Proposition C: City Facilities

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$39 Million

How will Proposition C appear on the ballot?

THE ISSUANCE OF $39,000,000 TAX BONDS FOR A PARKS OPERATION CENTER/BUILDING MAINTENANCE FACILITY AND A LOGISTICS EQUIPMENT AND STORAGE BUILDING

What’s included in Proposition C?

  • New Combined Parks Operations & Building Services Building
  • New Logistics Center with Storage and Auction Warehouse

Joint Parks Operations & Building Services Building

  • 21,000 sqft for office and cubicles
  • 10,000 sqft climate-controlled workspace for mechanics and storage
  • Shared workspace for conference rooms, training rooms, break rooms, kitchenette, and parking for guests, City staff and vendors
  • Proposed location off Parkwood between Hickory St. & Stonebrook Pkwy.

Logistics Center Addition

  • 15,000 – 18,000 sqft facility
  • Proposed location adjacent to current Logistics Center on Public Works site
  • Space would be a climate climate-controlled warehouse
  • Increased storage racks and open floor space
  • Includes site work for paving area south of water tank

Why should I vote for Proposition C?

Improved Efficiency and Service Delivery: Consolidating city facilities can provide a better-coordinated and more efficient response to the needs of the community. This can improve the speed, quality, and overall service delivery to residents.

Long-Term Infrastructure Needs: Investing in city facilities can help ensure that your community’s infrastructure needs are met for years to come, minimizing the need for costly emergency repairs and replacements.

Cost Savings: Co-locating city operations can help reduce costs associated with maintenance, utilities, and other operational expenses. This can help save money in the long run.

Job Creation: The construction and maintenance of city facilities can create jobs in your community, from construction and maintenance to administrative and support positions.

Better Work Environment: Aging facilities are often overcrowded due to limited space and an expanding workforce. New facilities create a better work environment for city staff, which can lead to improved productivity, better job satisfaction, and reduced turnover.

Future Flexibility: Investing in city facilities can provide greater flexibility and capacity for future growth and expansion, helping to better meet the needs of the community over time.

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