Are any of you involved with putting together your City's CIP (Capital Improvement Plan)?

[ptatohed]

I'm assembling my City's FY 16-17 CIP now.  It's a big undertaking for me.  This time of year (heading into the new July 1st Fiscal Year), it's basically a full time job.  Anyone else work on their agency's CIP?   

 

[Cinnamon]

I'm assembling my City's FY 16-17 CIP now.  It's a big undertaking for me.  This time of year (heading into the new July 1st Fiscal Year), it's basically a full time job.  Anyone else work on their agency's CIP?   

what is CIP?... you people and your acronyms. 

(I assume it's along the lines of the State's STIP or SHOPP)

 

[Road Guy]

Capitol improvement Program

sorry for crashing the forum  I am not local government anymore but I was as for 8 years.

When I used to do mine we took the comprehensive plan that the morons in the planning department created and then tried to make it match "reality"

 

[ptatohed]

what is CIP?... you people and your acronyms. 

(I assume it's along the lines of the State's STIP or SHOPP)

Cinna, you know I hate it when people don't define their acronyms, so I would never do that to you!  Take a look again at the title of this thread.  

FYI

http://www.bing.com/search?q=capital%20improvement%20plan&qs=n&form=QBRE&pq=capital%20improvement%20plan&sc=8-24&sp=-1&sk=&cvid=FED874A08FFC4EA5860E32B8949113BD

 

[Dleg]

I managed a master plan project for the utility where I was at, which included a CIP, but I had a consultant to do all the detail work  .  

But prior to the court order that required the master plan, yeah I put the CIP together by myself every year, ran through the scoring, held the public meetings which no one attended, etc. I kind of enjoy that stuff, though.