042522 Study Session Mins Adopted North
Augusta *
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South Carolina's Riverfront
MINUTES OF APRIL 25, 2022
Briton S. Williams, Mayor
J. Robert Brooks, Councilmember
Pat C. Carpenter, Councilmember
Jenafer F. McCauley, Councilmember
David W. McGhee, Councilmember
Eric H. Presnell, Councilmember
Kevin W. Toole, Councilmember
ORDER OF BUSINESS
STUDY SESSION
The Study Session of April 25, 2022 for the City Council of the City of North Augusta, having been duly
publicized, was called to order by Mayor Briton S. Williams at 6:00 p.m. and also streamed online for
public viewing at the City Facebook page: "City of North Augusta—Public Information" and City YouTube
page: "City of North Augusta Public Information." The Study Session adjourned 6:48 p.m.
Per Section 30-4-80(e) notice of the meetings was sent out by email to the current maintained "Agenda
Mailout" list consisting of news media outlets and individuals or companies requesting notification.
Notice of the meetings was also posted on the outside doors of the Municipal Center, the main bulletin
board of the Municipal Center located on the first floor,and the City of North Augusta website.
Members present were Mayor Williams, Councilmembers Brooks, McCauley, McGhee, and Toole.
Councilmembers Carpenter and Presnell were absent.
Also in attendance were James S. Clifford, City Administrator; Rachelle Moody, Assistant City
Administrator; Kelly F. Zier, City Attorney; Cammie T. Hayes, Chief Financial Officer; Thomas C. Zeaser,
Director of Engineering and Public Works; Karl Waldhauer,Superintendent of Facilities and Programs for
Parks, Recreation, and Tourism; John C. Thomas, Director of Public Safety; James E. Sutton, Director of
Public Services; Thomas L. Paradise, Director of Planning and Development; J.D. McCauley, Manager of
Human Resources; Ricky Jones, Manager of Information Technology; and Sharon Lamar, City Clerk.
ITEM 1 CITY COUNCIL MEETING: Items for May 2 2022 Council Meeting-Council Discussion
City Administrator,Jim Clifford, led Council's discussion of items for the May 2, 2022 regular meeting.
Please see ATTACHMENT#1 for a copy of the proposed agenda items.
Minutes of Study Session of April 25,2022
ITEM 2. DEPARTMENT DETAILS:
Please see ATTACHMENT#2 for a copy of the "Department Details April 25, 2022" and shared graphics.
ITEM 3. MAYOR'S MATTERS:
A) FOCUS ITEM:
• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT—Riverside Village at Hammond's Ferry—Council Update
Chief Financial Officer,Cammie Hayes, provided Council a quarter financial update on riverside Village
at Hammond's Ferry.
• ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS—Greeneway Bridge Replacement Options—Council Review
Tom Zeaser, Director of Engineering and Public Works, review three Greeneway bridge options with
Council; repair, rebuild, or replace. The general consensus of Council was to replace the bridge with
a pre-fabricated steel bridge. Council requested further information on installing an "arched" bridge
instead of the box truss shown. They also asked for a comparison of a 10' wide bridge and a 12"
wide bridge.
See ATTACHMENT#3 for a copy of the presentation slides.
B) Mayor Williams thanked those who helped make the first quarterly Community Trash Bash in the
Carrsville neighborhood a success this past Saturday. He reminded Council and citizens of the
National Day of Prayer: Mayor's Prayer event on Thursday,May 51"at Grace United Methodist Church
at 7:30 a.m. Finally, he thanked the United Way for the installation of the educational asset"Born
Learning Trail" added to the sidewalk at Summerfield Park.
City Administrator, Jim Clifford, noted a correction to one of the parcel numbers for discussion in this
evening's Executive Session. The correct parcel numbers are#007-15-03-001,007-15-03-010,007-15-03-
011 and 008-08-02-001.
The Study Session adjourned at 6:48 p.m.
