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Public Works Department
Serving you 2417
FY 2007/08 Budget Presentation
Mission Statement
To provide quality, cost effective
public works and services
to the community of Newport Beach
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Public Infrastructure
Management
• Piers, parks, open space, and beaches
• Public building facilities
• Roads, intersections, and bridges
• Sidewalks, curbs and gutters, streetlights
• Storm drain, water, and sewer systems
• Retaining walls & engineered slopes
• Traffic signals, signing & striping
• Water quality, watershed, & environmental improvements
• And other duties as assigned
Core Services
PP. Capital Improvement Program, $37 million
►Traffic planning and traffic management
®Traffic signal systems operations
► Plan check and development services
o. Water quality engineering
► Public Right of Way Encroachment
Agreements and Permits, 1450/yr
►General Engineering and Customer services
►Assessment district administration
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• Coordinate and implement CIP projects - on budget
and on schedule
• Continue to develop environmental programs
• Employee development and training
• Facilitate a records management system
• Promote team spirit and pride
• Maintain outstanding service and engineering
expertise
• Be a resource for the community
Department
Organization
• Administration
• $782,413
Staffing: 6 full -time; plus .72 FTE
• Engineering Services
• $2,418,096
• Staffing: 17 full -time, plus 1.26 FTE
• Transportation and Development
Services
• $1,883,874
• Staffing: 10 full -time, plus .85 FTE
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Supplemental Budget Requests
Item
Service Enhancement
Fund
Cost
Source
Estimate
Full Time
Realignment and
General
$13,837
Salaries
reclassification of three
Fund
(Salary +
engineering positions
Benefits)
Part Time
Request funding to match
General
$40,000
Salaries
actual expenditures
Fund
Utilities —
New wireless connections
General
$4,000
Telephone
for inspectors laptops
Fund
Traffic
Request funding to match
General
$30,000
Signal Maint
actual expenditures
Fund
Successes: Projects Completed in
FY 06/07
• Balboa Island Bayfront Repairs
• Balboa Village Phase III Improvements
• Bay Ave Area Drainage Improvements
• Bristol St North Street Rehabilitation -
Campus Dr to Jamboree Rd
• Citywide Slurry Seal Program
• Corona del Mar State Beach Improvements
• Corporation Yard Building W
• Fire Station No. 6 & Police Dept Modifications
• Irvine Terrace Water Valve, Ocean Vista &
Orange St Water Main Replacement
• Jamboree Rd Street Rehabilitation from
San Joaquin Hills. Rd to Ford Rd
continued P
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Successes: Projects Completed in
FY 06/07, continued
• Jamboree Rd Street Rehabilitation from
University Drive to South Bristol Street
• Malibu Circle Slope Repair
• Marine Avenue Bridge Pavement Resurfacing
• Newport Boulevard Bioswale
• Newport Shores Alley Replacement
• Ocean Pier Repairs and Inspection
• Placentia Ave and Hospital Road Rehabilitation
• Sewer Main improvements & Big Canyon
Trunk Sewer Replacement
• Police Facility Perimeter Fencing
• Sidewalk, Curb & Gutter Replacement
• CdM Flashing Crosswalk at Orchid
Dearly Complete Projects
• Back Bay Science Center
• Newport Coast Community
Center
• Santa Ana Heights Fire Station
and Training Tower
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• Continue ambitious and wide- ranging CIP - meeting
construction schedules and budget.
• Modernize traffic signal system
• Employ creative project management and staffing to
manage greater workloads while maintaining high
quality standards Reorganization.
• Improve Development Review /plan check working
with Building, Planning, and other departments.
• Train, retain, and select top team members
Providing quality,
cost effective
public works and
services to the
community of
Newport Beach
Public Works Department
Serving you 2417
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Additional Budgets
Workers Comp & General Liability
Compensated Absence Fund.
Retiree Insurance Fund
Debt Service
Police Grants
AQM D
Environmental Liability
Ackerman Trust
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Insurance Reserve Fund
❑ Internal Services, page 347
Workers Compensation
This budget is managed by Human Resources and
provides for the City's expenses related to workers
compensation.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$2,477,431
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$2,496,241
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® Internal Services, page 348
General Liability
This budget is also managed by Human Resources
and provides for the City's expenses related to
general liability.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$2,972,263
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$2,950,259
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Compensated Absence Fund
❑ Internal Services, page 353
Compensated Abservice Fund.
This budget is funded by departmental payments
based on percentage of salary., The funds are used
for leave buyouts (i.e., vacation and flex leave).
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$1,20%382
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$1,206,000
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Retiree Insurance Fund
❑ Internal Services, page 357
Retiree Insurance Fund
The City amended the Retiree Insurance Program last
year, transitioning from a defined benefit plan to a
defined contribution plan. The transition will take an
estimated 20 years, but our operating expenses will
eventually be capped and the City's unfunded liability
will be zero.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$2,839,172
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FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$3,133,000
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Debt Service
Rolling Stock Leases
Water Revenue Refunding Bonds
Balboa Marina Loan
Pre - Annexation Agreement
Refunding Library COP
Section 108 Loan
Total Debt Service
Original Balance
Issuance 07/01/2007 Additions
1,700,049
49,490
14,22500
4,540,000
3,457,930
1,469,202
18,000,000
12,000,000
7,330,000
4,980,000
2,400,000
2,134,000
47,112,979
25,172,692
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2008
Year of
Balance Total` Principal Final
Deletions 06130/2008 Payments Interest Paid to Date Payment
(49,490)
49,820
330
1,700,049
2008
(1,445,000)
3,095,000
1,613,833
168,833
11,130,000
2009
(170,948)
1,298,254
237,062
66,114
2,159,676
2016
(1,200,000)
10,800,000
1,200,000
7,200,000
2017
(315,000)
4,665,000
564,480
249,480
2,665,000
2019
(78,000)
2,056,000
193,482
115,482
344,000
2024
3,258,438
21,914,254
3,858,677
600,239
25,198,725
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Police Grants
❑ Other Activities, page 360
Narcotics Asset Forfeiture Fund
This is the City's participatory share of State and
Federal asset seizures. These funds can only be
used to supplement, but not subsidize law
enforcement activities.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$93,991
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
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$78,697
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Police Grants
❑ Other Activities, page 361
Supplemental Law Enforcement Service Fund
State Assembly Bill 3229 provides funds to the City to be
used exclusively for front -line law enforcement services.
The Bill stipulates that these funds are to be segregated
and can only be used to supplement, but not subsidize law
enforcement activities.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$120,000
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$120,000
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AQMD
❑ Other Activities, page 362
Air Quality Management District
State Assembly Bill 2766 provides cities with a modest
annual budget to encourage the reduction of air emissions.
The City uses its AQMD funds to support the employee
rideshare program and to subsidize the cost of the electric
vehicles used for City services.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$26,415
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$26,415
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Environmental
Liability
❑ Other Activities, page 363
Environmental Liability
As part of the City's franchise agreements with
commercial solid waste haulers the City collects 5.5% of
their gross receipts. These funds are used to provide the
City with environmental liability insurance and to
conduct waste related environmental assessments.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$90,000
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$90,000
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Ackerman Fund
❑ Other Activities, page 364
Ackerman Fund
Interest earned from this endowment is
accounted for and spent for the purchase of high
tech library equipment and for a City
administered scholarship program.
FY 2006 -07
Estimated Actual
$43,400
FY 2007 -08
Proposed Budget
$24,400
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