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1 CITY OF SOLDOTNA CITY HALL 77 N BIRCH ST. SOLDOTNA, AK STEPHANIE QUEEN, AICP SOLDOTNA CITY MANAGER SQUEEN@SOLDOTNA.ORG KYLE KORNELIS, P. E., PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR KKORNELIS@SOLDOTNA.ORG FISCAL YEAR CITY OF SOLDOTNA CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN

2 INTRODUCTION 01 Each year the Public Works Department updates the 5 year capital improvement plan (CIP). The CIP is developed for long range capital improvement planning and budgeting. A capital improvement project is typically a one-time expenditure, usually in excess of $50,000, that results in a tangible fixed asset. Projects can focus on immediate needs or anticipate future needs before critical failures. Projects that are identified on the CIP are not funded and are included for planning purposes and to recognize a need. Not all projects receive the necessary funding to accomplish them in a projected year, which is why the list is updated annually. Many projects are dependent on non-local funding sources which the City can expect to seek, but are not guaranteed. Availability of outside funds can vary with local, state, and federal economies, among other unpredictable factors. Additionally, the City' s needs can, and do, change frequently. Each project has a preliminary cost estimate and brief description. Some projects rely on outside funding, such as major uilding projects. Some projects may seek outside funds but end up locally funded based on the severity and critical nature of the project, such as pavement repair. The CIP is developed in coordination with city departments, the administration, boards & commissions, and the city council. The plan attempts to balance capital needs, funding expectations, manpower, and resources.

3 City of Soldotna Five Year Capital Plan FY Spring 2018 Update General Fund GENERAL FUND 02 FY2019 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION 2019 SRSC MEZZANINE ADA ACCESS 01 $110,000 Provide ADA (disability) access to the mezzanine at the Sports Complex REDOUBT STREET REPAIRS 02 $250,000 Repair select failing asphalt sections between Birch and Kobuk BRENTWOOD STREET REHABILITATION SOLDOTNA CREEK PARK OUTDOOR COURT CITYWIDE CAMERA/SECURITY PROJECT RIVERVIEW/ASPEN PARK EQUIPMENT 03 $30, $55,000 Apply seal-coat along entire length of Brentwood Street. Preventative Maintenance Install b-ball court & camp host area. Improve visibility, add function, & address behaviors 05 $15,000 Install three cameras each at four city buildings 06 $70,000 Repair, replace, and add park equipment to two facilities $530, FY2020 SMITH WAY AND EAST PARK 07 $350,000 MARYDALE REPAIRS 08 $100,000 DOWNTOWN PARKING IMPROVEMENTS Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION 09 $75,000 Smith Way: mill, pave, and ADA sidewalks. E Park: Seal coat and ADA sidewalks Misc street spot repairs to failing asphalt sections. Pot holes, block cracks, & fatigue On-street parking, event parking, and signage; various streets near public facilities CENTENNIAL SHOWER TRAILER 10 $90,000 Acquire and install portable showering trailer and related site work SHARKATHMI PAVING (SAD) 11 $200,000 Pave west end of Sharkathmi-potential Special Assessment District LORD BARANOF PAVING (SAD) 12 $250,000 Pave Lord Baranof-potential Special Assessment District $1,065,000

