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City of Morgan Hill 8 Budget Options Report

March 2016

8. Budget Scenarios

Having projected the Budget Needs of the City’s road network, the next step in developing a cost-

effective M&R strategy is to conduct various what-if analyses. The PMP budget scenario module can

project the effects of the different scenarios on pavement condition and deferred maintenance. By

analyzing the effects on these indicators, the advantages and disadvantages of different funding levels

and M&R strategies become clear. The following scenarios were run and analyzed for a five fiscal

year period.

Scenario 1 - Unconstrained Budget:

In this scenario, the total budget amount for the next five fiscal

years is defined by the Budget Needs, or where the budget is not constrained. In order to gradually

reduce the backlog, as opposed to the heavy front-loading approach by Budget Needs, this scenario

distributed the total Budget Needs more evenly over the next five fiscal years (i.e., Budget Needs

divided by 5 for an annual budget).

Scenario 2 - Current Budget Level:

Planned budget of $1.43 million per year with 29.9% of PM

applied for the next five fiscal years.

Scenario 3 - Maintaining Current PCI:

This scenario identifies a budget scenario to maintain the

current PCI of 67 over the next five years. StreetSaver’s Target Driven Scenario module was utilized

to calculate the optimum amount of rehabilitation and maintenance for this scenario over the next five

fiscal years.

Scenario 4 - Increasing PCI:

This scenario identifies a budget scenario to improve the current PCI by

5 points from 67 to 72 during the five fiscal year period. StreetSaver’s Target Driven Scenario module

was utilized to calculate the optimum amount of rehabilitation and maintenance for this scenario over

the next five fiscal years.

The annual budget amounts in the Summary of Results tables in this section do not precisely match the

total amount of actual spending. This is because the annual budget amounts are available fund and

actual spending amounts are calculated by the StreetSaver program and vary annually depending on the

selected streets for a particular year.