Department Project Cost Estimate: Public Works

City of Surprise, AZ Federal Project Priority List
DEPARTMENT PROJECT COST ESTIMATE
Community Development
Community Development NSP Enhancements $1,000,000

Community Development Weatherization $200,000
Total Cost $1,200,000
Public Works
High Priority Infrastructure
Public Works Addition of Solar Voltaic Cells to top of City Hall Parking Garage $800,000
Public Works - UT CIP Roseview Water Supply Facility (WSF) Arsenic Treatment $2,200,000
Public Works - UT CIP Asante/Desert Oasis Water Supply Facility Arsenic Treatment $3,000,000
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Misc. Projects
Public Works - UT CIP SPA 1 Greenway Roadway Improvements - Reclaimed Line and $2,000,000
Sewer Line (Project No. 20911)
Parks
Public Works Skate Park $900,000
Total Cost $900,000
Publi Works - Total Cost $8,900,000
Transportation
Transportation Dysart/Grand Avenue intersection geometric improvements $3,000,000
Transportation Bell Road Landscaping and lighting $8,908,900
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City wide installation/upgrade for video detection and video

Transportation management software $300,000
Transportation Bell Road Reconstruction $5,000,000
Transportation Dysart/Grand Avenue intersection geometric improvements $3,000,000
Transportation Bell Road Landscaping and lighting $8,908,900
Economic Development
Economic Development Technology Accelerator 1-3 million
Economic Development Small Scale Solar Demo Project 30-50 million
Economic Development Recycling/Incineration Facility 20 million

Total Cost $73,000,000.00
CRS
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Surprise Tennis & Racquet Complex Stadium and Pickleball

CRS $3,500,000
Court
Adaptive Recreation Center $15,700,000
CRS
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Surprise Recreation Campus Final Phase $2,000,000
CRS
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STATUS AGENCY PRIORITY
Original Award Pending. These funds are in addition to the NSP Enhancement funds awarded the
City in November 2008. The enhancement funds will be awarded on a competitive basis. HUD 1
Replaces existing but unfunded minor repair program FED/State 2
This project will be funded under the Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) COS 1
program. The City has been allocated $812,800.00 through a formula grant.
100% Design - 50% Constructed The AZWIFA 2

ARRA funding list for Drinking Water projects has been posted. The project was not selected to
receive funding in the first round of ARRA (stimulus) dollars.
100% Design - 0% Constructed The 3

Asante/Desert Oasis project was prioritized as 61 on the AZWIFA Drinking Water projects. The
project was not funded although funding could become availible based on the the "tier one"
projects not meeting criteria or submitting required documents.
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100% Design - Ready to Bid The SPA 4

1 Greenway Improvements project was prioritized as 30 under the Clean Water projects
submitted for stimulus funding. The project has a good chance of being funded if projects on the
priority list do not meet criteria or submit required documentation. Fudning was availble to fund
the first twenty prioritized projects.
Design Complete for site located west of Aquatic Center on Bullard COS 5
Environmental Clearance by ADOT for Grand Avenue Wideing Project from 99 Avenue to SR 303
as part of ADOT managed RTP project MAG 1
Project details can be completed in a limited amount of time MAG 2
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Traffic Monitoring & Management City Wide -11 locations new , 42 locations upgrade. Involves
no right of way (installation on existing poles) acquisition or foreseeable environmental concerns. MAG 3
Design nearing completion/Bid 1st Qtr 09 MAG 4

Environmental Clearance by ADOT for Grand Avenue Wideing Project from 99 Avenue to SR 303
as part of ADOT managed RTP project MAG 5
Project details can be completed in a limited amount of time MAG 6
New Program COS 1
New Program COS 2
New Program COS 3
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Plug and play with design and installation ready relatively quickly
Conceptual designs complete. City owns site and ready for build.
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Design
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MATCHING SOURCE
Fed/State/City SHOVEL READY? BRIEF PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Abandoned and Foreclosed Home Purchase & Home

