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6. 20. <br /> CC Regular Session <br /> Meeting Date: 11/26/2024 <br /> PrimaryStrategic Plan Initiative: Identify and implement operational efficiencies,cost savings and additional <br /> g funding sources. <br /> Title: <br /> Adopt Resolution#24-333 Adopting the 2025 Parking Ramp Maintenance Budget and Adopt Resolution#24-334 <br /> Allocating the Parking Ramp Maintenance Costs per the Adopted 2025 Budget <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> Purpose: <br /> Allocate costs of the municipal parking ramp to the respective users: City, Residence at the COR Apartments and <br /> Transit per the Parking Use and Maintenance Agreement(PUMA). <br /> Background: <br /> The city adopted an amended and restated Parking Improvement Use and Maintenance Agreement(PUMA) for <br /> Parking District A(City Municipal Ramp) on April 30,2012 and First Amendment on January 8,2013. This <br /> agreement obligates the owner of each parcel in Parking District A to pay the City for costs the city has or will <br /> incur to maintain,repair and replace the District A parking improvements based on an allocated costs assigned to <br /> each parcel. This agreement was transferred from Flaherty and Collins to Residence at the COR Apartments, <br /> LLC with the sale of the property on April 9, 2015. <br /> Per the agreement, the city is required to prepare a budget for formal adoption at least 30 days prior to fiscal <br /> year-end or by November 30 outlining the anticipated parking maintenance costs for the next fiscal year and <br /> adopt a resolution allocating the budgeted parking maintenance costs among the parcels per the parcels "allocated <br /> share". <br /> The city's 2025 Parking Ramp Maintenance Budget is attached that also includes the calculation of each parcels <br /> allocated share. <br /> Time Frame/Observations/Alternatives: <br /> Per Secions 7-9 of the PUMA, the city is required to establish an annual parking maintenance budget <br /> and allocate the respective shares to those parcels receiving benefit. <br /> Funding Source: <br /> The parking ramp is funded by the budget of General Government Buildings under the General Fund <br /> and the allocated share charged to Residence at the COR Apartments, LLC for their usage of 275 stalls <br /> in the parking ramp. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Approve attached Resolution#24-333 Adopting the 2025 Parking Ramp Maintenance Budget <br /> and <br /> Approve attached Resolution#24-334 Allocating the Parking Ramp Maintenance Costs per the adopted 2025 <br /> budget based on each parcel allocated share as outlined. <br /> Outcome/Action: <br />