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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
2-26-24 Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthat they were no longer going to allow climbing in any parks on any tree.
our cip kept growing every year. We plan for the next 5 years, and we would add projects
The more people are here, and the more you have in your budget to service those people
I know in Denver because of the homeless situation they've had to close down their rec centers earlier hours
more likely construct any of the capital improvements in early to mid next year
when we work towards the updated or excuse me the upcoming capital improvements
we also have the opportunity to improve the accessible parking spaces primarily to provide for rear, loading vehicles
looking to to slow and filter the stormwater through the site such that we're we wanna advance
The conversation around E. Scooters or e-bikes. Has been a little more loop warm, that there's this concern
the division 0 approach, is such that they are looking where they can to improve traffic safety
the boulder meadows manufactured home community as well as those living in Ponderosa, manufactured home community on the west side of Broadway
We've just hired that third who's focused on engaging people with disabilities.
We've reached about 60 community members at block parties that the neighborhoods held both at Ponderosa and for Boulder meadows.
2 logical points of access between the Mobile Home Park and and the and the part on Violet
We know as the temperature warms, it's gonna have impacts on impacts on our community and on our ecosystem extreme heat drought
that solar thermal that is functioning east and south will save the city $15,000 a year. Reduce carbon emissions by more than a hundred 25 tons
we have photovoltaic and solar thermal at our recreation centers
We will very much be looking at what should be close to home opportunities that people can just walk or bike to with their neighborhood recreation center.
How do we increase stormwater detention at at Pleasant View? We're looking at the ecosystems and again, stormwater detention at Violet.
we're going to be piloting some low and no Mo areas and low water turf over the next couple of years
we are implementing the urban forest strategic plan steadily trying to really achieve a goal of maintaining 16% canopy cover
And then finally, just cool boulder. Is the whole campaign that's engineered out of the climate initiatives department.
I mentioned the carbon footprint for the Rec centers. We measure our fleet and equipment electrification.
by providing free parking and ample free parking. you're encouraging people to drive.
it does not contribute much to our to our greenhouse gas emissions
where they take folks and put them in full wraparound folks experiencing homelessness.
I do not like paid parking in this situation.
So I do not encourage the paid parking. I think the problems with people driving a fair view is a substantial problem
the capital funding that we got with the renewal of the point 2 5 cent sales tax