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Page 1: Transportation Funding Sources and Alternatives

Transportation Funding Sources Transportation Funding Sources and Alternativesand Alternatives

July 9, 2015July 9, 2015

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OutlineOutline

Current Funding Sources and UsesCurrent Funding Sources and Uses– Maintenance of Existing InfrastructureMaintenance of Existing Infrastructure– New ProjectsNew Projects

Additional Potential Funding SourcesAdditional Potential Funding Sources

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Current Funding - Maintenance Current Funding - Maintenance of Existing Infrastructureof Existing Infrastructure

SourcesSources– General FundGeneral Fund

UsesUses– Street Maintenance Budget Street Maintenance Budget $4,069,696$4,069,696– Traffic Signal Budget Traffic Signal Budget 896,042 896,042– Traffic Signs and Markings Traffic Signs and Markings 367,175 367,175– Total $5,332,913Total $5,332,913

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

General Obligation BondsGeneral Obligation Bonds– Approved by votersApproved by voters

– 2008 GO Bonds authorized for transportation 2008 GO Bonds authorized for transportation totaled $48,750,000.totaled $48,750,000.

– Traditional way transportation capital projects Traditional way transportation capital projects have been funded.have been funded.

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

Certificates of ObligationCertificates of Obligation– Similar to GO bonds, but does not require Similar to GO bonds, but does not require

voter authorization.voter authorization.

– $6.94 million issued in 2014 for transportation $6.94 million issued in 2014 for transportation projects.projects.

– Can be issued when new or unanticipated Can be issued when new or unanticipated projects are needed.projects are needed.

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

General FundGeneral Fund– Existing resources may be available to pay for Existing resources may be available to pay for

transportation projects.transportation projects.

– In current year approximately $900,000 used In current year approximately $900,000 used for Transportation projects.for Transportation projects.

– Funds may not always be available.Funds may not always be available.

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

TxDOTTxDOT– Pays for transportation projects on State Pays for transportation projects on State

roadwaysroadways

– City participates in land acquisitionCity participates in land acquisition

– City may pay for design costs for some projectsCity may pay for design costs for some projectsBarron Road overpassBarron Road overpass

Rock Prairie Road BridgeRock Prairie Road Bridge

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

Sale of AssetsSale of Assets– Funds may be utilized from 1 time sale of Funds may be utilized from 1 time sale of

assetsassets

– $1.1 million from sale of First Street property $1.1 million from sale of First Street property used for transportation projectsused for transportation projects

Design of Francis and Graham rehabilitationDesign of Francis and Graham rehabilitation

Additional rehabilitation and repairsAdditional rehabilitation and repairs

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

GrantsGrants– CDBG funding has been used for CDBG funding has been used for

transportation projectstransportation projects

Cooner Street rehabilitationCooner Street rehabilitation

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

Street Oversized ParticipationStreet Oversized Participation– This funding enables the City to share the This funding enables the City to share the

costs of roadway improvements being costs of roadway improvements being constructed with private development constructed with private development projects.projects.

– City pays for cost of additional capacity to City pays for cost of additional capacity to meet thoroughfare plan requirements.meet thoroughfare plan requirements.

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Current Funding – New ProjectsCurrent Funding – New Projects

DevelopmentDevelopment– Developments are required to build and Developments are required to build and

dedicate roads to serve their development dedicate roads to serve their development and to comply with thoroughfare dedications.and to comply with thoroughfare dedications.

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Potential Funding SourcesPotential Funding Sources

Transportation User FeeTransportation User Fee– Fee used to pay for transportation Fee used to pay for transportation

improvements.improvements.

– Could be added to monthly utility billCould be added to monthly utility bill

– $2.50 per month generates approximately $2.50 per month generates approximately $1,000,000 per year. $1,000,000 per year.

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Potential Funding SourcesPotential Funding Sources

Street AssessmentsStreet Assessments– Levied based on the City being able to Levied based on the City being able to

demonstrate enhanced value to adjoining demonstrate enhanced value to adjoining property.property.

LongmireLongmire

HollemanHolleman

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Potential Funding SourcesPotential Funding Sources

Road Impact FeesRoad Impact Fees– City is permitted to levy impact fees to City is permitted to levy impact fees to

partially reimburse the City for construction of partially reimburse the City for construction of roadways identified on the Thoroughfare Plan.roadways identified on the Thoroughfare Plan.

– Only viable for projects where there is Only viable for projects where there is sufficient unplatted land in the impact fee areasufficient unplatted land in the impact fee area

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Potential Funding SourcesPotential Funding Sources

Tax Increment FinancingTax Increment Financing– Cost of improvements is repaid by future tax Cost of improvements is repaid by future tax

revenues by each entity that levies taxes revenues by each entity that levies taxes against the property.against the property.

Wolf Pen CreekWolf Pen Creek

Consideration for DartmouthConsideration for Dartmouth

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Potential Funding SourcesPotential Funding Sources

Hotel Tax FundsHotel Tax Funds– Can Can onlyonly be used to transport tourists from be used to transport tourists from

hotels in and near the City to certain hotels in and near the City to certain destinations.destinations.

Commercial center of the CityCommercial center of the City

Convention centerConvention center

Other hotelsOther hotels

Tourist attractionsTourist attractions

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Council Discussion Council Discussion and Directionand Direction


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