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Downtown Management Commission · regular
7-16-24 Downtown Management Commission Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed35 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personGot a lot coming up with the anniversary mall so it's going on right now with the civic area.
we are really actually doing well on property crime, including on the Mall downtown, furthering down from auto down double digits
I hope you've seen the difference with our bike controls, our E bikes.
It's not an area covered with cameras. And so what we can control, I feel we're doing a great job.
So we have pedestrian cameras that count the number of visitors that come in downtown
that sounds like downtown pretty well, despite some of the worrisome trends we see in our office vacancy.
We hosted a homeless policy framework round table with the chamber and our preference at this boulder
And with our, with our office vacancy and some of our commercial listings.
It's also something that Chamber has identified as one of our top priorities.
But sundance curious! There's any what the timetable for some of that decision is.
They're anticipating January, February of next year to make a decision on whether they stay or go to a new location
how we use the funds that we collect from product revenues as well as property tax.
And then, with the legislation about digital accessibility.
We want to do downtown kind of leads into the cultural plan updates
More formalization of the outdoor dining program. So we're seeing more and more utilization of that.
The intent of it was to pledge property taxes to eventually purchase these assets to produce.
And it's been helped by, for instance, the outdoor dining program had some market funding as well
We have some other revenues, which is my favorite, just other so we have some miscellaneous maintenance agreements
That initiative 50. If it does get passed will reduce some of the property tax revenue projections.
The big enhancements that we're asking for this year is continuation of the investment program.
Continuation of the outdoor dining program the Eco task expansion.
So getting away from Gap year to really bridge that year between the end of our cultural plan
Something else we really want to do is security enhancements are garages.
then 1% for public art on capital projects continues to expand.
some potential cameras that we can place in strategic areas to help kind of ensure that we're always able to monitor
because of the expansion of the Arts Culture and Heritage program. We're asking for an additional grants specialist.
we don't want to get Sundance film festival then, and say one year, and like, Hey, that was fun.
that sales tax that's dedicated to capital projects.
Everybody in the city looks I see affordable commercial stops after next year.
So capital is typically like a large investment into like an asset.
the gas service to electrification process for restaurants and stuff like that
So now, this is Kages specific portion of the budget for 2025
we're not planning to remill that because that's going to be part of civic area re envisioning plans
And so working really closely with Parks, and that is responsible for the irrigation and forestry.
creative murals underneath some of the bike racks in the downtown area to enhance the look and feel of the district.