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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
6-24-24 Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personcould be annexed into the city to meet future needs
City Council is going to discuss what's called a baseline urban services study for the planning reserve.
we know CU South is on the Butcher block as well
We talked through the departments budgets. we have 2 scenarios.
this scenario also addresses minimum wage and compression issues. But at the statewide level.
What we found at a city wide level is that this level of spending is not sustainable, and that's why we do so
sales tax is not running at the same rate as our expenses
See, there's a new people with disabilities. and what's the last one increase?
This does go to the CIP. But one second out for a question here.
cip is over within the department plan as well as the Federal Investment Strategy Review last year
What's forestry? I guess I'm confused.
Is Parker Park. That little tiny farm is right next to the people.
But since there is in the downtown business district. recreation centers are incredibly expensive to Friday.
It's not new capital projects. And that isn't.
maybe you know, maybe there's a different way to look at it like a new tennis and aquatic facility
and communicate that to the people, to the council, whoever, and to to get these ballot measures
The 3rd stream is what you've mentioned around ballot measures. We hear the community, some asking for more.
Let me begin an update on the Civic Area project. The Civic Area Project does include Albany and path.
there is a whole lot of work happening around supporting the vibrancy of the hill
it's now all fenced off to try to as soon to try to keep the homeless situation out of there
So as we get into a feasibility study and look at that more in depth, we'll be able to see if it's if it is feasible
if you think of our joint use agreement with Bvsd. The beginning clarifies that by working together
We explore the ways that we are able to increase flood capacity on the site.
our big move is increasing the flood capacity of the creek and doing some creek restoration here
which means the North Boulder subcommunity plan, the Greenways Master plan as well as
the Greenways Master plan as well as the transportation master plan
to cut flood mitigation, which is gonna happen more and more
especially making sure that it's an accessible feature for kiddos with disabilities
for instance, civic area phase 2. Is this project so like