4 ... Continued GENERAL FUND FY2021 MARYDALE REHABILITATION 13 $500,000 MAINTENANCE WARM STORAGE FACILITY Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION 14 $900,000 Rehabilitate failing sections of Marydale: subgrade modifications / longitudinal cracking Construct warm storage for City equipment. Phase 1 of 2: consolidation of Maintenance CITY HALL RE-ROOF 15 $400,000 Remove and replace original roof at City Hall DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT CONCEPT HIGHWAY STREETSCAPE PROJECT FY2022 WEST REDOUBT HISTORICAL PARK COMP/TRAIL PLAN PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS CENTENNIAL PARK W&S AND STREET SOUTH FIREWEED CONSTRUCTION 16 $90,000 Planning, design, preliminary survey, and landowner consultation per Downtown Plan 17 $100,000 Downtown landscaping improvements $1,990,000 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION 18 $200,000 Repair damage and improve existing foot trail that starts at the end of Redoubt 19 $250,000 Install pedestrian facilities per the comp/trail plan-various locations 20 $1,400,000 Install utilities and pave main Centennial Park road from highway to terminus 21 $2,500,000 Construct new collector street in existing ROW KAREN STREET PARK UPGRADES 22 $200,000 Install concrete slab, soccer wall, BMX, and landscaping MECHANIC SHOP AT ARBOR AVE 23 $2,000,000 Construct building to consolidate maintenance at the Arbor shop. Phase 2 of 2 $6,550,000 FY2023 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION NEW ANIMAL CONTROL BUILDING 24 $750,000 Relocate animal control out of WWTP facility POLICE IMPOUND AND EVIDENCE 25 $800,000 Expansion of existing facilities to accommodate police storage needs ROBIN STREET W&S AND STREET 26 $700,000 Loop utilities and pave gravel street EAST BELUGA W&S AND STREET 27 $950,000 Loop utilities and pave gravel street CENTENNIAL PARK ROAD REALIGNMENT 28 $1,500,000 Move the Centennial approach west further down Kbeach $4,700,000

5 City of Soldotna Five Year Capital Plan FY Spring 2018 Update Utility Fund UTILITY FUND FY2019 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION APDES PERMIT RENEWAL 29 $100,000 Discharge permit renewal process. Year 2 of 2 sampling program SEWER SYSTEM I/I STUDY 30 $31,000 Conduct inflow and infiltration (I/I) study: Identify excessive sources FY2020 $131,000 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION WELL HOUSE C GENERATOR 31 $100,000 Replace aging generator at drinking water well house C (SOHI) LS 4 UPGRADES 32 $50,000 Reconstruct lift station lid and hatch to reduce inflow KBEACH MANHOLE UPGRADES 33 $50,000 Repair damaged/failing manholes along Kbeach (plus I/I repairs) FY2021 NEW WELL SITE AND BOOSTER SELECTION $200,000 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION 34 $500,000 PH CONTROL AT WWTP 35 $200,000 FY2022 $700,000 Identify, purchase, and prove new well and booster site for system expansion (NE) Implement ph control to adjust effluent based on APDES permit requirements Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION LIFT STATION 2 UPGRADES 36 $350,000 Replace access hatch to reduce inflow $350,000 FY2023 Detail No. COST DESCRIPTION LIFT STATION 9 REPLACEMENT 37 $310,000 Replace lift station for larger capacity and backup power (generator) $310,000

6 LEGEND SRSC MEZZANINE ADA ACCESS REDOUBT STREET REPAIRS BRENTWOOD STREET REHABILITATION SOLDOTNA CREEK PARK OUTDOOR COURT CITYWIDE CAMERA/ SECURITY PROJECT RIVERVIEW/ASPEN PARK EQUIPMENT APDES PERMIT RENEWAL CITY STREETS MAJOR ROADS CONSTRUCTION CITY BUILDINGS RIVER PARKS SEWER SYSTEM I/I STUDY

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8 SRSC MEZZANINE ADA ACCESS GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 07 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 01 Public Works $110,000 Other Cost: $110,000 Provide ADA access to the mezzanine at the Sports complex. Install rail mounted inclined platform lift, including electrical and handrail modifications. Annual service and testing by a qualified elevator inspector is estimated to cost $500. Bi-annual inspections cost $350. REDOUBT STREET REPAIRS City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 02 Streets and Maintenance $250,000 Streets Cost: $250,000 Repair select failing asphalt sections between Birch and Kobuk.

