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TITLE OF DOCUMENT. A reso ution '-1-11Fting the 2019 budget of the Whatcom County Flood Control
Zone District
ATTACHMENTS. Resolution to adopt the 2019 proposed budget, Exhibit A containing the 2019 budget
work plan with capital projects listed, Exhibit B containing a 2019 list of capital budget appropriations.
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Resolution adopting the 2019 budget for the Whatcorn County Flood Control Zone District.
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11/20/2018: Approved 6-1, Byrd opposed
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PROPOSED BY: Public Works
INTRODUCTION DATE: 11/07/2018
RESOLUTION NO. 2018 -044
(A Resolution of the Whatcom County Flood Control
Zone District Board of Supervisors)
ADOPTING THE 2019 BUDGET FOR THE
WHATCOM COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DISTRICT AND SUBZONES
WHEREAS, RCW 86.15.140 requires that the Board of Supervisors of each flood
control zone district and subzone adopt an annual budget for the zone; and
WHEREAS, the statute further requires that the zone or subzone budget be divided
into four appropriation items: overhead and administration; maintenance and operation;
construction and improvements; and bond retirement and interest; and
WHEREAS, under the appropriation item for construction and improvements, the
Board is required to list each flood control improvement or storm water control
improvement planned for the budget year and the estimated expenditure for each during
the next year; and
WHEREAS, the budget may only be adopted after a public hearing for which proper
notice has been given; and
WHEREAS, Fund No. 169 is managed by the County on behalf of the Whatcom
County Flood Control Zone District for purposes of funding flood control, storm water
management, and other water resources work by the County that are consistent with the
powers of the District under RCW 86.15 and RCW 39.34.190; and
WHEREAS, funds obtained by the County through grants or cooperative agreements
for flood control and other water resources work are also managed through Fund No. 169;
and
WHEREAS, the 2019 budget proposed by the County Executive for the Whatcom
County Flood Control Zone District includes proposed expenditures out of Fund 169 to pay
for flood control, storm water management, and other water resources work consistent with
the powers of the District under RCW 86.15 and RCW 39.34.190;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors as follows:
Section I. Approval of the Budget
The Board hereby adopts the 2019 budget for the Flood Control Zone District Fund No. 169
in the amounts set forth in the document titled Whatcom County 2019 Budget and as
modified and presented below and in Exhibit A:
OVERALL BUDGET SUMMARY
Budget
Program
2019 Budget
Code
Program
RCW Appropriation Item
Revenues
Expenditures
169100
Administration
Overhead & administration
$4,980,712
$751,841
169119
Natural Resources Administration
Overhead & administration
Maintenance & operations
585,933
169120
AIS Administration
Overhead & administration
Maintenance & operations
-
169121
Water Planning Administration
Overhead & administration
56,265
113,079
169100
Stormwater Administration (Transfer)
Overhead & administration
-
422,997
169102
Flood Response
Maintenance & operations
-
110,000
169104
Flood Planning
Maintenance & operations
350,000
820,000
169106
Technical Assistance
Maintenance & operations
-
75,000
169108
NFIP and CRS
Maintenance & operations
16,000
175,000
169110
Early Warning
Maintenance & operations
4,225
131,000
169119
Natural Resources Operations
Maintenance & operations
582,500
1,356,722
169120
AIS Operations
Maintenance & operations
-
131,750
169121
Water Planning Operations
Maintenance & operations
75,000
267,950
169100
Stormwater Lake Whatcom Operations (Transfer)
Maintenance & operations
-
836,000
169700
Stormwater NPDES Phase 11
Maintenance & operations
187,480
169100
Stormwater Lake Whatcom Capital (Transfer)
Construction & improvements
-
-
169112
Repair and Maintenance
Construction & improvements
730,600
2,184,439
169114
Flood Hazard Reduction
Construction & improvements
633,830
1,672,200
$7,429,132
$9,821,390
Total 2019 FCZD Budget $(2,392,258)
Code
Program
Revenues
Expenditures
16923
Acme /VanZandt Subzone
Overhead & administration
$500
16925
Birch Bay Subzone
Overhead & administration
-
233,638
16921
Lynden /Everson Subzone
Maintenance & operations
39,712
41,000
16922
Sumas /Nooksack /Everson Subzone
Maintenance & operations
123,825
20,000
16923
Acme /VanZandt Subzone
Maintenance & operations
25,440
6,315
16924
Samish Watershed Subzone
Maintenance & operations
21,620
16,250
16925
Birch Bay Subzone
Maintenance & operations
774,052
95,200
16921
Lynden /Everson Subzone
Construction & improvements
-
54,600
16922
Sumas /Nooksack /Everson Subzone
Construction & improvements
195,000
16923
Acme /VanZandt Subzone
Construction & improvements
30,000
16925
Birch Bay Subzone
Construction & improvements
1,048,000
$984,649
$1,740,503
Total of 2019 FCZD Sub -Zone Budgets
$(755,854)
Section II. Provisions Restricting Expenditures, Authorizing Actions, and Setting
Expectations.
