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Budget

2001 Sales Tax Extension

For Discussion Purposes Only
Updated Friday, August 26, 2005
No. Project Name/Description Council Dist. Served Extension FY07 Comments
POLICE
1 Pursuit Simulator System Citywide $500 A driving simulator system will provide the means to train police officers in the tactics and policies related to police vehicle operations.   The simulator system will be housed within the Training Academy and will be used to supplement the Department's new Safe Driver program.
2 Replace Two Police Helicopters Citywide $1,500 The Federal Aviation Administration mandates certain maintenance requirements concerning the two Tulsa Police helicopters.   Once these helicopters reach a certain number of operational hours (7,000), the FAA requires extensive maintenance. One helicopter
3 Police Car Replacement Program Citywide $2,705 Changes from five to six-year replacement schedule effective FY04 and recognizes lower per unit costs. Extension funding is first year of 2005 Short Term Study.
4 Police Total $4,705
FIRE
5 Hazardous Materials Protection Complex (Design) Citywide $500 Design and engineering for a complex that will house the Fire Department, Public Works, and Metropolitan Environment Trust Hazardous Materials personnel and equipment in one location.   Will also provide year round hazard waste disposal programs.
6 Fire Total Citywide $500
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
7 Upgrade City Computer Capabilities $415 Implementation of interactive voice response systems related to utilities and other publicly accessed systems; new software to retrieve historical financial and human resources information; new software for citywide on-line budgeting requests and review.
8 E-Commerce Interactive Voice Response System Citywide $105
9 GEAC SmartEnterprise Data Warehouse Software Citywide $310
10 Telecommunications Total $415
PARKS
11 General Park Site Development, Maintenance and Improvement Citywide $895 Projects including but not limited to: maintenance and renovation of shelters, bathrooms, irrigation systems, water lines, playground safety surfaces and equipment and walkways at almost all parks.
12 Golf Course Development Citywide $25 Restoration and renovation projects including but not limited to: irrigation system, greens and sand traps, parking lots, entryways, cart paths, restaurants/pro shops, and bathrooms at all courses.
13 Mohawk Park Improvement and Development and Nature Center Development Citywide $705 Numerous repairs and improvements including but not limited to: lighting and electrical systems, irrigation   systems, ponds, trails, roads and parking lots, the observation tower, shelters, fishing piers, picnic tables and grills.
14 Tulsa Zoo Development Citywide $5,000 Includes new veterinary hospital, chemical storage facilities,   North American Living Museum renovations, and security systems.
15 Woodward Park and Garden Center Project Development Citywide $470 General site improvements at Woodward Park including but not limited to: a new greenhouse/nursery to replace a   partially collapsed one, replacing trees and landscaping, and repairs to stonework.
16 Youth & Adult Sports Facilities Devel. Citywide $435 Renovate tennis courts at Zink, Johnson and Reed Parks.   Renovate and develop sports fields at Bales, Savage, and Hilti Parks.
17 Parks Total $7,530
RIVER PARKS
18 River Parks $70 Replaces the 24-year old wood deck on pedestrian bridge.
19 River Parks Total $70
GILCREASE
20 Gilcrease Museum Renovation Citywide $140 New storage systems for library and anthropological artifacts not on permanent display.   Inadequate storage adversely affects the museum's collection.
21 Gilcrease Total $140
TULSA CONVENTION CENTER
22 Tulsa Convention Center Renovation Citywide $660 Construct a concession area for Exhibit Hall C.
23 Convention Center Total $660
PAC
24 PAC Renovation and Improvements Citywide $350 Seating Riser Replacement in Chapman and Williams. Current cost estimated - $480,000
25 Performing Arts Center Total $350
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
26 Brady Village Plan Implementation 2,4 $675 In order to encourage development in the Brady Village area and to improve important on-street parking, additions to the trails, pedestrian and bikeway routes though the Brady village area connecting other existing trails will improve bicycle traffic safe
27 Downtown Residential Development 4 $3,000 This project will continue the highly successful 1996 Sales Tax program which has resulted in two public-private developments in the core area.   The Uptown Renaissance Apartments at 11th and Denver and the historic rehabilitation of the Tulsa Tribune Building and Philtower Building.
28 Urban Development Total $3,675
STREETS
29 41st - Memorial to BA Expressway 5 $1,700 Payback to ODOT
30 81st and Delaware Intersection 2 $5,150 Coordinate with 81st Street Delaware to Harvard, and Delaware 81st to 91st.
