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BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No. 4.C.
For Meeting of: October 29, 2024
ITEM TITLE: Streets and Traffic Budget Presentation
SUBMITTED BY: Scott Schafer, Public Works Director
SUMMARY EXPLANATION:
Review proposed Street & Traffic 2025-2026 Biennial Priority Based Budget
ITEM BUDGETED: N/A
STRATEGIC PRIORITY 24-25: A Safe and Healthy Yakima
RECOMMENDATION:
ATTACHMENTS:
Final - Streets & Traffic 2025-2026 Budget Prestation 10-17-24.pptx
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Street Traffic Division
2025-2026 Priority-Based Budget
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Street & Traffic Division
The function of the Street & Traffic Division is to preserve
and maintain the City of Yakima's transportation system;
focusing on public safety to provide safe streets for
motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists.
Staff = 32 Full Time Equivalents (FTEs)
2024 Budget = $6,904,000
2025 Budget = $7,017,000
2026 Budget = $7,279,000
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Street & Traffic Division
Scott Schafer
PW Director
Jay Kendall Daniel Nickoloff
Street Maintenance Traffic Operations
Supervisor Supervisor
Senior Traffic Senior Traffic Sign
Street Maintenance Systems Technician Specialist
Crew Leader(4)
Street Maintenance Traffic Systems Traffic Signs&
Technician 2 (3) Markings Specialist 2
Specialist(17)
Traffic Signs&
Markings Specialist 1
Traffic Signs&
Markings Laborer
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Street Operations
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2025 Street Operations Priority-Based Biennial Budget
A Safe&Healthy Yakima A Resilient Yakima A Thriving Yakima An Engaged Yakima
Priority Level Program Name Justification of Priority Level kS20 0
Repair of sidewalk hazards including the
Sidewalks removal/replacement of trees associated with damaging
1 411 sidewalks for public safety $105,000
Materials and supplies associated with snow&ice control
for public safety;de-icer,salt,sand etc. Also funds
Snow&Ice Control contractors that assist in snow removal in residential
1 412 areas $459,500
Bulk of the Street Operation associated with public safety
Street Maintenance to include labor,fuel,operating supplies,equipment
Roadway repair/replacement;$20,000 for repairs to Trolley
1 413 tracks/poles etc. $3,227,000
Expenses associated with clearing debris from roadways
—sand,gravel,leaves,vehicle accidents etc. Removes
pollutants to protect the City's stormwater system in
Street Cleaning accordance with the City's Stormwater permit with the
1 416 State $570,500
Street Maintenance
Admin Labor and supplies associated with administrative work
1 419 of the division $179,000
Transfer of funds to the Yakima Trolley Association to
Street General cover utilities and other expenses($10,000). Also used
Services to cover stormwater permit
5 423 $10,300
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2026 Street Operations Priority-Based Biennial Budget
A Safe&Healthy Yakima A Resilient Yakima A Thriving Yakima An Engaged Yakima
Priority Level Program Name Justification of Priority Level kS20 0
Repair of sidewalk hazards including the
Sidewalks removal/replacement of trees associated with damaging
1 411 sidewalks for public safety $105,000
Materials and supplies associated with snow&ice control
for public safety;de-icer,salt,sand etc. Also funds
Snow&Ice Control contractors that assist in snow removal in residential
1 412 areas $459,500
Bulk of the Street Operation associated with public safety
Street Maintenance to include labor,fuel,operating supplies,equipment
Roadway repair/replacement;$20,000 for repairs to Trolley
1 413 tracks/poles etc. $3,450,000
Expenses associated with clearing debris from roadways
—sand,gravel,leaves,vehicle accidents etc. Removes
pollutants to protect the City's stormwater system in
Street Cleaning accordance with the City's Stormwater permit with the
1 416 State $597,000
Street Maintenance
Admin Labor and supplies associated with administrative work
1 419 of the division $191,000
Transfer of funds to the Yakima Trolley Association to
Street General cover utilities and other expenses($10,000). Also used
Services to cover stormwater permit
5 423 $10,300
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Street Operations Accomplishments (2023-2024)
• Completed Chip Sealing in the following areas:
• Summitview Ave. to Nob Hill Blvd.; 40th Ave. to 48th Ave.
• Tieton Dr. to Nob Hill Blvd.; 32nd 40th Ave. to Ave.
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• East of N. 1st St. to 1-82, North of F St. to I St.• Washington Ave. to Nob Hill Blvd.; 64th Ave. to 75th Ave. — _ -
• 1st St. east to Fair Ave.; Maple St. to Nob Hill Blvd.
• Completed Grind and Overlays:
• South of Nob Hill Blvd. on S. 64th Ave. to Wide Hollow Creek Bridge ��- .a�� •
• 72nd Ave./Nob Hill Blvd. intersection
• 3rd Ave./Nob Hill Intersection.
