DOT 2018 - 2023 Proposed Highway Improvement Program | Page 36

Funding and Revenue The program is fi scally constrained by revenue expected to be available Fund Sources for the 5 Year Highway Improvement Program and thus sets out a proposed spending plan for the next fi ve years. Bonds Carryforward $5,957,900 1% Current Tax Sources State Municipal Township Developer 15% Lake County has access to fi ve local funds dedicated to or available for highway purposes: • County Highway Tax • County Bridge Tax (counties under 1 million population) • Matching Tax (counties under 1 million population) • Motor Fuel Tax • ¼% Sales Tax for Transportation Other Funds Federal $86,952,700 Other $8,808,100 Sales Tax $307,611,283 2% 53% Matching Tax $56,986,778 10% Motor Fuel Tax $81,841,584 County Bridge Tax $30,010,872 The County Highway Tax fund is primarily used for the operation of the 5% 14% 2018-2023 Program Total: $578 million Source: 2018-2023 Highway Improvement Program, CPMS v.5a Division of Transportation (e.g. labor costs for snow plowing), while the other four funds are primarily used for funding maintenance and construction projects on the county highway system and, if desired, the state highway system, with some minor exceptions. All expenditures in Fund Sources: 2019 Program Year Other $2,095,600 Matching Tax $8,285,304 the construction funds (County Bridge Tax, Match Tax, Motor Fuel Tax 2% 9% and Transportation Sales Tax), whether for engineering (preliminary, design, construction), right-of-way acquisition, or actual construc- tion are included. The planned $100 million bond issuance in 2011, as Federal $24,611,600 Motor Fuel Tax $11,395,205 27% 13% County Bridge Tax $3,948,239 contained in the Plan for Using the New Collar County Transportation 4% Empowerment Funds, has been restructured into three issuances, for a total of approximately $81 million. Federal Funding Lake County is very aggressive in pursuing federal sources of transpor- 28 • 2018 - 2023 Proposed Highway Improvement Program Sales Tax $40,918,688 45% 2019 Program Total: $91 million Source: 2018-2023 Highway Improvement Program, CPMS v.5a