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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 5-24-22
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed23 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personhelp our community reach our vision zero goals of zero deaths and serious zero serious injuries on our streets
an update for of boulder museum of contemporary arts community culture and safety tax matching grant agreement for 30 minutes
people aren't returning to the downtown office space who's or not fully who's supporting the downtown restaurants and so on
equations for bolder use tax and sales tax revenues and also property taxes as well
yes we do have a minimum wage and yes in certain categories it's driving it up wages
i don't really think it's the minimum wage thing that's driving it up
what's happening in the current year total sales tax revenues are expected to increase by almost 11
and we have raised the minimum wage in the state and i think what's crimping this the most
in the first adjustment to base in may of 2021 we did add 37 million dollars to the budget
including the deconstruction of the hospital at alpine balsam as well as some additional dollars
we're anticipating that to be closer to 0.5 percent year-over-year because of that reduction in residential assessment rates
we have typically had our capital improvement plan or cip on a slightly different track than our operating budget
budgeting is the biggest policy document that we adopt every year we also had a number of budget policies
we have a general fund budget of about 166 million in an operating budget of 300 million
city staff have used this term guaranteed income just really for the sake of consistency
there are organizations like the center for guaranteed income research out of the university of pennsylvania
as opposed to putting another million dollars into uh a rental assistance
the reason i'd like to steer us away from guaranteed income is twofold
an update of boulder museum of contemporary arts community culture and safety tax matching grant agreement
bamoka came to staff with a request to utilize the funds that they received through the 2017 community culture safety tax renewal
the money and project that was anticipated with the 2021 renewal was for the civic area phase two
when we're dealing with a big capital improvement that we tackle those things ahead of time
for the original grant they were going to have to do it on a matching fun basis