTAL$4,265,500 Option A Rank Project Description City Cost 1KLINK- mill & overlay$400,000 2Kasold- Bob Billings Prkwy to 22 nd 3,700,000 5Kasold Bridge0 TOTAL$4,100,000

7. 2006 Capital Budget Property Tax Tier Two - 0.25 mill Option B Rank Project Description City Cost 1KLINK- mill & overlay $400,000 2Kasold- Bob Billings Prkwy to 22 nd 3,700,000 319 th and Louisiana 550,000 3Harvard / Wakarusa 250,000 3Carnegie Library 600,000 3Partial Parallel Taxiway 17,500 4Kasold – Peterson to KTA 560,000 5Kasold Bridge 0 5Univ. Pl Bike/Ped* 40,000 5Naismith St Bike/Ped 53,000 8Runway Safety Area 100,000 9Airport Fencing 25,000 TOTAL EST. COST $6,295,500 Option A Rank Project Description City Cost 1KLINK- mill & overlay$400,000 2 Kasold- Bob Billings Prkwy to 22 nd 3,700,000 319 th and Louisiana550,000 3Harvard / Wakarusa250,000 3Carnegie Library600,000 3Partial Taxiway17,500 4 Kasold – Peterson to KTA 560,000 5Kasold Bridge0 TOTAL EST. COST$6,077,500

8. RankProject title and descriptionCity Share 1KLINK mill & overlay$400,000 2Kasold - Bob Billings Pkwy to 22 nd $3,700,000 319th & Louisiana$550,000 Harvard / Wak$250,000 Partial Taxiway$17,500 Carnegie Library$600,000 4Kasold - Peterson to KTA$560,000 5Kasold Bridge over KTA$0 Queens Rd - 6th St N improvements $1,000,000 Bike / Ped - Univ Pl.$40,000 Bike / Ped -Naismith$53,000 7GWW - 6th St N$1,000,000 9Airport Fencing$25,000 TOTAL$8,195,500 2006 Capital Budget Property Tax Tier Three - 0.50

9. 2006 Capital Budget – Property Tax Options  Discussion / Direction

10. 2006 Capital Budget – Sales Tax Options  $3,286,000 of parks and recreation projects were proposed in the Capital Improvement Plan for 2006  No outside funding

11. Score Sheet - Parks/Rec Projects Submitted for 2006 Funding Source: GO Bonds backed by Sales Tax Rank Total pointsProject title and descriptionCity Share total cost (2006 dollars) 120 Park & Recreation Facility Renovation - revamp variety of neighborhood parks and recreation facilities such as Centennial, Broken Arrow, Hobbs, Clinton, South Park, and Holcom Parks$200,000 214 Park & Open Space Acquisition - Purchase additional neighborhood parks in all areas of community per comprehensive plan$300,000 313 Clinton Park - Renovate park per Clinton Park master plan $250,000 412 Clinton Lake Regional Park - Begin development of a regional park on the 1612 acre leased area at Clinton Lake. 1. Roadways & Utilities-$426,000 2. Practice Fields $293,000$719,000 511 BSNF Rail-Trail Expansion - Add trails to variety of parks per Parks & Recreation comprehensive plan to connect neighborhoods to parks$300,000 610 Green Meadows Neighborhood Park - Phase I - Development of a new Neighborhood park in the Green Meadows Subdivision area. Masterplan completed in 2000$242,000 79 Peterson Road Park - Phase I - Development of a new neighborhood park in the north central portion of the City on land donated by Hallmark Cards, Inc. Master plan for this 23-acre park completed in 2000$250,000 9 Greenbelt Park - Begin development of 40-acres greenbelt park east of Langston Hughes Elementary School. Master plan being developed$500,000 88 City Entryway Improvements - "Welcome To Lawrence" sign and landscaping at major traffic entryway to Lawrence west on Hwy 40 by SLT$25,000 8 Fieldhouse Facility - Phase in a multi-use facility to include gymnastics Program $500,000 TOTAL EST. COST OF ALL PROJECTS SUBMITTED FOR 2006 IN CIP$3,286,000

12. 2006 Capital Budget – Further Direction  Finance selected projects through a mix of cash and debt  Debt finance all proposed projects - 2 nd generation bonds  $309,000 paid off in 2005 = $2,950,000 of annual debt support starting in 2006  $514,000 paid off in 2006 = $4,950,000 of annual debt support starting in 2007

13. 2006 Capital Budget- Sales Tax Options  Discussion / Direction