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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985-09-17; City Council; Resolution 8183c L'. J i d 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 El 9 1c 11 12 12 14 If le 1'; 1I 1: 2( 21 2: 2; 24 2: 2( 25 2E 0' RESOLUTION NO. 8183 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA ADOPTING THE 1985-86 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. WHEREAS, the City Council has held various public meetings and hearings regarding the 1985-86 Capital Improvement Program, and WHEREAS, the City Council has considered the proposed capital projects and finds that each project provides a valuable improvement necessary to the improvement and maintenance of the city's infrastructure, and WHEREAS, Council has reviewed each project for compliance with the City's capital project spending limit, Chapter 1.24 of the Carlsbad Municipal Code, and finds that all projects are in compliance with the provisions of this limit. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Carlsbad that the proposed 1985-86 Capital Improvement Program as described in Exhibit A attached hereto is hereby adopted and funds are appropriated as described therein. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Carlsbad, California, held on the 17th day of September , 1985 by the following vote, to wit: AYES: Council E&ers Casler, Lewisr Kulckin, Chick and Pettine NOES: ABSENT: None ATTEST : y$J& MARY H. ASLER, Mayor KAREN R. XUNDTZ, Deputy (SEAL) Y I * #A 0 0 CITY OF CARLSBAD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 1985-86 CITY ca&ltxL Mary H. Casler - Mayor Claude A. Lewis Ann J. Kulchin Richard Chick Mark V. Pettine CITY wm Frank Aleshire TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO. SECTION 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 SECTION I - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SECTION II - PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS Fire Station #4 Carlsbad Safety E Service Center Computer Aide Dispatch (CAD) Library Parking Lot City Hall and Library Space Study Stagecoach Park Holiday Park Calavera Hills Community Park Phase I Community Center - Gymnasium Advance Planning - Park Design Carlsbad High School Ballfields Fox's Lift Station Calavera Hills Effluent Line Parking Lot - Roosevelt Avenue Downtown Sidewalks Development Processing Building Chase Field Improvements Boys and Girls Club - Pool Enclosure La Costa Avenue Intersection Rancho Santa Fe Road Assessment District Palomar Airport Road Assessment District Park Drive Widening Traffic Safety Projects Carlsbad Blvd - Widening Carlsbad Blvd - Storm Drain SDGEE - Fishing Lot La Costa Blvd Carlsbad Blvd - Seawall Traffic Signal - ECR E Kelly Drive Opticon System Traffic Signal - Jefferson E Laguna Drive Traffic Signal - El Camino Real E Chestnut Traffic Signal - Carlsbad Blvd E Grand Traffic Signal - Jefferson E Las Flores Jefferson Intertie Traffic Signal - La Costa E El Camino Real Traffic Signal - Harding E Elm - Preliminary Design SECTION Ill - FUNDING SUMMARY 1 I SECTION I EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 f A > 0 CITY OF CARLSBAD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a planning tool prepared each year to help guide the city in providing for public improvements such as parks, libraries, fire stations, streets, sewers and traffic signals. The creation of a useful CIP requires a considerable amount of input from the Council, public and staff as projects are evaluated, funded and included in the program. This year's CIP includes 36 projects totaling $15.6 million funded from a variety of sources. The program is a combination of approved and proposed projects most of which have received prior Council review. . The following summary provides a brief review of the total CIP and each project. Sections I1 and I11 provide more detailed information including project location, funding and timing. CIVIC FACILITIES There are five projects totaling $3.5 million related to the construction of civic facilities included in this year's CIP. 1985-86 Project Title Total Funding Fire Station 114 - Poinsettia & 1-5 $ 620,000 Public Service & Safety Center 2,550,000 Computer Aided Dispatch (PS&SC) 300 , 000 Library Parking Lot Expansion 40 , 000 City Hall/Library Expansion Review 25 , 000 Total Civic Facilities $3,535,000 0 Fire Station #4 - Poinsettia & 1-5 Fire Station #4, which will be located in the vicinity of Poinsettia Lane and 1-5, includes a two bay neighborhood fire station and associated equipment. Construction is scheduled to begin in the last half of 1985-86 which will place this station into operation in approximately August 1986. This station will serve the south west quadrant of the city which includes about 2,300 existing units. 