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City of Ishpeming Capital Improvement Plan

The City of Ishpeming has been establishing goals for several years; however, these goals have not been combined with a long-term Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The materials provided in the documents below should resolve this problem and help to integrate capital improvement planning with goal setting.

This requirement for capital budgeting for a six fiscal year period is found in the Michigan Planning Enabling Act (Public Act 33 of 2008, as amended). Capital expense budgeting has two elements. the first is a Capital Improvements Plan (CIP), and the second is the incorporation of that plan into the annual budget and future budget forecasts. This CIP is a six year schedule of known proposed major capital improvement projects including project priorities, cost estimates, methods of financing, and annual estimated operating and maintenance costs for the proposed projects. Each year the CIP is revised for next fiscal year.

If adequate funding is available, the projects can eventually be completed successfully. Even with good planning, not all capital projects and purchases will get done as planned or at the estimated cost. The CIP is designed to be an update on an annual basis. Projects can be added or subtracted as the needs and the resources of the community change.

An effective and ongoing CIP is beneficial to elected officials, staff, and the general public. Capital improvement planning and budgeting allow officials and citizens to set priorities for capital expenditures and ensure maximum physical benefit for a minimum capital expenditure through an orderly process of project development, scheduling, and implementation.

A criteria to rank projects has been provided and each project was scored and ranked according to the scores. ultimately, City Council makes the final decision on the ranking and funding of all capital projects.

  • Capital Improvement Ranking Criteria
Capital Improvement Project Ranking Criteria
Capital Improvement Project Ranking Criteria
Capital-Improvement-Project-Ranking-Criteria.pdf
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  • 2017 Goals and Capital Improvement Plan
2017 Goals And Capital Improvement Plan
2017 Goals And Capital Improvement Plan
2017-Goals-and-Capital-Improvement-Plan.pdf
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  • 2018 Goals and Capital Improvement Plan
2018 Goals And Capital Improvement Plan
2018 Goals And Capital Improvement Plan
2018-Goals-and-Capital-Improvement-Plan.pdf
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  • 2019 Goals and Capital Improvement Plan
2019 Goals And Capital Imrprovement Projects
2019 Goals And Capital Imrprovement Projects
2019-Goals-and-Capital-Imrprovement-Projects.pdf
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  • 2020 Goals and Capital Improvement Plan
2020 Goals And Capital Improvement Projects
2020 Goals And Capital Improvement Projects
2020-Goals-and-Capital-Improvement-Projects.pdf
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  • 2021-2026 Capital Improvement Plan
Capital Improvement Plan 2021-2026
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2021 Capital Improvement Project Spreadsheet
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  • 2024 – 2029 Capital Improvement Plan
2024-2029 Capital Improvement Plan
2024-2029 Capital Improvement Plan
2024-2029-Capital-Improvement-Plan.pdf
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