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Boulder City Council Study Session 08-08-2017
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AI-read · unreviewed28 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personconstruction of significant improvements at Wunderland Creek which will decrease risks to almost 600 homes which are located in the 100-year floodplain
the six years CIP is both a planning and a financial guide to our city's capital assets
we use a set of guiding principles to guide the citywide development of the capital budget
the CIP really serves as that tool that implements our comprehensive our Boulder Valley comprehensive plan where we invest in our in our capital projects
the shifts are made in accordance with the priorities the transportation master plan and they focus on slowing enhancements to the system
as we know and as we've seen in the capital tax renewal discussions there's critical infrastructure
thinking about the capital projects as they're moving forward in a coordinated way
looking toward a policy that's a percent for art and maintenance of that art
the board also passed a motion emphasizing the new comprehensive plan policies around supporting local businesses
we'd be highlighting where we have public art within the CIP
increased funding for public art of which we have a plan moving forward to be funding that in a more in a long-term way
we always want to create a conservative budget where we don't anticipate that taxes will pass
the capital sales tax extension is proposing 1.5 for a total of 2.8
with the sales tax extension were requesting an additional 1.5 for a total of 2.8 million dollars
this is with respect to the the rehab runway and Eastern taxiway at the airport
and then the runway facilities are primarily funded through the FAA so if you divide it
so for instance on the project that's listed in the CIP which is overlay of the runway facility
the Goose Creek repair between 19th and Folsom and the part of Goose Creek is concrete banks
I think that is something we need to talk about during the budget
as we plan with the various schools that's a key component
as we've been going forward and implementing the transportation master plan we've really tried to be opportunistic
we think it was somewhere in the neighborhood of a doubling of those resources
we had funding slated for this year for the design we've been working through the process
he has no budget and the budget he has evidently is only able to be used for affordable housing
it sounds like a budget conversation to me
we're gonna need to do a space needs analysis for city facilities projected to go into the Alpine balsam area
just the consistency with the goals and policies of the city including the comp plan and sustainability framework
the example that would be the Civic area plan