NONE Yes Buyer Assistance
NONE Yes Home minor repair and weatherization
UNKNOWN Yes Construct car shelters equipped with solar voltaic cells
on the upper level of the new City Hall parking garage.
The solar cells will provide the City Hall with alternative
power source.
City Yes Design and construct a 1,000 gpm arsenic treatment

plant at the Roseview Water Supply Facility. This is a
City funded and City constructed project to treat
drinking water to meet the EPA arsenic level standards.
City Yes Design and construct a 4,000 gpm arsenic treatment

plant at the Asante Water Supply Facility. This is a
developer funded and developer constructed project to
treat drinking water to meet the EPA arsenic level
standards.
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City Yes 16-inch Reclaimed Line and 12-inch Sewer Line along
Greenway Road from Litchfield Road to Bullard Avenue.
This project is in support of the Surprise Center
Infrastructure and also a roadway project to develop
Greenway Road.
WIFA Clean Water priority projects - http
UNKNOWN Yes Construct public skate park of approximately 20,000SF

of skating surface for skateboarding, BMX biking, and
rollerblade use.
Grand Avenue widening and Dysart/Grand intersection

City Yes upgrade
This project includes landscaping and lighting on Bell

City Yes Road from Avenue of Arts to the Beardsley Canal
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project to Install video detection at several

intersections that are currently running on older loops
detectors, upgrade all existing signals with
communication management cards and new bus
City Yes Interface
Reconstruction of road from Parkview to SR 303

(Eastbound Lane) and mill and fill the existing
City Yes Pavement from SR303 to Beardsley Canal.
Grand Avenue widening and Dysart/Grand intersection
City Yes upgrade
This project includes landscaping and lighting on Bell

City Yes Road from Avenue of Arts to the Beardsley Canal
Reuse city hall to house early stage technology

businesses. Funding needed for rehabbing of facility,
yes upgrading space for lab facilities.
Utilize City property to develop a solar photovoltaic

installation. Power could be used to operate City water
no and wastewater treatment plants.
Recycle all the city's refuse using off the shelf

technology developed in Sweden. Would extend
no landfill, save energy and recycle all recyclable materials.
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Construction of a permanent stadium at the Surprise

Tennis and Racquet Complex and 8-10 pickleball courts.
The stadium will have a capacity of 2,000-2,500 with
hospitality area. Projected costs include electrical,
conduit, fiber, sound system, and infrastructure.
COS yes
The Surprise Center for Adapative Recreation and

Enrichment Services (C.A.R.E.S.) facilty will be 20,000
sqft of indoor usualble space with additional 3,000 sqft
of outdoor recreation space, with 10,000 swft of open
outdoor space for programmed activities. The indoor
space will consist of ten main areas: lobby, open
recreation area, gym/multipurpose, physcial therapy
rooms, occupational therapy room, speech room,
sensory/music room, fitness room, office/storage, and
bathrooms. The outside recreation area will consist of
basketball coursts, sand area, horizantal climbing wall,
fully accessible playground equipment, shade structure,
open area, therapy pool. One if four individuals in
Surprise possess some type of disability. This
groundbreaking concept will foster emotional,
intellectual and social skills in a nont-threatening,
cutting edge sensory perception environment.
COS yes
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Final phase of the Surprise Recreation Campus Park to

include landscape, hardscape, and picnic
enhancements to complement Dream Catcher Park, the
Tennis Faciltiy, and exisiting Surprise Community Park.
Elements include additional Ramada's, sidewalks,
pedestrian lighting, and a water play feature.
Landscaping includes retation areas and open spaces.
A booster pumpstation and building to supply effluent
water to use as irrigation for the campus.
COS yes
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n Water priority projects - https://eapps.azwifa.gov/staff/mainreports/arra_governor.asp?programtype=CW&fy=2009
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DEPARTMENT PROJECT
Community Development
Community Development Golf Cart (Neighborhood Electric Vehicle) Pathways and Parking
Community Development Bike Lane Striping and Signs within exisitng ROW
City wide installation/upgrade for video detection and video

Transportation management software
Transportation New Wireless connections for 12 signals
Transportation City wide installation and integration for emergency vehicle Pre-emption
Transportation Pavement Marking Rehabilitation
Transportation Traffic Sign Rehabilitation
Transportation 163rd Avenue, Jomax to Dove Valley Road
Transportation Jomax Road US60 to SR 303L
Transportation Greenway Rd: Litchfield Rd to Bullard Ave
Public Works
Public Works - UT CIP Installation of Recharge Wells at the South Water Reclamation Facility
Public Works - UT CIP Litchfield Reclaimed Water Booster Station (Project No. 20726)
Public Works - UT CIP Greenway-Ashton Ranch Water Line, Reclaimed Line and Sewer Line
(Project No. 20722)
Public Works - UT CIP Cactus Road Reclaimed Line - Dysart to Litchfield (Proj. No. 20728)
Public Works - UT CIP Parkview and Greenway Reclaimed Lines (Proj. No. 20726)
Public Works - UT CIP SPA 1 Bullard Roadway Improvements (Proj. No. 20910)
Ongoing Arsenic Projects

