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Public Works - General Fund <strong>Budget</strong> Summary<br />

PUBLIC WORKS GENERAL FUND BUDGET SUMMARY<br />

Mission Statement<br />

The Department of Public Works (Public Works) is committed<br />

to accomplishing its mission of enhancing our communities<br />

through responsive and effective public works services. Public<br />

Works services include planning, engineering, design,<br />

construction, project management, operation, and/or<br />

maintenance of roads, highways, bridges, flood control<br />

facilities, water conservation programs, sanitary sewers, water<br />

distribution systems, airports, facility capital projects, and<br />

regulatory programs such as hazardous and solid waste, land<br />

development, and other activities for the County of<br />

Los Angeles and contract cities. Specific to County<br />

communities, the mission is to provide an improved quality of<br />

life through the promotion of safe building construction,<br />

orderly land development, and maintenance of clean and<br />

secure properties. Specific to County Improvement Studies, the<br />

mission is to provide assistance via a statutory process that<br />

allows private property owners in County unincorporated areas<br />

to construct capital infrastructure to County standards and<br />

transfer these improvements to the County for operation and<br />

maintenance. In addition, the Department provides graffiti<br />

abatement, crossing guard services, landslide mitigation, and<br />

unincorporated area services in the form of Community<br />

Enhancement Teams in order to enhance the quality of life to<br />

the residents in the community.<br />

2011-12 <strong>Budget</strong> Message<br />

PUBLIC WORKS<br />

<strong>Budget</strong> Summaries<br />

FY 2009-10 FY 2010-11 FY 2010-11 FY 2011-12 FY 2011-12 CHANGE FROM<br />

CLASSIFICATION ACTUAL ESTIMATED BUDGET REQUESTED RECOMMENDED BUDGET<br />

FINANCING USES<br />

SERVICES & SUPPLIES $ 49,004,956.50 $ 87,459,000 $ 90,671,000 $ 45,759,000 $ 45,759,000 $ (44,912,000)<br />

OTHER CHARGES 1,000,969.80 818,000 837,000 514,000 514,000 (323,000)<br />

CAPITAL ASSETS - EQUIPMENT 0.00 0 0 80,000 80,000 80,000<br />

OTHER FINANCING USES 0.00 229,000 229,000 211,000 211,000 (18,000)<br />

RESIDUAL EQUITY TRANSFERS 115,479.40 0 0 0 0 0<br />

GROSS TOTAL $ 50,121,405.70 $ 88,506,000 $ 91,737,000 $ 46,564,000 $ 46,564,000 $ (45,173,000)<br />

INTRAFUND TRANSFERS (5,777.17) (30,000) (30,000) (30,000) (30,000) 0<br />

NET TOTAL $ 50,115,628.53 $ 88,476,000 $ 91,707,000 $ 46,534,000 $ 46,534,000 $ (45,173,000)<br />

REVENUE 29,873,876.29 30,589,000 33,804,000 31,309,000 31,309,000 (2,495,000)<br />

NET COUNTY COST $ 20,241,752.24 $ 57,887,000 $ 57,903,000 $ 15,225,000 $ 15,225,000 $ (42,678,000)<br />

FUND FUNCTION ACTIVITY<br />

GENERAL FUND GENERAL OTHER GENERAL<br />

The majority of services provided through the Public Works -<br />

General Fund are required by federal, State, and local mandates<br />

and are funded by fees for services. Crossing guard, landslide<br />

mitigation, graffiti abatement, pre-County improvement<br />

district studies, property rehabilitation and nuisance<br />

abatement, and unincorporated area services programs<br />

continue to rely on funding from net County cost (NCC).<br />

The 2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> reflects a $42.7 million<br />

NCC decrease primarily attributable to the elimination of<br />

$42.4 million in one-time funding for road and waterworks<br />

projects ($36.2 million), Unincorporated Stormwater Urban<br />

Runoff Quality Program ($5.0 million), and Seamless Cadastral<br />

Land Base Project ($1.0 million).<br />

Critical/Strategic Planning Initiatives<br />

■ To maximize public safety, ongoing training is provided to the<br />

employees to enhance employee and technical growth.<br />

Specialized training is provided in mandated subjects such as<br />

the California Building Code and provides for a higher<br />

standard of compliance.<br />

FY 2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> <strong>Volume</strong> <strong>One</strong> 52.2 County of Los Angeles

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