Complete and open new community amenities, including the Animal Shelter, Aquatics Center, and Community Center

Construction and opening of new civic facilities.

Aquatics Center opened May 2019. Planning to open Animal Shelter and Community Center in Fall 2019.

Public Works

City Manager’s Office

Complete design and construction of remaining phases of Old Town Plaza

Phase 2: Construction of frontage and entrance improvements for the plaza along Elk Grove Blvd.

Phase 3: Remaining improvements include pavilion and plaza.

Phase 2: Improvements are at 65% design; construction planned for Spring or Summer 2020.

Phase 3: Improvements are at 35% design. Phase 3 is not currently funded, but plans are underway to advance Phase 3 to be constructed concurrently with Phase 2 and Railroad Street improvements.

Public Works

Economic Development

Complete design and construction of Civic Center Nature Area

Construction of a passive recreational area on the remaining 30 acres of the Civic Center South Property.

Final design underway. Construction planned to begin in 2020.

Public Works

City Manager's Office

Kammerer Road:

• Phase 1: Replace existing 2 lane Kammerer Road from Lotz Parkway to Bruceville Road
• Phase 2: Extend Kammerer Road from Bruceville Road to I-5

Reconstruction and extension of Kammerer Road as described.

Phase 1: Environmental complete, design and right-off-way underway. Segment from Lotz Pkwy. to Big Horn Blvd. - Construction planned for Fall 2020.

Phase 2: Segment from Big Horn Blvd. to Bruceville Road. - Construction planned for 2021 but efforts are being made to advance project to align with Lotz to Big Horn construction.

Public Works

Whitelock Parkway Interchange – complete project design and environmental review

Construction of an interchange at Whitelock Pkwy and State Route 99.

Upon execution of a Cooperative agreement with Caltrans, the City will initiate a project report and preparation of an environmental document. This phase of the project will last 18 to 24 months.

Public Works

Partner with Caltrans to start construction in 2019 of HOV lanes on I-5 from Elk Grove to downtown Sacramento

Construction of HOV lanes on I-5 from Elk Grove Boulevard to the City of Sacramento.

Caltrans awarded a construction contract. Construction begins 2019 and concludes in 2022.

Public Works

City Manager's Office

Complete Elk Grove Blvd Streetscape Phase 2, School Street to Waterman Road

Widening of Elk Grove Blvd. including a 2-way left turn lane, 2 travel lanes, buffered bike lanes and curb gutters, sidewalks, and frontage improvements. Also entails includes utility undergrounding.

Preliminary engineering design is 70% complete and right-of -way is planned to begin in the fall of 2019.
Construction for underground utilities is planned for summer 2020 with the streetscape construction in the summer of 2021.

Public Works

Adopt Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Master Plan Update

Updating the projects and initiatives that fall under the City’s ITS Master Plan.

Complete. SACOG has developed a regional ITS Master Plan that Public Works will utilize to guide the City's ITS buildout.

Public Works

Adopt Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Master Plan Update

Prepare a comprehensive update to the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Master plan for consistency with the updated General Plan.

Request for proposal being prepared and anticipated for release in Fall 2019. This planning effort will last approximately 18 months.

Strategic Planning and Innovation

Public Works

Develop an Autonomous and Connected Vehicle Readiness Plan

Forming a readiness plan to prepare the City for the coming changes in transportation as a result of autonomous and connected vehicle technology.

Complete. Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Plan was presented to City Council on 7/24/19.

Public Works

Strategic Planning and Innovation

Prepare a Mobility Resiliency Plan

Prepare a Resiliency Plan for the City, focusing on mobility related issues, including flooding, heat, and financial.

Consultant contract awarded June 2019.
Planned completion is February 2021.

Strategic Planning and Innovation

• Public Works
• Finance

Complete the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) early implementation study

Studying local Bus Route 110 to consider provision of higher frequency transit services.

Intend to present results of study to City Council on 09/11/19.

Public Works

Support Regional Transit’s efforts to extent Light Rail (LRT) to the City

Planning for an extension of Light Rail services into the City.

Early preliminary design and pre-planning phases.

City and SacRT discussed the need to identify funding for the Blue Line extension 1-2 miles south into the City limits (approximately $200 to $300 million). Staff continues to condition current development projects located along the anticipated Blue Line corridor, to dedicate right-of-way for the future construction of the light rail facilities.

Public Works

Complete Railroad Street revitalization project

Improving streets with striping, curb gutters, and sidewalks. Creating on-street parking, 2 parking lots, and putting utility lines underground.

Completed 95% design. Construction planned to start in Spring or early Summer 2020 and be complete in Fall 2020.

Public Works

Economic Development

Update the Old Town Special Planning Area

Prepare a comprehensive update to the Old Town Special Planning Area.

Contract awarded June 2019.

Public outreach to begin in September 2019.

A draft updated SPA is anticipated in second half of 2020 with environmental review to follow.

Strategic Planning and Innovation

• Development Services
• Economic Development

Facilitate development of vacant commercial land in the western Elk Grove Boulevard corridor (Bruceville to Laguna Springs) including the development of destination retail and lifestyle amenities

Strategizing and mediating retail development on Elk Grove Blvd. between possible tenants and property owners.

