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Council adopts revised 10‑year capital improvement plan
Summary
Lancaster County Council approved revisions to the 10‑year capital improvement plan, adopting a revised capital budget that staff said totals roughly $22.5 million including new and revised projects.
Lancaster County Council voted unanimously to approve revisions to the county's 10‑year capital improvement plan (CIP) after a presentation by Jamie Provoznak of county planning staff.
Provoznak told council the CIP is a financial planning tool and reviewed recent timeline steps and project rankings from the Planning Commission and county staff. She said the revised packet showed about $1.2 million in new projects, revisions totaling about $21.2 million, and a grand total of roughly $22.5 million for the items under consideration.
Council moved to adopt the amended CIP as presented; the motion passed unanimously.
What happens next: The adopted CIP will guide capital budgeting and project prioritization; staff noted the CIP is a planning document and project implementation requires subsequent budget appropriation and contract actions.