0 Public Safety and Service Center Phase I of the Safety Center is presently under construction at the city's 26.3 acre site near the geographic center of Carlsbad. I includes the Police/Fire and Administration building, vehicle main- tenance building, fuel island, car wash, street improvements, parking lots and utilities. Phase The proposed CIP includes $2.5 million for the construction of Phase I improvements. Final funding of Phase I will be included in the 1986-87 CIP. 3 i r- A 0 0 0 Computer Aided Dispatch (Public Safety & Service Center) The proposed CIP also includes funding for the computer system which will provide support to the Police and Fire Department dispatch and records management functions. 0 Library Parking Lot Expansion An expansion of the city Library's main parking lot will add 42 spaces.to the existing 54 space parking area. The new lot, located directly east of the present lot, will occupy land owned by the City along the north side of Elm Avenue. striping, landscaping and lighting. Partial funding of this project was included in the 1984-85 CIP. The project includes paving, 0 City HalljLibrary Expansion Review A review of long range alternatives for the expansion of City Hall offices and the Main Library has been included in the proposed CIP. In the past, the City has conducted space usage studies and staff has offered various alternatives for expansion of the Civic Center. The purpose of this project is to evaluate the existing site and to provide Council with viable expansion alternatives for inclusion in future CIP's. The city's park development program will receive a major boost during 1985-86 with the construction of five park projects and the conceptual design of several facilities for the future. Project Title Stagecoach Park Holiday Park Calavera Hills Park Phase I Community Center - Gym Advance Planning - Park Design Carlsbad High School Ballfields 1985-86 Total Funding $1,948,000 235 , 000 432,280 1 , 097 , 000 50 , 000 12 , 000 Total Park Projects $3,774,280 0 Stagecoach Park Stagecoach Park, a 28 acre park located in the south east quadrant of the city, has been included in the CIP to meet the need for park facilities in this area as indicated in the Public Facilities Monitor- ing System (PFMS). The construction of this park brings the community park space up to the standard for this quadrant. This park will include three ballfields, two soccer fields, picnic areas, passive areas, riparean areas, a historic interpretive center, tot lot, tennis courts, volleyball courts, hard court play areas and a parking lot. 4 r A 1 J. e 0 Holiday Park Holiday Park in the north west quadrant was scheduled for minor improvements in 1984-85, however, a major expansion of the scope of this proejct in late 84-85 increased the project to inlcude some sidewalk, curb and gutter, street alignment and parking improvements along Basswood and Eureka, as well as storm drain improvements assoc- iated with the project. The 85-86 CIP includes additional funding to address this increase scope of work. 0 Calavera Hills Park - Phase I Calavera Hills Community Park - Phase I is a 10 acre park located in the north east quadrant of the city. The project included in the proposed CIP is the first phase of an 18 acre park. 2 ballfields, tot lot, passive picnic area, restrooms, concession stands and a parking lot. According to the PFMS,construction of Phase I of this project will bring this area to within 1.8 acres of the standard for community parks. Phase I includes 0 Community Center - Gymnasium (Stagecoach Park) The construction of an 18,000 sq. ft. community center is proposed for Stagecoach Park. It is included in the city's capital project plans. The proposed community center includes an 11,000 sq. ft. gymnasium and 6,470 sq. ft. of recreation area allowing for meeting and classrooms, kitchen and athletic areas. 0 Advance Planning - Park Design In addition to the typical park projects, the Parks and Recreation Director is recommending the inclusion of $50,000 in the 85-86 CIP to allow the department to get a head start on advance park designs. These funds will allow the department to work with other agencies or departments in the preliminary planning of park projects. 0 Carlsbad High School Ballfields The CIP includes $12,000 to allow the city to participate with Carlsbad Athletic Recreation Association (CARA) in the improvement of the Carlsbad High School site on Cannon Road east of El Camino Real which will provide 3 ballfields. for ballfields within the city. This proejct addresses the high demands 5 r i I A a I f SEWER AND WATER RECLAMATION PROJECTS The 1985-86 CIP includes two projects totaling $1 million. Project title Fox's Lift Station Calavera Hills Effluent Disposal Line 1985-86 Total Funding $ 15,000 1 , 000,000 Total Sewer and Water Reclamation Projects $1,015,000 0 FOX'S Lift Station The sewer lift station located at the west side of Agua Hedionda Lagoon - known as Fox's Lift Station - requires upgrading in order to handle existing and future capacity effectively. The proejct involves the addition of a third pump within the present lift station. 