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3-15-23 Downtown Management Commission Retreat
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since you have outdoor dining pilot program is part of that and really long name of the street
one tool that we're looking into procuring is called Fixer AI chooses cell phone tracking data
Maybe because right now we're discussing the budget.
because the budget is 4 times last year and 10 times 2,019.
working together with plans such as the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan, and the Tmp
working together with plans such as the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan, and the Tmp
folks with disabilities to talk about challenges and and equitable access to the curve
We've got like it's scooter parking passenger loading it kind of that that activation.
Use of a business, requested an Ada space.
You and I were starting to talk about the flow charts of like accessible parking
Probably you've heard more about that project, probably, than any of our other projects
we have a very healthy bond. there's certainly opportunities for future capital campaign
to make great events happen and activations happen throughout the district
Homelessness day center is in process, housing and services leading that conversation
Inclusionary housing. That's our for housing program and zoning for a middle income housing.
area 3 planning reserve. I think that's perpetually a city council priority.
so real quick for 2023, and the stuff that we're on this year in support of those goals are continue to work in access management partner strategy
A 2.6 million dollar capital program. It's actually more than that, because we have some roll over projects
I think we're at $400,000 in change of funds identified for support of an affordable commercial program.
And then, of course, experiments in public art, which is a citywide program.
I've got a lot of things around Post Covid recovery dealing with vacancies, planning for the future.
knowing that that ties into a lot of work that parks and wreck was doing right now in the civic area
the big influence you all do have is support of the budget that we develop on an annual basis
if you think about activation of civic area
So the civic area is certainly a component to that.
We could invest more. We could from public art like what one did around there
is that homelessness issues it wasn't in the scheme of things
Okay, our help to deal with these types of issues down there
But then, now there's less police presence because you don't have those issues right?
I think the big concern for safety that we have is honestly just
you know the unhoused population is incredibly diverse
I know that, like absolutely like staff side of that building on camera and police report