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To: From: Subject: Date: CITY OF COLTON AGENDA REPORT FOR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF January 15, 2002 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City C ou Kathy A. Kivley, Assistant to the City Manager Establishing Use of Unappropriated Measure I F ndAA January 9, 2002 PTIGMT14ITTE Item #22 As a result of the annual Measure I audit, there was a surplus of unappropriated funds discovered. These funds accumulated as a result of under expenditures on various capital projects over the prior two years. As a result of the under expenditures over the prior two years, there are extra dollars available to be used for pavement rehabilitation of the City's streets. Because of an outdated Pavement Management System, we requested the Public Services Streets Division field staff to review the pavement conditions of our existing roadway throughout the City. On October 29, staff developed the enclosed Exhibit A that delineates the streets needing rehabilitation. Based on prior comments by the members of the City Council during the adoption of the Measure I five and twenty year transportation plan, staff is presenting this list of recommended streets. It is important to note the available funds will not be sufficient to design and improve the pavement on all the streets listed. It is our suggestion, with the exception of six street locations, you allow staff to include the balance of the list in the Engineering Design contract and establish accurate cost estimates for the repairs of each street. Staff suggests you remove the following streets from consideration at the present time for the reasons stated: 0 Iowa Avenue: Main Street to the bridge o The City in cooperation with County of Riverside and the City of Grand Terrace received a grant for improvements at Main Street and Iowa Avenue. It doesn't appear to be a cost effective use of our funds to perform any improvements at this location until the intersection improvements are complete. 0 Main Street: Iowa Avenue to City Limits o The City in cooperation with County of Riverside and the City of Grand Terrace received a grant for improvements at Main Street and Iowa Avenue. It doesn't appear to be a cost effective use of our funds to perform any improvements at this location until the intersection improvements are complete.