For purposes of purchasing and award, projects listed in the attached exhibit (B) FCZD
Construction and Improvements Work Plan shall be administered pursuant to WCC Chapter
3.08.100 A.(2) and A.(3) using the process prescribed for capital budget appropriations.
Contracts for goods and services on individual items or projects listed in Exhibit (B) may be
exceeded by up to 10 %, provided expenditures in total do not exceed the total
appropriation for the FCZD construction and improvement Work Plan.
APPROVED this 20 day of November , 2018.
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Flood Control Zone District
2019 Budget
Work Plan and Supporting Documentation
DETAIL FOR FCZD PROGRAM AREAS
)D MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
Wage and Benefits
Sand and sandbags
Preparedness training
Sector observers during response
Construction contracts
TOTAL $
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues Expenditures
$ 10,000
$ 35,000
$ 5,000
$ 40,000
$ 20,000
- $ 110,000
(110,000)
Exhibit A
;ludes pre - deployed and sand bags for training
ad and M&O employees and equipment
ad employees wages and benefits for 1 significant flood event
ring and immediately following response
dget based on 2009 flood with cost & wage increases
18 YE projection assumes fall flood
ood Planning (169104)
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues
Expenditures
Revenues Expenditures
Assumptions /Notes
Lower Nooksack
Wage and Benefits
Wage and Benefits
$ 150,000
FEMA Floodplain mapping
CFHMP refinement/update
$ 10,000
Formal process started in late 2016
Facilitation
$ 15,000
2018 budget for projected contract balance; CA into 2019 plus
2019
Permit reviews $
new budget for amendment if needed
Hydraulic modeling /alternatives analyses
$ 150,000
Contracted in 2017; CA into 2018; new BA for 2019
Engineering design / Plan development
$ 200,000 $ 200,000
Contract consultant in 2017 for initial phase and supplement in
TOTAL $
16,000
2018 as work is better defined; Revenues are NEP funding
Structure surveys in overflow corridors
$ 150,000 $ 150,000
Likely 2019 Ill field effort defined; Revenues are NEP funding
Geomorphic reach analyses
$ 50,000
Amendment in 2019 for assistance to reach teams
Sediment management
$ -
USGS cost - share; 2017 expenditures include 2016 charges billed
late; contract ends in 2018
Habitat assessment
$ 60,000
Contracted in 2017 and will CA into 2018; revenues from SRFB
grant
Flood event mapping
$ 20,000
$6600 for 2017 contract; 2018 contract will CA into 2019
Reach 1 Sediment
NEP- funded USGS Study; contract in 2018 and CA into 2019
High water mark survey
$ 25,000
Assumes flood each year
TOTAL
$ 350,000 $ 820,000
2018 Supp. Budget is $72730 less than JDE due to miscode
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE
$ (470,000)
on USGS CA for gaging under 169110
Wage and Benefits
Postage for Special District reassessments
NET IMPACT TO FUND
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues Expenditures Assumptions /Notes
$ 75,000
$ - CDID #5 to be updated in 2018 now that parcel coverage improved
$ $ 75,000
$ (75,000)
ational Flood insurance Prgm (169108)
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues
Expenditures
Revenues
Expenditures
Assumptions /Notes
Wage and Benefits
$ 150,000
2018 exp includes CA from 2017 plus 2018 contract; 2017 CA of
FEMA Floodplain mapping
$ 10,000
New mapping in 2018 - expenditures for public meeting notice in
Canadians reimburse cost to maintain gage; AVZ pays for Jones
2019
Permit reviews $
16,000
$ -
Flood permit fees
