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City of Colton Agenda Report Council Meeting of April 6, 1999 Storm Drain Contribution is based upon 111 acres (amount of property in CFD 89-2) x City of Colton Drainage Fee of $14,4151acre (as established by Ordinance) While nearly all of the water, sewer, and street improvements have been constructed in CFD 89-2, virtually no funds have been committed to storm drain projects, nor has anything been constructed with regards to storm drain projects prior to this report. The proposal that was submitted to and approved by the Community Facilities District Commission provided for a spending plan for the remaining funds in the CFQ 89-2 Construction Fund as follows: Randaff Avenue Storm Drain Project $494,218 Project 3-5 Storm Drain $367,371 Other Unidentified Projects $303,495 (CFD Commission Review Required) Before the Randall Avenue Storm Drain project can be completed, the following events must take place: • The Randall Detention Basin must be enlarged and the Randall Avenue Storm Drain Outflow must be completed. The County is currently working on these projects and estimates them to be completed by mid 1999. • An environmental declaration, permits for the construction of the storm drain outflow into the Randall Basin (owned by the County Flood Control District) and the acceptance of some minor work by the City of San Bernardino to be done within their corporate boundaries is still needed. Presuming that the City Council approves this project, staff anticipates that the construction of Randall Avenue Storm Drain will be completed prior to the winter (the next rainy season) of 2000. FISCAL IMPACT: The cost for construction of the proposed "Randall Avenue Storm Drain" is estimated to be $429,754. Additionally we anticipate a 15 percent contingency, the amount recommended by the project design engineers. Staff recommends establishing the level of funding for,this project at $494,218. Funding for this project is available in the CFD 89,2 Construction Fund Account # 734-7500-7506-3890. Daryl J. Parrish, Assistant City Manager The aforementioned funding level for this project was approved by the Community Facilities District Commission on March 1, 1999 by a vote of 4 — 2.