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MAJOR CAPITAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br />FOR YEARS 2005 - 2008 <br />Projected On og ins Operating Cost Impact <br />There are no additional operating costs anticipated. <br />Fire Station No. 5 Renovations <br />$301,790 (2005) <br />In order to meet the current needs of the Fire Department, renovation work will need to occur at this <br />facility. This building is more than 40 years old and improvements are needed to update the station. <br />It is recommended that the City build a new apparatus bay addition that is able to house more <br />modern equipment. Interior renovations will need to take place in the living quarters, and expansion <br />into the existing apparatus bay will need to occur to meet the current space demands. These changes <br />are essential to maintain high quality fire protection services well into the future. <br />Fundin Source <br />Activit,~Date County Option Income Tax (COIT) <br />2005 301 790 EMS Capital Fund <br />TOTAL $301,790 <br />Proiected On oig n,~Operatin~ Cost Impact <br />There are no additional operating costs anticipated. Any increased utility costs are expected to be <br />offset by reduced maintenance costs. <br />Fire Station No. 8 Renovations $366,010 (2005) <br />In order to meet the current needs of the Fire Department, renovation will need to occur at this <br />facility. This building is 40 years old and improvements are required to update the station. It is <br />recommended that the City build a new apparatus bay addition that is able to house more modern <br />equipment. Interior renovations in the living quarters and expansion into the existing apparatus bay <br />will need to take place to meet the current space demands. These improvements are essential to <br />maintain high quality fire protection services well into the future. <br />Fundin Source <br />Activity Date County Option Income Tax (COIT) <br />2005 366 010 EMS Capital Fund <br />TOTAL $366,010 <br />Projected Ongoing_Operating Cost Impact <br />There are no additional operating costs anticipated. Any increased utility costs are expected to be <br />offset by reduced maintenance costs. <br />D-23 <br />