Public education /CRS activities
$ 2,500
$ 15,000
CRS mailings
TOTAL $
16,000
$ 175,000
$ 12,000
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $
(159,000)
$ 10,000
Wage and Benefits
Nooksack River gages - USGS
Everson MainSt stage gage _ USGS
SNOTEL sites - USDA
WWU camera on Swift Creek slide
Emergency access to SNOTEL
Equipment for gage upgrades /repairs
Repairs and maintenance
NET IMPACT TO FUND
Proposed 2019 Budget
Assumptions /Notes
Revenues
Expenditures
$ 5,000
$ 96,500
2018 exp includes CA from 2017 plus 2018 contract; 2017 CA of
$72,731 miscoded to 169104 in JDE; 3% cost increase per yr
$ 4,225
Canadians reimburse cost to maintain gage; AVZ pays for Jones
gage directly
$ -
2017 was last year of 5 -year contract; Feds to pay in future
$ 2,500
2017 contract for 5 -year duration at $2500 /yr; CA's of $3730
$ 5,000
$ 12,000
Equip at NF gage may need replacing
$ 10,000
$ 4,225
$ 131,000
$ (126,775)
Sediment trap /channel improvement design WSE design / construction support, 2018 CA and amendment
Sediment trap /channel imp. construction $100,000 reallocated to Marine Drive (169112); $70,000
reallocated for land; $2k CA for appraisal
Easements Construction funding reallocated for easements; used some of
Jones land budget too
Feasibility study /concept design
Funding for downstream analysis $ - I ILA executed in 2016 and CA'd into 2017 for reimbursement of City's
expenses; new 2018 budget for balance, may CA into 2019
TOTAL $ 633,830 $ 1,672,200
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $ (1,038,370)
Flood Control Zone District
Exhibit A
2019 Budget
Work Plan and Supporting Documentation
-DOD CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENTS
epair and Maintenance (169112)
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues
Expenditures
Assumptions /Notes
Wage and Benefits
$ 110,000
onstruction Projects
Emergency /new projects as needed
$ 50,000
$ 350,000
Assumed costs for responding to flood /new repairs (fall 2018 flood
assumed); increased due to cost of recent emergencies
Miscellaneous repair projects
$ 50,000
Placeholder for small projects; fall 2018 flood assumed
Marine Drive Levee Repair
$ 5,000
Revenues from WDFW; $100,000 reappropriated from High Cr
Truck Road Emergency Bank Protection
$ 25,000
50/50 cost -share with Roads; budget from emergency allocation -
replenished by supplement; $50,000 for 2019 assumed mitigation
Red River Levee Stabilization (SWIF)
$ 63,000
$ 200,000
Survey and permit fees in 2018; in -house design; construction in
2019; assumes 30% cost -share from DD #1 or others
Hannegan Levee Rehabilitation (USACE)
$ 27,600
$ 92,000
PIR local sponsor share is $90,620 plus title reports; revenues
from LE Subzone
Abbott Levee Erosion Protection
$ 570,000
$ 1,100,000
Assumes Roads pays 50% and LE pays $20,000 (2 %) due to
declining fund balance
Sande - Williams Levee Rehabilitation
$ 20,000
$ 100,000
USACE Cost -share split 80/20 between FCZD and DD #2
itigation Planning /Implementation
Jail crew
$ 117,439
Jail crew labor for FCZD and SWIF projects; available to diking or
subzones
Reveg planning /coordination
$ 25,000
2017 contract with CD, CA into 2018; new contract in 2019
Reveg /misc supplies
$ 10,000
Increased to cover plant replacement costs for Deming and other
past projects as needed
TOTAL
$ 730,600
$ 2,184,439
2018 supp budget inc $100,000 from High Crk
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE
$ (1,453,839)
opd Hazard Reduction (16914)
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues
Expenditures
Assumptions /Notes
Wage and Benefits
$ 190,000
,rift Creek
.
