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10/14 Supp Comm - PPT

City Council/Public Financing Authority
October 18, 2022

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City of Huntington Beach

INFRASTRUCTURE REPORT CARD
City Council Study Session
October 18, 2022
1 WHY DO A REPORT CARD?
2 Purpose of Report Card
• To inform the public of the current conditions of
the City’s infrastructure and to deliver the
information in the concise and easily accessible
format of a school report card.

Report Cards reach policy makers and the public
with a clear message.

Report Cards are highly effective to communicate
status of infrastructure

WHY NOW?
3 ASCE-Like REPORT CARD
• ASCE criteria has been applied at State and Regional agencies but needs to be modified at the city level to meet conditions in Huntington Beach • ASCE Report Card lacks projection regarding the future infrastructure costs, funding mechanisms, and funding gap. HB report will address finance. 4 TITLE FUNCTIONS AS
What you need to know about HB’s
Infrastructure Category
Give basic facts about the infrastructure
Issues Facing HB’s Infrastructure Analyze condition, capacity, funding, future need, O&M, safety, resilience,
innovation
HB’s Success Stories Highlight 2 projects, show what is possible
Let’s Raise HB’s Grade Make recommendations to fix issues Find Out More Give sources with dates and website links

REVIEW & ANALYZE

DATA, SURVEYS,

REPORTS

OUTREACH WITH

COMMUNITY

PROCESS
Engineering consultant selected to
manage process, organize structure, and
write reports

FINALIZE

ASSESSMENT
(REPORT CARD

GRADES)

ESTABLISH

COMMITTEES
Phase I – Assessing Infrastructure
Phase II – Options for future CIP’s

SET GOALS FOR

PERFORMANCE -

PRIORITIZE

IDENTIFY

OPTIONS FOR
MOVING

FORWARD

DEVELOP FUNDING

RECOMMENDATIONS

PRESENT AND

RELEASE REPORT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MAYOR, CITY MANAGER, PW DIRECTOR, ASCE President
5 TECHNICAL

COMMITTEES

CHAIR FOR EACH GROUP
(2-3 members)

BRIDGES

NON-ROADS

PAVEMENT

ALLEYS &

PARKING LOTS

BROADBAND
&

TECHNOLOGY

PUBLIC PARKS

LANDSCAPING

COASTAL

SHORELINE
& HARBOR

ROADS &

TRANSIT

DRINKING
WATER
SEWER

FACILITIES &

CITY-OWNED &
LEASED

BUILDINGS

STORMWATER
INLAND

WATERWAYS

COASTAL

WETLANDS
ASCE

CATEGORY

ADDED HB

CITY FOCUSED

CATEGORY

PROPOSED REPORT

CARD COMMITTEE

STRUCTURE

OUTREACH &

COMMUNICATIONS

COMMITTEE
Questions?
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