Resolution_City of Roslyn_PF Funding Award Agmt

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Policy CF 1.9 Policy CF 1.10 Policy CF 1.11 Policy CF 1.12 Policy CF 1.13 Policy CF 1.14 Policy CF 1,15 Policy CF 1.16 June 2019 Cite of Roslyn Comprehensive Plan I <'npi(ul ]iiri li lirn Work cooperatively with surrounding municipalities and Kittitas County during the siting and development of facilities of regional significance like such as a regional animal shelter. Use general revenues only to fund projects that provide a general benefit to the entire community in the general government functions of the City. Consider long-term borrowing for as an appropriate method of financing large capital facilities that benefit more than one generation of users. Prioritize renovation of the Old City Hall/Library building for continued public use and enhanced accessibility. Prepare and implement a strategy to finance the design, renovation, and re -use of the old City Hall/Library building as a community center. Explore the feasibility and community benefit of relocating the City Public Works Building. Prepare and implement a plan to finance the design, renovation, and re -use of the City Administrative Building. Exhibit B-2 City Operated Capital Facilities LOS Water Maximum treatment capacity of 1,637 Earned Residential Units (ERUs) Sewer Flow standard of 267 gallons per capita per day; treatment capacity of 3.6 million gallons per day Stormwater Consistent with City's drainage standards. Levels of service for stormwater capital facilities usually try to meet water quality standards, runoff, and erosion control requirements of the applicable Stormwater Management Manual for Eastern Washington. Streets LOS "D" for local streets Parks and Recreation 6 acres/1,000 residents Roslyn Volunteer Fire No level of service Department Municipal Buildings No level of service Cemeteries No level of service Explore the re -use of surplus property at the old sewage treatment plant for light industry or for other beneficial community uses. 8-5