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CAPITAL AND TECHNOLOGY IMPROVEMENT

                                        EXPENDITURE PROGRAM



                                        BASIS FOR THE PROPOSED BUDGET

                                                    PHYSICAL PLANT

          The 2022-23 Proposed Budget for the Physical Plant Capital and Technology Improvement Expenditure Program (CTIEP)
          relates to current year funding as follows:



                                          General Fund        Special Funds            Total                 Prop O*
          2021-22 Adopted Budget


          2022-23 Proposed Budget

          Change from 2021-22 Budget

          Percent Change


          *Prop O funding amount is provided for informational purposes only.

          The Proposed Budget for the Physical Plant CTIEP focuses on projects that will promote public safety by repairing streets
          and sidewalks, resolve flooding issues, and provide for clean water.

          BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
          The Physical Plant CTIEP includes funding for:


                  Fourteen  watershed  management projects, totaling $21.7  million. This includes ten water quality projects
                   required by the Clean Water Act under the City Enhanced Watershed Management Program Funds from the
                   Measure W Local Return Fund ($15.0 million) and four flood control projects from the Road Maintenance and
                   Rehabilitation Program Special (SB1) Fund ($6.7 million);

                  Street-related improvements totaling $90.7 million from the General Fund ($18.9 million), Special Gas Tax
                   Improvement Fund ($1.4 million), SB1 Fund ($47.3 million), Measure M Local Return Fund ($14.6 million), Street
                   Damage Restoration Fee Fund ($3.8), and the Measure R Local Return Fund ($4.7 million); and,

                  Street lighting projects, including lighting at pedestrian crosswalks as part of the Vision Zero pedestrian safety
                   program, totaling $5.4 million from the General Fund ($0.4 million), SB1 Fund ($4.4 million), and Measure M
                   Local Return Fund ($0.6 million).





















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