Public Works - UT CIP Ashton Ranch Water Supply Facility Arsenic Treatment
Public Works - UT CIP Rancho Gabriela Water Supply Facility Arsenic Treatment
Public Works - UT CIP Irrigation Booster Station Upgrades at Bell Road Lake
Public Works - UT CIP SPA 3 Initial Water System
Public Works - UT CIP SPA 2 Johnson Well
Public Works - Customer Service Percentage of Water Meter Replacements

Division
Public Works Surprise Farms Park Phase II
Water Conservation
Public Works - UT Environmental Convert the Bell Road Irrigation System to a Reclaimed System and
permit the Bell road lake to a reclaimed holding pond to include
hydrogeology report if necessary
Public Works - UT Environmental Convert the Veramonte Park and the city of Surprise recreation Campus
to Reclaimed water
Security Projects
Public Works Water Supply Facility Security
Public Works Water Reclamation Facility Security
Energy Reduction
Public Works - Facilities Replace & Enhance Energy Management Control Systems in Existing City
Systems
, Convert all City Owned 25 watt four-foot fluorescent lamps with 32 watt
lamps.
Public Works - Operations Add VFD's to Plant Water Pumps
Public Works - Operations Add Oxydation Ditch Dynamic Phasing Control Upgrade - Plants 1-5
Public Works - Vehicle Acquisition of Alternative Fuel and Hybrid Vehicles and the
Infrastructure to Support Them
Misc. Projects
Public Works - UT CIP SPA 1 Greenway Roadway Improvements - Reclaimed Line and Sewer
Line (Project No. 20911)
Meter Replacement
Public Works - Customer Service Full Water Meter Replacements
Division
Parks
Public Works Skate Park
Meter Replacement
Public Works - Customer Service Full Water Meter Replacements

Division
CRS
CRS Citywide Bike/Trail System
CRS Community Park - McMicken Dam Area
CRS Sierra Montana Park Upgrade
CRS Marley Park Upgrades
CRS Veramonte Park Upgrade
CRS Surprise Farms Phase II

CRS Skate Park/Bike Park
CRS Lizard Run Enhancements

COST ESTIMATE STATUS AGENCY
$1,500,000 Ready to begin within 90 days of award of funding Department of Energy
$1,500,000 Could be ready to bid within 90 days of award MAG
Traffic Monitoring & Management City Wide -11 locations

new , 42 locations upgrade. Involves no right of way
(installation on existing poles) acquisition or foreseeable
$300,000 environmental concerns.
Design and installtion can be completed in a relatively
$300,000 short period.
Need procurement of equipement, installtion will be in-
$150,000 house
$460,000 Rehabilitation Program details are in place

Signs to be replaced have been identified. City Wide;
Involves no right of way acquisition or foreseeable
$60,000 environmental concerns.
$3,600,000 DCR Complete; request for final design
$9,000,000
Parial Environmental Clearance done as a part of the Fiber
$2,457,000 project
$6,000,000 80% Design - 0% Constructed The SPA 1
Water Reclaimation facility Recharge Wells project was
prioritized as 28 under the Clean Water projects
submitted for stimulus funding. The project has a good
chance of being funded if projects on the priority list do
not meet criteria or submit required documentation.
Fudning was availble to fund the first twenty prioritized
projects.
$1,500,000 100% Design Complete Ready to Bid The Litchfield

Reclaimed Water Booster Station project was prioritized
as 26 (first 20 awarded) for the Clean Water Projects
funded by AZWIFA. The project has the best score out of
submitted projects. The funding could become availible
based on awarded projects not meeting criteria.
$2,700,000 10% Design - Ready to Bid The

Greenway Ashton Ranch Water, Reclaimed and Sewer
project was prioritized as 29 under the Clean Water
projects submitted to AZWIFA for stimulus funding. The
project has a good chance of being funded if projects on
the priority list do not meet criteria or submit required
documentation. Fudning was availble to fund the first
twenty prioritized projects.
$1,500,000 100% Design - Ready to Bid

