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November 13, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Study Session
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AI-read · unreviewed41 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personWhat you see in this slide is focusing in kind of zooming in on the civic area itself.
we will make sure we don't impact the inaugural Sundance Film Festival
we had a roll and stroll event for people experiencing disability, families with children experiencing disability and older adults
we'll have one path that's for the bicycles and and ebikes and those
think about the renaming of the civic area similar to what we saw
how do we ensure that we're maintaining the economic vitality in both places
so much of what we might do with a DDA and all of these things
just like we do with all capital projects, we'll have to look at cost estimating at the time of funding
it's not going to have much meaning if we do not have effective uh public safety
that there might be a cons a concern about competition
aligning CIPs and of course they've got the 14th Street project
how do we think about ways to bring people into the civic area other than by car
there was a little bit of discussion about safety perception of public safety
Is it is it safe to be in the civic area right now
especially as we think more about our local food systems
a space that can bounce back more easily after floods
because it's really designed with flooding in mind and with with being a part of that system
we're fulfilling our commitment to voters and in building all of this infrastructure
given how much of our budget still depends on sales tax
I would just love to see us really being thoughtful about both the indigenous and tribal
anytime we're talking about tribal and indigenous I just want to remind us all that we owe a debt
so that they have more agency and sovereignty when they're on their
curious if there's also partnership opportunities with Boulder Valley School District on some of the outdoor schools
trash is on my mind and composting and recycling for some reason
fully fund and protect the city's ability to reduce and prevent homelessness
making those upgrades more accessible and contributing to the city's climate goals
the language does still exist in policy item 67, furthering the city's vision zero action plan
they provide lowinterest loans for local drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects
we've added language which reflects our human rights ordinance
to make sure that we're considering survivors of crime or domestic violence in our immigration language
to support measures to ensure that ebikes and micromobility devices are safely integrated into the transportation system
We've added language to our vision zero action plan
our commitment to anti-discrimination laws including gender expression and gender identity
primarily the state is in charge of negotiating on the Colorado River
can we start with the climate change and climate and community resilience section
I would love to get some more um community and expert um feedback on on the agricultural front
the irony of the coal ash piece is not lost on me
there is a significant work that needs to be done on on our food systems
whether that be for composting or housing
I just really have have some concerns around um, yeah, data data security and cyber security
I know I'm hearing from our arts community around ownership and authorship copyright violations
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