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8/27/90 RESOLUTION NO. _
A RESOLUTION, WITH A'ITAC:IIMENT, APPROVING THE
DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING FIVE YEAR
STRATEGIC AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS PLAN, AS
AMENDED, SAID PLAN BEING BASED ON IMPLEMENTATION
OF RATE ORDINANCE NO. 10641.
WHEREAS, on January 14, 1988 the City Commission (Motion No. 88-90)
approved in principle the Department of Off -Street Parking Five Year Strategic
and Financial Operations Plan (dated May, 1987); and
WHEREAS, the Department of Off -Street Parking Five Year Strategic
and Financial Operations Plan is reviewed and updated on an annual basis in
order to incorporate new capital projects and to reflect the current status of
capital projects previously included; and
WHEREAS, amendments are proposed to the Plan which incorporate
increased expenditures for capital projects and garage repairs, maintenance,
and security;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plan,
as amended, for the Department of Off -Street Parking is hereby approved as
attached, said Plan being based on the City Commission's previous adoption. of
Rate Ordinance No. 10641 on September 28, 1989.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of November_, 1990.
A T
MATrTHIRAI, CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
G. MIRIAM MAER JO E L. FERN DEZ,ICITY ATTORNE
CHIEF ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
ATTACHMENTS
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DEPARTMENT OE OEW — STREET PARK S NG
E = VE YEAR STRATEG I C
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F'INANC=AL OPERATIONS PLAN
FOR THE YEAR S
1991 — 1995
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JOHN J. MULVENA
[YP(utke Director
August 6, 1990
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission:
FIVE YEAR STRATEGIC AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS PLAN
Background
During November 1983, members of the Off -Street Parking Board and senior
staff held a retreat to discuss the future direction of capital and operational
programs for the Department of Off -Street Parking. The purpose of this
effort was to consider a number of options for the future, both in terms of
capital construction necessary to meet parking needs as well as operational
programs which were necessary for the Department to assume an appropriate
role in the balanced transportation system. In attendance were John Brophy,
of Brophy and Associates, to discuss the single responsibility center concept
for on -street parking management, and Howard May, of Conrad Associates
East, to discuss the capital programs of the Department. The result of the
process was the development of a Five Year Strategic and Financial Operation
Plan which was adopted by the Board on February 16, 1984. This document
was in turn forwarded to the City Administration and City Commission for
their review and was adopted on June 14, 1984. Since 1984, the updated
Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plans have been submitted each
year to the City Commission as a companion item to the annual fiscal year
budget.
M Goals
The initial Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plan included six
major goals, a capital program based upon the commitment to maintain 1.5
debt service coverage, and implementation strategies for various operational
programs.
The six major goals included: 1) utilization of parking regulations to improve
traffic flow; 2) orientation of certain Department parking activities to support
public transit; 3) utilization of the Department's bonding capacity and
,y expertise to support the economic development goals of the City of Miami; 4)
expansion of the Department's activities to support the City of Miami
affirmative action and minority business goals; 5) adoption of a capital plan
which ensures sufficient parking to meet the growth of downtown and various
" neighborhoods; and, 6) accomplish the above while maintaining the financial
stability of the Department. The financial stability was insured by the City
Commission and the Off -Street Parking Board agreeing to maintain a minimum
�. reserve of $1.5 million and a minimum debt service coverage ratio of 1.5.
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Assumptions
Each fiscal year before the Budget and Five Year Plan are submitted, the
assumptions which underpin the Plan are analyzed, evaluated and amended
when necessary. During the FY 87/88 Budget and Five Year Plan review by
the City Commission and Off -Street Parking Board, the assumption of
permitting the installation of five hundred additional parking meters per year
for the next four years was replaced by an increase in parking system rates
or utilization sufficient to achieve a six percent (6%) revenue increase per
year.