$1,500,000 100% Design - Ready to Bid The Parkview/Greenway
project was prioritized as 31 on the AZWIFA ARRA priority
list. The project could be selected for funding based on
the "first tier" projects not meeting the required criteria.
$300,000 100% Design - Ready to Bid
$4,000,000 100% Design - 100% Constructed The

Ashton Ranch project was not selected for ARRA fuding
through AZWIFA. The project has already been completed
and would not meet some of the ARRA criteria.
$4,000,000 100% Design - 60% Constructed The

Rancho Gabriela project was not selected for ARRA
funding through AZWIFA.
$1,750,000 20% Design - 0% Constructed

$1,150,000 0% Design
$500,000 0% Design
$112,000 Waiting for FY10 budget approval Surprise
$2,000,000 Design presently underway. Anticipated completion, June COS

2009.
$250,000 Pending Funding
$150,000 Pending Funding
$1,300,000 Planned in CIP
$1,500,000 North gate upgrade is part of the CIP
$1,500,000 Past budget request
$50,000 New
$60,000 On hold.
$500,000 Planned in CIP
$500,000 New Program
$2,000,000 100% Design - Ready to Bid
$400,000 Ready to begin work. Surprise
$900,000 Design Complete for site located west of Aquatic Center COS
on Bullard
$400,000 Ready to begin work. Surprise

GAP Study in progress, volunteer group identified to
$15,171,600 supplement efforts, local/regional connectivity MAG
requirements identified in Master Plan thru 2020.
$27,500,000 Proposed MAG
Plug and play with design and installation ready relatively

$935,000 MAG
quickly

$1,057,000 MAG
quickly

$939,100 MAG
quickly
Most aspects of design are complete. Remainder can be

$2,557,000 MAG
completed relatively quickly.
$942,000 Design fully complete. City owns site and ready for build. MAG
Conceptual designs complete. Can be finalized fairly

$569,000 MAG
quickly due to limited scope.
MATCHING SOURCE SHOVEL
PRIORITY Fed/State/City READY?
4 NONE Yes
5 N/A Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
TBD Yes
4 City No
5 City Yes
7 City Yes
8 City Yes
9 City Yes
10 City Yes
City Complete
City Yes
City No
1 City No
2 City No
Yes
TBD UNKNOWN Yes
None No
None No
no
no
no
no
6 City Yes
Yes
TBD UNKNOWN Yes
Yes
4 City Yes
5 City No
6 City Yes
7 City Yes
8 City Yes
9 City Yes
10 City Yes
11 City Yes
BRIEF PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Demonstration project to develop an electric golf cart

pathway to connect active adult neighborhoods to activity
areas such as the recreational campus, retail
establishments, museums, park and ride areas and other
destinations. Parking facilities to include solar battery
chargers and premium spaces.
Create bike lanes with striping and signage city wide

Construction of new
project to Install videoWireless
detection connections for 12 signals
at several intersections
to facilitate
that better
are currently traffic
running signal operations
on older loops on functinally
detectors,
City wide
classified installation
arterial and integration
roadways. The for Pre-emption.
project would bring allThe
upgrade
city all existing
hasonline
many signals with
intersections that communication
has either no pre-emption
signals
management within
cards wireless reach
Interface Sinceback
of the Fiber bone,
or pre-emption
install thatand
field hardened
new
needs tobus
switches be
andreplaced. this type
secure radio equipment
of
andwork does
install CCTVnotand
involve
otherground disturbance
ITS devices and
practical forwould
each go
Upgrading
on existing pavement
infrastructuremarkings
we on roadways
would not need eligible
any for
location.funds and establish a pavement marking
federal
Clearances. This would greatly improve the response time,
maintenance program.
safety of emergency 350 laneand
personnel miles of functionally
overall safety for the
classified roadways–
traveling public includes one time cost of purchasing a
long line striping machine/truck and cost of material for
one application. Contractor cost per year is around
$380,000 per year for the same work.
Traffic Sign rehabilitation of around 500 speed limit signs,
500 street name signs and 150 Advance streetname signs
on functionaly classfied arterial roads
Design Concept Report and Final Design

This project involves widening from ½ street to full cross
section & a new Traffic Signal
Design, permitting, and construction of a total of 25
recharge wells at the South Water Reclamation Facility.
Recharge wells are used to achieve a sustainable water
resource portfolio by pumping reclaimed water into the
ground. 5 wells were scheduled for completion in FY2008,
with the remaining scheduled for FY2011 - 2014 with
$600,000 planned for each year in FY2011 - 2013 and
$4,200,000 in FY2014.
Booster Station located on Litchfield. This project is in

support of the Surprise Center Infrastructure. It will
provide reclaimed water to City Park and Stadium as well
as increase pressure in the reclaimed water system in the
Surprise Center area.
16-inch Water Line along West Tierra Buena, from Bullard

