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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 9-8-22
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AI-read · unreviewed41 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthis is where you can access individual department pages in addition to our capital improvement program summary and department cip pages
revenue sources and again i think it's clear that with our reliance on sales tax and our experience during covid
the council has had a goal of 20 reserves or approximately 10 and a half weeks of operating expenses and that is included in the 2023 recommended budget
is a comparison for just the operating budget since capital budgets can go up and down quite significantly depending upon large projects
this budget proposes 1.7 million dollars in enhancements in homelessness solutions behavioral health response and takes some innovative new approaches
the new climate tax would replace that tax and the utility occupation tax that is on the ballot in november
this will focus on dispatching ems and clinicians to certain types of calls for service which is a new approach for 2023
and last in the downtown ambassador program i know that council had a discussion in more detail about this particular program
dating back to may of 2021 when the pilot originally was approved for safe and managed spaces
included in our cip for 23 through 28 is a 745.2 million in planned spending over the six-year period
this first chart is splitting up the cip by department we have a total of eight departments that support and manage the cip
we also want to highlight the project at alpine balsam and implementation of the facilities master
plan and alpine balsam area plan including the alpine balsam site and western city hub development
several ccrs planning investments where we will be investing in capital planning studies for east boulder community center the civic area phase 2
also included is alpine balsam implementation for western cub planning and flood mitigation will also include appropriation
as well as capital planning studies for boulder creek civic area phase 2 east boulder community center as mentioned before
when we were taking a look at uh the cultural plan recommendations and uh what that meant for the grants program
when we were taking a look at uh the cultural plan recommendations and uh what that meant for the grants program
i think specifically in the public arts area which is exciting to see
we felt um fully met cultural plan recommendations and so the um proposals that you see for public art
with the climate tax being a way to sort of augment and or or enhance the work that's already being done
since the cultural plan was written it has really expanded and so the other thing that we're thinking about
i know council discussed this a little ways back with is with regards to funding an e-bike
as well as certainly maybe something from the climate tax and so um i i just wanted to get some thoughts
we're thinking we would start with probably about a 500 000 program just
this was actually a jointly funded program between the city and downtown boulder partnership
it is to point out that we have almost 30 million dollars in in our base budget related to our affordable housing investments
this also includes one-time funding for the experiments in public art program and to bolster public art maintenance activities
also includes the extension of the urban parks ranger program and some enhanced forestry maintenance operations
this also includes an enhancement in our ada compliance efforts for 2023
the day services center our non-law enforcement behavioral health response program
the guaranteed income program although early in in its stages
our suggested process is to continue that work with fsc to better align uh our budget strategy and master plans
there's a 0.15 percent general fund sales tax that is currently not dedicated to any particular use
the largest of which is the 11 million dollars for affordable housing so i'll walk you through that process
the cost of the navigation center facility whenever we decide what that is
i was really interested in the um investment and more uh traffic cameras
i'm not really excited about getting another encampment team um for five hundred thousand dollars
i think it's the first year that we're going to dedicate some money to providing legal aid for immigrants
to immigrants in need i was really delighted to see that
we have communities around us both in this state and across the country that have a a more healthy mix of property tax and sales tax