31 Delaware - I244 to 11th 4 $3,110 Coordinate with '99 Bond 3/2002
32 Garnett - 51st to 61st 6 $7,310 Coord.with 71st & Garnett, Garnett, 61-71 (County).
33 Lewis - 61st to 75th 2,9 $9,150 Reconstruction, drainage, full curb and gutter of area.
34 $26,420,000
Arterial Streets - Major Rehabilitation
35 21st - 129th E. to 137th E. 6 $1,000,000 Good (PCI 71-85) Coord with Intersection
36 71st - 33rd W. to US 75 2 $1,080,000 Fair (PCI 41-70) - with ODOT Hwy 75 & 71st Inter.
37 81st - US 169 to Garnett 8 $450,000 Good (PCI 71-85) - Coord. with   81st & Mingo Int. and County work on Garnett (71st and 81st)
38 161st - 11th to Admiral 6 $630,000 Good (PCI 71-85)
39 Admiral - Yale to Memorial 3 $4,000,000 Good (PCI 71-85) -   '96 Sales Tax Contract "G"
40 Elwood - 71st to 81st 2 $585,000 Fair (PCI 41-70)
41 Garnett - Admiral Pl. to I-244 6 $180,000 Good (PCI 71-85)
42 Yale - 61st to 71st 7,8 $1,800,000 Fair (PCI 41-70)
43 Traffic Signal Installation and Modification Citywide $300,000
44 Street Project Engineering and Inspection Citywide $250,000
Intersections
45 21st and 129th E. Ave. 6 $405,000 Fair/Good (PCI 71-85) - with 21st -129th to 137th
46 51st and 33rd West Ave. 2 $360,000 Good (PCI 71-85) - with 71st - 33rd to US 75
47 Pine and Garnett 6 $405,000 Fair (PCI 41-70)
48 Sheridan and Pine 3 $630,000 Fair (PCI 41-70)
49 Total Arterial Streets--Major Rehabilitation $12,075,000
Residential Streets - Major Rehabilitation Citywide
50 Residential Neighborhood Traffic Calming Devices Citywide $250,000
51 Total Residential Streets--Major Rehabilitation $250,000
50 Street Surface Repairs, Citywide
a Arterial Crack   Sealing Citywide $200,000
b Non-Arterial Crack Sealing Citywide $200,000
c Arterial (Pothole) Surface Citywide $300,000
d Non-Arterial (Pothole) Surface Citywide $300,000
51 Total Street Surface Repairs & Citywide Crack Sealing $1,000,000
52 Trails Development Program
a Future Match Citywide $720 ,000
53 Total Trails Development Program $720,000
54 Streets Total $40,465,000
FLOOD CONTROL
55 Coal Creek, Darlington Bridge and Acquisition 3 $1,000,000 Bridge replacement and property acquisition in floodplain area.
56 Channel Erosion and Stabilization
a Cherry Creek, North of West 41st Street 2 $235,000 Construct Trickle Channel
b Dirty butter Creek, D/S Peoria and Mohawk 1 $365,000 Channel improvement
57 Perryman Ditch 8 $1,000,000 Additiional design work for project
58 Rose Dew Channel & Crossing Improvements 6 $1,000,000 Design completed
59 Flood Control Total $3,600,000
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
60 Maintain City Facilities
a Fire Department Stations Citywide $900,000
b Equipment Management Projects $745 ,000   5605 S. Garnett Expansion (2 Bays)
  Body Shop and Parking at 1790 West Newblock
61 Facilities Maintenance Total $1,645,000
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT
62 Capital Equipment Replacement (2000 Study Basis) Citywide $3,095,000 Continuation of the short-term capital equipment replacement program for non-enterprise operations begun in 1972.   This money will be used to acquire equipment such as police lab instruments, mobile data terminals, radios, personal computers, fire vehicle, etc.
63 Capital Equipment Total $3,095,000
MTTA
64 Passenger Shelters Citywide $350,000 Install 50 passenger shelters throughout the city to protect bus riders from the elements.
65 Transit Coaches (31 Units) Citywide $700,000 Continuation of transit coach replacement program to ensure comfortable, reliable service.
66 MTTA Total $1,050,000
67 TOTAL PROJECT COST $67,900,000