9 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 08 BRENTWOOD STREET REHABILITATION City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 03 Streets and Maintenance $30,000 Streets Cost: $30,000 Apply sealcoat along entire length of Brentwood Street. Preventative maintenance. Brentwood Street is a neighborhood collector and the pavement is years old. Seal coating will close surface cracks, stop raveling, and make open surfaces impermeable to air and water. SOLDOTNA CREEK PARK OUTDOOR COURT City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 04 Parks and Recreation $55,000 Parks Cost: $55,000 In addition to providing additional outdoor recreational opportunities, this project would also open up Soldotna Creek Park and improve safety. The vision for this property is to both provide expanded use while at the same time opening up the park for better sight and security as well as creating/constructing an R/V site to be used as a host site similar to the host system employed by KPBSD. A similar project was identified within the Park and Recreation Master Plan at Karen Street.

10 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 09 CITYWIDE CAMERA/SECURITY PROJECT City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 05 Citywide $15,000 Safety/Security Cost: $15,000 Install three cameras each at four city buildings: City Hall, Police Department, Funny River Shop and Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. RIVERVIEW/ASPEN PARK EQUIPMENT City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 06 Public Works $70,000 Other Cost: $70,000 These two aging parks need attention. Existing equipment upgrades are needed along with updated fall protection ground cover.

11 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 10 SMITH WAY AND PARK AVE REHABILITATION City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 07 Streets and Maintenance $350,000 Streets Project Phased: Yes Financing: To be determined Cost: $350,000 Mill and pave the entire length of Smith way and seal coat all of East Park Avenue. Bring sidewalks into ADA compliance. MARYDALE REPAIRS City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 08 Streets and Maintenance $100,000 Streets Project Phased: No Financing: Grants Cost: $ Marydale Street is another major collector that will need resurfacing in the near future. Minor maintenance has extended the life of this street but a major rehabilitation effort is necessary. Several bury pits have been repaired on the sought side of the street but significant excavation is still expected to repair the subgrade. Other corridor improvements will include utility repairs and ADA upgrades.

12 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 11 DOWNTOWN PARKING IMPROVEMENTS City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 09 Streets and Maintenance $75,000 Streets Project Phased: No Financing: Grant Cost: $75,000 On-street parking, event parking and signage. Work includes improvements to the lower gravel parking lot at Soldotna Creek Park, on street parking throughout the City, and other parking developments to accommodate community needs. CENTENNIAL SHOWER TRAILER City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 10 Public Works $90,000 Other Cost: $90,000 This project will increase park visitor services. Revenue generation is expected to pay for the project in 5-7 years.

13 SHARKATHMI PAVING (SAD) GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 12 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 11 Public Works $200,000 Streets Cost: $200,000 Pave existing gravel road. With increased traffic the beginning part of Sharkathmi quickly degenerates during the summer months. The City has received inquiries about paving this section; a SAD project may be forthcoming if property owners elect to do so. This project was identified in the 2016 Streets Inventory and Management Plan. LORD BARANOF PAVING (SAD) City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 12 Public Works $250,000 Streets Cost: $250,000 Pave isolated gravel road. Lord Baranof has been considered for a SAD project in the past, and some property owners may still favor paving. The City supports an SAD in this area as this gravel road is isolated and requires some maintenance. This project was identified in the 2016 Streets Inventory and Management Plan.

14 MARYDALE REHABILITATION GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 13 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 13 Streets and Maintenance $500,000 Streets Cost: $500,000 Marydale Street is another major collector that will need resurfacing in the near future. Minor maintenance has extended the life of this street but a major rehabilitation effort is necessary. Several bury pits have been repaired on the sought side of the street but significant excavation is still expected to repair the subgrade. Other corridor improvements will include utility repairs and ADA upgrades. MAINTENANCE WARM STORAGE FACILITY City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 14 Building $900,000 Building Project Phased: No Financing: Grant Cost: $900,000 Currently, some heavy equipment, such as the City s dump trucks, are staged outside on the shop property. This is not a problem in the summer, but winter conditions and cold temperatures often prevent operation. The solution is to construct a medium sized warm storage building to house equipment used during the winter.

