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B. Establish development fee for new commercial and industrial development. <br />The community investment fee was established, effective December 20, 1999, charging all <br />new development $.72 per square foot. This is estimated at revenue of $592,519 for 2000 <br />and $2,428,989 for the five years through 2004. <br />C. Define Community Park — consider potential properties and restrictions on possible sites. <br />The 2000 budget contains a designation of $100,000 in the capital projectsfund for the <br />community park, bringing the cumulative designation to $500,000. The design phase of the <br />Community Park is budgeted in 2001 at $100,000 and construction in 2002 at $1,700,000. <br />D. Establish a task force to update the open space/parks/trails/wildlife master plan. <br />This task force is funded at $5,000 in the general fund. <br />E. Establish a youth task force.. <br />Funding for a youth task force is budgeted at $2,500. <br />F. Conduct a Futures Conference in Year 2000. <br />This will be achieved through the use of general fund monies. <br />G. Increase street reconstruction. <br />The street reconstruction budget has increased from $1,600,000 to $1,772,900. <br />H. Pursue McCaslin interchange improvements with Superior. <br />There has been a separate fund established that holds the developer contributions that will <br />be used to improve the interchange. <br />Other Council Budget Directives <br />. General Fund: <br />A. Continue annual computer training, on -site. $20,000. <br />B. Begin citywide clean-up day. $27,500. <br />C. Investigate franchising of trash and recycling service. <br />No money appropriated for 2000. <br />D. Add 1 full-time equivalent, forester/horticulturist/arborist. <br />E. Provide funding for youth task force. $2,500. <br />H. High risk tactical and entry training. $24,000. <br />I. Provide funding for open space/parks/trails/wildlife task force. $5,000. <br />iv <br />