The FY 89/90 Budget and Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plan,
as reviewed and approved by the City Commission and Off -Street Parking
-- Board, assumed operating revenues would increase at five percent (5%) per
annum, operating expenses would increase at four percent (4%) per annum,
the subordinated debt of $3.5 million would be refinanced, the Garage No. 2
_ addition at $4.0 million would be financed in FY 90/91 and the Coconut Grove
Garage and Garage No. 2 addition would open in FY 91/92 and be utilized at
— 80% of capacity. The FY 90/91 Budget and Five Year Strategic and Financial
Operations Plan contain all the assumptions of the FY 89/90 Budget and Five
Year Plan except that operating revenues and operating expenses are
projected to remain relatively constant.
The Fiscal Year 90/91 projected net income will provide sufficient funds, in
conjunction with available reserves, to continue development of a capital
-- program which is designed solely to meet existing commitments. In order to
_ achieve the required income projections, the FY 90/91 Department of
Off -Street Parking Budget reflects a reduction in operating expenditures of
$13, 408 below the FY 89/90 expenditure level. Based upon the "floors and
ceilings" capital project implementation process developed by the Finance
Committee, sufficient data is available to inform the City Commission of the
need for new revenue sources at the appropriate time.
Components
The Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plan has four components:
Revenues and Expenses, Debt Service Coverage, Cash Flow, and Capital
Requirements. In addition, the Financial Advisor to the Department regularly
prepares a projected debt capacity schedule, especially when the issuance of
bonds is being considered.
The Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plan allows a comparative
analysis of operating revenues, operating expenses, operating income after
depreciation and amortization, non -operating income and expense and net
Income (loss) from FY 80/81 through FY 88/89 to document trends. The Plan
also projects the same information from FY 89/90 through FY 94/95.
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The Flve Year Plan compares income available for debt service from FY 80/81
through FY 94/95 and calculates debt service ratios for senior bonds,
subordinated bonds and senior and subordinated combined. The Plan also
{ ' projects the beginning and ending cash and investment balances for each
j year, and the operating and maintenance requirement for each of the five
years.
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The final schedule in the Plan details the capital requirements of the
' Department for FY 90/91 through FY 94/95. The schedule indicates if the
projects are expected to utilize Department of Off -Street Parking reserves
Fand/or new borrowings.
i Respectfully submitted,
John J. Mulvena
Executive Director
Department of Off -Street. Parking
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DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING PAGE 1
MIAMI, FLORIDA
ASSUMPTIONS -- FIVE YEAR PLAN 1991-1995
ALTERNATIVE 91A1
GENERAL (1992.1995):
1) OPERATING REVERIES INCREASE AT 5% PER ARUM (INCLUDES RATE Ni UTILIZATION INCREASES ON ALL FACILITIES)
2) OPERATING EXPENSES INCREASE AT 4x PER ANM
1991
1) •FINANCING OF GARAGE 2 ADDITION U-0 MILLION
2) CONSTRUCTION OF COCOMIT GROVE GARAGE $6,5 MILLION
1992
1) OPENING OF COCONUT GROVE GARAGE '*COCOGRNI5'f
2) OPENING OF GARAGE 2 ADDITION
1993
199�.
1995
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DEPARTIENT 01' OFF-STREET PARKING
NIA111, FLORIDA
STATEIENT OF REVENUES AND OWENSES
TEARS ENDED SEPTENBER 30
FIVE.VEAR PLAN PROJECTIONS
ALTERNATIVE 91A1
OPERATING REVENKS:
PARKING FACILITIES
PARKING LOTS
ON -STREET FACILITIES
ANnf.EIENT i MIN FEES, NET OF RELATED W WJM
OTNER
TOTAL OPENATIM REVEMN:S
OPESALARIES & Flinn
REPAIRS AND PAINTENANCE
SECUR i TT
UTILITIES
PRORTTT PET RENTAL/REV. SNARING
PARKING PETER PARTS i INSTALLATION
LEGAL A PROFESIONAL
SUPPLIES AND HISCELLANEOW
SPECIAL ASSESMENT
EGU)PNENT RENTAL,
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
OPERATING INCONE BEFORE DEPRECIATION
Am AMORTIZATION
DEPRECIATION 4 ANOKTIZATION
OPERATING INCOIE
NON -OPERATING INCOE(EXPENSESU
INTEREST INCONE:
CINRRENT INVESTIENTS
.�
RESTRICTED INVESTMENT!
DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY
INTEREST EXPENSE
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES -DOA
TOTAL NON -OPERATING INCOE(EXPENSE)
IN00NE BEFORE EXTRAORDINARY ITEM
EXTRAORDINARY ITEM - GAIN(LOSS)
ON DEBT REFINANCING
Q(j
OPERATING TRANSFER • CITY
car:
NET INOOME (LOSS)
6/20/90
02-Ji-I.90 MAWS PN PANS: 2
DRAFT
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ACTUAL _ __
••__.19di__•...1985....../�_.•.....19dJ........1�.- •...1
PROJECTED
•-___1991------------
•_..t
•
•
..
._
._
.........
---------
..-1995-.
...1951..
1,197.011
.........1
1,977,622
2,400,917
2,S37.007
2.521.421
2.218.252
2.504.411
2.366,487
2.229,477
2,943,945
2 251 864
3:130,948
2,152 096
4.070,792
2,347,dOS
4,507,455
2 20 650
4,796,"0
3 282 263
5,036,283
3,494,738
5,286,097
3 697,569
5.552,502
S 911 986
S,530,127
901,814
837.469
t,Z00,216
"J.248
1.565,735
1,186,422
1.928.505
1.490.009
1.693,832
1.623,033
104,708
1,944,2A6
252,853
1,922,759
325,42E
1,99d,942
319,295
2,301,950
318,565
2.205,355
308,000
2,315,623
323,400
2,t11,t04
339,570
2,552,97<
356.549
2,374 376
374,376
10,000
44,4"
10,000
79.21d
22,919
194,703
241.572
108,342
235,396
109,061
185,345
215,"T
66,740
65,928
145,31d
45.300
260.213
268,22i
276:635
285.t67
�2'ggp,ra..�'
.jpl.
.6.T77.962.
6,M,964, 7.5d6.458•
7.719,769_
11-217.751-
11,d22,032-
12,436,22d-
13,Od2_STR
'3.370.596..6.305.435-
•8,605_053.
-9,621,091_
.9,603,765-
•738,953
911,308
1,205.916
1,990,525
2,066,292
2,252,65S
"B'"5
2,452,324
516.071
2.%8,227
535,764
2.994.26d
681,209
3.033,853
605.921
3.151.627
621.994
3.3%,126
693,231
3,529.891
720.960
3,671-W7
749,7"
3.817 m
779,790
455,59d
129,378
S69,827
i49,370
728.982
219,062
416,876
242,731
501,679
247,578
261,926
291.679
351,293
259,444
405,841
255,d63
326.m
287,265
320.420
262.4/6
391,685
309,007
407,352
321,36T
64
i23,6
334,222
<40,592
347,5
160,425
46.681
20d,081
49,022
190,Sd3
52.752
242.510
71,358
245.489
151.687
251.69d
158.412
241.25d
192,711
375,556
497,232
360,068
911,141
425,805
821,094
337,15T
604,600
36T,643
62d,78t
653,935
653.935
3V7.6t3
6d0,093
4f3,5<9'
% ;
707,2623
26,290
60.507
28,061
265,464
3d.S47
286,342
92.003
63,092
198,891
58,927
210,625
13,121
680.972
33,9"
0
18,003
207.898
2,500
208,250
12,500
255,000
/3.000
265,200
13,520
275,808
it,061
Z8b,840
1i,314
29d,314
89,391
34,580
140,535
127.414
97.484
99,578
107:974
22S.93d
69,925
140,495
1Z7,495
159,464
167,005
259.462
230.940
179.481
230,038
295.428
94.150
238,166
266,850
270,201
266,d50
2" 369
Z66,$50
301,983
Z66,850
31t,063
266,Nt50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
75,065
13,569
73,001
17,496
TS,4d0
13,651
76,068
17,584
100,502
27,922
32,600
20.050
ZO.d52
21,656
22.554
23.456
.2.919,296•
-3,453.007•
3,T69,S96_
•4,OS2,S3d•
4927
.,,603•
-5,097,699,
6.192.753•
_6.133.746..6'090'780..b_?2V'S7d•
-6,8d4,Od7•
-T,14d_777
� 4,054
.1,741,703
1.249,
_2.449,Od2_
1 IRIS
2 451.300
2 852428
3,OOd,366
2.731A"
2.658.855
2,622,160
2,412,300
(1.857,972)
3,4d7,345
(2,040,146)
3,512,965
(1,950,956)-(2,2d5_492)•(2,3d7,917)-(2_495,463).(2_60d_3d7
4,50,203
4,937,945
5,287,451
5,6" 524
1408.2d7)
09.029
16652)
ZS01.867)
1930:343)
(1,078.332)
(1,114:371)
(1,161,320)
(1,160,176)
... a40,7�2_.1,195,570...1,649,433.._1,922,085...1,930,034...1,617,075...1,497.?3?...1,i61,96t...._SS4.328...1.K7
.............029•_
................................_
137
.........
