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City Staff Recommended Project Priorities Quality Community Initiative March 30, 2012 1 Priority Drainage Improvements Priority Basin Description Cost 1 Fernald Trail Outfall Replace outfall pipe to S. Platte River $1,100,000 2 First Creek Channel: Belle Creek to Brighton Rd. $625,000 3 Irondale Gulch Property acquisition, detention pond at 88th Avenue & Rosemary Street $1,200,000 4 First Creek Crossings of US 85 & UPRR $1,000,000 5 Fairfax Outfall Replace outfall, Fairfax to O’Brian Canal $3,400,000 6 Irondale Gulch Prop. acquis., deten pond 86th & Verbena $1,850,000 7 Irondale Gulch Prop. acquis., deten pond 86th & Ulster $2,750,000 8 Second Creek Chambers Rd. crossing $1,000,000 9 Second Creek Channel: BNRR to Burlington Ditch 10 First Creek Maul Reservoir construction Total $650,000 $4,000,000 $17,575,000 2 Summary of City Facilities Chapter • Fund MSC expansions via General Fund • Fund Police Substation via Certificates Of Participation Facility Maintenance of existing fac. Estimated Cost Construction Annual Maint. High priority MSC Expansion Phase 1A $2,338,000 2015 IT Technology Infrastructure $1,200,000 2016 $10,120,000 2018 $1,980,000 2020 $15,638,000 2015 - 2020 Police Substation MSC Expansion Phase 1B 10-Year Total 3 Priority Parks, Trails, OS Improvements Project Name Location Improvement Maintenance of all existing parks, trails, open space Entire City Annual maintenance 1 Loop Trail & Neigh. Connections Locations north of 96th Ave. Trail construction 2 New park (right on 2nd Creek Trail) 3 New park 4 - Trails O’Brian Canal, Outlook – 96th - Trails Second Creek, Buff. Mesa – O’Brian Canal Two miles of neighborhood connections Fronterra (between Stewart Middle & 2nd Creek Elementary) Turnberry/Potomac Farms - Trails Second Creek Neighborhood Park Turnberry Neighborhood Park Priority Villages at Buffalo Run Neighborhood Park 117th Ave. & Chambers New park 5 First Creek Community Park 104th Ave. & Havana Street New park 6 4 Priority Recreation Improvements Project Name Location Improvement Maintenance of all existing facilities Recreation Center Renovations Pond Liners Entire City Annual maintenance 1 Existing center, 60th & Parkway Buffalo Run Irrigation ponds Additions & improvements 2 Liner replacements 3 Golf Course Equipment Replacement Outdoor Aquatic Family Center Restaurant Upgrades Buffalo Run large equipment Life-cycle replacement 4 To be determined Aquatic center, leisure pool 5 Buffalo Run Club House Replace major equipment 6 Building Repairs Buffalo Run club house, cart barn & maintenance Throughout golf course Major repairs 7 Path repairs/replacement 8 To be determined in Northern Range Buffalo Run Golf Course Recreation center 9 Buffalo Run Cart Path New Recreation/Fitness Center Golf Course Irrigation System Irrigation replacement Priority 10 5 Priority Transportation Projects Improvement Cost Est. Maintenance Maintain all roads Tower Road 80th Ave. to 96th Ave. Tower Road 96th Ave. to 104th 96th Avenue (B) RR grade separation 96th Avenue (C) I-76 to SH 2 Signal System ITS upgrades Rosemary St. 80th Ave. to 88th Ave. 56th Avenue Brighton to US 85 96th Avenue (A) Buckley Rd. to Tower Annual maint. 2 to 4 lanes 2 to 4 lanes Grade separation 2 to 4 lanes Ongoing projects 2 to 4 lanes 2 to 4 lanes New 2 lane road $4,000,000/yr 1 $30,000,000 2 $15,000,000 3 $21,500,000 4 $29,400,000 $86,250/yr 5 6 $5,000,000 7 $12,800,000 8 $7,500,000 9 88th Avenue (A) 88th Avenue (B) 72nd Avenue Colorado Blvd Grade separation 2 to 4 lanes Improve to stand. 2 to 4 lanes $23,300,000 10 $21,500,000 11 $3,100,000 12 $17,000,000 13 Project Name Project Scope RR grade separation I-76 to Rosemary US 85 to Colorado Brighton Blvd to 74th 6 Culture & Arts • Allot a % of new construction to arts • Arts Facility/museum co-habitated by Cultural Council & Historic Society 7 Questions? 8