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Goals with 2004 Budget Impact <br />During the 2004 budget process, many goals were defined that will impact our community in 2004 <br />and beyond. Those goals that have a budgetary impact in 2004 include: <br />A. Maintain Louisville as a safe city. <br />o The high risk tactical and entry training has continued since 2000, currently at $12, 000. <br />o A citizen's police academy, begun in 2001, is being funded in 2004 at a level of $1,800. <br />o Four new replacement police vehicles are budgeted in the Fleet Management Fund at $166, 000. <br />B. Begin construction of new library facility as approved by the voters at the November 2003 <br />election. <br />o The construction of the new library is budgeted in the Library Capital Construction Fund at $7.2 <br />million. A bond issue to provide funding for this project was approved by the voters at the <br />November 2003 election <br />C. Continue the leadership / facilitator role in the US 36 Environmental Impact Statement. <br />o Funds to hire a lobbyist to facilitate the US 36 Environmental Impact Statement process were <br />included in the City Council budget at $10, 000 in 2003. This project will continue into 2004 <br />with an additional budget of $10,000 in the City Council budget. This project is being worked on <br />in conjunction with several surrounding government entities along the US 36 corridor. <br />D. Continue the intergovernmental effort with the Town of Superior to improve US 36 / <br />McCaslin Boulevard Interchange. <br />o Funds to complete the Louisville portion of this interchange improvement have been included in the <br />Capital Projects Fund. The McCaslin Interchange Improvement project is budgeted in 2004 at a <br />level of $1.5 million. <br />E. Begin construction of the new Community Park Phase I. <br />o Funds to begin the construction of the new community pprk have been included in the Capital <br />Projects Fund at a level of $1.2 million. These funds are for the phase I design and construction of <br />the park. An additional $1.3 million is included in the capital improvement program foryear <br />2005 for the completion of phase II of this project. <br />F. Conduct Citizen Opinion Survey <br />o Funds for a citizen opinion survey have been included in the 2004 City Council budget at a level of <br />$15,000. <br />G. Improve Communication with Citizens <br />