0 Calavera Hills Effluent Disposal Line The Calavera Hills Effluent Disposal Line (EDL) is scheduled for construction in 1985-86. alignment of and to coincide with the South College Assessment District which is also to be constructed in 85-86. The Calavera Hills Water Reclamation Plant will require the construction of this line before it can begin operation. This project is planned to follow the REDEVELOPMENT AREA PROJECTS Several of the major projects in this year's CIP are found in the Redevelop- ment area. needed improvements in the downtown area as well as assist the city development processing departments. These five projects totaling $1.9 million will provide much Project Title 1985-86 Total Funding Purchase of Parking Lot - Roosevelt $ 600,000 Downtown Sidewalks 200 , 000 Purchase of Development Processing Building 950 , 000 Chase Field Improvements 100 y 000 Boys ti Girls Club Pool Enclosure 50 000 Total Redevelopment Area Projects $1,900,000 0 Purchase of Parking Lot - Roosevelt Council approved the loan of $600,000 to the Redevelopment Agency in July of this year to fund the purchase and improvement of a parking lot in the downtown area. A 1/2 acre site on Roosevelt between Grand and Elm was purchased in August and construction of this lot will begin in the near future. This lot will provide 61 additional spaces of much needed parking. The parking improvements will be limited to paving, striping and minor landscaping. 6 f A 1 A 1 I 0 Downtown Sidewalks The Downtown Sidewalk Program was approved during 1984-85 with the loan of $50,000 to the Redevelopment- Agency for design of sidewalks in the area. The $200,000 project included in this CIP will provide the funding for construction of these improvements. More than 80 minor sidewalk improvements will be provided by this project in many downtown locations. 0 Purchase of a Development Processing Building The Council has directed the city staff to investigate the possibility of locating the Development Processing Departments in a structure in the Redevelopment area. This project has therefore been included in the CIP although at this time no specific site has been selected. The project includes the purchase of a building of at least 12,000 square feet and necessary improvements to provide offices for the city's Building, Engineering and Planning Departments. 0 Chase Field Improvements Chase Field will undergo improvements including landscaping, horseshoe court, sidewalks, handicapped access, drinking fountain, bleachers, lighting, three backstops and picnic and snackbar facilities. 0 Boys and Girls Club Pod Enclosure The Boys and Girls Club will have the swimming pool located at Oak and Roosevelt enclosed through a combination of public and private cooperation. The Council has agreed to commit $50,000 of Community Development Block Grant funds to this project. STREET PROJECTS The city's circulation system is of major importance to residents, businesses and visitors alike. This year five construction projects, two assessment districts, one design project, improve the city's system of streets and public use areas. and the construction of a seawall will Proiect Title La Costa Ave Intersection with El Camino Rancho Santa Fe Assessment District Palomar Airport Road Assessment District Park Drive Widening Traffic Safety Project Carlsbad Blvd Widening SDG&E Fishing Lot La Costa Blvd Widening - Prelim Design Carlsbad Blvd Seawall Real 1985-86 Total Funding $200,000 50,000 80,000 70,000 50,000 474,500 150,000 50,000 3,620,000 Total Street Projects 7 - $4,744,500 I t 0 La Costa Avenue Intersection with El Camino Real The intersection of La Costa Avenue and El Camino Real requires attention to improve traffic flow. The major emphasis of this project will be to improve the west leg of the intersection to accommodate the heavy traffic volumes. The PFMS shows that this intersection has exceeded benchmark 2 based on traffic flow. The city provided temporary improvements to this intersection in 1984-85 which will be replaced by this project. 0 Rancho Santa Fe Assessment District 0 Palomar Airport Road Assessment District Both Rancho Santa Fe Road and Palomar Airport Road will be widened using assessment district financing during 1985-86. These projects include funding of the preliminary costs of district formation and would be reimbursed from the proceeds of the bond sale. Both streets will be widened and improved to bring them up to the standards set in the city's Master Circulation Plan. 0 Park Drive Widening Widening of Park Drive at the intersection of Marina Drive has been included in the CIP to improve alignment at the intersection of these streets. Additional improvements in this area may be accomplished through an assessment district at a later time. 0 Traffic Safety Projects $50,000 has been included in the CIP to allow the staff to respond to traffic safety projects of various types. As conditions are iden- tified, staff will draw upon these funds to make minor improvements in the city's traffic control and circulation system. 