Costco is open and the adjacent Ridge shopping center is under construction and will open in phases over the next 18 months (through the end of 2020) as tenant improvements are completed.

The City has retained an architecture and market feasibility team and is in the process of analyzing the potential for development of lifestyle amenities on the City’s 20-acre site north of the Civic Center. The plan is expected to be completed in December 2019, with public outreach occurring in October.

Staff continues to work with owners of other vacant retail sites along the corridor to assist in project planning.

Economic Development

Strategic Planning and Innovation

Complete Design Guidelines update

Updating the rules, first made in 2003, that direct the Design Review process for all development projects.

Awarded contract to DAHLIN Group. Project started in Summer 2019 and estimated to be complete in Summer 2020.

Planning

Prepare Urban Design Study for Kammerer Road Corridor

Study potential land use and transportation changes along Kammerer Road that will lead to the creation of a more urban-style development along the corridor.

RFP released May 2019; Award planned for August 28 Council meeting. Project estimated to be completed in Spring 2020.

Strategic Planning and Innovation

• Economic Development
• Development Services
• Public Works

Increase city-wide bandwidth capacity to support public safety technology expansion

Identify and implement projects and improvements that interconnect City assets (e.g., traffic signals, cameras).

Facilitate improved telecommunications access for residences and businesses.

Exploring available infrastructure and expansion options for City use based upon the results of the ITS Master Plan.

Looking at telecommunications access as part of Smart City Initiative.

Strategic Planning and Innovation

• Public Works
• Economic Development

Complete real-time information center project

Room construction to house the Real Time Information Center (RTIC). The RTIC uses technology to provide real-time actionable intelligence to monitor, deter, investigate, and evaluate criminal activity.

Up and running from a construction and technology perspective; still evaluating staffing models.

Police Department

Public Works

Implement enhanced crime analysis system

Revamping EGPD’s crime analysis system for identifying crime trends/offenders and for responding to crime and quality-of-life issues.

Complete. Fully implemented for past 3 months.

Police Department

Continue staff additions in keeping with recommendations from the 2016 Police Department Strategic Staffing Plan

Utilizing a commissioned study to help outline a 5-year plan for hiring additional staff.

Four sworn officers and one Community Services Officer added in FY19-20. FY 20 consistent with staffing plan and Police Chief recommendations.

Police Department

Human Resources

Adopt plan to remove all developed property from 200-year floodplain

Analyze flood risk in the City for a 200-year storm event and develop alternatives and associated costs for potentially mitigating the risks.

Complete. City has made the necessary zoning code modifications required by SB 5 related to 200-year floodplains. At the 7/24/19 Council meeting, Council directed staff to complete geotechnical analysis on existing levees near I-5 to determine strength and stability of levees to maintain 100-year flood protection rating.

Public Works

Complete space needs analysis for City offices and police department

Analyzing current City space, staffing levels, and department adjacencies to forecast future City spatial needs.

This study is 95% complete and will be presented to Council at a future meeting in September or October 2019.

Public Works

Increase minimum reserve policy in order to respond to opportunities and challenges

Revising reserve target range up from 15-20% (adopted in FY 2008-09) to a total of 30%. This equates to 25% for economic uncertainty and 5% for Council-identified opportunities.

Complete. Adopted by the City Council on 4/24/19. First implemented in FY 19-20 budget.

Finance

Implement the results of the Diversity Audit and Inclusion Strategy

Prioritize and implement actions that resulted from the Diversity and Inclusion Audit.

Provided City Council with a six-month update in April 2019. Formed Diversity and Inclusion team, made suggested revisions to personnel policies, revised hiring practices, conducted staff Implicit Bias training, and made progress in developing staff Mission, Vision and Values work.

City Manager’s Office

Identify opportunities and implement more efficient and cost-effective delivery of Public Works Operations and Maintenance services

Conversion of 12 contracted positions in the Public Works Department to core staff employee positions.

Direct contract for maintenance services. Look for ways to perform work in a more efficient way.

First 2 recruited positions have been completed, with more to follow throughout FY 19-20. O&M is also actively converting contracts to City, with completion prior to the end of FY 19-20.

Converted from lighted signs to metal will reduce deferred maintenance.

Public Works

Human Resources

Undertake a Smart City Initiative

Develop strategies and best practices that improve the City’s use of data in decision making processes and leverage technology to address local issues.

Effort being scoped.

Strategic Planning and Innovation

• Public Works
• Finance

Maintain existing City assets at an appropriate level consistent with best practices and as funding allows

Implementation of annual Citywide pavement maintenance work which consists of a varierty of pavement maintenance activities including crack sealing, slurry seals, overlays and others.

Multiple maintenance programs being implemented or drafted to improve maintenance levels.

Pavement Management Program over the next 5 years will spend on average $8.8 million on resurfacing. Public Works also expects to receive an additional $1 million annually in grants that have not yet been identified. Developed streetlight pole painting program to ensure painted poles are maintained properly. Implemented annual storm drain pipe cleaning program to remove debris and identifies problem areas reducing street flooding.

Public Works

Finance