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May 9, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed33 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe will end with a budget timeline sharing with the community and with you all
on the headwinds climate and water are listed could you impact those a little bit what what are you seeing
if there were any kind of scenario forecasting on different types of you know drought points or something
I I am eager for for more fiscal impacts and information from uh um a climate and and specifically water and energy perspective
the high commercial vacancy rates that we're seeing about 15 to 30% uh across Boulder in the downtown area
and 1 cent goes to fund affordable housing uh property values are reassessed every odd year
uncertainty uh for the future uh revenues of property tax and this is due to the the ballot measures
if we look at the afford the affordable housing policy and planning Department program um we can see that this program
the Citywide operating budget uh which is this yellow line the general fund total budget and the general fund ongoing budget
we've invested in new programming in Wildfire resilience in homelessness Solutions and Behavioral Health programming over the past several years
looking at our uh six-year development of the capital Improvement program one of the things that we are focused on
that we must make additional future Investments for ongoing Capital maintenance and that this additional investment is needed
Renovations at the East Boulder Community Center um developments of the Civic area Phase 2
the goals as aign to the greater sah framework the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan and subc commmunity and area plans
and before I get into minimum wage I just want to recognize
in addition to thinking and considering the living wage impacts and as well as the minimum wage considerations
some examples here listed are the guaranteed income pilot program and the building home program
our Capital Improvement program will continue to focus on investing in sustainable ongoing Capital maintenance
we're continuing to look at recent living wage increases and potential changes to the minimum wage ordinance
in terms of our uh budget development process and the calendar of our 2025 budget
we're going to see that in the rec centers we saw that in other areas as as we move move forward
people with disabilities uh low wealth um you know again people who may not be able to fill out the the form
our vision zero action plan was an unfunded uh number a couple of years ago and then we got a $23 million Federal Grant
I'm happy to be here tonight to present the 2024 potential ballot measures
I had the opportunity to participate in the Coalition for manufactured home owners in Boulder meeting
we just made it easier for um workers and people with disabilities and folks
the boards and commissions committee asked staff to review our options for potentially EXP Ting those Charter changes
I'm not sure that those kinds of restrictions around our boards and committees are things that we would want in the charter
to ask the boards and commissions committee to look at bringing back a targeted enough change
the first is titled repurpose our runways it's seeking to amend uh the BRC 11-4
we are uh focused here on those that would directly impact uh city property tax revenue
for the first petition to decommission the airport and then 82 uh for repurposing the
if you look at the first City ballot on decommissioning the airport is it would it be correct
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