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City Council Agenda Packet 07-11-2022 SpecialAGENDA MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING Monday, July 11, 2022 — 4:30 p.m. Monticello Community Center Call to Order 4:30 p.m. 2023 Budget Review 3. Adjournment CITY OF Monticello 2023 Budget Workshop #1 July 11, 2022 I E:1 15 22 no Timeline 2 3 May 26: Budget Requests Due • June: Internal Budget Discussions L • July 11: Workshop #1—Facilities Maintenance, Personnel, IT 23 • July 25: Workshop #2 — Equipment, Projects • August 22: Workshop #3 — Funding, etc. 30 • September 12: Workshop #4 — Summary • September 26: Council adopts preliminary levy during regular meeting ��► What We Know • Council Priorities • Downtown • PW Facility • Pointes at Cedar • Pay 2023 Assessed Valuations • Residential: Average 20°o increase • Commercial: Average 6.5°o increase • Apartments: Average 19.5°o increase • Xcel: Initial valuation dated 6/28/22 • TIF 1-34 (Interchange) Decertification: $228,504 captured tax capacity • Challenging Budget Year ��► What We Don't Know • Xcel's Assessed Valuation • Potential Appeal to MNDOR? — by 7/28/22 • Inflation • COLA • Availability of Supplies/Equipment • State Contract update • Downtown Final Timing and Costs/Funding • Scope of Public Works Facility • Pointes at Cedar Timeline • Grant Funding Success Facilities Maintenance: $318,000 • Community Center Fund • Fire Alarm System - $45,000 • Capital Projects Fund • Animal Shelter HVAC - $30,000 • Library Boiler Replacement - $60,000 • Parks Shop LED Lighting - $13,000 • Parks Shop Garage Door Openers - $201000 • Water Fund • Well Repairs - $201000 • Liquor Fund • Liquor Store Coolers - $130,000 Personne $328,630 • General Fund • FT Building Inspector - $0 • Shift in Fire Marshal position • Streets Operator - $73,300 • 4/1/23 hire date • Police Contract - $170,030 • 5/1/23 increase to 60 hrs/day • DMV Fund • Full-time Clerk - $45,000 • Replaces one part-time clerk • Facilities Maintenance Fund • PT Technician - $401300 • 25 hr/wk Personnel (per 1% increase in COLA): $57,000 • General Fund - $34,000 • EDA Fund - $1,500 • MCC Fund - $5,900 • Utility Funds - $7,600 • Liquor Fund - $4,800 • DMV Fund - $3,200 IT: $93,703 • General Fund • Zoning Code Update - $12,000 • American Legal — same vendor as City Code • IT Fund • Springbrook Upgrade - $37,578 • $21,828 annual increase • NeoGov Onboarding Module - $6,125 • $5,050 annual increase • Laserfiche Hours - $25,000 • Professional Training & Support • Cartegraph Hours - $5,000 • PAR Training • Email Archiving System - $8,000 • $3,000 annual increase CITY OF Monticello 2023 Budget Workshop #1 Discussion Vehicles: $450,000 • Central Equipment Fund - $360,000 • Engineering Inspection Vehicle - $35,000 • Building Inspection Vehicle - $70,000 • Streets One -Ton Truck with Dump Box - $85,000 • Streets Truck - $65,000 • Parks & Rec One -Ton Dump with Plow - $70,000 • MCC Vehicle - $35,000 • Water Fund • Operator Truck - $50,000 • Facilities Maintenance Fund • Technician Truck - $40,000 Equipment: $115091000 • Central Equipment Fund - $1,509,000 • Streets Dump Truck - $328,000* • Streets Plow Truck - $328,000* • Streets Forklift- $50,000 • Streets Wheel Loader - $320,000 • Streets Tack Wagon - $40,000 • Streets Backhoe - $165,000 • Streets Asphalt Roller - $55,000 • Streets Tilt Bed Trailer - $22,000 • Parks Bobcat Grader Attachment - $25,000 • Parks Tra kster - $61,000 • Parks Bobcat Toolcat - $103,000 • Parks Danco Plus Trailer - $12,000 Projects: $28,903,000 • Capital Projects Fund - $23,880,000 • Downtown - $3,250,000 • Walnut to River Street Connection • Broadway Sidewalk & Landscaping • Hwy 25/Broadway Intersection Improvements • Public Works Facility - $19,000,000 • Pointes at Cedar - $600,000 • Remainder of current WSB contract • Elm Street Sidewalk - $670,000 • Sidewalk Gaps - $100,000 • West 7t" Street Retaining Wall - $200,000 • River Terrace Secondary Access Culvert - $60,000 Projects: $28,903,000 • Street Lighting Fund - $1,690,000 • Downtown Utility Relocates - $1,000,000 • Elm Street Pedestrian Blinker - $30,000 • Flashing Yellow Arrow Signals - $660,000 • Park & Pathway Improvement Fund - $1,271,000 • BCOL Parking Lot Improvements - $1,000,000 • 41h Street Park Improvements - $2251000