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A 5-year capital improvement plan covering fiscal years 2028 through 2032, encompassing projects across airport, cemetery, facilities, fire, transit, parking, parks and recreation, transportation, solid waste, stormwater, and utility (water and wastewater) infrastructure. The plan outlines proposed capital investments and funding sources for these public infrastructure domains.
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A 5-year capital improvement plan covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031 for a municipal entity. The plan outlines infrastructure investments across airport facilities, street and transportation improvements, parks and recreation, water and wastewater systems, stormwater management, and public safety facilities.
The City Council meeting agenda includes the consideration of a contract with Vector Airport Systems, LLC for automated aircraft landing fee billing and collections at the Billings Logan International Airport. Additionally, the Council will deliberate on a first amendment to the Water Carriage Agreement with the Billings Bench Water Association to increase water conveyance capacity and finalize cost-sharing arrangements for the Canyon Creek Flume replacement project. Other key agenda items include public hearings for FY27 budget amendments, the proposed disposal of the Minnesota Avenue parking lot, and the disposal of Ramada Park. The Council will also address resolutions regarding equipment and technology replacement plans, as well as the authorization for series 2026 Storm Sewer Bonds and Tax Increment bonds.
The City Council held a work session to review the loss of state funding for RiverStone Health's Nurse-Family Partnership and evaluate potential adjustments to City prevention funding. The Council also examined the proposed FY 2028-FY 2032 Capital Improvement Plan, a comprehensive framework detailing a $491 million investment strategy across aviation, public works, fire, parks, and other departments. Furthermore, the meeting covered committee recommendations regarding animal sheltering services and the projected rate increases for utility and maintenance services necessary to support the long-term capital improvement strategy.
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