Avenue to South Civic Center Drive. 16-inch Water Line,
16-inch Reclaimed Line and 15-inch Sewer Line along
North Civic Center Drive, from Paradise to Elm Street. This
project is in support of the Surprise Center Infrastructure
and also a roadway project to construct North Civic Center
Drive. The Water Line along Tierra Buena complements the
recently completed Phase 2 upgrades at the Ashton Ranch
Water Supply Facility (WSF) that includes 13,000 gpm
pumping capacity and provides additional waterlines to
distribute the water.
16-inch Reclaimed Line along Cactus Road from Dysart

Road to Litchfield Road. This project is an extension of the
reclaimed system to provide reclaimed water to the
industrial areas of Surprise Pointe, Summit Business Park,
Cactus Commerce Center and Skyway Business Park.
16-inch Reclaimed Line along Parkview Place from
Paradise Lane to Greenway and a 16-inch Reclaimed Line
along Greenway Road from Bullard Avenue to Reems
Road. This project is an extension of the reclaimed system
to provide additional reclaimed infrastructure to the City's
Spring Training Facility, Youth Baseball Complex and Dream
Catcher Park
16-inch Reclaimed Line along Bullard Avenue from Elm

Street to Paradise Lane. This project is in support of the
Surprise Center Infrastructure and also a roadway project
to develop Bullard Avenue.
Design and construct a 6,000 gallons per minute (gpm)

arsenic treatment plant at the Ashton Ranch Water Supply
Facility. This was a City funded and City constructed
project to treat drinking water to meet the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) arsenic level standards.
Design and construct a 6,000 gpm arsenic treatment plant

at the Rancho Gabriela Water Supply Facility. This is a
developer funded and developer constructed project to
treat drinking water to meet the EPA arsenic level
standards.
Design and construct upgrades to the booster station at

Bell Road Lake.
Design and construct an initial water system for the
Special Planning Area (SPA)3 as it develops. This facility is
planned for 187th Avenue and Deer Valley Road. The
project is planned within the City's 10-Year Capital
Improvement Plan (CIP) with $400,000 projected in FY2014
and $750,000 in FY2015.
Design and upgrade the existing 8-inch Pre-Code Johnson

Well to provide additional water supplies more efficiently
to SPA 2 as it develops. The project is planned within the
City's 10-Year CIP with $500,000 planned in FY2015.
Percentage replacement of ageing water meters based on

FY10 Budget Request.
Complete construction of linear portions of Surprise Farms

Park. Construction shall include addition of restrooms,
basketball and volleyball courts, child play areas, parking
lot, and landscaping.
Convert irrigation system to receive reclaimed water

including initial evaluation, reclaimed holding pond,
signage, painting or replacing valve boxes, and proper
permitting.
Convert irrigation system to receive reclaimed water

including initial evaluation, signage, painting or replacing
valve boxes, and proper permitting.
Complete block walls around Aston Ranch and Rancho

Gabriela Water Supply Facilities and provide security
features at all WSFs, such as cameras, lighting, and alarms.
Provide an automatic gate with security features and

upgrade the fence around SPA 1 WRF.
Replace or enhance all existing City energy management

systems to provide higher levels of energy savings and
Citywide consistency of equipment and manufacturers.
This will generate energy savings by utilizing lower wattage

lamps.
Installation of two variable frequency drives on Plant Water
Pumps to reduce energy costs and extend equipment life
Kruger offers a control package that will fine tune to

oxidation ditch treatment process and reduce electrical
costs.
Purchase assorted new alternative fuel and hybrid vehicles

(SUV's, pickups, Sanitation Trucks, etc.). Also design and
construct at least one natural gas fueling station (eg:
possibly at the proposed SPA3 Public Works Yard or a
shared facility with Dysart School District to be located at
the SPA1 WRF).
16-inch Reclaimed Line and 12-inch Sewer Line along

Greenway Road from Litchfield Road to Bullard Avenue.
This project is in support of the Surprise Center
Infrastructure and also a roadway project to develop
Greenway Road.
Replacement of ageing water meters based on 10 year old

meters (includes above meters)
Construct public skate park of approximately 20,000SF of

skating surface for skateboarding, BMX biking, and
rollerblade use.
Replacement of ageing water meters based on 10 year old

meters (includes above meters)
Design and construction of a citywide bike and trail system
to include natural and high profile areas, connecting
between regions, and cities, for use by equestrians,
bicyclists, roller bladers, walkers, and hikers.
Design and construction of a 50acre community park to

include city trails, multipurpose fields and open spaces.
Restrooms, parking, and sport/security lighting.

