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2015-17 Capital Budget Overview. Engineering & Architectural Services Fall Client Workshop. October 8, 2014. Capital Project Types. Public school buildings College and university buildings Prison facilities and juvenile rehabilitation facilities Mental health institutions
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2015-17 Capital Budget Overview Engineering & Architectural Services Fall Client Workshop October 8, 2014
Capital Project Types • Public school buildings • College and university buildings • Prison facilities and juvenile rehabilitation facilities • Mental health institutions • State office buildings • Parks and recreation facilities • Low-income housing • State and local museums and cultural facilities • Local government infrastructure improvements • Wastewater and toxic waste cleanup facilities • Wildlife habitat conservation and open space projects • State land purchases Office of Financial Management
Capital Projects Typically Have a Useful Life of 13 Years and Involve an Architect and/or Engineer • Construction of new buildings • Major repairs, reconstruction, and additions to an existing building • Utility, landscaping, and infrastructure work • Equipment necessary for the operation of a particular facility if the equipment is part of a construction or reconstruction project • Architectural planning and design and engineering studies for a specific capital project • Acquisition of land and buildings • Administrative costs directly related to the capital project Office of Financial Management
Capital Budget History $4,487 $3,708 $3,593 $3,612 $3,369 Office of Financial Management
Capital Budget Functional Area History All Funds Office of Financial Management
General Fund Debt ServicePercent of Near General Fund Revenue 2013-15 debt service is $2.084 billion or 6.3% of near general fund. Office of Financial Management
Projected 2015-17 bond capacity is $2 billion (Dollars in Millions State agencies have requestedalmost $4 billion more in GO bonds than available capacity. Office of Financial Management
For more information, please visit: ofm.wa.gov