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Downtown Management Commission · regular
1-16-24 Downtown Management Commission Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe are going to be hosting an outdoor dining workshop next Tuesday for any interested businesses to drop in
is opening up a new concept in the Hopper space, and we'll be wanting to use the outdoor dining
there was significant budget for activation in 2,023. That is not that budget
So those are the numbers that are supposed to pay attention to, because once this figures, it ends
So we think that number is going to be closer to that budget number
the city manager asked if I would be willing to step up into that role for yet to be determined amount of time
the expectation is that they will take ownership of what's going on in the Mall as well during their work hours
studies have shown it's very clear a police presence prevents crime
I think presence is is going to make a big difference
We sit in this room, and it's mental health providers, hospital staff fire police, everybody
We have 60, 80 people at a time, sitting in the county jail waiting to go to the State Hospital for evaluation
I, we also had a very successful holiday season downtown
There's no movement that is part of the conversation, certainly, for these commercial spaces
I think that as we explore the affordable commercial pilot program that will be happening
Related to energy code requirements and landmarking with how many buildings in boulder or becoming more than 50 years old
Our team distributed over a million dollars the 158 grants in the community
We had a ton of capital projects going on in 2023
to help us with those those unique things that create that sense of place
on the affordable commercial pilot program. So you'll be hearing more about that moving forward
You already heard about the outdoor dining pilots. Program and the work we're doing there
We're also small thing, but a really important thing, wanting to make sure that we are improving the tree canopy
that'll be envisioned as an update of the community cultural plan over the next year and a half
In anticipation of the 2, a sales tax. We want to be having some conversation with the community
the multi use pad that is part of the civic area planning work that's going on
the team is also planning to do an audit of all of city owned public art
We've been doing year by year extensions, but really wanting to enter into another long term lease with the dairy
This year we have a 5.2 million dollar capital improvement program
reduce carbon, footprint, decrease traffic congestion, improve air quality
even if they care about climate, it's like they're just trying to keep their business flow
I saw in the news with Denver having issues with someone who is on a line scooter who hit someone
another time keep doing more public art that's gonna spawn out
We're the one of the first communities in the country to eliminate parking minimums