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City of Boulder City Council Study Session 9-11-18
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AI-read · unreviewed30 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personeach year the city revisits its capital improvement program or CIP to plan for the city's future capital investments
the CIP provides a forecast of funds available for capital projects and identifies all plans CIP projects
the CIP is one of the implementation tools of those city master plans
I've focused for 2019 both in capital and operating as on asset management and regulatory compliance
aggressively go after our aging clay pipe wastewater collection system and that allowed us both to implement a comprehensive inspection program
if we see changes in timing of snowmelt or frequency of droughts or fires that impact our watershed
we have a backlog of about a hundred and seventy million dollars worth of flood mitigation projects
I was just wondering regarding the flood insurance policies if it had anything to do with the amount of building that is allowed in major drainage ways
I'll also add the FEMA flood insurance is pretty limited so it is generally based on the premise that a basement
have pretty significantly raised our rates and all three categories over the last five years
we are projecting a 1% increase in 2019 another 1% off of that number
that we aren't even seeing sales tax growth that reflects inflation
I know since I've been here which is around six years it's been triple-a
which is why we'll be spending a majority of the presentation focusing on general fund budget
the overall budget for the general fund is recommended to increase three point four percent
the climate commitment is another commitment that the city has made for a number of years
a focus on the Alpine balsam site will be a major effort in that year
the vision zero is a collaboration between the transportation department and the police department
on the homelessness strategy which again you adopted last year
is that affordable commercial is to be more the focus of our economic vitality
on something that was brought out in the Civic area plan and also the recently adopted library master plan
Family Resource Schools is a wonderful program that we operate in collaboration with Boulder Valley School District
we'll be working with Boulder Valley School District to determine if they would similarly be interested in increasing their funding
from a living wage standpoint it's not exactly the right thing to do
the recreation activity fund supports the rec centers the user fees golf courses
being able to subsidize low income visits to the rec centers correct
for example you provide a living wage to your employees are more than a living wage
you agree to engage in a recycling program you agree to donate to local charities
what it's going to do to our affordable housing numbers as which we have heard from going up
if it's going to refocus on affordable commercial aren't they like wouldn't they be completely different skill sets
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