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Capital Improvement Program - CIPGeneralArticle VI, Section 601 of the Charter of the Town of Brunswick requires the Town Manager to prepare a five-year capital improvement program (CIP). It is also referred to as a capital improvement plan. The CIP must be submitted at the same time as the annual budget is submitted. It is to include a list of all capital improvements proposed over the next five fiscal years. The CIP is to include cost estimates, methods of financing, and recommended time schedules for each such improvement. Finally, the CIP is to include the estimated annual cost of operating and maintaining the facilities to be constructed and acquired. The Council may adopt the CIP with or without amendment after a public hearing. However, the Council is not prevented from pursuing and funding other projects not included in the CIP, even if those projects are to be funded with debt obligations of the Town. A summary of the Town's most recently adopted CIP may be viewed by selecting the links below. Readers are cautioned that the summary does not contain all of the projects the Town contemplates funding over the next five years as some projects may still be in the development or evaluation stages.
Capital Improvement Program - Adopted for 2011-15 The CIP is a planning document. The projects contemplated by the CIP must be formally authorized and funded in order for them to proceed. Authorization and project funding may come in several different forms. For debt, that authorization is by ordinance, as required by the Charter of the Town of Brunswick.
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