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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
1-23-23 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed26 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwhich will include participation by boulder housing partners
It will not have the family homelessness, conversation, a Key City partner is not available that evening
I wonder if you could park you on that question about just about how hard from recreation is managing this financial strategy.
We said that we would take your comments and synthesize them to see, and that so that we could then pass them along to the clerk's office
so we have 5 applications for 2 spots already.
we need to be forward thinking so as we're putting in budget request for 2,024
this ties to the library allocation because we have submitted over 8 million dollars in funding requests
Community culture, resilience and safety tax proof with 80% approval.
it will happen in tandem with the 2,024 budget development
The Financial Strategy Committee is 3 members of Council.
It's a pretty deep while we're hanging, which should give us a free season Dining
Our answer to that is, let's wire those, and if we get a vendor in in time
sort of the top right is where our accessible parking is, so we've got an AV station there
We had a lot of great planning work done for this whole area City Park, Central Park area, downtown included
We wanted to acknowledge that Central Park is included in Phase one B
We moved into a civic area plan in 2,015.
we're not a historic district in this area as well, and we'll be back in Q. 2.
work hand in hand with planning and development services with that historic district
the Arts Commission will provide input on public art for 5 min strategies
The Water Resources Advisory Board could be consulted on Creek improvements, and any proposed flood mitigation
for advice on fostering inclusiveness, particularly as it relates to our homeless population
They're working through the historic district creation and timeline, so they'll be sharing that as well.
You look at great downtown civic spaces. They are not operated by the city alone.
if pearl streets the heart, and in the civic areas the soul, it is constantly looking like these pictures
The intent is to destigmatize the members of the House community and others
we were thinking of new trees for our house, and then we see that's beautiful tree
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