0 Carlsbad Blvd Widening 0 SDG&E Fishing Area Parking Lot The city will be widening Carlsbad Boulevard between the Agua Hedionda Bridge south to Cannon Road and improving the SDG&E fishing area parking lot in conjunction with the reconstruction of the Agua Hedionda bridge. The project will provide a four lane road from the bridge south to Cannon Road when complete. Funding for this project is provided primarily from grants and savings on the reconstruction of the Agua Hedionda Bridge project. 8 0 La Costa Blvd Widening - Preliminary Design According to THE PFMS, La Costa Boulevard has reached approximately 140% of its capacity in the section between El Camino Real and 1-5. This year's CIP includes funding for preliminary design for widening this road. Actual construction would fall into a future CIP. 0 Carlsbad Blvd Seawall Council has approved the concept of constructing a $3.6 million rip-rap seawall along the base of bluffs west of Carlsbad Boulevard. The project would include the area from the Tamarack Beach Parking area north to Oak Avenue. Funding includes a $2.6 million State Grant with $900,000 of city funds. The goal is to construct a seawall which will reduce or eliminate erosion of the bluffs from wave action. TRAFFIC SIGNALS Seven traffic signal projects, one intertie and the installation of the Opticon System make up the 1985-86 Traffic Signal Capital Improvement Program. Project Title El Camino Real 6 Kelly Drive Opticon System Jefferson & Laguna HES - El Camino & Chestnut HES - Carlsbad Blvd & Grand Jefferson & Las Flores Jefferson Intertie La Costa & El Camino Real Harding Street & Elm. Total Traffic Signals 0 New Traffic Signals 1985-86 Total Funding: $ 90,000 180 , 000 70 000 39 000 25 000 70 000 20 y 000 70 000 50 , 000 $614 , 000 The proposed CIP includes three new traffic signals at the intersections of: a) El Camino Real and Kelly b) Jefferson and Laguna c) Jefferson and Las Flores and for the intertie of the two Jefferson signals. All of these intersections have met the warrants for signalization. 9 0 Signal Improvements Four signals are scheduled for improvement, upgrade or refurbishing: a) El Camino Real and Chestnut to restore the controller and b) Carlsbad Boulevard and Grand to restore the controller and c) La Costa Avenue and El Camino Real in connection with d) Harding and Elm due to a request from the senior citizens for equipment which has deteriorated due to age. equipment which has deteriorated due to age. intersection improvements. pedestrian aids at the intersection. 0 Opticon System The final signal project is the installation of Opticon devices at 28 intersections and on safety vehicles to allow the Fire Department to override the natural cycle of the signal controllers to provide smoother movement when on emergency calls. These devices allow the emergency vehicle to proceed by switching the signal to green in the direction the safety vehicle is traveling. SUMMARY The Capital Improvement Program plays an important role in the city’s advance planning process by identifying major capital projects which will meet the needs of the residents, businesses and visitors. The CIP should be used by the Council and citizens as a planning tool which can help to create the Carlsbad of the future. 10 SECTION I1 PROJECT DESCR PTIONS MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3125 NAME Fire Station #4 LIMITS: Vicinity of Poinsettia and 1-5 ESTIMATED COST: $ 620,000 FUNDING: $ 620,000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Two-bay neighborhood station located in the vicinity of Poinsettia and 1-5 to serve the southwest portion of the City. PFMS standard indicates that this station should be built no later than the last half of 1986 and operational by mid-year 1987. SCHEDULE: DESIGN Fall 1985 ADVERTISE CONSTRUCT Propositian H: Not subject to proposition due to financing by public Facilities Fees, also the cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 12 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3006 NAME: Carlsbad Safety & Service Center LIMITS: Due East of Impala Drive & Faraday Ave. 1. Mile ENE of Palomar Airport ESTIMATED COST: $ 10.25 (Phase 1) FUNDING: $ 6,850,000 SOURCERS,GCC,PFF FY: 83-85 $ 2,550,000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ 825,000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 86-87 DESCRIPTION: 26.3 acre site to be built in 3 phases: Phase 1 - Police/Fire Admin. Buildinq, Vehicle Maint. Building, Fuel Island and Car Wash Facility. Also includes in Phase 1 all on site utilities, streets and landscaping. Center is being built in response to Level 2 deficiency in PFMS Standards for Gov. Facilities. SCHEDULE : Proposition DESIGN 1983 - 85 ADVERT I S E 1985 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 H': Passed cftizens vote Novehber, 1983. mpd8-85 13 1 I , MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Computer Aide Dispatch (CAD) LIMITS: Communication Center of the New Police/Fire Admin. Build ina ESTIMATED COST: $ 300,000 Revenue FUNDING: $ ?oo,oo SOURCE:- FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Sophisticated computer-aide dispatch system which qreatly increases the response capability of the Police/Fire/Emerqency Services. To be installed at the Carlsbad Safety and Service Center. 