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- 1. City of Hutto, TexasBond Election Photo by Boyum Photography
- 3. August 6: City Council orders election
- 10. Survey results
- 13. Backed by property taxes
- 15. Why go GO?
- 20. Metcalf $738,000
- 21. Jim Cage/Front Intersection Improvements $200,000
- 22. Fencing Along Major Arterials $450,000
- 23. Sidewalks – FM 1660 South $500,000
- 29. Includes:
- 30. sidewalks
- 31. curb and gutter improvementsEstimated Cost: Design 63,000 Construction 539,000 Other 0 Total 602,000 Anticipated Schedule: Design 2011 Construction 2012
- 35. Front St. = 1,190 feet
- 36. Creekside Subdivision = 1,932 feet
- 37. Orgain and Hague Area = 334 feet
- 38. Clarks Crossing and Carol Meadows Subdivision = 1,091 feetApproximately $55 per linear foot. (depending on material/style) (additional $750 per gate) Estimated Cost - $450,000
- 41. Evans St. to Farley Middle School and Hutto Ray ElementaryEstimated Cost: Design 75,000 Construction 425,000 Other 0 Total 500,000 Anticipated Schedule: Design 2012 Construction 2012
- 42. Parks and Park Facilities Park Improvements Estimated Cost Fritz Park Improvements $ 2,300,000 Future Park Facilities & Parkland Acquisitions 1,000,000 Subtotal $ 3,300,000
- 43. Parks & Recreation Improvements Overview PROSTMP – Major Goals Goal 1: To develop park facilities to serve the existing, as well as the impending growth of the community. Goal 2: To plan park facilities meeting the projected population growth. Goal 3: To determine potential locations for future parkland Goal 4: To preserve adequate open space for the long-term population growth of Hutto. Goal 5: To plan development of recreational facilities with the health safety and well being of the community as a primary consideration.
- 44. Parks & Recreation Improvements Overview PROSTMP - Recommended Actions Revised Parkland Dedication Ordinance (Yr 1)* Develop Hutto Lake Park (Yrs1-3)** Acquire parkland for multiuse sports complex Improve Existing Facilities (Yrs2-4)** Develop 2-4 miles of additional trail (Yrs3-5)** Develop Park for subdivision north of Hutto Elementary (Yrs2-4) *Completed Aug07 **In Progress
- 45. Parks & Recreation Improvements Overview PROSTMP - Recommended Actions Develop Community Center & Outdoor Recreational Swim Center (Plan Begin In 3yrs/Open Late 2012) Acquire Parkland in NW Section of Hutto Water Play/Sprayground Facility in NC or SC Section of Hutto Develop 2-4 miles of additional trail Develop acquired Parkland in NW Hutto Expand Sports Complex Facilities
- 47. Add internal walking trail
- 48. Add additional parkingAnticipated Schedule: Design 2010 Construction 2011 Estimated Cost: Total $2,300,000
- 52. City would own facility
- 53. YMCA would provide equipment and operateAnticipated Schedule: Design 2011 Construction 2012 Estimated Cost: Total 5,000,000 25,000 sq. ft. facility Source: YMCA
- 63. Operations and MaintenanceSource: City of Hutto
- 67. Survey asked residents to:
- 68. rate satisfaction with services
- 69. reasons and means for communicating with the City
- 71. Source: City of Hutto
- 74. Leadership
- 75. Quality of Life – Prop. 2&4
- 77. Service Delivery
- 78. Fiscal and Budgetary – All
- 79. Public Safety
- 80. Transportation – Prop. 1
- 81. Education
- 85. Legislative AgendaSource: City of Hutto
- 89. Assumes 5% annual assessed valuation growth
- 90. Approximately $.16 I&S Increase over next five years if 5% assessed valuation growthSource: City of Hutto
Hinweis der Redaktion
- A General Obligation Bond is a common type of municipal bond that is secured by a local government’s pledge to use legally available resources, including tax revenues, to repay bond holders. Bonds are generally used for public projects including streets, drainage, sidewalk, building and park improvements. General Obligation Bonds are backed by the full faith and credit of the City.
- Creekside Subdivision = 1,932 feetOrgain and Hague area = 334 feetClarks Crossing and Carol Meadows Subdivisions = 1,091 feet
- Median age is 33.6 as of 2007 according to this survey
- -Strategic Guide has 13 policy statements-Guides Hutto’s growth to 2030-Bolded Policies are directly related to the bond