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Rockville reviews $128.3 million FY2027 CIP, flags King Farm and utility projects
Summary
City finance staff presented a five‑year capital improvements program (CIP) with $128.3M in appropriations and discussed debt capacity, key project timelines (King Farm Farmstead phase 1, Redgate Park, Wootton’s Mill), and the Potomac interceptor emergency repairs; council pressed staff on sequencing, grant dependence and service capacity.
Rockville officials spent the bulk of their April 20 work session reviewing the proposed FY2027 capital improvements program and the city’s debt outlook.
Stacy Webster of the finance team told the Mayor and Council the proposed five‑year CIP totals $128,300,000 in new and carryover appropriations. The presentation noted $8,000,000 in new appropriations proposed to be pushed into future bond funding and forecasted taxpayer‑supported bonding of roughly $18,000,000 to finance King Farm Farmstead phase 1 in FY2029. Outstanding enterprise fund debt is about $78,000,000, largely rate‑payer supported, and outstanding taxpayer‑supported debt is roughly $22,000,000.
Webster and Deputy Chief…
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