Strategic investments, current budget status, ITD buildings A discussion of cost-benefit analysis as related to potential strategic investments, current budget status, the status of ITD-owned dwellings will highlight the first meeting of 2017 for the Idaho Transportation Board, Jan. 18 in Boise at the ITD Headquarters Auditorium, at 3311 W. State Street. Business Meeting Policy allows the department to provide or rent state-owned dwellings to employees in situations where the best interests of the department are served. Locations where employees reside in a state-owned dwelling as a condition of employment are Powell in District 2, Riddle in District 3, Lowman in District 4, and Cavanaugh Bay and Johnson Creek airports. Additionally, some rest-area maintenance contracts require the contractor to be available for daily conferences and on call for emergencies all the time, so state-owned dwellings are part of the consideration of the maintenance contract. Rest areas where trailer pads or residences are available are westbound Huetter, Mineral Mountain, Sheep Creek, Lenore, Midvale Hill, Snake River View, Blacks Creek, Juniper West Bound, Cherry Creek, North Blackfoot, and Clark Hill. TREDIS Overview Financial Statement Operational expenditures are within planned budgets year-to-date. Personnel costs have savings of 13 percent due to vacancies and timing between a position becoming vacant and filled. Contract construction expenditures year to date are $138.6 million. Published 01-13-17 |