Bank stabilzation /channel excavation
$ 105,000
SNE cost- share; 2018 YE assumes Roads pays 50% of $250k project;
2019 is transfer to new Swift Creek fund
)wer Nooksack River
Deming levee improvement constr. (708004)
$ -
Planting in 2018; CA for plants $3314; 2019 maint under 112
Marietta property acquisition & demo (FEMA FMAG-
$ 330,050
$ 377,200
Boyd and Allen in 2017; Turk appraisals and title work in 2018 with
716002)
acquisition in 2019; revenues are FEMA grant
Marietta property acquisition & demo New properties
$ 50,000
Allocation for new properties that become available and non -grant
expenses; increased allocation as mitigation for Marine Drive
Levee
Leases for agriculture
$ 3,780
River Rd and Emmerson Rd properties
Floodplain acquisition
$ 300,000
$ 300,000
Budget was from plant materials CA; option agreement would need
to be extended for next round of Floodplains by Design funding;
2019 is for Reach 1 property with USFS funding thru WDFW
Ferndale Levee Improvement Project Phase 1
$ 200,000
Survey, hydraulic analysis, alteratives analysis, conceptual design
in 2018/19; supplement if FbD grant awarded in 2019
Lynden Levee Improvement Project (in conjunction with
$ 40,000
USAGE rehab in 2020 to include culvert replacement; survey,
USAGE rehab project)
hydraulics, wetland /permitting for channel relocation by FCZD
Rayhorst Levee Improvements
$ 60,000
Design, permit and construct project to widen and backslope levee
>nes Creek Deflection Berm (712004)
Survey
Survey and base mapping for design
Berm and bridge design
$ 75,000
Contract in 2018 and CA into 2019
Land /easement acquisition
$ 125,000
Purchase of parcels /easements for berm /road construction; 2018
Inc. CA for appraisal; 2019 exp for appraisals /relocation asst
Construction
Construction budget to be established once design is further along
Sediment trap /channel improvement design WSE design / construction support, 2018 CA and amendment
Sediment trap /channel imp. construction $100,000 reallocated to Marine Drive (169112); $70,000
reallocated for land; $2k CA for appraisal
Easements Construction funding reallocated for easements; used some of
Jones land budget too
Feasibility study /concept design
Funding for downstream analysis $ - I ILA executed in 2016 and CA'd into 2017 for reimbursement of City's
expenses; new 2018 budget for balance, may CA into 2019
TOTAL $ 633,830 $ 1,672,200
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $ (1,038,370)
Flood Control Zone District
2019 Natural Resources Budget
Work Plan and Supporting Documentation
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues Expenditures
NATURAL RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
Staff $
Office and operating $
TOTAL $ $
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $ (585,933)
NATURAL RESOURCES OPERATIONS
Salmon Recovery
Staff
Restoration effectiveness monitoring,
adaptive management, and stewardship
Maintaining existing restoration projects*
New restoration projects*
Marine Resources Committee
Staff
MRC restoration projects
Water Quality /Pollution Identification & Cor
Program Coordination
Water Quality Monitoring
Data Management
Technical Assistance
Community Outreach
Incentives
Compliance
Coordination and Planning
Lake Whatcom Homeowner Incentive
Program
WSU Extension outreach services
ction
66,294 $
8,706 $
100,800 $
206,400 $
94,497 $
22,000 $
83,803 $
306,306
279,627
585,933
Includes salary for 2.5 FTEs and overtime.
Exhibit A
127,035 1 FTE
Includes $51,000 for WGG crew, plant survival surveys, spraying
noxious weeds, and plant materials for replacement of failing
51,000 plants at restoration projects
32,250 WCC crew contract for maintaining previously planted projects
Contracted services for activities supporting planting, fencing,
30,000 culvert replacement, etc.
66,393 0.7 FTE
8,607 MRC grant funding minus labor
127,035 Program Coordinator (1 FTE)
Sampling personnel, lab contract, vehicles, equipment (1.25 FTE
263,229 extra help)
100,800 WCD Data Manager
206,400 WCD Farm Planners
135,439 Outreach staff, WCD staff, supplies
43,000 OSS and small farm cost share
83,803 PDS Staff
Staff time only (0.5 FTE); contracted services under Stormwater
$ 56,731 budget
$ 25,000
TOTALS $ 582,500 $ 1,356,72,
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCEI $ (774,222)
TOTAL FOR COST CENTER $ 582,500 $ 1,942,654
$ 1,360,154
*Integrated Salmon Recovery /Flood Hazard Reduction capital and planning pro
Acquatic lnvasive Species (169120) , Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues Expenditures
AIS ADMINISTRATION
Staff $ $
Office and operating $
TOTAL $ $
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $
AIS OPERATIONS
Coordination and Planning
Education and Inspection
Interlocal Agreement (COB) $ $ 123,000
AIS online education program website
maintenance $ $ 8,750
TOTAL $ $ 131,750
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $ (131,750)
TOTAL FOR COST CENTER $ $ 131,750
$ $ 131,750
appear under Cost Center 169114 and 169104.
