Municipal drainage funding report 2014
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This document provides a status report on municipal drainage utility funding for open space projects in Fiscal Year 2014-2015. It lists 10 open space priority projects, including their status, as well as actual open space acquisitions completed with $5.4 million in expenses. Another $5.4 million in acquisitions are pending, including properties like Lower Coronado Canyon, Upper Coronado Canyon, Silver Springs, and Hunt Arroyos. With a projected $6.3 million balance in February 2015 and $5.4 million in pending acquisitions, $853,000 is expected to remain available for additional open space projects.
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Municipal drainage funding report 2014
- 1. MUNICIPAL DRAINAGE UTILITY FUNDING REPORT 2014
- 2. Open Space Projects Status FY 2014-15 OSAB Stormwater Priority List Status 1 Avispa Canyon Received conservation easement for a portion of the arroyo. 2 Lower Coronado Canyon Contract signed. Closing pending. 3 Playa Drain Negotiations complete. Completing due diligence 4 Cement Lake Discussions with TXDOT willing to sell after TXDOT project completed 5 Hunt Arroyos Negotiations complete, pending parks movement of parks bond funds for trailhead 6 Upper Coronado Canyon Closing scheduled for 11/14 7 ASARCO Property Completed 8/14 8 Silver Springs To Board for approval on 11/12/14 9 Wildwood Completed 10 Palisades Completed
- 3. Actual Open Space Acquisitions Palisades Purchase Price $ 2,776,589 Johnson Basin 398,327 Wildwood 2 Purchase Price 49,060 Spring Crest 23.49 Acres (Asarco) 149,816 Lower Coronado 14.6 Acres Earnest Money 5,000 Various Appraisals and Misc. Expenses 25,770 Payments to the City of El Paso for Park Pond Projects 2,004,027 Total Open Space Expenses $ 5,408,588 Open Space Funds Balance at end of 9/30/2014 6,292,944 Less: Balance Owed on Park/Ponds (586,973) Available Balance for Open Space Projects $ 5,705,971 OPEN SPACE FINANCIAL REPORT AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2014
- 4. Pending Open Space Acquisitions Appraisal Offer Accepted Total Cost Status Lower Coronado $241,000 $241,000 yes $245,000 Contract signed Canyon working with City on development Upper Coronado $315,000 $315,000 yes $318,000 Contract signed Canyon Silver Springs $750,000 $760,000 yes $765,000 PSB agenda on 11/12/14 Hunt Arroyos $23,000/acre $15,000/acre yes $1,200,000 Coordination with Parks Playa Drain $2,750,000 yes $2,900,000 Due diligence Total Negotiated Acquisitions $5,428,000 Total Projected Balance on 2/28/2015 $6,281,000 l Available Balance After Acquisitions $853,000
- 6. LOWER CORONADO CANYON 14.2 ACRES
- 7. AF MILLER 211 TRACTS 9A1 & 9D-1-A 3.1678 ACRES AF MILLER 212 TRACT 2M12 13.4256 ACRES CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL CLOUDVIEW PARK CLOUDVIEW DR UPPER CORONADO CANYON
- 9. HUNT ARROYOS