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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
4-3-23 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed14 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personSo if you look at a recreation center, you have the fully access to get inside the center itself.
This is the chart on the right hand side, showing that in 2023. We have received about 2.1 million in funding
If the general fund subsidy does not. I think it's 2.1 million dollars.
So our actual hours of operations and available hours has decreased.
It depends at our indoor facilities. They're about 10% of our 10% or less of our users
There's about 30 million dollars in, asks if met with the City Council's Financial Strategy Committee
So you'll see that tonight, starting to rebuild our cip here with that 6 year outlook and a little bit beyond that.
What you see in you want is we do put together a 6 year plan, and you're going to talk about that tonight.
So for the cip that'll be in June, the month prior you'll have a discussion item on that topic
that are much more accessible for all of our courts, we make sure that they are ada accessible
The civic area design A lot of this thing about is a park design, but actually it's a huge resilience
It's a cameras. It's having attendance. This improve can be a lot.
Certainly, as we both one in the civic area. Because we do face to that project we intend to include a more modern unit
A year later City Council does a study session in September, and then there are 2 public hearings in October to adopt the budget.