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8/10/2016 CityCouncil B Session Briefing on 2012 &2017 Bond Programs August 10, 2016 Presented by: Mike Frisbie, P .E., Director/City Engineer AGENDA 2012 2017 BOND PROGRAM BOND PROGRAM 2 1 8/10/2016 2012 BOND PROGRAM PARKS,


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CityCouncil B Session

Presented by: Mike Frisbie, P .E., Director/City Engineer

August 10, 2016 Briefing on 2012 &2017 Bond Programs

AGENDA

2012

BOND PROGRAM

2017

BOND PROGRAM

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2012 BOND PROGRAM

STREETS, BRIDGES & SIDEWALKS $337.44 M 41 PROJECTS DRAINAGE & FLOOD CONTROL $128.03 M 17 PROJECTS PARKS, RECREATION & OPEN SPACE $87.15 M 68 PROJECTS LIBRARY, MUSEUM & CULTURAL AFFAIRS $29.03 M 11 PROJECTS PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES $14.35 M 3 PROJECTS

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2012 BOND PROGRAM

  • 140 Projects totaling $596 million
  • Improving streets, bridges, sidewalks,

drainage facilities, parks, libraries and

  • ther facilities.

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2012 BOND PROGRAM

5 CHAPTER 02

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2012 BOND PROGRAM PROJECT STATUS

STATUS SUMMARY:

COMPLETE (78) DESIGN (9) FUNDING AGREEMENTS (13) CONSTRUCTION (40)

92%

Under Construction

  • r Completed

6 Note: 11 of 13 Funding Agreements are Under Construction.

Complete 56%

Construction 29% Design 6% Funding Agreements 9%

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2012 BOND PROGRAM DASHBOARD

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5%

Off Schedule

7 PROJECTS 95%

On‐Time

133 PROJECTS

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Eddie Aldrete

Senior Vice President, IBC Bank

Carri Baker

Chief of Operations, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP

Darryl Byrd

Co‐Chair, SA Tomorrow

TRI-CHAIRS

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  • Coordinate with Council Offices,

City Departments and Agencies

  • Attend Community Meetings
  • Council Members Identifying

Committee Members

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PROGRESSTO DATE 2017GUIDING PRINCIPLES

  • Support SA Tomorrow Growth Plan
  • Coordinate with Other Agencies
  • Increase Connectivity
  • Leverage Funds
  • Project Continuation
  • Investment in Major Corridors
  • Improve & Support Vision Zero
  • Complete Streets
  • Environmental Sustainability
  • Operating & Maintenance Budget Impact
  • Rough Proportionality

SA TOMORROW ALIGNMENT

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2017 –2022 BOND PROGRAM

ST REET S, BRIDG ES & SIDEWALKS

54%

$460 Million

DRAINAG E & FLO O D C O NT RO L

$145 Million

PARKS & REC REAT IO N

$115 Million

FAC ILIT IES

$100 Million

NEIG HBO RHO O D IMPRO VEMENT S

$30 Million

17% 14% 12% 4%

$850 Million

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Current Estimates By Category

SIDEWALKS

PEDESTRIAN MOBILITY SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS

SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS TOTAL

Dedicated Sidewalk Improvements Sidewalks Included In Streets & Drainage Projects

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AREAS OF EMPHASIS

CITYWIDE IMPACT | TRANSFORMATIONAL

Zona Cultural Area Streets:

  • Commerce (St. Mary’s to Santa Rosa)
  • Commerce (Santa Rosa to Frio)
  • Santa Rosa (Cesar Chavez to Houston)
  • San Saba (Dolorosa to W. Martin)

Zona Cultural Streets

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$ 43 M

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  • Alamo Plaza Public Areas

Alamo Plaza

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$ 22 M

  • South Alamo Street

(Market to Cesar Chavez)

Convention Center Area Streets

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$ 10 M

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  • Hemisfair Internal Steets Phase II
  • Hemisfair Civic Park Improvements

Hemisfair

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$ 26 M

  • Brackenridge Park Improvements
  • Zoo Parking Garage

Brackenridge Park

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$ 19 M

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  • Hardberger Park Land Bridge

Hardberger Park

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$ 15 M

  • Streets & Sidewalks
  • Parks
  • Cultural Arts Center

World Heritage

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$ 37 M

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  • Main & Soledad Street

(Pecan to Navarro)

  • San Pedro Creek Connection to Houston

Street (Cameron Street ‐ Fox Tech HS)

  • San Pedro Creek

(Drainage, Park & Facility)

San Pedro Creek & Area Streets

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$ 36 M

  • Aerospace Complex Drainage Channel

San Antonio Port Authority

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$ 24 M

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8/10/2016 13 Brooks City Base Streets:

  • Research Plaza to South Presa
  • Louis Bauer to Research Plaza
  • South New Braunfels to Lyster Road

Brooks City Base

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$ 23 M

  • Complete Street Construction

(Houston to Mulberry)

  • Complete Street Design & Amenities

(Mulberry to Hildebrand)

Broadway Corridor

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$ 43 M

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Neighborhood Improvements

(Affordable Housing & Sidewalks in Blighted Areas)

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$ 30 M

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  • Under current Charter, City may not issue

general obligation bonds for housing

  • Alternatives

were explored to include affordable housing program component in 2017 Bond Program

  • City can issue Bonds for affordable housing if

it utilizes its Urban Renewal Agency (URA) to execute housing program

Affordable Housing Bond Background

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  • City Council must declare areas slum or blighted
  • City must prepare an Urban Renewal Plan
  • Bond proceeds can be expended by URA to

prepare land and infrastructure for development

  • URA can sell land to developer for fair value

single or multi‐family housing

  • Program can include rehabilitation of existing

structures if property is rented to other parties

  • Relocation assistance permitted

Affordable Housing Program Requirements

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Housing Commission

Recommendations for Housing Bond

  • Under current Charter, City may not issue general
  • bligation bonds for housing
  • City Charter can be amended to address the limiting

language (November 2017)

  • Alternatives were explored to include affordable

housing program component in 2017 Bond Program

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  • MAR. – JUL.

2016

  • JUN. – JUL.

2016

Project Scoping & Cost Estimating

2017 BOND TIMELINE

Committee Appointments

AUG . – SEPT . 2016

Project Recommendations

O C T . – DEC . 2016

  • JAN. – FEB.

2017 MAY 2017

Community Meetings Mayor & City Council Action Public Vote

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NEXT ST EPS

Community Committee Member Appointees Community Committee Meetings

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CityCouncil B Session

Presented by: Mike Frisbie, P .E., Director/City Engineer

August 10, 2016 Briefing on 2012 &2017 Bond Programs