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3273-12
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4/25/2012
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2012 <br /> Budget Adjustments <br /> Tally Sheet <br /> Department Code Rev Exp FB <br /> GGR-5 Special Projects Re-approp-Firearms Facility Remediation 115R 6,000 6,000 <br /> The 2009 budget included$172,200 for the Firearms Training Facility Remediation. This project <br /> is nearing completion with a few drainage issues remaining. This re-appropriation carries <br /> forward $6,000 of the remaining budget to 2012. <br /> Increase Beginning Fund Balance 115 3080000072 6,000 <br /> Increase Professional Services Budget 115 5720000410 6,000 <br /> .a- <br /> il�fidd.. �..al'fir dise3ET . <br /> Department Code Rev Exp FB <br /> GGR-6 Special Projects Re-approp-US 2 Route Development 115R 141,925 141,925 <br /> The 2009 Washington State Legislature provided the WSDOT with $400,000 to conduct <br /> the US 2: Everett Port/Naval Station to SR 9 Corridor Planning Study. The total budget for the <br /> study is $800,000. The funding partnership for the study includes WSDOT, Snohomish County, <br /> and the City. The City is contributing up to $200,000 to fund the study. <br /> The intent of the corridor plan is to identify a range of mobility improvements that can be <br /> implemented over the next 20 years, as funding becomes available. A prioritized list of low, <br /> medium, and high cost improvements will be produced. The recommended improvements and <br /> strategies will provide a long range vision for the corridor which can be implemented <br /> incrementally using a variety of federal, state, and local funding sources. <br /> On September 1, 2010,City Council authorized Everett's participation in this agreement. <br /> The City share is being funded from CIP3,through Special Projects Fund 115. This re- <br /> appropriation carries forward the remaining budget of$141,925 to 2012. <br /> Transfer in from CIP 3 115 3970073002 109,869 <br /> Increase Beginning Fund Balance 115 3080000073 32,056 <br /> Intergovernmental Payments 115 5730000510 141,925 <br /> ATTACHMENT A <br /> Tally 2012.xlsx 4/2/2012 <br />
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