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Table of Contents Washington County, Maryland FY2013-2022 Capital Improvement Plan Fiscal Year 2013 Washington County, Maryland Table of Contents Table of Contents Page Introduction County Commissioners of Washington County . 1 Vision and Mission Statement . 3 Table of Organization . 5 Community Profile. 7 Capital Improvement Plan Development Capital Improvement Program . 13 Capital Improvement Plan Process . 13 Components of the Capital Program. .. 14 Capital Project Definition . 14 Capital Project Priority Ranking System…. 14 Capital Improvement Plan Funding Sources . 16 Fiscal Year 2013 Overview FY13 Capital Improvement Budget Overview. .. 17 Operating Impact of Capital Improvement Projects . 17 Debt Affordability Analysis . 18 Outstanding Debt . 22 Combined Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, 26 and Changes in Undesignated Fund Balance. Project Detail of Major Projects – Fiscal Year 2013. 27 Ten Year Summary Ten Year Capital Improvement Plan Summary.. 31 Capital Improvement 10 Yr Condensed Report . 32 Project Detail of Major Projects – Fiscal Years 2013-2022 . 33 Project by Year and Type – Detail List. 35 Project Lists, Descriptions, Funding Sources, & Operating Impacts Airport.. 41 Bridges.. 51 Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 Washington County, Maryland Table of Contents Table of Contents Page Drainage. 95 Education. 105 General Government. 127 Parks and Recreation. 143 Public Safety. 155 Railroad Crossings. 161 Road Improvement. 163 Solid Waste. 197 Transit. 207 Water and Sewer. 215 Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 Introduction Introduction Capital Improvement Plan Fiscal Year 2013 - 2022 County Commissioners of Washington County TERRY L. BAKER, a second-term County Commissioner, was first elected in 2006 and serves as President of the Board of County Commissioners. He is a 1973 graduate of Williamsport High School, a 1975 graduate of Hagerstown Community College, and a 1978 graduate of Auburn University, with a Bachelor’s degree in Education. Mr. Baker is employed as a trade’s instructor (carpentry) at the Washington County Technical High School. Prior to being elected a County Commissioner he served from 2002 to 2004 as a member of the Council for the municipality of Clear Spring and as Assistant Mayor for such municipality from 2004 to 2006. JOHN F. BARR, a second-term County Commissioner, was first elected in 2006, and serves as Vice-President of the Board of County Commissioners. He was raised in Boonsboro, Maryland and is a Master Electrician in five states. In high school, Mr. Barr worked for his father as a field electrician at M/L Electric, Inc., which began in 1927. In 1979 he formed the management team overseeing the service department. In 1984 Mr. Barr bought the company from his father and changed the name to Ellsworth Electric, Inc. He has built the company from 75 to 150 employees. Mr. Barr is active in various service organizations and community projects. RUTH ANNE CALLAHAM, a first-term County Commissioner, has lived in Washington County since 1977. Retiring in 2003 from the federal government after 23 years of service, she joined Food Resources, a local non-profit, as Executive Director. Ms. Callaham was elected to serve on the Washington County Board of Education (2006- 2010), and was appointed to the Board of County Commissioners of the Housing Authority of Washington County (1999-2004), and to the Washington County Commission for Women (2007-2010). She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas State University and a Master of Business Administration degree from Mount St. Mary’s University. JEFFREY a. “JEFF” Cline, a first-term County Commissioner, is a Williamsport resident. Mr. Cline is a graduate of Williamsport High School and Hagerstown Community College, and is currently seeking a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Leadership from Mountain State University. He has been a realtor since 2003 and is employed by Roger Fairborn Real Estate. He graduated from the Maryland Association of Realtors’ 2008 Leadership Academy and received a Graduate of Realtor Institute (GRI) designation. Mr. Cline served on the Williamsport Town Council (2005-2009), and is an affiliate member of the Williamsport Lions Club. WILLIAM B. “BILL” MCKINLEY, a first-term County Commissioner, was an educator in Washington County Public Schools for 36 years, retiring in 2002 as Executive Director of Support Service. He has served as President of Saint Maria Goretti High School and Chairman of the Washington County Gaming Commission. He is a member of the Williamsport Lions Club and President of the Hagerstown Community College Hawk Booster Club. Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 1 Intentionally left blank Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 2 Washington County, Maryland Introduction Vision and Mission Statement Vision Statement: The vision of Washington County Government is to become the regional leader in providing and coordinating efficient and effective public services in an open and cooperative manner. Mission Statement (Long-Term Goals): Supporting and strengthening individual and community self-reliance and responsibility; Promoting education, economic opportunities, public health, safety, and welfare; Protecting the environment and cultural resources we share and; Planning for future urbanization and a culturally diverse population. Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 3 Washington County, Maryland Introduction Intentionally left blank Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 4 Washington County, MD Introduction Citizens of Washington County, Maryland Treasurer Sheriff Board of County State’s Attorney Commissioners of Washington County, Maryland County Clerk Chief Administrative Officer County Finance County Administrator Officer . Audit . Accounting . Budgeting . Public Relations and Purchasing County Economic . Community Grants Attorney Development Community Affairs Management Health and Information Human Systems Services . Information Technology . Human . Radio Resources Communication . Fitness & . Broadband Recreation Wireless Access Planning and Plan Review Public Works Environmental Emergency Zoning and Permitting Management Services . Comprehensive . Building Plan . Airport . Solid Waste . 911 Planning Review . Highways . Water Quality Communication . Transportation . Engineering . Transit . Local Nutrient . Emergency Planning Plan Review . Engineering Management Management . Zoning . Land Use Plan . Construction Strategies . Special . Agriculture Review Management & . Regional Operations Preservation . Permits Inspection Tributary . Emergency Air . Environmental . Floodplain . Parks and Strategies Unit Planning Management Facilities . Stormwater . Fire and Rescue . Licenses Management Services . EDC Project Coordinator Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 5 Washington County, Maryland Introduction Intentionally left blank Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 6 Washington County, Maryland Introduction Community Profile Location Washington County is situated in northwestern Maryland, bordered by Pennsylvania to the north and West Virginia to the south. It is bordered on the east by Frederick County, Maryland and on the west by Allegany County, Maryland. Washington County is approximately 460 square miles in area. The County Seat, Hagerstown, is 70 miles northwest of Washington, D.C. Two major highways, Interstate 81 – running north and south, and Interstate 70 – running east and west, cross within the County’s borders. The major part of Washington County is fertile valley with rolling terrain. The lowland belt known as the Hagerstown Valley, which lies between the Blue Ridge Mountains to the west and the Appalachian ridges to the east, is an extension of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Washington County is a great place, not only for locating a business, but also for living and raising a family. The rural, friendly, community environment offers a taste of traditional values - and the close proximity to Baltimore and Washington DC offer access to metropolitan culture and lifestyle. It's the best of both worlds. Founded in 1776, the very year our country declared its independence, Washington County is laced with parks, monuments and museums that tell America's story spanning three centuries. Its thriving hub city, Hagerstown, founded in 1762, reaches into the future, offering residents the latest services, shopping and entertainment, from the acclaimed Maryland Symphony Orchestra to nightlife and festivals. Capital Improvement Plan 2013 - 2022 7 Washington County, Maryland Introduction Form of Government The County is a body corporate and politic, which performs all local governmental functions in Washington County except those performed by the nine incorporated municipalities within Washington County. The executive offices of the County are located at 100 West Washington Street, Hagerstown, Maryland 21740. Under the Code of the Public Local Laws of Washington County (1991 Edition), as amended, being Article 22 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland (the "County Code"), both the executive and legislative functions of the County are vested in the elected, five-member Board of County Commissioners of Washington County (the “Board”). The Board may only exercise such powers as are conferred upon it by the General Assembly of Maryland, including authorization to issue debt to finance its capital projects. Commissioners are elected on a countywide basis and serve four-year terms. Each member of the Board has one vote and a simple majority of the Board is sufficient to take action subject to the authority
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