First Annual Public Works Report AND Infrastructure Report Card, City Council Workshop, October 2, 2017

ABSTRACT: The First Annual Public Works Report AND Infrastructure Report Card, City Council Workshop, October 2, 2017, presented by Public Works Director Bob Harary, included Objectives, Public Works Overview, Key Tasks, Resources and Strengths, Challenges and Opportunities, Infrastructure Report Card, Summary and Questions.

SUMMARY – PUBLIC WORKS

• Public Works = 5 Divisions: Environmental Programs, Facilities, Forest, Parks & Beach, Project Management, & Streets

• Strengths: Teamwork, Task Diversity, Hard Working Crews, Collaboration, Measure D

• Improvement Strategies: Updating Contracts, Starting CIPs, Reaching out to Contractors & Consultants, Initiating Accountability

• Challenges: 25% Vacancies, Increasing Regulations, Older Facilities, Outdated Yard, Decaying Infrastructure

• Rebuilding the Foundation in Public Works

SUMMARY – INFRASTRUCTURE

• Community Treasures: Carmel Beach, MTNP, Sunset Center, Forest Theater, Urban Forest w/10,000 Trees, Exceptional Downtown Amenities – A Great Village!

• Major Investment Needed: Drainage, Shoreline, MTNP, Sunset Center & Old Buildings

• Ongoing Investment Needed: Pavement, Fleet, Facilities

• Measure D is Vital to Sustain Infrastructure

• Community Expectations exceeds Resources

• Annual Updates

The First Annual Public Works Report AND Infrastructure Report Card, City Council Workshop, October 2, 2017, document copy is embedded.

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First Annual Public Works Report AND Infrastructure Report Card
City Council Workshop
October 2, 2017