When any of these projects are included, it means that the ultimate package of projects to be completed needs to evolve over time as the study work is accomplished and as decisions are made about implementation. Phasing considerations . Some of the projects have situations that dictate or suggest a better time for work. Some projects may be easy to accomplish but need to be phased with a separate activity. Some projects may be relatively easy to accomplish but have low ranking based on community input.
Some projects involve intergovernmental agreements before implementation can proceed.
Intergovernmental activity can take substantial time to accomplish. After considering all the project selection criteria, staff suggests that projects identified in proposed Phase I commence immediately. Then, in 2002 Phase III work can be finalized. This amount includes the bond money, plus tax increment money available for projects, plus interest gained on these funds before their use. As priorities are set, and as specific project funding is approved staff will keep track of money spent, funds committed and projected funds remaining.