Sandy Drainage Improvement Company
Adopted FY 2009-2010 Goals
February 5, 2009

ADOPTED  GOALS:

         
ON-GOING POLICY AND PROCEDURAL
         
1 - Continue to incorporate financial reserve policies into the balanced FY 2009-2010 budget.
          2 - Maintain cost containment through creative planning and cultivation of partnerships, whenever practical.
          3 - Aggressively pursue non-district funds for projects, whenever practical. 
          4 - Receive clean accountant review for FY 2008-2009.
          5 - Gain Corps of engineers “excellent” rating for 2010.
          6 - Develop a 3-5 year, prioritized CIP list, with projected costs and timelines, to be updated each year as 
                part of the budget process.
          7 - Adopt FY 2009-2010 IGA with MCDD.
          8 - Track progress on Troutdale-Reynolds Industrial Park (TRIP) site development options; participate in
               meetings as necessary and/or invited; offer stormwater solutions; seek partnership funding for development
               driven upgrades in facilities.

          FINANCE AND BUDGET
         1 - Board to refine options for funding of future infrastructure.
         2 - Board to consider policies for culvert ownership.

         CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
         1 - Complete Arata Creek culvert removal project..
         2 - Design and construct Salmon Creek Weir.

         3 - Complete engineering for relocation of flood control tower and gates.

         ADMINISTRATIVE
        1- Complete phase 3 on regional stormwater plan with Troutdale and Fairview.
        2 - Finalize LOMAR application and gain FEMA approval for base floodplain elevation.
        3 - Finalize with Port on west ditch location issue in conjunction with runway expansion.
        4 - Work with Port and Cities to design and construct levee trails.
        5 - Negotiate an IGA with Multnomah County for culvert and ditch maintenance services.
        6 - Coordinate Multnomah Couty CIP for aging and under capacity culverts.
       
7 - Coordinate with the Port on design and regulatory approval for Salmon Creek and wetland enhancement for 300 acres to allow for flood storage.
        8 - Coordinate emergency action plan with Company partners.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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