ITEM 4 LEGAL: Executive Session—Request of the City Administrator
On the motion of Councilmember Toole, second of Councilmember McCauley, Council agreed to move
into Executive Session in Council's Conference Room for the purpose stated below. In attendance were
Mayor Williams; Councilmembers Brooks, McCauley, McGhee and Toole;Jim Clifford, City Administrator;
Rachelie Moody, Assistant City Administrator; Kelly Zier, City Attorney; Cammie Hayes, Chief Financial
Officer;l.D. McCauley, Manager of Human Resources; and Sharon Lamar,City Clerk.
In compliance with Section 30-4-70 (a) (2) the City Attorney requested an executive session for the
purpose of:
(2) Discussion of negotiations incident to proposed contractual arrangements and proposed sale
or purchase of property, the receipt of legal advice where the legal advice relates to a pending,
threatened,or potential claim or othermotters covered by the attorney-client privilege,settlement
Minutes of Study Session of April 25,2022
of legal claims, or the position of the public agency in other adversary situations involving the
• assertion against the agency of a claim
Discussion was specifically related to the possible sale of Aiken County Tax Parcels
#007-15-03-001, 007-15-03-010, 007-15-03-004 011 and 008-08-01-001
On the motion of Councilmember Toole, second of Councilmember McCauley, Council adjourned the
Executive Session at 7:33 p.m. Upon returning to open session, Council did not take action on matters
discussed in Executive Session.
APPROVED THIS DAY OF Respectfully submitted,
2022.
"AAyL, 4"Ah2
Sharon Lamar
Brit n S liams City Clerk
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ATTACHMENT #1
North
Augustan
South Carolina's Mucrfront
PUBLIC POWER HOUR
May 2, 2022—5:30 p.m. - Municipal Center—100 Georgia Avenue, 3rd Floor-Council Chambers
DRAFT: CITY OF NORTH AUGUSTA REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
May 2, 2022—6:00 p.m. —Municipal Center— 100 Georgia Avenue, 3rd Floor- Council Chambers
The Public Power Hour and regular City Council meeting will be streamed for public viewing online at:
• "City of North Augusta— Public Information" on www.Facebook.com
• "City of North Augusta Public Information" on www.YouTube.com
CITIZEN COMMENTS: Citizens may speak to Mayor and City Council on each item listed on this agenda. The Mayor will call
for comments prior to Council's discussion. Speakers shall give their name and address in an audible tone of voice. Speaker
Forms are provided on the credenza at the entrance forspeakers desiring that the minutes indicate that they addressed Council
on a specific topic. The form will be included as part of the minutes of the meeting. Citizen comments are limited to five
minutes.
CITIZEN ASSISTANCE:Individuals needing special assistance orsign interpreter to participate in the meeting,please notify the
Administration Department 48 hours prior to the meeting.
1. CALL TO ORDER:
2. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
3. ROLL CALL:
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
• Regular City Council Meeting minutes of April 18, 2022
• Study Session minutes of April 25, 2022
S. PERSONNEL: Employee of the quarter—January, February, and March 2022—TBA
6. PROCLAMATION: National Travel and Tourism Week, May 1-7, 2022
NEW BUSINESS
7.
S.
9. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:
10. PRESENTATIONS/COMMUNICATIONS/RECOGNITION OF VISITORS:
A. Citizen Comments-At this time, citizens may speak to Mayor and City Council regarding matters not listed on
the agenda. Speakers shall give their name and address for the records. Speaker Forms are provided on the
credenza for speakers desiring that the minutes indicate that they addressed Council on a specific topic. The
form will be included as part of the minutes of the meeting. Citizen comments are limited to five minutes.
B. Council Comments-
11. ADJOURNMENT
ATTACHMENT #2
DEPARTMENT DETAILS North
for April 25, 2022 Augusta
South Carolina's Riuerfroi it
FINANCE:
• Utilities: 5/5 Cycle 1 Due Date
5/4-5 Cycle 2 Disconnect
• Business License Due Date 4/30 for 2022-2023 license year; Payments will be accepted on 5/2
without penalty.
• City Taxes due 5/1/2022 for 2021 Tax Year; Payments will be accepted on 5/2 without penalty.
