Jan. 7, 2016 FLED Committee Sales Tax Update Presentation
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The document provides a sales tax update for the City of Corona for 3Q15. It includes regional sales tax percentage changes for Corona, Riverside County, Southern California, and California. Charts show Corona's sales tax base, gas prices and consumption trends, major industry groups in Corona, and Corona's sales tax trends over the last 13 quarters.
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The document provides updates on construction and upcoming openings of the 91 Express Lanes extension project in Corona and Riverside County. It notes some lane and road closures scheduled for January and outlines preparations for operations, including toll systems, signage, facilities, marketing, and customer service. It explains how the toll system will work with transponders and license plate billing, potential costs, discounts for carpools, and penalties for toll evasion.
Jan. 5, 2017 City Council Presentation: Memorial Wall at Butterfield Park
The document summarizes the history of the Memorial Wall at Butterfield Stage Park in Corona, California. It describes how the wall was proposed in 1968 to honor the 7 Corona residents who had died in Vietnam. It details the wall's design, dedication in 1969, subsequent vandalism, and current state of disrepair. The final sections discuss options for repairing, replacing, relocating, or preserving the wall and provide details on how to donate to support preservation efforts through the Corona Historic Preservation Society.
Study Session December 14, 2016- KPMG Financial Review
This document summarizes a study session on unfunded pension liabilities and obligations for the City of Corona. It discusses that KPMG was contracted to review pension and other post-employment benefit liabilities and perform a sustainability analysis. It then provides an overview of the city's sales and property tax revenues over the last 10 years, as well as steps taken to address shortfalls, such as department reorganizations, position eliminations, and refinancing bonds.
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This document is a map showing proposed modifications to groundwater basin boundaries in Southern California. The map depicts the current boundaries of the Elsinore Basin and Temecula Valley Basin, as well as proposed new boundaries that would create the Bedford-Coldwater Basin and redefine parts of the Elsinore and Upper Santa Ana Valley Basins. Key agencies and their service areas in the region are also displayed.
Dos Lagos Agreement Timeline
The document discusses the timeline and details of the Dos Lagos development agreement and its extensions. The original development agreement from 2001 had an 11-year term expiring in 2012. After the master developer defaulted in 2010, the bank was granted a 4-year extension until 2016. A second 4-year extension was approved until 2020. The development agreement required infrastructure construction and participation in off-site costs, capping development impact fees at 2000 levels.
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Urban Water Management Plan Update
The document summarizes the City's Urban Water Management Plan, which is required by state law and ensures efficient water use and reliable water supplies. The Plan establishes water use targets, analyzes current and projected water supplies and demands, and identifies conservation programs. It found that the City has achieved its 2020 water use reduction goal of 20% and has a diverse water supply portfolio to reliably meet demands through 2040, even during drought conditions. The Plan will be finalized upon City Council approval and public comments.
Local projects update,
The local public works director provided updates on several projects in a report to the city council. A traffic signal cabinet and communication cabinet were knocked down at 6th Street and Main Street on June 22nd, with restoration of the communication cabinet still ongoing. Paving, striping, and traffic signal modifications were completed on Foothill Parkway between I-15 and Teddy Bear Lane through July 14th. The report also included a 2-week look ahead for closures on SR-91, noting the on-ramp from Main Street to eastbound SR-91 is open but the on-ramp to I-15 is anticipated to open in August.
The Co:LAB District
The document proposes the creation of an innovation center called the Co:LAB District in Corona, California. The Co:LAB would foster economic development and improve quality of life by bringing together learning, education, arts, and business. It would include a Business Venture Center with shared workspaces, a Education & Learning Center with labs and guest lectures, and a Maker Space for prototyping. Potential partners include universities and a non-profit called ethur, which would operate the Co:LAB.
Citywide Landscape Renovation Project
The citywide landscape renovation project will renovate over 12 acres of landscaping across various districts from July to November 2016. It will transition to a more sustainable model using high-efficiency irrigation, low-water plants, and reduced maintenance. The project overview provided maps and images of the different landscape themes that will be implemented, including cobble and woodlands, succulents, grasses, orchard, Mediterranean, pavers, and succulents.
Update of 2016-17 CityWide Schedule of Fees
This document proposes changes to library and recreation fees for fiscal years 2015-2017. It summarizes a fee study that recommended adjusting fees to market rates. Several specific fee changes are proposed, including increasing prices for library passport photos, setting rental fees for the Vicentia Activity Center, consolidating the daily and weekly fees for the Kids Club program, and adjusting late pickup fees for various youth programs. The changes aim to increase revenues, encourage on-time pickups, simplify accounting, and set rates comparable to other local providers. A courtesy waiting period is proposed to make the new fees effective August 1st.
6.1.16 City Council Meeting Presentation- Local Projects Update
The Southwest Quadrant of Grand Boulevard Waterline Project is anticipated to be completed in June. Construction of the 2015-2016 CDBG Sidewalk Improvements continues through June. Testing will take place on the SR-91 requiring some lane closures to ensure the new cured-in-place pipe meets national standards.
6.1.16 City Council Mtg. Presentation- Refunding of 2006 lease revenue bonds
The City of Corona is planning to refund $27.975 million in outstanding 2006 Lease Revenue Bonds through the issuance of new 2016 Refunding Bonds. The refunding is projected to provide average annual cash flow savings of $192,700 from 2017 to 2025 and $121,900 from 2016 to 2036, for total estimated savings of $3,074,600. It will also release the City Library as security for the bonds and lower the average interest rate from 4.28% to 2.97%. Subject to market conditions, the City Council plans to authorize issuance in June, receive a credit rating the following week, price the bonds in late June, and close on the transaction in early
Local projects update, 05 19-2016
The director of public works provided updates on several ongoing construction projects including the completion of a waterline project in June, continuing sidewalk improvements through June, and the temporary closure of three roads by BNSF for maintenance from May 22-24. The director also noted that a new traffic signal would be operational within a few weeks and an on-ramp modification making it one-way westbound only. Two-week look ahead schedules were provided for closures on SR-91 eastbound and westbound.
Local projects update, 05 04-2016
The public works director provides updates on several infrastructure projects in the city. The Southwest Quadrant waterline project and 2015-2016 sidewalk improvements are expected to finish in May. Bridge work on Sixth Street and Grand Boulevard was completed on May 9th. Lincoln Avenue will be closed nightly with lane reductions later in May. BNSF railroad will close Smith Avenue, Sheridan Street, and Radio Road from May 22nd to 24th for maintenance. The 2-week look ahead for SR-91 closures is provided on pages 8 and 9.
Local projects update, 04 06-2016
Nelson D. Nelson, the Director of Public Works, provided updates on several local projects to the City Council at their April 6th meeting. The Green River Widening Project was completed, adding an additional lane in each direction and activating new or modified traffic signals. Lincoln Elementary's north parking lot was closed for construction but has since reopened with a new traffic pattern. The construction of new buildings at Lincoln Elementary was also completed. Upcoming closures on State Route 91 over the next two weeks were outlined.
Local projects update, 03 16-2016
The Public Works Director provided updates on several local transportation projects, including the completion of the Green River Widening Project by the end of March, anticipated completion of the Foothill Parkway Widening Project in June which requires relocation of utilities and traffic signals, and planned closures and detours for bridge work on the Maple Street bridge, Serfas Club Road, Buena Vista bridge, and Sherman Avenue through March and Pomona Road through May.
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