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Boulder City Council Study Session 1-9-18
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe are here to begin with you a process as part of our community's vision really to implement the comprehensive plan
Civic area East bookends this is the east side of the Civic area it includes portions of Central Park and the 13th and 14th Street blocks
they are guided by the comprehensive plan and its criteria area plans implement or bridge higher-level policies of the comprehensive plan
will address land use urban design access management and transportation connections as well as identify public improvements such as streets parking
including the Civic areas bookend and the iris and Broadway site
a consideration of land-use trade-offs for the Alpine balsam site will be necessary to ensure development feasibility while working towards the vision
coming from the North Boulder sub community plan where we had a real area of change along North Broadway
there is current flood mitigation planning happening on upper Goose Creek looking at a range of things
some flood mitigation would be considered in Northville to park I guess I was under the impression that it already is a detention pond
it's part of what the mitigation study will look at that will be handled also as a part of the area planning process
fam has been working alongside the Alpine balsam team as they developed the vision plan for the Alpine balsam site
the first guiding principle of the Civic area master plan
relative to the vision and the goals for the Alpine balsam site
we'll be addressing that through our regular CIP process this year
the budget financing and partnership opportunities involved in those planning efforts
we will be evaluating the hospital deconstruction and the medical pavilion renovation costs during the 2019 operating and CIP budget development
during the 2019 operating and CIP budget development so you'll be hearing more about that this season
I'm just gonna put a pull again for us being a model as we deconstruct to have a great recycling and reuse program for those materials
bring that forward to council here for a June public hearing where we would make a decision on whether to proceed with a ballot item
we have to cover those capital costs upfront and as we've talked before we have to have a revenue source for that
you can't break loose eight million dollars out of your general fund
which would result in in either a sales tax increase or a property tax increase