65.316
74.980
56'"1
284,179
344,577
333,550
306,092
130,355
239.99
16616
172 O59
1% 10T
156 260
125,0
250,000
150,000
250 000
184;0 O
250,000
1d4.0 O
250 000
184;�
250.000
164;�
806.490
(15.912)
478,500
0
Mau
(12.705)
345,504
5,175
(1,489,2
244,316
5,5%
(1,383,1220)
359,925
IT,229)
(1F
35,542
(1,328,16�)
' 0
(1,40d,1SDI
O
(1.631,0620)
O
(t.620.500)
(1,660.270)
(2,441,t30)
(2,4t4,4500) (2,3d4,7500)
(2,352,200
(40d,70'p)
(1,316,i3o)
(1,339, O)
0)
; �
...........
-"?.IN
•(762,953)
••(922.S33)
•(d54.3d/)
�
(----------
(7d8,715)
(1,079,431)
(1,000,672)
-----•- •-
-- --•...
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----------
----------
-----I-----
-----------(1,900,36"
-- ---
-----------
----------
- -
........_..
726,900
1,067,704
----------
t,141,319
--------- -
537,bK
•.(856,172)
----.... -
61,363
---------
461,312
(706,568)
109,951
301,731
295,367
569,659
841,319
1,132,019
1,287,9St
432,617
O
0
O
0
0
0
799,966
0
(2,S68,725)
0
(212.132)
0
0
0
0
0............
----69,659
- ----...-
------- -
-
.......................
1.287.031
432,617
..........
726,900
......................................_............_................
..__.659
1,W?.670
1"141,319
(2,031,001)
641,363
249,180
.
(706,S6d)
109,951
301,751
-•--_._.•..
295.367
560,
841.319
1.132.019
SCHEDULE OF DEBT SERVILE COVERAW
TEARS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30
IMPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING
MIANI FLORIDA
FIVE fFOR FLAN F>1UMIONS
ALTERNATIVE 91AI
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ACTUAL PROJECTED
...............................................................---.----•...--------
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1981 1982 /9B3 19. 1985 1986 1987 19m 1989 MO 19" 1992 /993 19% 1995
--------- --------- --------- --------- --------------------------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ---------
I P AVAILIABLE FOR DEBT SERVICE
12.120,835
ffiffffffO�f�Ofif�fffffffff�
12,3Sa,702
S2,881.203
13,412.111
13,597,259 $3.424,921
OffdfblQf®f
53,095,302
13.029,6m S2.782.466 13,770,606
13.912,915
SS,022,289
SS,372,
DEBT SERVICE:
INTEREST 01 SENIOR BONDS
1,329,920
0
1,302,138
0
1,325,436
0
1."7.357
0
1,360,S47
0
1.446.342
0
1.181.329
90.247
1,171,538
172.301
1,293,511
239,200
1,127.452
395.600
1,105.252
435.000
1."1,190
862.734
1,414,215
02.754
1.384,515
862.786
1,351,964
862.784
INTEREST ON SUBORDINATED SOIDS
ANDRITIZATION BONDISSUE COST
16,004
14.295
14.24
21,885
22,575
24,48a
S6.5m
64,311
9a,351
97,456
97.456
97.456
97,456
97.456
97.456
TOTAL IMTENE:T E70'EIRE
................................................................................