IMisc. Expenses
Contribution to City for AIS Program; includes COB program cost
increase
Contracted services for online course /website support
WATER PLANNING ADMINISTRATION
Staff $
Office and operating
TOTAL $
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE $
WATER PLANNING OPERATIONS
Coordination and Planning
Hirst Response /Watershed Planning
LENS Groundwater Model
LIO administration
Stream Gauging
TOTAL
NET IMPACT TO FUND BALANCE
TOTAL FOR COST CENTER
Flood Control Zone District
2019 Natural Resources Budget
Work Plan and Supporting Documentation
Proposed 2019 Budget
Revenues Expenditures
56,265 $ 112,529
$ 550
56,265 $ 113,079
(56,814)
ptions /Notes
Exhibit A
$
$ 200,000
Consultants
$
$ -
$336,526 Professional services contract
$ 75,000
$ 67,950
Administration of LIO process
USGS Stream Monitoring /AESI GW Monitoring Contracts
$ 75,000
$ 267,950
$ (192,950)
$ 131,265
$ 381,029
$ 249,764
Fund balance as of December 31, 2017
2018 Estimated Revenues:
Assessment
Interest earnings /penalties
2018 Estimated Expenditures:
Levee vegetation maintenance
Mole control
Alternative corrections crew labor
Tree removal
Mitigation plan implementation
Pipe inspections (1 pipe)
Coordination
Lynden /Everson Subzone
2019 Budget
and Fund Balance Projections
$219,987 ( +)
Total
Projected December 2018 fund balance $182,024
2019 Revenues - Proposed Budget
Assessment
Interest earnings
2019 Expenditures - Proposed Budget
Levee vegetation maintenance
Mole control
Alternative corrections crew labor
Address new ACOE deficiencies
Hannegan Levee Rehabilitation (USACE)
Abbott Levee Erosion Protection
Cost - share /repairs as needed
Coordination
Total
Projected December 2019 fund balance $126,136
$37,712
$2,065
(-) Notes
Exhibit A
$20,000 brushing, spraying and hydroseed
$5,000 ACOE deficiency
$15,000 misc levee and mitigation maintenance
$25,000 ACOE deficiency
$5,740 plants for tree removal mitigation
$2,000 ACOE deficiency
$5,000
$39,777 $77,740
$37,712
$2,000
$25,000 brushing, spraying and hydroseed
$6,000 ACOE deficiency
$10,000 misc levee and mitigation maintenance
$0 retaining walls /new problems
$27,600 6% of total project cost
$20,000 50% Road fund, 42.5% FCZD, 7.5% LE
$0
$7,000
$39,712 $95,600
Exhibit A
Sumas /Nooksack/Everson Subzone
2019 Budget
and Fund Balance Projections
Fund balance as of December 31, 2017
$1,226,618 N
(-)
Subtotal
Notes
2018 Estimated Revenues:
$123,825
Assessment
$113,825
Interest earnings
$10,000
2018 Estimated Expenditures:
$51,800
Levee vegetation maintenance
$4,300
brushing and spraying
Mitigation monitoring and maintenance
$5,000
crew and supplies
Alternative corrections crew labor
$5,000
misc maintenance
Cost -share for 2018 Swift Creek project
$37,500
30% of 125,000; assumes 50/50
cost -share with Roads for 250k
Total
$123,825
$51,800
Projected December 2018 fund balance
$1,298,643
2019 Revenues - Proposed Budget
$123,825
Assessment
$113,825
Interest earnings
$10,000
2019 Expenditures - Proposed Budget
$215,000