1984 - 85 SCHEDULE: DESIGN CONSTRUCT Proposition Hi Not subject to propositi'on since cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 14 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3172 NAME: Library Parking Lot LIMITS: East of Existing Lot on Elm Avenue ESTIMATED COST: $ 90,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: CIP-6- FY: 84-85 $ 40,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Additional funding to expand existing parkinq lot and add new lot directly east of existing lot. Cost includes paving, landscaping and lighting for both lots. 1984 - 85 SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERT I SE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 15 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: City Hall and Library Space Study LIMITS: 1200 Elm Avenue ESTIMATED COST: $ 25,000 FUNDING: $ 25,000 SOURCE: R€J SH FY:85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Funds are for use to hire space consultant to study City Hall and Library space requirements. Consultant would provide space utilization recommenda- tions based on related parameters of Municipal Govern- . ment service lewl, office space needs and population crrowth. SCHEDULE: DESIGN - ADVERTISE - CONSTRUCT - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 16 , 1 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. ”: STAGECOACH PARK LIMITS: District 4, SE Ouadrant of Carlsbad at ; d M’ s’ S ia ESTIMATED COST: $ 1,948,000 FUNDING: $ 1,948,000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: 28 acre community park including 3 major softball fields, 2 soccer fields, picnic areas, passive areas, riparean area, historical interpretive center, tot lot, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, . hard court play areas and a parking lot. Future community center/gymnasium PFMS Standard for quadrant 4 is 32.3 acres. Current park acreage in quadrant 4 is 9 acres. of Stagecoach will provide 4.7 acre surplus. Construction SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE Fall 1985 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not sub‘ject to proposition because it is financed with Public Facilities Fees. mpd8-85 17 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3140 NAME: Holiday Park LIMITS : Eureka from Chestnut to Basswood ESTIMATED COST: $ 295,000 FUNDING: $ 60,000 SOURCE: CIP-PIL FY: 84-85 $ 235,000 SOURCE: PIL 35 FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: GCC 200 DESCRIPTION: Improve parking facilities for Holiday Park on the west side of Eureka. Curb and gutter on east side of Eureka.imProvements to Pine. Basswood & Eureka intersection,and storm drain in Basswood over to Pi0 Pico. SCHEDULE: DESIGN Fall 1985 ADVERTISE Fall 1985 CONSTRUCT Spring 1986 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 18 i c MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3l/5 NAME: Calavera Hills Comm. Park Phase 1 LIM1TS:District 2, NE Quadrant of the City corner of Tamarack and Elm Avenues ESTIMATED COST: $ 1,043,000 FUNDING: $ 560,720 SOURCE: PFF FY: 84-85 $ 50,000 SOURCE: PIL FY: 84-85 $ 432,280 SOURCE: PIL E'Y: 85-86 DESCRIPTION: 10.0 acres of an 18.0 acre site to be be develoDed into a community Park includins in phase 1: 2 ballf ields. tot lot, Passive Picnic area, restroom/ concesion sta nd and a Parkina lot. PFMS Standard for Ouadrant 2 is 14.8 acres. Current P d acreaae in Ouadrant 2 is 3 acres. Construction of Phase 1 of Cal avera Hills Park will reduce the deficiency to 1.8 acres. 1984-85 SCHEDULE: DESIGN ADVERTISE 1985-86 CONSTRUCT 19 85- 86 Proposition H: Not subfect to propositibn because it is financed with Public Facilities Fees and Park-in-lieu fees. mpd8-85 19 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Community Center - Gymnasium LIMITS: 18,000 sq. ft. facility at Stagecoach Park ESTIMATED COST: $ 1,097,000 FUNDING: $ 1,097,000 SOURCE: PIL FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Facility would be approx. 18,000 sq. ft. with a gymnasium and social community center. facility is currently planned to be built in conjunction with the Staqecoach Community Park. This SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT Sprinq 1986 Proposition H: Not subJect to proposition because it is financed by Park-in-lieu fees. mpd8-85 20 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Advance Planning - Park Design LIMITS not applicable ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: PIL FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Funds to be used as needed for advance year in conjunction with other agencies or depts. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE CONSTRUCT - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is under 1 million dollars and financed with Park-in-lieu fees. mpd8-85 21 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Carlsbad H. S. Ballfields LIMITS: Behind Rancho Carlsbad Trailer Park - east of El Camino Real (northeast) ESTIMATED COST: $ 12,000 FUNDING: $12,000 SOURCE: PIL FY: 85-86 L SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: 5 acres at the new Carlsbad Hiqh School site which will provide 3 ballfields. City will share cost with CAW. PFMS Standard currently indicates a deficiency in special use areas, such as ballfields, etc. