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2009 Kitsap County Budget Book - Kitsap County Government

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PARKS CAPITAL PROJECT<br />

PARKS CAPITAL PROJECT FUND:<br />

Revenues<br />

<strong>2009</strong> <strong>Budget</strong><br />

Kingston Village Greens $ 648,500<br />

Indianola Culvert 80,000<br />

South <strong>Kitsap</strong> Regional Park 500,000<br />

Gordon Field ( turf ) 450,000<br />

Trails 99,450<br />

Investment Interest 150,000<br />

Existing funds 2,003,646<br />

TOTAL $3,931,596<br />

Expenses<br />

<strong>2009</strong> <strong>Budget</strong><br />

Salaries $ 200,000<br />

Kingston Village Greens 377,006<br />

Point No Point 25,000<br />

Indianola Culvert 442,640<br />

Pilot Point 10,000<br />

South <strong>Kitsap</strong> Regional Park 1,140,000<br />

Olalla Boat Launch 70,000<br />

Illahee Preserve 200,000<br />

Gordon Field ( turf ) 1,250,000<br />

Miscellaneous 75,000<br />

Trails 141,950<br />

TOTAL $3,931,596<br />

Kingston Village Greens: The land acquisition was funded, in part, by HUD and RCO grant (WRP-LP) funds. The parcel is<br />

being converted into a passive use neighborhood park. Hazardous materials abatement and building demolition was<br />

completed October in 2008.<br />

Maintenance/Life Cycle Cost: $9,000 annually - Active stewardship group will offset some costs.<br />

Indianola Culvert: This project is the construction of a replacement culvert that facilitates fish passage from Miller Bay to<br />

the Indianola Estuary. The 100% design is almost complete. We are awaiting the Army Corps of Engineers permit.<br />

Bidding and construction is planned for the second half of <strong>2009</strong>. Maintenance/Life Cycle Cost: No added impact.<br />

South <strong>Kitsap</strong> Regional Park: The Master Plan approved by Parks and Recreation Advisory Board in October 2008 and<br />

adopted by the Board of <strong>County</strong> Commissioners in November of 2008. Recreation Conservation Office - WWRP grant<br />

funds are expected by the summer of <strong>2009</strong>. Phase 1 projects include a playground, skate-park, safe paths/entries, field<br />

upgrades and a maintenance building. The topographical survey will be underway as of March <strong>2009</strong>.<br />

Maintenance/Life Cycle Cost: $90,000 annually at Phase I, full build-out – offset by user fees to be determined.<br />

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