Levee vegetation maintenance
$5,000
brushing, spraying and hydroseed
Fuel
$5,000
Fuel for pumps
Mitigation monitoring and maintenance
$5,000
crew and supplies
Alternative corrections crew labor
$5,000
misc maintenance
Transfer to Swift Creek project fund
$45,000
150k Road fund, 105K FCZD fund
also transferred for $300k /yr
Cost - share /repairs as needed (new damage)
$150,000
30% of $500,000 project
Total
$123,825
$215,000
Projected December 2019 fund balance
$1,207,468
Exhibit A
Acme/Van Zandt Subzone
2019 Budget
and Fund Balance Projections
Fund balance as of December 31, 2017
$302,795 ( +)
( -)
Subtotal Notes
2018 Estimated Revenues:
$25,666
Assessment
$22,940
Interest earnings
$2,726
2018 Estimated Expenditures:
$21,435
Cost -share /repairs as needed
$15,000
30 of 50k project
M &O for Jones Creek stage /prec gage
$6,135
9 month operation
with telemetry
Admin support for meetings /minutes
$300
Total
$25,666
$21,435
Projected December 2018 fund balance
$307,026
2019 Revenues - Proposed Budget
$25,440
Assessment
$22,940
Interest earnings
$2,500
2019 Expenditures - Proposed Budget
$36,815
Cost - share /repairs as needed
$30,000
30% of 100k project
M &O for Jones Creek stage /prec gage (9
$6,315
9 month operation
month operation)
with telemetry
Admin support for meetings /minutes
$500
Total
$25,440
$36,815
Projected December 2019 fund balance
$295,651
Samish Watershed Subzone
Exhibit A
2019 Proposed Budget
and Fund Balance Projections
Fund balance as of December 31, 2017 $112,866
N
( -)
Subtotal Notes
2018 Estimated Revenues:
$21,620
Assessment
$21,010
Interest earnings
$610
2018 Estimated Expenditures:
$13,750
Natural resource staff salaries, wages, benefits
$3,850
Office & operating supplies
$150
Repair & maintain weir & channel - contract services
$3,500
Repairs & Maintenance - interfund
$5,500
Permits
$750
Total
$21,620
$13,750
Projected Fund Balance December 31, 2018 $120,736
2019 Revenues - Proposed Budget
$21,620
Assessment
$21,010
Interest earnings
$610
2019 Expenditures - Proposed Budget
$16,250
Natural resource staff salaries, wages, benefits
$4,750
Office & operating supplies
$750
Repair & maintain weir & channel - contract services
$4,500
Repairs & Maintenance - interfund
$5,500
Permits
$750
Total
$21,620
$16,250
Projected December 2019 fund balance $126,106
Birch Bay Subzone
2019 Budget
Exhibit A
Administration/
Program
Capital
Maintenance &
Water Quality
Education &
Habitat
2019 Break Out
Personnel
Development &
Improvement
Small Works
Monitoring
Outreach
Improvement
Total
Overhead/
Management
Projects
Admin M &O Construction
2019
2019
2019
2019
2019
2019
2019
2019
A O C
Object Account
Salaries & Wages
56,935
56,935
Extra Help
23,500
23,500
Overtime
4,000
4,000
Benefits
44,474
44,474
128,909
Total Salaries & Benefits
128,909
128,909
Unrealized Gain (Loss)
0
0
Office & Operating Supplies
1,000
4,800
15,000
20,800
5,800 15,000
Office & Oper. Supplies - Interfund
200
200
200
Printing
3,000
3,000
3,000
Books /Publications /Subscrip.
