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Boulder Junction Access District Parking Commission · regular
11-13-24 Boulder Junction Access District Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Joint with
- Boulder Junction Access District Travel Demand Management Commission
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed23 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personSo our next recruitment window starts December 16, th and applications are taken until midnight on Friday, January 31, st
Just like citizen curiosity, these affordable commercial grant programs. You said you got 5 applications.
in the past. We've talked about maybe changing how parking is collected. As far as what that mill levy rate is.
And just general roadway safety improvements along 30th and specifically the corridor between Pearl and Belmont.
Is that specifically on B cycle. You just said, like they should have more reliable options.
So currently, it is 100% electric pedal assist. There's no throttle on these bikes.
So our community discussion last night was specifically focused on residents within both Boulder Junction and the steelyards
so on the improvement district analysis. Just a reminder. This is the project we presented on last time.
So any questions on where the Improvement district analysis is at right now.
So we'll be looking at the way our neighborhood parking program is managed.
So we look at at demand throughout all of our districts, and look at what we should be charging per block based on performance.
And annually they manage capital improvements. We manage capital improvement projects.
The types of things that older cares about when it comes to greenhouse gas, reduction vehicle, miles travel, reduction
We're gonna begin discussing the 50th anniversary of the Pro Street Mall that comes to us in 2027.
I do encourage you to participate in the Comp plan. Outreach. That's already started up.
they're going to do a similar effort around the arts blueprint to create a strategy over the next few years.
It's also connected to the comprehensive plan effort.
we're at the very beginning stages of a major effort for the Western City campus, the former Alpine balsam boulder County health facility.
that'll happen throughout the next 2 years, so that we are just embedded with the Comp plan effort
and then there will be 9 new public art projects happening across the city.
we enter into this new phase where the data on how our programs are doing is a part of the decision making in in the next budget cycle.
Just the recruitment for these boards. There seems to be no interest in it.
I was, gonna say, recruitment, or some solution to that, including marketing aspects, for for reaching a specific district