Panama Fire Hall Funding and Financing巴拿马消防厅资金筹措.pptVIP

Action Plan Strategy Choices Stand alone community center? Stand alone fire barn and stand alone community center? Integrated community fire hall? Justification Compromise alternative Keep Fire Barn in Panama Funding available from fire district 2 year construction time frame Construction cost for activity space can be subsidized Increased likelihood of regular use Shared responsibilities Compromise more likely to be favored by community Functional Objectives Options Determine Uses Fire equipment Shelter Emergency Relief Special events Regular Use Village offices Small gatherings Determine Building Size Rooms Areas Determine Site Enhancements Walking/bike path Playground equipment Basketball court Site Selection Objectives Village owned land Centralized Location Accessibility by residents and guests Proximity to sewer line Vacant lots north of café Current site of fire barn Noise considerations Fire equipment Wedding reception / graduation parties Parking accommodation Downtown Open green space If above objectives are fulfilled, a zoning variance may need to be negotiated Location Panama Community Fire HallFunding and Financing Fundraising Short term – capital cost Long term - operating costs and maintenance How much will be needed and when Short term – capital cost Sale of Rights to Electric Service Loans and Grants Sale of Village owned properties Village office building Vacant Lands Cost share with Fire district/ FEMA Sale of Rights to Electrical Service Loans Grants Cost Sharing Sale of Properties Seed Capital to be used as startup cost Long Term - operating costs and maintenance Interest from investment endowment Rental Income Rent Space to Village Offices Private Events Local Businesses Proportions to be determined. Alternatives to Consider Augmenting Tax Base Additional Increment to Sales Tax Special Assessment to retire loan Budgeting for Initial Costs and Operating Costs Shared Governance Leadership and Comm