• 17th Ave./Summitview Ave. Intersection
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• Completed Tear Out/Grind and Overlays: Mem
• 49th Ave. from Summitview Ave. to Walnut St.
• 8th St. from Yakima Ave. to Walnut St.
• Franklin Park retaining wall `
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• Chesterley Park pathway
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Street Operations Goals (2025-2026)
• Chip Sealing the following areas:
• 16th Ave. to 32nd Ave.; Nob Hill Blvd. to Tieton Dr.
• 16th Ave. to 32nd Ave. Nob Hill Blvd. to Summitview Ave.
• 16th Ave. to Front St.; Summitview Ave. to Tieton Dr.
• 48th Ave. to 56th Ave.; Nob Hill Blvd. to Summitview Ave.
• Grind and Overlay in the following areas: ROAD WORK
• 9th St. from Yakima Ave. to Lincoln Blvd.
• Division St. from 5th Ave. to 3rd Ave.
• 11th Ave. from Walnut St. to Tieton Dr.
• 48th Ave. from Summitview Ave. to Chestnut Ave.
• Tieton Dr. from 72nd Ave. westbound to Jade PI.
• 72nd Ave. southbound from Nob Hill Blvd. to W. Prasch Ave. 1111111
• Zier Rd. from 80th Ave. to 89th Ave.
• Tear Out with Grind and Overlay in the following area:
• Lincoln Blvd. from 60th Ave. to 62nd Ave.
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Traffic Operations
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• School Zone Flashers (58) �' �1 ill ', i 1
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• Rapid Flashing Beacons (26) _ -. ® _
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• Opticom System (City emergency vehicle passage) -- _
• Street lights (+5,000)
• City-wide Signs (+25,000) IPP immi* .... L
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• Striping lane-miles (+300 per year) ENTERINGI Iy'
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• Crosswalks, turn-arrows, stop bars, etc. - "` ,,
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2025 Traffic Operations Priority-Based Biennial Budget
A Safe&Healthy Yakima A Resilient Yakima A Thriving Yakima An Engaged Yakima
Priority Level Program Name Justification of Priority Level
Expenses associated with the City's street light system;
repairs/replacement. Also includes work conducted by
Street Lighting the City,Pacific Power and other contractors to ensure
1 432 public safety $170,000
Bulk of the Traffic Operations associated with public
safety when conducting traffic signal
maintenance/replacement,pavement marking/painting,
Traffic Control Devices signage,emergency repairs,equipment
1 434 repair/replacement etc. $1,423,000
Interfund Charges for City Services and Insurance
Traffic Planning Services. Also includes Public Works Admin and Plant
2 444/449 charges $549,000
Funds the debt service on the bond issued for the
Debt upgrade to LED lighting of the City's entire street light
1 879/883 system $247,000
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2026 Traffic Operations Priority-Based Biennial Budget
A Safe&Healthy Yakima A Resilient Yakima A Thriving Yakima An Engaged Yakima
Priority Level Program Name Justification of Priority Level
Expenses associated with the City's street light system;
repairs/replacement. Also includes work conducted by
Street Lighting the City,Pacific Power and other contractors to ensure
1 432 public safety $172,000
Bulk of the Traffic Operations associated with public
safety when conducting traffic signal
maintenance/replacement,pavement marking/painting,
Traffic Control Devices signage,emergency repairs,equipment
1 434 repair/replacement etc. $1,485,000
Interfund Charges for City Services and Insurance
Traffic Planning Services. Also includes Public Works Admin and Plant
2 444/449 charges $555,000
Funds the debt service on the bond issued for the
Debt upgrade to LED lighting of the City's entire street light
1 879/883 system $248,000
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Traffic Operations Accomplish ments (2023-2024)
• Installed battery backup traffic signal cabinets at 40th Ave./Fruitvale and
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• Installed one new traffic signal at Washington Ave./Spring Creek Rd. Try
• Upgraded 9 incandescent signal heads to 12-inch LED
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• Main arterials were re-striped _
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• All crosswalks within school zones were painted
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Traffic Operations Goals (2025-2026)
• Install 1 battery backup signal cabinet per year at an intersection
• Replace 5 aging traffic signal controllers/conflict monitors per year
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• Upgrade 15 signal heads to 12-inch LED
• Standardize 5 intersections per year with "horizontal-configuration" %AN.
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• Add "flashing Yellow arrow" functionality to 5 intersections per year r -1
• Upgrade pedestrian ADA compliant push-buttons at 2 intersections
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• Install additional street lights per requests , Fzrt rr o °--.`t
• Re-paint angle-parking stalls from 6th St. to Front St., D St. to Walnut St. F a ? ; -- '
• Re-paint all downtown handicap parking stalls s iiiiir: _ ='� _
• Re-paint/apply thermoplastic to all crosswalks within school zones and
at all signalized crosswalks =y
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