200
200
200
Tools & Equipment
100
100
100
Software
1,500
1,500
1,500
Contractual Services
12,500
12,500
12,500
Professional Services
15,000
10,000
129,000
20,000
1,500
175,500
26,500 149,000
Building Maintenance
1,181
1,181
17181
Construction Contracts
Other Services - Interfund
97,000
12,000
109,000
0 109,000
Postage /Shipping /Freight
500
3,000
3,500
3,500
Postage - Interfund
100
100
100
Telephone
840
840
840
Travel- EduclTraining
1,000
1,000
1;000
Travel -Other
1,500
1,500
1,500
Advertising
800
800
800
Equipment Rental
200
200
200
Space Rental
1,000
250
1,250
1,250
Space Rental- Interfund
1,500
1,500
1,500
Insurance Premium - Interfund
641
641
641
641
Repairs & Maintenance
18,000
18,000
18,000
Repairs & Maintenance - Interfund
10,000
10,000
10,000
Registration/Tuition
2,100
2,100
2,100
Meeting Refreshments
300
200
500
500
Administrative Cost Allocation
13,034
13,034
13,034
Other Miscellaneous
0
Other Miscellaneous- Interfund
0
2,000
2,000
2,000
Intergov. Professional Services
20,000
20,000
20,000
Capital Outlays - Other Improvements
755,000
18,000
773,000
773,000
Operating Transfer Out - Gen Fd
18,378
18,378
18,378
Operati Transfer Out - Strm BBWARM
55,605
55,605
55,605
Total Expenditures
243,388 11,300
981,000
80,000
12,6001
33,550 15,0001
1,376,838
233,6381 95,200 1,048,000 1,376,838
Birch Bay Subzone
2019 Capital Budget
° Capital Improvement Projects
Object Code Project /Program 2019
North Cottonwood Neighborhood Stormwater Improvements (Hazel)
6630 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
7380 CAPITAL OUTLAYS - OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
Exhibit A
6699 OTHER SERVICES INTERFUND 1,500
7199 OTHER MISC INTERFUND
Birch Bay Drive /Petticote Lane Drainage Improvements (PW -2 & 3)
6630 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 47,500
7380 CAPITAL OUTLAYS - OTHER IMPROVEMENTS 755,000
6699 OTHER SERVICES INTERFUND 75,000
7199 OTHER MISC INTERFUND
Harborview Road Combined Drainage Impry Phase I
6630 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 30,000
7380 CAPITAL OUTLAYS - OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
6699 OTHER SERVICES INTERFUND
7199 OTHER MISC INTERFUND
Lora Lane Tide Gate Modifications
. i
6630 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 51,500
7380 CAPITAL OUTLAYS - OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
6699 OTHER SERVICES INTERFUND
7199 OTHER MISC INTERFUND
14,500
Total Expenditures 981,000
Object Code Totals
6630 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 129,000
6699 OTHER SERVICES INTERFUND 97,000
7199 OTHER MISC INTERFUND 0
7380 CAPITAL OUTLAYS - OTHER IMPROVEMENTS 755,000
Total Expenditures 981,000
Exhibit B
Whatcom County Flood Control Zone District
Flood Capital Program
2019
Department
Fund
Database
ID No.
Project Title
Year
BBWARM 07 -217 Harborview Road Drainage Improvements P1
Cost
Flood Capital Program
Public Works
BBWARM 18 -008 Lora Lane Drainage & Tide Gate Modifications (TC1 -2)
2019 $
66,000
Total
Public Works
Flood Fund
07 -002
Marietta Acquisition
2019
$
452,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
18 -002
Truck Road Emergency Erosion Protection
2019
$
35,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
15 -004
Marine Drive Levee Repair
2019
$
5,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
07 -125
High Creek
2019
$
60,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
18 -003
Hannegan Levee Rehabilitation (USACE)
2019
$
97,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
18 -004
Sande - Williams (DD #2 /USACE)
2019
$
100,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
18 -005
Abbott Levee Erosion Protection
2019
$
1,135,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
16 -001
Rayhorst Levee Improvements
2019
$
85,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
16 -004
Red River Levee Stabilization
2019
$
235,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
16 -002
Twin View Levee Improvements
2019
$
5,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
16 -003
Lynden Levee Improvement
2019
$
80,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
07 -002
Floodplain Acquisition
2019
$
300,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
07 -105
Jones Creek Debris Flow Protection
2019
$
230,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
07 -104
Ferndale Levee Improvement
2019
$
225,000
Public Works
Flood Fund
18 -006
Glacier - Gallup Alluvial Fan Restoration
2019
$
130,000
Total
$
3,174,000
Public Works
BBWARM 07 -242 Birch Bay Drive /Petticote Lane Drainage Improvements (PW -2 & 3)
2019 $
877,500
Public Works
BBWARM 07 -217 Harborview Road Drainage Improvements P1
2019 $
36,000
Public Works
BBWARM 18 -008 Lora Lane Drainage & Tide Gate Modifications (TC1 -2)
2019 $
66,000
Total
$
979,500