Construction of a 350sqft ADA accessible men's and
women's restroom with "green" concepts. Both consist of
changing stations and two stalls (men's will have one stall
and one urinal). Includes dual accessible drinking fountain.


Ramada's, Parking, Restrooms, Lighting, and transition

from a temporary water tank to a permanent water tank.
Design and construction of a skate park to be located at
the Surprise Recreation Campus. The skate park will have
approx. 17,000sqft of skating surface for skateboard, BMX
(bicycle/motorcross), and rollerblade use. There will be
vertical and transition areas and a 9foot bowl.
Project to enhance Lizard Run Park to include a community

garden serving high density, low income residential units
and a pedestrian bridge to connecting Rio Salado College
and Interfaith who partner to host multigerational
programs.

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City of Surprise, AZ Federal Project Priority List

DEPARTMENT PROJECT COST ESTIMATE

Community Development NSP Enhancements $1,000,000

Total Cost $1,200,000

Total Cost $6,000,000

Total Cost $2,000,000

Total Cost $900,000

Publi Works - Total Cost $8,900,000

Transportation Dysart/Grand Avenue intersection geometric improvements $3,000,000

Transportation Bell Road Landscaping and lighting $8,908,900

City wide installation/upgrade for video detection and video

Transportation Bell Road Reconstruction $5,000,000

Transportation Dysart/Grand Avenue intersection geometric improvements $3,000,000

Transportation Bell Road Landscaping and lighting $8,908,900

Total Cost $29,117,800

Economic Development Technology Accelerator 1-3 million

Economic Development Small Scale Solar Demo Project 30-50 million

Economic Development Recycling/Incineration Facility 20 million

Surprise Tennis & Racquet Complex Stadium and Pickleball

Adaptive Recreation Center $15,700,000

Surprise Recreation Campus Final Phase $2,000,000

Total Cost $21,200,000

STATUS AGENCY PRIORITY

100% Design - 50% Constructed The AZWIFA 2

100% Design - 0% Constructed The 3

100% Design - Ready to Bid The SPA 4

Project details can be completed in a limited amount of time MAG 2

Design nearing completion/Bid 1st Qtr 09 MAG 4

Project details can be completed in a limited amount of time MAG 6

New Program COS 1

New Program COS 2

New Program COS 3

Abandoned and Foreclosed Home Purchase & Home

City Yes Design and construct a 1,000 gpm arsenic treatment

City Yes Design and construct a 4,000 gpm arsenic treatment

WIFA Clean Water priority projects - http

UNKNOWN Yes Construct public skate park of approximately 20,000SF

Grand Avenue widening and Dysart/Grand intersection

This project includes landscaping and lighting on Bell

project to Install video detection at several

Reconstruction of road from Parkview to SR 303

This project includes landscaping and lighting on Bell

Reuse city hall to house early stage technology

Utilize City property to develop a solar photovoltaic

Recycle all the city's refuse using off the shelf

Construction of a permanent stadium at the Surprise

The Surprise Center for Adapative Recreation and

Final phase of the Surprise Recreation Campus Park to

n Water priority projects - https://eapps.azwifa.gov/staff/mainreports/arra_governor.asp?programtype=CW&fy=2009

City wide installation/upgrade for video detection and video

Transportation New Wireless connections for 12 signals

Transportation Pavement Marking Rehabilitation

Transportation Traffic Sign Rehabilitation

Transportation 163rd Avenue, Jomax to Dove Valley Road

Transportation Jomax Road US60 to SR 303L

Transportation Greenway Rd: Litchfield Rd to Bullard Ave

Ongoing Arsenic Projects

Public Works - UT CIP SPA 2 Johnson Well

Public Works - Customer Service Percentage of Water Meter Replacements

Public Works Surprise Farms Park Phase II

Public Works Water Reclamation Facility Security

Public Works - Customer Service Full Water Meter Replacements

CRS Citywide Bike/Trail System