PUBLIC SERVICES:
• Utilities: Southwest Interceptor Pipe Rehabilitation Project
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:
• Georgia Avenue Traffic Calming submittals closed on Friday with two submittals: Cranston
Engineering and Kimley Horne
• Development Code Re-Write Committee meets virtually tomorrow afternoon at 5:30 pm.
PUBLIC SAFETY:
• South Carolina Law Enforcement Association will be having a Memorial service for fallen officers
on May 4. Dustin Beasley will be honored.
• New radios are in and programed.About half have been distributed and the remaining should
be assigned in the next three weeks.
• Station 1-Update: Roofing materials are in. Public Safety and IT will have a meeting with
contractors this week to go over needs.
PARKS. RECREATION AND TOURISM:
• Crews are onsite removing the Sycamore tree from the Sharon Jones Amphitheater. It is
anticipated that the work should be completed in one to two days.
• The Splash Pad at Riverview Park is operational and now open to the public. Staff continues to
work on the Summerfield Splash Pad and will get this facility online as soon as possible.
• The Activities Center will host a basketball tournament this weekend from Friday-Sunday and a
youth 5K will start from the Sharon Jones Amphitheater on Saturday.
• Registration for our paddling events at the Rockin' &Raftin'festival are now live and open for
registration.The event will take place on June 41h.
HUMAN RESOURCES:
• Archer Compensation Study is underway and on schedule to be presented to Council at the July
25`h Study Session.
Building Standards Inspector I—Building Standards
Grade: 13
Salary/Pay Rate:$20.86-$25.03/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Communications Technician I— Public Safety
Grade: 9
Salary/ Pay Rate: $17.27-$20.73/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Firefighter—Public Safety
Grade: 3
Salary/Pay Rate:$11.90-$14.28/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Grounds Worker II— Parks, Recreation &Tourism
Grade: 6
Salary/Pay Rate:$14.59-$17.50/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Laborer—Streets and Drains
Grade:4
Salary/Pay Rate:$12.80-$15.35/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Public Safety Officer— Public Safety
Grade: 15
Salary/Pay Rate: $21.19-$25.43/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Sanitation Worker 1—Sanitation Worker
Grade:4
Salary/Pay Rate: $12.80-$15.35/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Utility Worker I—Water/Wastewater
Grade:4
Salary/Pay Rate:$12.80-$15.35/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Vehicle Operator I—Sanitation
Grade: 6
Salary/Pay Rate:$14.59-$17.50/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
ATTACHMENT#3
CITY COUNCIL
STUDY SESSION
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North
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Voluntary Continuing Disclosure
North Augusta Public Facilities Corporation/City of North Augusta Series 2017E
Voluntary Filing for the Fiscal Quarter Ended March 31,2022
The following Information Is being provided by the City of North Augusta,South Carolina(the"City")as a voluntary
disclosure and not as a disclosure required by any continuing disclosure undertaking made pursuant to the obligations of SEC
Rule 15c1-11(the"Rule"). Furthermore,this filing is not made in connection with a purchase or sale of securities and
accordingly is not intended to contain oil information material to a decision to purchase or sell obligations of the City or the
North Augusta public Facilities Corporation(the"Corporation"). In providing this notice,neither the City nor the Corporation
makes any representation with respect to the materiality of the information herein to any investor. Th/s fling speaks only as of
its date and neither the City nor the Corporation is under any obligation to update or provide future voluntaryfilings except to
the extent the information contained herein is also provided in accordance with a disclosure undertaking pursuant to the Rule.
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Assessed Value of Taxable property
The assessed value of all taxable real and personal property in the City for each of the last fire years available 6 set
forth ill the following table:
assessed Value of Tawble PmVerty
Fasralyear Erided Tax Personal
December 31 year Real Pospeny, Property to Total
2031 2M9 S 311.XZ458 5 33,204,209 5 144,306,657
2019 20M 93.448,499 31,654,277 135 MZ776
2018 W17 82,341,24g 27,375,296 109,716,544
2017 MM 79,819,959 26,336.665 106156.624
2016 2015 73,OE6,997 21,623,421 94,689,4
1n Due to a law passed in IMby the S.0 General Assembly that provided for
the balling and collection of personal property taxes on motor v,lhides on a
staggered basis according to expiration of the license tab,the City uses
different tax yews for real and personal prWeny taxes
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Tax Rates
The millage Imposed In the City in each of the last five tax years is set forth below:
Tax Rates
Fiscal Year Ended Tax Operating Debt Service Total City
December 31 Year 111 Millie Millie Milli e
2022 2021 73.50 - 73.50
2021 2020 73.50 - 73.50
2020 2019 73.50 - 73.50
2019 2018 73.50 - 73.50
2018 2017 73.50 - 73.50
131 Due to a law passed in 198D by the S.C.General Assembly that provided
for the billing and collection of personal property taxes on motor vehicles
on a staggered basis according to expi ration of the license tag,the City
uses different tax years for real and personal property taxes.
