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Board of Directors – July 10, 2024: Draft 2024 PPRTA Amended Budget – El Paso County

TO:

  • Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority Board of Directors
  • Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority Citizen Advisory Committee

FROM: Joshua J. Palmer P.E., County Engineer

DATE: June 12, 2024

RE: El Paso County 2024 PPRTA Proposed Budget Amendment (#1)


El Paso County is pleased to submit its Proposed Budget Amendment #1 for the 2024 Capital and Maintenance Programs. The 2024 Revenue Carryover Budget allocated to the El Paso County Capital Program is $2,091,945. The 2024 Revenue Carryover Budget allocated to the El Paso County Maintenance Program is $1,390,738. The 2024 Additional Revenue allocated to the El Paso County Capital Program is $1,548,800. The 2024 Additional Revenue allocated to the El Paso County Maintenance Program is $1,029,652.

The total Capital Budget Amendment is $3,640,745 and the total Maintenance Budget Amendment is $2,420,390.

El Paso County Maintenance Program

As in the past, El Paso County’s maintenance program includes the following work items: concrete improvements to curb, gutter, and sidewalk; pavement maintenance to protect and extend the life of paved surfaces including overlays, slurry, micro-surfacing, and chip seals; gravel road maintenance and rehabilitation; striping, shouldering, patching and other maintenance needs, such as signal and drainage maintenance. Toe process for prioritizing paved roads for repair and rehabilitation will remain a cost benefit analysis per our Pavement Management System (PMS), which annually evaluates the entire paved road network and prioritizes based on cost-benefit algorithms.

El Paso County Capital Program (2015-2024)

The table below reflects a summary of the original approved 2024 budget allocations. The 2024 revised budget includes the updated 2024 carryover amounts that reflect the actual carryover amounts as provided by PPRTA Finance as well additional revenue allocations. For the 2015-2024 Capital Program, El Paso County is proposing to allocate $3,640,745 to the Eastonville project.

2023 Capital Program Budget Summary (2015-2024)

Capital Projects (2015-2024)2024 Budget (Carryover+ Line-Item Transfer)2024 Proposed Budget Amendment #12024 Revised Budget
Beacon Lite Road$17,283,147$0$17,283,147
Black Forest Road$0$0$0
Deer Creek, Base Camp, Microscope Way (fka Emigrant Trail)$4,209,226$0$4,209,226
Eastonville Road$12,911,411$3,640,745$16,552,156
Fontaine Blvd/Security Blvd/Widefield Blvd$194,966$0$194,966
Highway 105$23,613,929$0$23,613,929
Main Street at Security Boulevard$0$0$749,462
Meridian/McLaughlin Roundabout$0$0$600
Mesa Ridge Parkway$9,350,000$0$9,350,000
Monument Hill Road$314,674$0$314,674
New Meridian/US24$348,124$0$348,124
Academy Boulevard$42,548,730$0$42,548,730
Stapleton Drive/Briargate Blvd Corridor Study$0$0$0
Tutt Boulevard Extension$0$0$0
West Colorado Avenue$43,843$0$43,843
Total Capital (2015-2024)$110,818,050$3,640,745$114,458,795