Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Plan for FY 2026-2030
Summary
The city plans $49.5 million in capital projects for FY27 and $277.1 million over five years — new roads in Country Club Ranches, flood drainage in Historic Miramar, water pipe replacements, two new pickleball courts at Sunset Lakes, and a new Sheridan Park playground.
At a glance
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
$49.5 million in FY27 projects funded largely through the capital grants fund, utility fund, and a $4.5 million general fund contribution.
Residents across the city — Country Club Ranches drivers, Historic Miramar flood-prone neighborhoods, pickleball players, and park users.
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BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING — September 28, 2026
The city plans $49.5 million in capital projects for FY27 and $277.1 million over five years — new roads in Country Club Ranches, flood drainage in Historic Miramar, water pipe replacements, two new pickleball courts at Sunset Lakes, and a new Sheridan Park playground.
BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING — September 29, 2025
The city approved an $87.1 million initial capital budget for FY 2026 covering 56 projects, focusing heavily on utility upgrades, drainage, road beautification, and facility improvements.
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