15 CITY HALL RE-ROOF GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 14 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 15 Streets and Maintenance $400,000 Building Cost: $400,000 City Hall was built in 1987 and the roof is the last of our Inverted Roof Membrane Assembly (IRMA) type systems. Annual maintenance is now required in order to extend the life of this roof. This project will remove the existing roof and install a new 30 year warranty EPDM roof to reduce maintenance. DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT CONCEPT City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 16 Public Works $90,000 Other Cost: $90,000 On-street parking, event parking, and signage-various streets near public facilities. Investigate and develop plan for identified concepts.

16 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 15 HIGHWAY STREETSCAPE PROJECT City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 17 Streets and Maintenance $100,000 Streets Project Phased: No Financing: Grant Cost: $100,000 Downtown landscaping improvements. This project will beautify our downtown areas and improve the physical appearance. Work includes all types of landscaping improvements, to be accomplished by partnering with businesses and other agencies. WEST REDOUBT HISTORICAL PARK City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 18 Parks and Recreation $200,000 Parks Cost: $200,000 City property at the end of West Redoubt has a rich history of use going back hundreds of years, and continues to see many visitors seeking river access. This project would develop and construct trails, and incorporate fencing and interpretive signage for sensitive areas.

17 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 16 COMP/TRAIL PLAN PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 19 Parks and Recreation $250,000 Parks Cost: $250,000 Envision Soldotna 2030 and the Recreation and Trails Master Plan identified deficiencies and gaps in our pedestrian and bike trail system. They also identified a walkable, connected community as vital to sustaining and growing our neighborhoods, downtown, tourism and economic well-being. These funds would be used to identify and build high priority segments of non-motorized trail and sidewalk infrastructure. CENTENNIAL PARK W&S AND STREET CONSTRUCTION City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 20 Parks and Recreation $1,400,000 Parks Cost: $1,400,000 Centennial Park is overwhelmed with people during the summer months, and not surprisingly, requires a significant response from City staff. This project would improve services to the public while reducing operating costs, through the construction of water & sewer and paving of the main street. Currently, water is provided by ground water well houses and there is no sewer service. Pit privy or tank outhouses are provided for restrooms. These restrooms may pose environmental threats to the nearby Kenai River and are also challenging to maintain sanitary conditions. Finally, during the month of July, the Maintenance Department sometimes has to grade the street twice per day, especially if it is a rainy summer. This project would install main line utilities and improve the road to asphalt pavement.

18 GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 17 SOUTH FIREWEED CONSTRUCTION City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 21 Public Works $2,500,000 Streets Project Phased: No Financing: Grant Cost: $2,500,000 The construction of South Fireweed Street from Redoubt to Kobuk, will provide another urban collector and improve traffic circulation in this core area of the City. As a newly constructed road with minimal constraints the City can implement goals identified in the recently adopted comprehensive plan. A full development is anticipated, including utilities, sidewalks, and pavement. KAREN STREET PARK UPGRADES City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 22 Public Works $200,000 Other Project Phased: Yes Financing: To be determined Cost: $200,000 Upgrade park amenities to include basketball court, soccer wall, BMX track improvements and landscape improvements.

19 MECHANIC SHOP AT ARBOR AVE GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 18 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 23 Streets and Maintenance $2,000,000 Building Cost: $2,000,000 The City s current mechanical shop is at an aging and energy inefficient facility 5 miles from the equipment and administrative shop. This project will consolidate the maintenance efforts and increase operational efficiency. The Arbor Avenue equipment and administrative shop was designed to accommodate this new mechanics shop as soon as it is funded and constructed. NEW ANIMAL CONTROL BUILDING City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 24 Police Department $750,000 Building Cost: $750,000 The existing animal control building is in the middle of the waste water treatment plant complex, and does not provide adequate space for the volume of animals that are housed throughout the year. This project identifies the need to construct a new facility in an alternative location. Airport property is one possible relocation area.