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985-86 ADVERTISE 1985-86 CONSTRUCT 1985-86 Proposition H': Not subject to proposition since cost is under 1 million dollars and financed by Park-in-lieu fees. mpd8-85 22 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: FOX'S Lift Station L1MITS:Fox's Snug Harbor - west side of Aqua Hedionda Lagoon (inner) next to 1-5 ESTIMATED COST: $ 15,000 FUNDING: $ 15,000 S0URCE:sewer fund FY: 85-86 FY: $ SOURCE : $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Upgrade the existing lift station by adding a 3rd pump. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition Hz Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars and financed by sewer construction funds. mpd8-85 23 MGNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAI4E:m ' ne FJ3Jt~Ue in Pamr Airport Road at future CoUGe intersection. ESTIMATED COST: $ ~.ooo.ooo FUNDING: $ ~,OOQ,OOO SOURCE3ewer FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: In order to Rut the Calavera Hills treatment Dlant into OR eration we need to connect the plant to the San Marcos line soins down Palomar Airport Road to the Encinas Plant. PFMS Standard for sewers rates City capability as adequate includins Calavera Hills Plant. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because it is financed by sewer construction funds. mpd8-85 24 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3718 NAME: Parkinq Lot - RoOSeVelt Ave. LIMITS: East Side of RooSeVelt between Grand and Elm Aves. ESTIMATED COST: $ 600,000 FUNDING: $ 600,000 SOURCE: Redev. FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION Purchase of vacle of Roosevelt bewen Gr-Aves. wAth the intent to blacktoo those lots. strip them and,therefore. provide additional parkins for the downtown merchants. * SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - ADVERT I SE 1985 - CONSTRUCT 1985 - .. - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 25 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3001 NAME: Downtown Sidewalks LIMITS: Redevelopment Area of Downtown Carlsbad ESTIMATED COST: $ 200,000 FUNDING: $ 200,000 SOURCE : Redev. FY: 85-86 FY: FY: $ SOURCE : $ SOURCE : DESCRIPTION: In 1984-85 the City provided $50,000 to desiqn and obtain right-of-ways to construct or repair sidewalks in the downtown redevelopment area. 85-86 funding is for the actual construction of those The sidewalks. 1984 - 85 1985 - 86 1985 - 86 SCHEDULE: DESIGN ADVERT I SE CONSTRUCT Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. 1984 - 85 1985 - 86 SCHEDULE: DESIGN ADVERT I SE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 26 1 I MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Development Processing Building LIMITS: Somewhere in the City of Carlsbad ESTIMATED COST: $ 950,000 FUNDING: $ 950,000 SOURCE : Redev. FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Purchase facilities to house the Building, Planninq and Engineerinq departments. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERT1 SE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 27 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Chase Field Improvements LIMITS : 3349 Harding ESTIMATED COST: $ 100,000 FUNDING: $ 100,000 SOURCE: CDBG FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: New landscapinq, horseshoe court, additional sidewalks, handicapped access, drinkinq fountain, new . bleachers, lishtinq improvements, 3 backstops, new picnic and snack bar facilities. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 28 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Boys and Girls Club - Pool Enclosure LIMITS: Corner of Oak Ave. and Roosevelt ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: CDBG FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Provide City funds to assist with the expense of enclosinq the swimins pool at the Carlsbad Boys and Girls club. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H-: Not subject to proposition because the cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 29 , MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: La Costa Ave. Intersection LIM1TS:La Costa Ave. and El Camino Real Intersection ESTIMATED COST: $ 200,000 GCC 80,000 FUNDING: $ 200,000 S0URCE:Gas Tax FY: 85-86 120,000 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Redesign and construction of the intersection of La Costa Avenue and El Camino Real (particularly the west side) to accommodate the traffic volume going thru that intersection. PFMS Standard for streets indicates that this intersection is one that has exceeded Benchmark 2 Standards. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 30 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Rancho Santa Fe Road Assessment District LIMITS: From La Costa Avenue North to Melrose Avenue ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE: FY: DESCRIPTION: Reimbursable expense related to city assisting with formation of the Assessment District up to the debt limit hearing. Assessment District proposes to widen and realign Rancho Santa Fe Road in conformance with current master circulation plan. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERT I SE ---- CONSTRUCT ---- Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 31 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Palomar Airport Road Assessment District LIMITS: El Camino Real to 1-5 (including the bridge over I-5) ESTIMATED COST: $ 80,000 FUNDING: $ 80,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Reimbursable expense related to City assistinq with formation of the Assessment District thru the debt limit hearinq. Assessment District proposes to widen Palomar Airport Road full width from El Camino Real to 1-5 including intersection and bridqe improvements at 1-5. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERT I SE ----- CONSTRUCT ----- Proposition H-: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 32 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Park Drive Widening LIMITS : Park Drive at the intersection with Marina Drive ESTIMATED COST: $ 70,000 FUNDING: $ 70,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: pro1 ‘ect will imDrove the inter section with Marina D rive and realicrn Park Drive in a southerly direction at that point. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 33 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Traffic Safety Projects LIMITS: Not Applicable ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: To provide fundinq for safety projects related to traffic which may need immediate attention durinq the fiscal year and are not currently budqeted. --- SCHEDULE: DESIGN --- ADVERT IS E CONSTRUCT --- Proposition Hi Not subfect to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 34 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET ESTIMATED COST: $ 475,nnn FUNDING: $ 408,500 SOURCE: FAU FY: 85-86 $ 66,600 SOURCE: Gas Tax FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE: FY: DESCRIPTION: Funds provide widening and improvement of Carlsbad Blvd. to four lanes from Aqua Hedionda Lagoon to Cannon Avenue including parallel parking on the west side for beach users. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 -86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 35 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAEIE: d. ESTIMATED COST: $ 240,000 FUNDING: $ 240,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 84-85 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE: FY: DESCRIPTION: Storm drain in Carlsbad Blvd. from Cannon Ave. north to Aqua Hedionda Lagoon to devert water from the existing old drains going west over the bluff to the ocean. Project to be done in conjunction with the Carlsbad Blvd. widening. SCHEDULE : DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 3 '6 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET Anna He- ESTIMATED COST: $ 150,000 FUNDING: $ 179,000 SOURCE: FATJ FY: 85-86 $ 21,000 SOURCE:- T~ FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT l9s5 - g6 Proposition H': Not sub3ect to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: LA COSTA BLVD. - PRELIMINARY DESIGN L1MITS:La Costa Blvd. from El Camino Real to Interstate 5 - Four Lanes with turn lanes. ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Widening of La Costa Blvd. from El Camino Real to 1-5 to alleviate the current ADT overload for ' the existing two lane road. PFMS (June, 1985) sites this street as a benchmark 2 situation at 140% of capacity. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 85-86 ADVERTISE ----- CONSTRUCT ----- PROPOSITION H: Not subject to proposition because cost of project is less than one million dollars. mpd8-85 38 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3185 NAME: Carlsbad Blvd. Seawall LIMITS: Aaua Hedionda Lasoon North to Ocean Street ESTIMATED COST: $ 3.6 20.000 FUNDING: $ 2.715.000 SOURCE: STATE FY: 85-86 $ go5,ooo SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: of rip - raD sea wall at the base of the cliffs west p f Carlsbad Boulevard from the Tamarack Beach Dwkina n terwus of Ocean Streef, SCHEDULE: DESIGN f 984 - ADVERTISE 1985 - CONSTRUCT 1985 - - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because city share of cost is less than 1 million dollars. ! mpd8-85 39 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Traffic. Siqnal - ECR & Kelly Drive LIMITS: Intersection of El Camino Real and Kelly Drive ESTIMATED COST: $ 90,000 FUNDING: $ 90.000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Fundinq provides design and construction of traffic siqnals at this intersection. Intersection meets the established warrants for a simalization and is on the PFMS List. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not su6ject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 40 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. ESTIMATED COST: $ i~n~nnn SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 FUNDING: $ isn,nnn FY: FY : $ SOURCE : $ SOURCE : DESCRIPTION: emergency over-ride system for 28 major intersections in Carlsbad and the related equipment on the fire truck and paramedic vehicles to operate the system. Funds provide opticon traffic signal SCHEDULE: DESIGN ----- ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT ----- Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost - 5 is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 1 0 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Traffic Signal - Jefferson & Laauna Dr. LIMITS: Intersection of Jefferson & Lac" Drive ESTIMATED COST: $ 70.000 SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Funding provides design and construction of traffic signals at this intersection. esw warrds for signalization. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 - Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 42 MIlNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3180 NAME Traffic Signal - El Camino Real & Chestnut LIMITS: Intersection of El Camino Real and Chestnut ESTIMATED COST: $ 64,000 FUNDING: $ 25,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 84-85 $ 39,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: ESTIMATED COST: $ 64,000 FUNDING: $ 25,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 84-85 $ 39,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Additional fundinq to ComDletely restore to operatins condition the controller and siqnal equipment at this intersection. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 43 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. 3179 NAME : Traffic Signal - Carlsbad Blvd. and Grand LIMITS: Intersection of Carlsbad Blvd and Grand ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 25,000 $ 25,000 $ Additional DESCRIPTION: SOURCE: GCC FY: 84-85 SOURCE : REDEV. E'Y: 85-86 SOURCE : FY: funding to completely restore ~~ to operating condition the controller and signal equip- ment at this intersection. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1984 - 85 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 Proposition H': Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 44 , MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Traffic Signal - Jefferson and Las Flores LIM1TS:Intersection of Jefferson and Las Flores ESTIMATED COST: $ 70,000 FUNDING: $ 70,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION: Fundinq provides design and construction of traffic siqnals at this intersection. Intersection meets the established warrants for siqnalization. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT1985 - 86 Proposition H: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 45 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME Jefferson Intertie LIMITS: From Laguna Drive to Las Flores on Jefferson ESTIMATED COST: $ 20,000 FUNDING: $ 20,000 SOURCE: GCC FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY : DESCRIPTION: Provides intertie for traffic signals at the intersections of Jefferson with Laguna Drive and Las Flores. This will facilitate coordinated signal changes on Jefferson. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H-: Not subgect to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 . . , '4 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Traffic Siqnal - La Costa and El Camino Real LIMITS: Intersection of La Costa Blvd and El Camino Real ESTIMATED COST: $ 70,oOa . FUNDING: $+70,003 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY : $ SOURCE : FY: DESCRIPTION Provides fundina to redo the traffic sianals at La Cost a Blvd and El Camino Real in cm- junction with the reconstruction of the intersection scheduled for FY 85-86. This intersection meets the established warrants and is listed in the PFMS. SCHEDULE : DESIGN 1985 - 86 ADVERTISE 1985 - 86 CONSTRUCT 1985 - 86 Proposition H-: Not subject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 47 MUNICIPAL PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET PROJECT NO. NAME: Traffic Signal - Harding St. and Elm Ave. LIM1TS:Intersection of Harding and Elm ESTIMATED COST: $ 50,000 FUNDING: $ 50,000 SOURCE: PFF FY: 85-86 $ SOURCE : FY: $ SOURCE : FY : DESCRIPTION: Funds are for up qradinq traffic siqnal to include new controller, push buttons and pedestrian heads. Project is in response to Senior Citizen input. SCHEDULE: DESIGN 1985 - 86 Proposition 8: Not suBfject to proposition because cost is less than 1 million dollars. mpd8-85 48 SECTION I11 FUNDING SUMMARY I1 I. I II I It II II I1 I1 I, I! I, t1:11 I1 I, I, IIIIIII If I II 11 II II I -1 1-1 It I1 =o IO I uu 13 I GO 10 I * ., -1 I I I IIIIIIII u- 0 I u. I -3 14 I 0 !a t -1 -1 r( I4 I I1 I I I I I I, I/ , I IIII %Ill I1 I/ I1 I1 I I I1 It Ill,) I, I! I1 I1 It ,I I1 II t IIIIIIII I I I1 1; IItIII I1 I 11 I/ 1; I1 II I, It I1 I, I, C. I, II I1 II I .- I .I I' II I1 I. 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