1,346,OOi
1,316,433
1,339.731
1.ta9,242
...................................................................................................
1,381,122 1.470,830 1,328.160 1.408.150 1.01.062 1.620,SOB
1.637.708
2.401.430
2,374.45S
2.34A,755
2.312.204
PRINCIPAL ON SENIOR BONDS
000
155,0m
170,090
155,000
160.000
90,000
315,000
330.000
345.000
370.000
38S.000
415.000
"0.000
46S.000
5oO.000
0
PRINCIPAL ON IIBORDINATED BONDS
0..........
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�..........
�..........
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TOTAL PRINCIPAL
..........0....._._..
150,000
1SS,000
170,000
iS5.000
160.000
90,000
.....
315,000
330.000
345.000
3?0.000
30.000
415.000
-S1,854.215
440,000
40.000
.11,849,515
SO0,000
DEBT SERVICE a1 SENIOR SONDa
•$1.479.920
0
S1,4S7.135
0
11.495.436
0
�11,622.3S7
0
.S1.S20,547 $1.536.342
0 0
11.496,329
90,247
11,501 S39 �S1,63a,S/1.
172,301 239,200
$1.497.452
39S.600
D1.490,2S2
43S.000
$1,856.190
862.734
mz.7a4
a62.784
11,851,964
J "�.,784
DEBT SERVILE 01 SUBORDINATED 8=9
TOTAL OEt1' SERVICE PRINCIPAL 8 INTEREST
1 [7ygzo �•i as7,i3t • i,L99,436 �1,622,357-I,S20,9t7
fOffl�ffffObYlOffffflff ffffO
1,S36,S42
1,9eb,i76
f��
• 1,67l,aT9
fffiiffifffff�.
••i.an,711
•1.a9s,OS2
-1,925,252
•-2.718.974 ••2.716,999
-2,712.299
-
%jJta
DEBT SERVICE COVERAGE RATIO ON '
SENIOR /0101 (a)
1.43
1.62
1.93
2.1S
2.37
2.23
2.07
2.02
1.70
2.52
2.63
2.71
2.90
3.09
3.29
DENT SERVICE COVERAGE RATIO ON
SUBORDINATED NOW (a)
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
17.72
8.57
4.78
5.75
5.57
3.67
4.08
4.49
4.92
DEST SERVICE COVERAGE RATIO oN
SENIOR BONDS AND SUBORDINATED SONDt (a)
1.43
1.62
1.93
2.15
2.37
2.23
1.95
1.81
1."
1.9!
