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Downtown Management Commission · regular
5-14-24 Downtown Management Commission
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AI-read · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personso the hill investors are funded by the general fund.
I think I have another question on the affordable commercial.
So we're hoping to be an investor in a bigger concept as opposed to having somebody come in and just do affordable commercial
I looked at the Hill Street Mall. $634 in taxes they gained in January 2024, and I was like what
we are worried, though, about the overall sales tax, as you can see, and was down significantly for the downtown overall
We invited the Rocky Mountain indigenous dancers to come join us.
We worked with you all and with our boards to advocate City Council for economic vitality and development
we're continuing to work on a framework policy for addressing homelessness
to respond to April's power outage, which had a significant impact on downtown businesses
We tried to get some information about what the economic impact of those Psps were
We also at the Town Hall, had a panel discussion on public safety
to try to change the path to competency and create more resources for people who are in the criminal justice system.
Boulder Farmers market has started up the Wednesday market again this month, so we now have Wednesday evenings
somebody comes into the plan department with they wanna build an adu
The goal is that they all be housing focused and that we want folks to exit homelessness
but the West End has the most number of visits per square foot
the Bull Valley comprehensive plan is queued up for city council to talk about
there's some, you know, affordable, retail, affordable commercial pilot
we are still seeing a drop in visitor revenue displayed on the graph
it was making up for that permanent revenue deficit from last year
civic area phase 2 which I've mentioned in the past, and I know you are all all aware of
We're gonna be working with mural artists. They're submitting proposals working on them now
when it comes to the economic vitality, the a big component to that is the commercial vacancies
but then budgets have been hit, too. Wasn't one of the last meetings?
we're property tax based, and we're more enterprise because we have revenue generating business operations