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City General Fund Budget
The original General Fund Budget for the fiscal year ending December 31,2022 was adopted on November 1,2021 by
City Council and Is shown in the following table:
Annual General Fund Budget for Fiscal Year Ending W31/22
Revenues
Ad valorem property taxes $ 8,727,193
Licenses and Permits 6,328,000
Fines and forfeitures 1120,000
Charges for services 1,174,922
Intergovernmental 883,001
Miscellaneous 1,105,613
Transfers 1,387,093
Total Revenues $ 20,725822
Expenditures
General Government $ 6,635,035
Public Safety 9,331,396
Public Works 1,812,024
Parks,Recreation and Tourism 2,948,367
Total Expenditures $ 20,725,822
Ten largest Taxpayers in the City
The ten largest taxpayers in the City,the assessed value for the fiscal year ended December 31,2020 ofthe taxable
property of each located within the City.and the amount of 2019 taxes paid to the City are as follows-
Ten Largest Taxpayers,in the City W31/2121)
Taxpayer Assessed Value Taxes Paid
Ackerman Greenstone North Augusta $ 4,984,433 $ 366.356
S.C.Electric&Gas Co. 3,357,060 246,744
Mines Industries,Inc 2,689,303 197,664
Wal-Mart,Inc 2,639,986 194,039
Graybul Ironwood ULC 1,493,00D 109,738
SUSS 3 Augusta,UP 1,126,870 gzM
SRP Federal Credit Union 1,ot21,91D 77,977
Halorarbon Chemicals,Inc. 1,0181980 74,895
CVS SC Distribution,Inc 777,2S0 57,128
NHC Healittrare 711,OS0 S2,M2
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Tax Collection Record of the City
The folk mrg fade shows the amount of taxes levied for City purposes,including addniDm and abatements,taxes
collected as of December 31 of the year following the year in which the levy was made,and the amount of delinquent taxes
collected in the City for the fiscal years shown.
Tax Collerdlon Record of the any
Collected within the Fiscal
Year of the levy Total Collections to Dale
Fiscal Year Ended Taxes levied Percentage Collections in Percentage
December 31 Tax Yew of for Fiscal Year Amount of levy Subsequent Yeas Arnount of levy
2020 2019 $10,606,S10 $ 9,655,624 9LQ3% $ - $ 9,655,624 9LO3
2019 2018 11,460,054 8l404,331 9934% 3,141 9.407,472 99.
2018 2017 8.064,166 8,018,222 99.43% 15.343 8,033,565 99.
2017 2016 7,494,042 7,446,013 99A916 &698 7,454,711 93.61
2016 2015 7.026,9D1 fy992,9B8 99.52% 10.741 7.003,729 99.6
"'Due to a law passed in 1980 by the S.C.General Assembly that provided for the billing and mllection of personal property
taxes on motor vehldes on a stagpmd bask amording to expiation of the license tag the City uses different tax years for
real arid personal propedytax.l.