2.03
t.as
1.96
2.11
2.24
ADDITIONAL (EXCESS) REVENUES TO MEET 1.5
(sla,a79)
34.100
(931.027)
c1.025,107)
c943.82B)
(1.296,532)
(1.653,009)
(2.020.48B
DEBT SERVICE COVERAGE ON ALL DEBT
ADDITIONAL OT7[CESS) REVS S TO NEST 1.25
(937.339)
(43S.327)
(1.404.290)
(1.S06.420)
(1,623,572)
(1.975.782)
(2.331.163)
(2.699,175
DEST SERVICE COVERAGE ON ALL OUT
6) INTEREST ENCLIDEt APMLWS CAPITALIZED MIND CONSTRIX110M.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA
TEARS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30
CASH FLOW STATEMENT
ALTERNATIVE 91A1
BEGINING CASH i INVESTMENT BALANCES
(INCLUDES ALL UNURESTRICTED FUNDS)
BEGINING CASH i INVESTMENT BALANCES RESTRICTED
(DOESNOT INCLUDE RESTRICTED DEBT RESERVES)
ADDITIONS:
NET INCOME (LOSS)
DEPRECIATION i AMORTIZATION
GAINCLOSS) ON DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY
AMORTIZATION OF BOND DISCOUNT AND ISSUE COST
ADDITION TO LONG TERM DEBT
PREPAID EXPENSES RECOVERED FROM BOND ISSUANCE -COCONUT GROVE
OTHER DEBT FINANCING
PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF LOT 3
SUBTRACTIONS:
ADDITIONS OF PROPERTY PLANT i EQUIPMENT
DEBT SERVICE (PRINCIPAL ONLY)
RECOGNITION OF DEFERRED REVENUES
CONTRIBUTION TO RETIREMENT PLAN
ENDING CASH i INVESTMENT BALANCES
(INCLUDES ALL UNURESTRICITED FUNDS)
0 J< M REQUIREMENT
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PROJECTED
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1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
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$1,538,763 92,959,316 $2,302,479 S2,733,794 S3,566,826 $4,754,064
109,951
301,751
295,367
569,659
541,319
1,132,019
2,040,1
1,950,956
2,285,4922
2,387,9177
21495,4633
2,608,3877
0
97,456
97,456
97,456
0
97,456
0
97,456
0
97,456
0
1.100,000
9,400,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
300,000
0
0
0
0
0
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3,647,553
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11,750,163
2,678,315
3,055,032
3,434,238
3,837,862
1,775000
11,940000
1,800,000
1,750000
1,750,000
1,750,000
370:000
385:000
415,000
440:000
465,000
500,000
32,000
32,000
32,000
32,000
32,000
32,000
50,000
50,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-----------------------•-------•--------------...-----...------.........
2.227.000 12,407,000 2,247.000 2,222,000 2,247,000 2,282,000
2,959.316 2,302,479 2,733,794 3,566,826 4,754,064 6,309,927
1,022,291 1,015,130 1,104,930 1,147,348 1,191,463 1,237,342
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I' DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING
MIAMI FLORIDA CAPITAL BUDGET
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS ----.--•-••__-•---.-_
SOURCE
PAGE 5
ALTERNATIVE 91A1
^
-----------.---.-__.._N
»..AIDING
................
PROJECT
COST
•
DOSP
RESERVES
EW
NEW BORROWINGS
BORROWINGS 1.0 PROJECT
OTHER TOTAL
FT1991
_.._ •••-__-•
..........
.....................................
MUNICIPAL GARAGE NO. 1
OVERHAUL ELEVATORS
f EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS
125,000
75.000
125,000
75.000
125,000
TOP DECK - WATERPROOF COATING AND JOINTS
75�Ogp
75,000
�
MUNICIPALGARAGE
AGEREPNO. 2ELECTRI
� 000
PURCHASE TV SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT
MAJOR
100.000000
100;�
15,000
OVERHAUL TO ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT
GARAGE *2 ADDITION
125,000
125,000
100,000
125,000
GARAGE EXPANSION FEASIBILITY STUDY
PURCHASE EMERGENCY GENERATOR
4`000'OW
50,000
25 ,000
4.00Q.000
4,000,000
25,0M
50,000
50
50,000
50,000
MUNICIPAL GARAGE MD. 3
-
`
PURCHASE EMERGENCY GENERATOR (ELEVATORS AND OFFICE AREA)
INSTALL ELEVATOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
75,000
75 000
75,ON
25,000
25:000
25,000
GARAGE i LOT REPAIRS
VEHICLE
. MAJOR REPAIRS i REPLACEMENTS
GUTS
1.500.000
100,000
1,500,000
100,000
T,500,000
PARKING LOT
COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE GARAGE
250,000
5,400,000
250,000
0
100,000
TOTAL 1991
................................................
5,400,000
••
5 400, 000
,
.....................
11,940,000
.......----•..........•-•
2,5,000
40
0 9,400.000
..............:0
11,940,000
FT 1992
GARAGE ALOT REPAIRS
METERS AND METER PARTS
1,50D,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
VEHICLE MAJOR REPAIRS i REPLACEMENTS
GARAGE N0. 1 - EMERGENCY GENERATOR SYSTEM
150,000
100,000
150,000
100,000
150,000
100.000
50,000
..... ...............................................................