20 POLICE IMPOUND AND EVIDENCE GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 19 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 25 Police Department $800,000 Building Cost: $800,000 The evidence room at the Police building is over capacity with court-mandated storage of evidence. The length of storage time required by the court system can be very long; as such the facility needs additional space to properly secure evidence. Additionally, impounded vehicles for search currently displace city vehicles until court required authorization is provided. This project would seek grant funding to construct a small addition to the existing building. ROBIN STREET W&S AND STREET City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 26 Streets and Maintenance $700,000 Streets Cost: $700,000 This area of the City is zoned commercial or limited commercial, and is minimally improved. Work includes connecting and expanding utility infrastructure and upgrading/paving of the streets. Full build out includes sidewalks and street lighting.

21 EAST BELUGA W&S AND STREET GENERAL FUND PROJECTS 20 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 27 Streets and Maintenance $950,000 Streets Cost: $950,000 This area of the City is zoned commercial or limited commercial, and is minimally improved. Work includes connecting and expanding utility infrastructure and upgrading/paving of the streets. Improvements include sidewalks and street lighting. CENTENNIAL PARK ROAD REALIGNMENT City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 28 Streets and Maintenance $1,500,000 Streets Cost: $1,500,000 This project would relocate the entrance to Centennial Park away from the K-Beach intersection and would connect to the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. This is an ADOT&PF supported project.

22 APDES PERMIT RENEWAL UTILITY FUND PROJECTS 21 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 29 Utility Division $100,000 Utilities Project Phased: Yes Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $100,000 Discharge permit renewal process. Year 2 of 2 sampling program. SEWER SYSTEM I/I STUDY City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 30 Utility Division $31,000 Utilities Project Phased: No Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $31,000 Conduct inflow and infiltration (I/I) study: identify excessive sources.

23 WELL HOUSE C GENERATOR UTILITY FUND PROJECTS 22 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 31 Utility Division $100,000 Utilities Project Phased: No Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $100,000 Replace aging generator at drinking water well house C (SOHI). The existing generator at Well House C is undersized to accommodate power needs at this well house. Two wells utilize this well house, C1 and C2 (online in 2010). The majority of our water comes from these two wells; reliable back up power is highly desirable. This project was identified in the 2016 Water Distribution Master Plan. LS 4 UPGRADES City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 32 Utility Division $50,000 Utilities Project Phased: No Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $50,000 Reconstruct lift station lid and hatch to reduce inflow. This project will re-grade and pave/pour around the lift station to prevent storm water inflow. Wet weather conditions add to the lift station, collection system, and treatment volumes. Storm water should be kept out of the sewer system. This project was identified in the 2016 Wastewater collection System Master Plan.

24 K-BEACH MANHOLE UPGRADES UTILITY FUND PROJECTS 23 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 33 Utility Division $50,000 Utilities Project Phased: No Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $50,000 Repair damaged/failing manholes along Kbeach (plus I/I repairs). NEW WELL SITE AND BOOSTER SELECTION City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 34 Utility Division $500,000 Utilities Project Phased: No Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $500,000 Identify, purchase, and prove new well and booster site for system expansion (NE).

25 PH CONTROL AT WWTP UTILITY FUND PROJECTS 24 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 35 Utility Division $200,000 Utilities Project Phased: Yes Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $200,000 Implement ph control to adjust effluent if required by the APDES discharge permit. We are currently working through the permitting phase and may need to implement ph control as part of our permit requirements. City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 36 Utility Division $350,000 Utilities Project Phased: No Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $350,000 Replace access hatch to reduce inflow. LIFT STATION 2 UPGRADES

26 LIFT STATION 9 REPLACEMENT UTILITY FUND PROJECTS 25 City of Soldotna Capital Improvement Plan Detail No. 37 Utility Division $310,000 Utilities Project Phased: Yes Financing: Utility Fund Cost: $310,000 Replace lift station for larger capacity and backup power (generator). This project will replace the lift station so that there is more capacity, better access and a redundant power source so it operates during power outages.

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