Outstanding Indebtedness
Ouhtaidi t ltdebbdntrm 12f31/2=
General Obligation Debt s1o.750,m
Tax Increment Deco 43.27L000 indades senes 21117A floods-see note below
Outstanding Installrrment Purtfiase Revenue
Bonds U.M,= Series 3117E Sonds'see note below
Outdsrdrng lease Pu.rhae Obllgabom
1011 Loam
2022 fl36,35
303 fit9,g66
2024 349.232
Subtotal 28111,190
Interest (118.36)
Present Val ue of minimum lease payments 2,699,1100
Revenue Debt
Water and Wastewater Bonds,Series 2014A 9,M7,341 mnurcsFebruany;31E'Yeenotebelow
Water and Wastewaterds Bon Sere,2015+1 Wa90 Ma[uresDe¢mber 2 ..ieerote below
.The R4rth Augusta Pnbli Fadities Corporation Wool die CAYs3117AnFObfganan($43,ZM.Moutsta Masd
a2jd1/202 wtmT [O Whir the Olym0170mFann101 TVynMNSletlCLprppranmmen TRneerah oti in each
are assignM tothe Trustee for the Series 201]B Bads and Irpytle a cretgt against�Ilment paynKnts due n Bash year
The CnYs legal debt margin as of 12(31/2020 Nwled 511jM,533.
'On 4/21120M the Cay,rdundN Wes 2014A and 2015A buds wi sMe mwrce of Waterworks and SewerSfStem
Revenue RefuMug Elod,series 2021 with a par amoixn of 517.E ,ODT
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Identified Sources of Installment Payments
General Obligation Bonds The City is authorized by the State Constitution to Incur general obligation indebtedness
without voter approval in an amount not exceeding eight percent of the assessed value of all taxable property in the City for
any corporate purpose of the municipality.As of 3/30/22 the city's entire eight percent capacity is available.
On November 6.2018,a favorable bond referendum was held in the City of North Augusta authorizing the City to issue
not exceeding$10.250.000 of general obligation bonds as part of a favorable Capital Projects Sales Tax referendum. These
bonds were issued in 2020 to construct and equip a public safety headquarter and bond payments will be made from
revenues collected from the capital projects sales tax.
General Obligation Bonds
Fiscal Year Amount
20221st Win $ 8,592,000
2021 a1 10,250,000
202D 10,250,00D
2019
2018
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Local Hospitafity Taxes City Council,pursuant to the Local Hospitality Tax Act and the Hospitals yTax Ordinance,
established a undprm hospitality tax,which imposed,effective December 1,1998,a one percent 11%I tax on the sales of
prepared meals and beverages.including alcoholic beverages.beer and wine,at businesses within the Ow. Effective
December 1,2012,the hospitality tax rate was raised to the maximum of two percent(2%)with collections beginning in
lanuary 2018.The reduced collections in 2D20 are related to the outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavina Disease(-COVID-
19-).
Loral Hospitality Taxes
Increase in
City collections
Hospitality over Prior
Fiscal Year Taxes Fiscal Yea,
20221st CK,11 $ 513,48E N/A
2023in 2,135,168 2611%
2020 1,692,11B (5.331
MIS, 1,188.114 11.13
MIS 1.609.103 118,61
2011 T25,845 3.38
2016 113,152 1.2E
2D1S 664,804 9.0
2014 606,121 5.86
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Looel Accommodations Tares City Council,pursuant to the Local Accommodatlons Tax Act and the Accommodations
Tax Ordinance established a local accommodations tax,which Imposed,effective December 1,1998.a three percent(3%)tax
on furnishing of accommodations to transients within the City.The reduced collections in 2020 are related to the outbreak of
COVID-19.
Loral Accommodations Taxes
Increase
(Decease)in
City Collections
Accommodations over Prior
Fiscal Year Taxes Fiscal Year
20221st Qtr 10 $ 45,955 N/A
2D211i1 250,050 81.52%
2020 137,752 (39.86)
2019 229.047 109.%
2018 10),092 98.70
2017 54,904 7.86
2016 50,904 3.68
2D15 49,099 (1L39)
2014 55,410 9.88
Is1 UNAUDITED
Tax Increment Revenues The TIF AR authorbes imm,0 alities to incur indebtedness for the purpose of redevelopment
in areas which are orwhRh are threatened to become blighted and to fund Me debt send[,of such indebtednessirom the
additional tax revenues which msuitfrom such redevelopment. Under the TIF Act,all property taxes ofall taxing judsdcions
imposed and collected within Me Redevelopmm[Project Area In excess of Me amount attributable to M<'total Weal
equalized assessed value'of all taxable real property in the Redevelopment Project Area shall be paid to the municipality
which shall deposit Me taxes Into a special lox allocation fund for the purpose of paying redevelopment project costs and
discharging the oblKatlans incurred in the payment of such costs.Cenain"nionsofth UmdepositedtooraMerwise
subjec to deposit to the special tax allocation fund are disbursed to overlapping taxing entities in accordance with agreements
between the Cary and political subdivisions pursuant to which they agreed to participate in the TIF on a modified basis.As of
3/31/22,$2,027.51 has been disbursed to overlapping taxing entities.The Tax Increment Revenues table below includes
special assessments billed and collected on the CiWs property tax bills.The special assessments are further defined in the MID
Assessments section following.
