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Indiana
Union City Indiana uses the annual budgeting process to prepare for capital improvement projects.
Every year, the individual department Supervisors develop operating budgets for their departments. In those budgets, capital improvement line items are proposed. These items cover:
- street paving
- equipment replacement
- infrastructure improvements
The City Council also appropriates funds for capital improvement projects, such as:
- Sidewalk replacement
- Redevelopment
- building repair/replacement
Many times, capital improvements are planned for years in advance. These projects are included in an extended plan. Click the link below to view Union City Indiana's Strategic Plan.
Union City Capital Improvement Plan
In 2007, the City of Union City plans the following projects:
Phase 1 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
$1,200.000 (SRF Funded)
Landsdowne Storm Water Project
$200,000 (OCRA Grant Funded)
Mercantile Building Brownfields
$18,000.00 (CEDIT Funded)
Petroleum Remediation (2 sites)
$120,000.00 (Funded by Indiana Brownfields)
Ohio
Union City strives to provide quality capital improvement projects in the most cost effective manner. The community utilizes a five year plan to proactively prepare for upcoming public infrastructure projects such as:
- The paving of a roadway
- Planning for municipal equipment purchases and replacements such as the purchase of a dump truck
- Preparing for property improvements such as the expansion of the Public Safety Building.
The capital improvements plan is updated every five years by resolution of the Village Council. The plan may be modified as necessary depending upon funding availability.