50,000
50,000
TOTAL1992
•- -` 1,800,000
0 0
1,800.000
_
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DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING
MIAMI FLORIDA
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
ALTERNATIVE 91A1
FT 1993
GARAGE Z LOT REPAIRS
METERS AND METER PARTS
VEHICLE MAJOR REPAIRS i REPLACEMENTS
TOTAL 1993
! FT 1994
GARAGE i LOT REPAIRS
METERS AND METER PARTS
VEHICLE MAJOR REPAIRS i REPLACEMENTS
TOTAL 1994
FT 1995
GARAGE i LOT REPAIRS
METERS AND METER PARTS
VEHICLE MAJOR REPAIRS i REPLACEMENTS
TOTAL 1995
TOTAL FOR THE FIVE YEAR PERIOD 1991-1995
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CAPITAL BUDGET FUNDING SOURCE
..................... ..............................................
NEW
PROJECT DOSP NEW BORROWINGS
COST RESERVES BORROWINGS 1.0 PROJECT OTHER TOTAL
........................................ ---............................
1.500, E , 1,500E 1,500;000
150 000
100,000 100,000
100.
---------------------------- ------------------------------------ ...
1.750,000 1,750,000 0 0 0 1.750.000
............................
1,500,000 1,500,000 1,500,000
150,000 150:000 15500•000000
-- 1�=-----000 100:000-------------
---------------- -------------------
1,750,000 1,750,000 0 0 0 1,750,000
•-------------•-----•--...............................................
1,500ODD 1,500,000 1,500,000
150:000 150:000 150:000
100,000 100,000
100,000
---:------------------------
0
1 750 000 1 750 000 0 0 1,750,000
18,990,000 9,590,000 0 9,400,000 0 18,990,000
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TO: Aurelio Perez-Lugones DATE: August 7, 1990
Legislative Administrator
FROM: John J. Mulvena SUBJECT: FY 90/91 Budgets for Inclusion
Executive Direc r in the September 7, 1990 City
Department of 0 -Street Par ing Commission Meeting Agenda
Attached are 10. copies of the Department of Off -Street Parking FY 90/91
Budget, FY 90/91 G&O Enterprise Fund Budget and the 1991-1995 Department of
Off -Street Parking Strategic and Financial Operations Plan for inclusion in the
September 7, 1990 City Commission meeting agenda.
Also attached are executed copies of Off -Street Parking Board Resolution Nos.
90-833, 90-834 and 90-837 approving and adopting the respective FY 90/91 budgets
and five year plan, as stipulated in the City of Miami Charter 23(g).
JJM/pfw
attachments
90- 88'7
3a -/
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RESOLUTION NO. 90-837
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE
DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING FIVE YEAR
STRATEGIC AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS PLAN, AS
AMENDED, AND ATTACHED HERETO.
WHEREAS, on January 14, 1988 the City Commission (Motion No. 88-90)
approved in principle the Department of Off -Street Parking Five Year Strategic
and Financial Operations Plan (dated May, 1987); and
WHEREAS, the Department of Off -Street Parking Five Year Strategic
and Financial Operations Plan is reviewed and updated on an annual basis in
order to incorporate new capital projects and to reflect the current status of
capital projects previously included; and
WHEREAS, amendments are proposed to the Plan which incorporate
increased expenditures for capital projects and garage repairs, maintenance
` and security; -
NOW,- THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE -OFF-STREET PARKING BOARD OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Five Year Strategic and Financial Operations Plan
for the Department of Off -Street Parking is hereby approved as attached, said
plan is Lased on the approval of the City Commission's previous adoption of
_--
Rate Ordinance No. 10641 on September 28, 1989.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th day of July, 1990.
/ DIANNE SAULNEY SMITH, hairperson
PATRICIA WEITZNER, Secp6iary
SEAL
90- 887