Tax Imminent Revenues
Fiscal Year City OF Revenues %Growth
20221st Mrof 5 2,083,ilm N/A
202111 3.81 ]2
2020 1,716,132 113
2019 E04,992 7
2011f 75L052 22
M17 613,101 19
2016 516,8E 14
2015 453,M 9
M14 417,373 N/A
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MID Assessments The municipal improvement district(MID District)consists of certain parcels owned by the private
developers within the TIF District where private improvements will be constructed. The City has imposed a special assessment
on the parcels in the MID District owned by the private developers. The special assessment has been set on an annual basis at
an amount equal to an estimate of the TIF revenues that will result from the private improvement specified in the Master
Development Agreement. 2020 was the first year the special assessments were billed and payable. These assessments are
due to the City no later than May 1 in the year the special assessments are billed to avoid penalty.
MIDAssessments
Fiscal Year Ended MID MID
December 31 Tax Year Assessments Receipts
20221st Qtrrtl 2021 $ 747,028 $ 78,DG1
2020 2020 777,779 1,547,627
2020 2019 1,183,327 413,479
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Parking Revenues Parking revenues are received from certain parking facilities owned or operated by the City
including the Medac Deck,Hotel Deck and various lots owned by the City. Revenues received are netted against expenditures
incurred for operations and maintenance of the parking facilities. The reduced collections in 2020 are related to the outbreak
of COVID,19. The City is currently working with the hotel developer and hotel management to reconcile:1)amounts due to
the City for the City's pro rata share of parking revenues collected by the hotel and 2)amounts due from the City for
reimbursement of agreed upon operating expenses of the hotel deck and agreed upon management fee. Total net parking
revenues for 2021 will be updated upon reconciliation.
Parking Revenues
Net %
Fiscal year Amount Growth
20221st Qtr Ul $ (7,853) N/A
20211'I 99,689 147%
2020 40,380 (69)
2019 128,499 18
2018 108,885 N/A
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space rent,corporate naming rights,and stadium rent.The GreenlackeK Baseba112020 season was canceled on June W,2020
along with all Minor League Baseball teams related to the outbreak of COVID-19.Admissions tax payments arc received from
the South Carolina Department of Revenue(SCDOR).
Stadium Revenues
performance Corporate
Admissions license Fees Retail Space Naming
Fiscal Year T.0, m Rentlal Rights") Rent lu Total
20221st Qtr U1 $ - $ s2,2W $ - $ - $ - $ S2,2W
102101 nju 4,286 10D,W0 100,0011 250.000 486,453
20M 12,696 74,894 10D,000 100,OW 250,000 537,590
2o19 71,244 64.884 100,0DO 100.OD0 250.000 586.128
20M 18,336 - 100,000 100,000 250,OW 468,336
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o�Revenue stream due 4/1/xx of each year
ni Revenue stream due 12/31/xx of each year
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• Remove entire structure & replace with pre-fabricated steel bridge
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• Repair
• Lowest cost - $8,000 - $10,000
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• Natural deterioration of wood surface creates potential exposure to injury
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• cost-$150,000
• Engineering-$25,000
• Pre-fabricated Steel Bridge-$75,000
• Construction -$50,000
• Vehicle rated
• Eliminates piers in creek
• Would enable access to creek bed to repair erosion
• Timeframe—6-8 months
• 50 + years
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• CPST 1 - $108,000
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