2017 Capital Projects to be Reviewed Monday, January 23, 2017
Rye's 2017 $1.7 million capital projects budget will be reviewed during a workshop held by Rye City Council this Monday, January 23, 2017, at 7:30pm at City Hall.
(PHOTO: $1 Million to patch and pave Rye City.)
The meeting is in addition to the regular council meeting scheduled for Wednesday.
The $1.7 million capital projects budget is allocated as follows:
Annual Street Resurfacing Program $1,000,000
Dearborn Pump Station $300,000
5-Points Intersection Improvement $200,000
First/Second Street Parking Lot Improvements $200,000
Total Appropriations $ 1,700,000
Rye City maintains 51.63 miles of roadway. The $1 million in street resurfacing was a need identified in the Rye Pavement Management Study, updated in
October 2014 by a City consultant. It identified an immediate need for an aggressive maintenance program of crack sealing and localized patching to prevent the need for more expensive repairs in the future. It also identified the need to increase Rye's annual spending on street resurfacing to $1.0 million per year and to maintain that level of expenditure for the next decade to maintain the current overall condition of city streets.
A New York State program called "CHIPS" is expected to be the source of $300,000 – $350,000 for the resurfacing program. The remaining $1.4 million for the capital projects is come from the Rye City general fund with the exception of $50K from something called "City Street Surcharge".
For more detail, see page 7-1 here.
