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Expenditures 2010/2011<br />

Estimated<br />

2011/2012<br />

Proposed<br />

Maintenance & Operations on the Levee System $615,000 $677,967<br />

Pajaro River 1601/404 Maintenance Applications $25,000 $50,000<br />

General Engineering & Public Service $200,000 $250,000<br />

Permit and Environmental Studies (staff) $90,000 $150,000<br />

Permit and Monitoring Requirements $100,000 $125,000<br />

County Counsel Service $25,000 $25,000<br />

Alert Monitoring Maintenance $50,000 $75,000<br />

Army Corps Flood Control Projects $891,734 $600,000<br />

Prop 1E Stormwater Management $0 $4,775,000<br />

Levee Sealcoat $100,000 $0<br />

Flood Control Project Advocacy $69,042 $71,000<br />

Bank Stabilization $2,313 $100,000<br />

Pajaro River Watershed Joint Powers Authority $35,000 $35,000<br />

Operating Transfer Out (Debt Service) $425,455 $409,957<br />

Contingencies $30,704 $146,000<br />

TOTAL $2,559,248 $7,489,924<br />

The recommended financing includes an estimated fund balance <strong>of</strong> $662,148, assessments <strong>of</strong><br />

$1,627,122, and grant revenue <strong>of</strong> $4,775,000. The recommended appropriations are<br />

$7,489,924, leaving an estimated $0 in unappropriated fund balances. Copies <strong>of</strong> pages 32-41<br />

and 32-42 <strong>of</strong> the Santa Cruz County Proposed Budget prepared by the County Administrative<br />

Officer are attached.<br />

STRATEGIC PLAN:<br />

Approving Zone 7 budget supports the Strategic Plan goal <strong>of</strong> improving the City’s<br />

infrastructure. The Strategic Plan specifically lists the Pajaro River Flood Control Project as a<br />

priority project.<br />

FINANCIAL IMPACT:<br />

There will be no direct financial impact to the City. Zone 7 budget expenditures will be paid<br />

from existing Zone 7 funds, bond proceeds and services charge revenues for FY 2011/2012.<br />

ALTERNATIVES:<br />

Alternatives include not approving the Zone 7 budget or approving the budget with conditions.<br />

ATTACHMENTS:<br />

Attachment 1 – Proposed 2011/2012 Zone 7 Budget<br />

cc:<br />

City Attorney<br />

Page 2 <strong>of</strong> 2<br />

M:\Public Works & Utilities\Staff Reports\2011\6-14\Zone 7 Budget Staff Report 2011.doc

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