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Citizen Advisory Committee – September 4, 2024: Quarterly Reports From Member Governments – El Paso County 2024 Second Quarter Report – Capital Program Projections

El Paso County's capital program projections, including previous funding, projected cost, original budget estimate and projected increase or decrease

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El Paso County Capital Program Projections – “A” List (2015-2024)

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El Paso County’s capital program projections, including previous funding, projected cost, original budget estimate and projected increase or decrease

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The table shows El Paso County’s PPRTA A list projects, showing project status, previous funding to date, 2023 budget and projected future allocations, projected total project cost, original budget estimate, and the projected increase or decrease

   2023 Budget & Projected Future Allocations   
Project NameProject StatusPrevious Funding to Date20222023202420253Projected Total Project Cost1Original Budget Estimate2Projected Increase / (Decrease)
Beacon Lite Road: Highway 105 to County LineDesign$11,361,000 $6,639,000$4,400,000 $22,400,000$4,361,000$18,039,000
Black Forest Road Roadway Improvements: Woodmen Road to Research Parkway (Joint Project – City Led)4Design$0    $0$3,534,000($3,534,000)
Deer Creek, Base Camp, Emigrant: Monument Hill to WoodmoorDesign$1,000,000$1,000,000$4,000,000$267,000 $6,267,000$200,000$6,067,000
Eastonville Road: McLaughlin to Latigo6Design$5,659,968$3,285,032$6,455,000  $15,400,000$8,525,000$6,875,000
Fontaine Boulevard at Security Boulevard and Widefield BoulevardConstruction$1,500,000    $1,500,000$1,250,000$250,000
Highway 105: Interstate 25 to Colorado Highway 835Design & Construction$30,416,614 $18,438,972  $23,305,632$18,314,000$4,991,632
Main Street at Security BoulevardConstruction$750,000    $750,000$750,000$0
Meridian / McLaughlin RoundaboutComplete$5,226,000    $5,226,000$2,376,000$2,850,000
Mesa Ridge Parkway Improvements: Powers Boulevard to Marksheffel RoadDesign$10,014,998    $10,014,997$9,975,000$39,997
Monument Hill Road: County Line Road to Woodmoor DriveComplete$5,183,852    $5,183,852$3,965,000$1,218,852
New Meridian at U.S. Highway 24Substanially Complete$4,608,000    $4,608,000$4,608,000$0
South Academy Boulevard: Interstate 24 to Bradley Road RampsConstruction$28,206,924$19,332,370 $19,500,000 $67,039,294$18,000,000$49,039,294
Stapleton Drive / Briargate Boulevard Corridor Study (Joint Project – County Led)3Study$314,000 $16,040  $330,040$314,000$16,040
West Colorado Avenue Reconstruction: 31st Street to U.S. Highway 24 (Joint Project – County Led)4Complete$18,163,656  $30,000 $18,193,656$3,428,000$14,765,656
Tutt Boulevard Extension: Dublin Boulevard to Templeton Gap Road (Joint Project – City Led)Design$555,000 $1,100,000  $1,655,000$555,000$2,210,000
Total Capital Projects$122,960,011$23,617,402$36,649,012$24,197,000$0$181,873,471$80,155,000$102,828,471
Conservative Revenue Projections$21,400,556$22,000,000$22,000,000$2,235,007Total Revenue Projection$190,595,574
“A” List and Contingency / “B” List Funds by Year($2,216,846)($14,649,012)-$2,197,000$2,235,007A List and Contingency / “B” List7-$14,611,005
Optimistic Revenue Projections$21,400,556$22,042,573$22,703,850$2,302,057Total Revenue Projection$191,409,047
“A” List and Contingency / “B” List Funds by Year($2,216,846)-$14,606,439-$1,493,150$2,302,057A List and Contingency / “B” List7-$13,797,532
  1. Total Project Cost less other funding sources
  2. Original 2012 El Paso County Program Revenue Projection at $107 million; member governments used 75% of revenue projections for programming purposes. The remaining 25% of revenue projections planned to be used for contingency, inflation, unexpected costs / scope, and variability in project cost due to early estimating.
  3. 2025 Projected Revenues are distribution of 2015-2024 PPRTA Reserves
  4. El Paso County advanced $7,771,230 to Colorado Springs for West Colorado Avenue and this advance is expected to offset El Paso County allocation and additional Colorado Springs costs for Black Forest Road joint project.
  5. Highway 105 scope for budget is Interstate 25 to Martingale Driving. Remaining preliminary corridor estimate is at $65.5 million.
  6. Eastonville Road scope for budget is Stapleton Drive to Rex Road. Remaining preliminary corridor estimate at $25 million.
  7. Remaining Projected Revenues to be used for additional scope for Highway 105, Eastville Road or PPRTA “B” List.